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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1957

Page

2

Neighborhood Social Notes From Centerville Area

Mr and Mrs Oral Peters of Centerville spent Friday at the Walter Paris home and Friday night at the Claude Paris home. Mr and Mrs Leo Means of Albia and family called at Cecil Comstock home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Andrews visited L M Andrews in Seymour Thursday to help with the sick. Rebecca Mae Stephenson fifth birthday celebrated at Knoxville. Several church and family visits noted including Latter Day Saints in Albia and a Sunday dinner at Margaret Comstock home. Des Moines trips and multiple calls around Moravia Grand River Udell described.

Oral Peters Centerville Walter Paris Claude Paris Leo Means Albia Cecil Comstock Charles Andrews L. M. Andrews Seymour Moravia Wayne Walter Faris Lyrin Rebecca Mae Stephenson Knnoxville Glenn Stephenson Lee Tadlock Ray Tubaugh Bob Strunk Barbara Lester Strunk Joan Tone St. Joseph Hospital Latter Day Saints Margaret Comstock Earl Campbell Christena Hahn Florence Hahn Des Moines Sandra Angerson Walter Dangon Richard Tubaugh Janiece Harold Hoffman Marion Déan Andrews Gerald Burton Jerry Verner Hawk Iva Strunk Clifford Caster Harold Wright Nellie” Williams

Enon Nancy Carol Faber attendance at church event

Mrs Harold Hawk attended a ladies and convention at the E U B church Tuesday. Mrs Russell Hughes called on her mother Tuesday. Mrs M F Nichols of Richland visited. Mr and Mrs Doyle McDanel were Tuesday visitors at Mrs Fanny Glick's Moravia home. Mrs R S Faber and Mrs Fred Van Dorin helped with dinner for the men. Bennington helped on the basement. Mrs Doyle McDanel and others attended the prayer circle at Sam