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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1958

Page

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Neighborly fund drive aids polio family and school water questions

Neighbors raise about 350 dollars for the Billy Wilson family’s hospital care for two polio afflicted children. The sum will cover only a few days of treatment as more funds are needed. Community notes question Horner site water and the school well’s yield, prompting a decision to buy a sand screen after a second test hole found sand.

Billy Wilson Horner School Board of Directors

Moravia water system talked amid local needs

Town leaders consider a shared water tank project as a long term solution, noting current wells and water trucks are costly and insufficient. The piece also covers a wide local social scene with visits and family events around Centerville and surrounding areas.

Moravia

West Point Community Guests and Social Visits

West Point social notes list Mrs Leo Hoffman and family hosting and visiting at Roscoe Argo and Fred Argo homes. Mr and Mrs Ben Fickrell and Roscoe Argo welcomed guests. Verta Hoffman and Maude Turner called on friends. Mrs Will Goff of Illinois stayed with Darrell Cooper. Nellie Haines returned to Cushing Oklahoma. The Hoffman and Argo households hosted dinners and haying activity noted.

Fred Nellie Haines Fred Argo Cushing Oklahoma Roscoe Argo Leo Hoffman Donald Jones Ottumwa

Truckers urged to buy regulation receipt books at Moravia Union

Moravia Union office stocks 50 triplicate sets per book for truckers regulation receipts.

Moravia

Blue Front By Mrs Johan VanZante

Mrs Johan VanZante attended the Monroe county hospital auxiliary supper and program in Albia Tuesday night. Ben Jones left for Wyoming to visit Roy DuVall and relatives. Charles and Mark Van Zante have been ill with flu this past week. Mrs Ralph Eaton and Susan of Inglewood California and her mother Mrs Heinie visited Cyril Mc Danes home Monday for dinner. Mrs Sam Shepard and Lela visited John Van Zante Friday evening.

Ralph Shelquist Monroe County Hospital Albia Ben Jones Roy DuVall Wyoming Charles Mark van Zante Ralph Eaton Susan Inglewood Calif Heinie Cyril McDanes Sam Shepard Lela John van Zante

New Hope Community Activities Recap

Wesley M Y F met Tuesday evening with 19 young people present. Jimmy Logan and Colin Cridlebaugh led devotions and lessons for senior and junior groups, the latter studying Palestine. Mrs Edrie Phillips served cinnamon rolls and Kool Aid. Wesley W S C S will meet Thursday afternoon with Elsie and Lillie Callen. David West attended the Ice Follies at Des Moines Saturday with the Thespian club.

Wesley M. Y. F Jimmy Logan Colin Cridlebaugh Jimmy Lester Dooley Palestine Edrie Phillips Wesley W. S. C. S Elsie Lillie Callen David West Des Moines Thespian Club Doris Wilson Lois Wilson Loyd Davis Moulton John Wood Dorothy Genevie Donovan Junior Donovan David Donald West Centerville Jerry Bob Jen Ivan Harsh Wyoming Jay Trenton Tom Wilson Moravia Harold Hudgens Hattie Watts Marion Rey

Family Sightseeing Trip Up the Mississippi River

Day evening trip from Davenport headed north along the Mississippi. Mia Dorig Wilson and Lola Wilson with children visited Prairie du Chien Wisconsin then returned north through northern Iowa arriving home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ivan Harsh visited Monday evening at Jay Wilson. Raymond Gilliland and Connie of Ottumwa spent Sunday afternoon at Ernest West’s home.

Mia Dorig Wilson Lola Wilson Davenport Mississippi Prairie du Chene Wis Iowa Ivan Harsh Jay Wilson Raymond Gilliland Connie Ottumwa Ernest West

Shanghai By Mary Low Rinehart

Mr and Mrs Clark Mendenhall of New York spent Thursday at Lloyd Landgrebes and Mrs Ralph Stickler was an afternoon caller Sunday dinner guests at Aubrey Christys were Mr and Mrs Doyle Christy and girls Mr and Mrs Wayne Christy and girls and supper guests were Mr and Mrs Fred Christy and girls Mr and Mrs Dale Fenton are the parents of a son born October 1 Roy James Mr and Mrs L R Perry of Albia and Mr Carl Wetterlund of Newton called on Frank and Lew Rinehart Sunday afternoon Sunday dinner guests at Glen Overturfs were Mr and Mrs Charles Wakefield and family Neil Penfield Jewell Miller Rex and Kay Overturf Mrs Fred Christy and Barbara and Patty Jo spent Tuesday at Aubrey Christys Joyce and Elaine Christy spent the afternoon there Mrs Harold Young and girls spent Sunday at the Fred Taylor home Mary Lou were shopping in Ottumwa Saturday Mr and Mrs Fred Christy and girls spent Thursday evening at Aubrey Christys Hazel Hellyer and Mr and Mrs Bert Rinehart visited Thursday evening at Gerald Rineharts Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bown and family soner Friday and Saturday at the Fred Taylor home Judy Overturf was a supper guest with Linda Gardner Friday evening Mary Lou and Mr and Mrs Gerald Rinehart and Mike and Jimmy attended the rodeo in Eddyville Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Wayne Christy Elaine and Joyce spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Aubrey Christy

Clark Mendenhall New York Lloyd Landgrebes Ralph Stickler Bert Rinehart Frank Rinehart Bloomfield Aubrey Christys Doyle Christy Wayne Christy Fred Christy Dale Fenton Roy James L. R. Perry Albia Carl Wetterlund Newton Frank Lew Rinehart Glen Charles Wakefield Neil Penfield Jewell Miller Rex Kay Barbara Patty Jo Joyce Elaine Christy Harold Young Fred Taylor Mary Lou Ottumwa Hazel Hellyer Gerald Rineharts Lloyd Bown Family Soner Judy Over

Local couples spend Saturday evening in neighboring towns

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Landgrebe and family visited the Ted Heimstra home in Oskaloosa on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rinhart and Mary Lou visited Bill Hiners in Centerville on Saturday evening.

Lloyd Landgrebe Ted Heimstra Oskaloosa Bert Rinhart Mary Lou Bill Hiners Centerville

Notice of Probate of Will in Appanoose County

District Court in Appanoose County Iowa announces probate for the last will and codicil of J. L. Dodd deceased. The will was filed September 27 1958 and is set for final proof and probate hearing October 28 1958 at 10:00 a.m. Any interested persons may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. M G Luse Clerk of the District Court Harry S Greenleaf Attorney for the Estate. Oct 29-16

Appanoose County Iowa State of Iowa J. L. Dodd Said M. G. Luse Harry S. Greenleaf

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