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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
1
The Rays Ramblin's Band Mothers Club held a large dinner at the gym on a Tuesday night to fund new band uniforms. About 525 tickets were picked up, with extra purchases and many helpers, bringing the total to an estimated 600. Additional revenue included $48.50 from a parcel post sale. Ernie Kincade sat across.
A local gathering drew residents from Albig and Centerville. Officials urge timely mayoral and council nominations by October. Citizens discuss a charcoal project as a supplemental income, promising land improvements without replacing existing farm income, seeking community support.
New Hope by Mrs Gladys and Harsh family members spent a weekend with relatives in Cedar Falls and Mount Ayr. They attended the Cattle Congress in Waterloo while others visited Des Moines for Ice Follies and local church events.
Numerous visits and dinners mark a busy period as residents of Bussey Centerville and nearby towns host relatives and friends. Family gatherings at Bert and Gerald Rinehart, Christy, Overturf, and Calhoun households feature shared meals, quiltings, showers, and Sunday dinners with extended kin including Dicks, Firkins, Whitehead, and Wakefield.
Doris Christy and Carol visit the Gilbert Callen home. Mr and Mrs Russell Brown Mr and Mrs Dick Brown and Brad attend Hospital Auxiliary supper in Albia. Bert Vosburg of Bussey visits Wayne Thompson and Dicks home. families share meals and visits across several households.
Weat Faint and Mrs Helen McFatridge of Cedar Rapids spent Sunday and Sunday night with Hugh McFatridge. They visited Charlie Douglas in Lemar Missouri from Monday to Wednesday. Helen returned Thursday. Sybil Whitehead visited Verta Hoffman and Mary McFatridge Thursday afternoon. Verta Hoffman led a group of Rebekah ladies to Moulton Thursday evening. Betty Haver visited Mary McFatridge Friday morning. Julia Miller of Blakesburg stayed overnight at Fred Argo's Wednesday. Judy and Tammy Hoffman were at Léo Hoffman’s Friday, then Fred Argo’s Friday evening. George Rinehart and Mark visited Ed Haver Saturday evening. Richard Hoffman and Tammy with J B Carson on Sunday afternoon. Lloyd Johnson, Roy Rinehart and Bob Sweden were Sunday dinner guests at Roscoe Argo’s. Kenneth Hoffman joined Sunday dinner with Richard Perry. Clayton Sheldon stayed Monday night with Fred Argo.
Union Township residents share Sunday dinners and weekend calls visiting Harold Fenton Hazel Miller and Alice Baker. Families attendance include Farnsworth Fenton Kelley Ward Scott Harper and Cox with church funeral attendance for Harold Miller in Plano.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Boblenz visited Ottumwa relatives. Theo Miller hosted guests and Mrs. Marion Clayworth hosted visitors, including Purley Dixon and family. O'Brien Ross wedding at Melrose. reception at Chariton Country Club with Des Moines guests. Various families hosted and attended gatherings, skating, and birthday celebrations across Ottumwa, Marysville, Davenport, and nearby towns.
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