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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1962

Page

6

Community Notes From Walker Iowa Weekend Visits

Residents from Walker and nearby towns welcomed relatives and friends for dinners and gatherings. Visitors included Floyd Caster and Leo Caster from Des Moines lineage, Jim Kearney and Kimberlee with Judy Van Dorin, and numerous local families sharing meals, birthday celebrations, and a White Elephant Sale planned for October 20 at 1:15 p.m. The notes also mention hospital stays, piano recitals, a wedding, and church events across Centerville, Albia, Ottumwa, and Promise City.

Floyd Caster Walker Minnesota C. Caster Leo Caster Denny Clarence Caster Mra Clifford Caster Patty Joni Jim Kearney Kimberlee Judy van Dorin Des Moines Lee Hiatt Hiatt Michael Koffman Mr. Koffman Clarence Johnson Jonathan Chase Russell Chase R. C. Wilson Centerville Mina Dowd Ina Miller Clyde Warren Donald Dowd Donald Roy Downing Ron Woodward Monroe County Hospital Albia Jim. Hayes Blakesburg Cynthia Taylor Iva Turner Charles Coffin E. H. Knudson Desa Moines John Veach Mary Verda Argo Verna MecAninch Roy Argo Grant Tadlock Naomi Harley Tisue Carl Tisue Roy Argo ‘and Sons Carl Tisue and Sons J.T. VanDorin Hasn't Been Very Well, Leo van Dorin Jerry Lee Lowell VanDorin James Roy J. BR. Callen Zell Pence Albin Wyo Melissa Felton United Presbyterian Church Oscar Main Ralph Robinson Claire Robinson Ottumwa Bill Robinson Kenneth Blackman Cedar Rapids Don Blackman M. K. Blackman Zelma Hopkins Pearl Swaim Ben Jones Cyril McDanes Nell Utterback Pearl Swarm EUB Seymour E. G. Hawk Gary O'Conner Elebliant Sale Gary Charity Julie Ray Elder Decker Montana R. Elder Spencer King Unionville T. E. Campbell Carl Coffin Promise City Mrs. Campbell Natal

Richard Coltrain Elected President of Centerville College

Richard Coltrain wins Centerville Community College student body presidency as the school reports record enrollment and a major faculty expansion. Moravia area students dominate the list of new and returning majors, with multiple freshmen and sophomores in business, arts, sciences, and pre medical tracks.

Richard Coltrain Centerville College Centerville Community College Ithe CCC Moravia Eunice Elaine Ogden Cole Community High School Richard L. Coltrain Jerry Roblenz Moravia Community High School Edward Jay Clayworth Richard W. Harsh Stephen Tarbell Melrose Betty le Ann Main Mystic Billy Lee Main Terry M. Martin Bennie E.tarbell Nancy Ann Tomlin Larry Vickrey Moulton-Udell Commauily High School Unionville Iowa Neil Sheldon West Branch Colllege Moravia High School Centreville College Kenneth Colter

Vosburgh Social Roundup At Local Homes

Mr and Mrs Wayne Christy and Carol attended a club at the Bert Rinehart home Wednesday. Paul Jordan visited the Dick Brown home Thursday afternoon. Gilbert Callen spent Thursday and Sunday at the Gladys Townsend home. Clayton Sheldon and family visited at the Claude Sheldon home in Russell Thursday. Russell Brown spent Thursday evening at the Bert Rinehart home. Edith Callen spent Friday evening at the Christy home. Russell Brown attended the funeral of H C Pergon in Albia Saturday morning. Sunday visitors at the Ray Rinehart home included Kenneth Rinehart and family Lewis Rinehart and George Rinehart and Mark Nellie Thompson and Wayne Thompson and family attended a wedding.

Wayne Christy Carol Bert Rinehart Paul Jordan Dick Brown Gilbert Callen Gladys Townsend Clayton Sheldon Claude Sheldon Russell Russell Brown Edith Call

Granddaughter Patty Kelsey Visits Hampton Family

The article notes Patty Kelsey visiting Paul Almadge in Hampton on Sunday afternoon. It lists multiple family gatherings including Aubrey Christy and Fred Christy with relatives at Wayne Christy’s home, Max Waters visiting Clayton Sheldon, and Pearl Broshar at Rus sell and Dick Brown homes. Brad Brown stayed with grandparents Paul Jordan in Centerville.

Patty Kelsey Paul Almadge Hampton Aubrey Christy Mra Fred Christy Wayne Christy Max Waters Blakesburg Clayton Sheldon Pearl Broshar Russell Dick Brown Gilbert Callen Carol Gladys Townsend Brad Brown Mrs Paul Jordan Centerville

Happenings and visits mark Monroe county weekend

A long list of gatherings and visits fills the weekend notices from Hiltoh community. Kenneth Free hosted a housewarming with neighbors calling on the Frees and bringing gifts. Several relatives and friends travelled from Ottumwa Batavia Centerville and other towns for dinners and social visits. Hospital stays included James Wilson returning home from Monroe county hospital and Mrs Truxton Dicks undergoing surgery. Mrs Howard Smith entered Monroe county hospital for flu treatment.

Kenneth Free Home Hiltoh Claude Rogers Wayne Clark Allan Estil Gay Sharon Earl Bob McGinnis Barbara Gene Lathan Mike Mark Francis Turner Jeanne Arada Tibball Donald James Wilson Monroe County Hospital Clara Weidman Albia Frank Wilson Kenneth Free Elaine Paul Stewart Marlin Smith Batavia Loy Free Ottumwa Charles Coffin Clell Garland Houser Centerville Wilbur Rush Florence Hiner Bess Foster Nettie Jones Flora Jones Ami Floyd Lemaster Albin Wyo Helma Tisue Eric Main Howard Giles Oklahoma City Okla A. G. Mason Bill Duvall Wheatland Clarence Young Cheyenne Chris Bogart Fred Blumer Clelt Blumer Russell Alden Alice Unionville DuValls Cyrus Hall Walter Martin Mary Coffman Hazel Thorne John T. Hayward Marshalltown Art Fox Ron Myers Barlham William Horn Margaret Denver Colorado Truxton Dicks St. Joseph Hospital Howard Smith

Edward Duncan Dies at Moline

Edward Duncan, 76, of Moline, Illinois, died last week at Methodist hospital in Moline. Born December 11, 1885, in Greeneley Kansas, he was the son of Robert and Mary Etta Woodcock Duncan and married Velma F. Lightbody on.

Edward Duncan Moline Hilton Methodist Hospital Greeley Kansas Robert Mary Etta Woodcock Duncan Velma F. Lightbody

Iowa State Gets 15,500 Grant for Rural Electrification Program

Iowa State University at Ames receives an annual 15,500 grant from seven investor owned Iowa utilities to continue rural electrification research and education. Dr. Clarence W. Bockhop and H. L. Mann discuss objectives and plans for the 15-year collaboration, noting more than 200,000 contributed by the utilities to advance farming productivity through electricity.

Iowa State University At Ames Electric Utilities of Iowa Clarence W. Bockhop Iowa State H. L. Mann Iowa Southern Utilities Mann Harold L. Mann Iowa State University

Obituary: Local Augmentee Dies in Peoria Area

July 3 1937 in Peoria obituary notes surviving wife a step son Keith Hall East Peoria a brother Harry Alden Minn a sister Mrs Sadie Duff Center ville Ta and two grandchildren He belonged to Operating Engineers No 649 and Jackson Lodge No 42 AF AM Center ville Ia Worked as an oiler for general contractors retired a year ago Services held 1 pm Wednesday at Wilsons Mortuary Entombment in Lakeside Mausoleum Pekin

Peoria Keith Hall East Peoria Harry Alden Minn Sadie Duff Centerville Jackson Lodge Af&am General Contractors Wilson’s Mortuary Lakeside Musoleum Pekin

20th Century Club Holds Fall Meeting at Mrs Boyer Home

The Twentieth Century Reading club met at Mrs. Ira Boyer’s home for a 12:30 luncheon with Mrs. Jennie Bland assisting. After dinner, organ selections by Mrs. Bland opened the program, new year books were distributed, and secretary Mrs. Clarence Johnson read the report and by-laws as Mrs. Lee Tadlock spoke.

Twentieth Century Reading Club Ira Boyer Jennie Bland Bland Clarence Johnson Lee Tadlock

Treasurer’s report and meeting close with music

A letter from former member Mrs. C. W. Craver was read. The roll call was My Vacation. Mrs. Boyer presented World’s First Nuclear Merchant Ship. The meeting closed with organ music by Mrs. A. G. Mason and The End of a Perfect Day. Mystery pal gifts were distributed. Mrs. James Herron of Elke Nevada attended as a guest.

C. W. Craver Boyer A. G. Mason James Herron Elke, Nev

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Caryl Richard Permanenta Myna’s Ambulance’ Service Turner Funeral Home Jowa Petia Lee R. Benz Peiuers Kenneth Condra 20Th Century Club Turner & Son Lmbr Corp Tony Tack
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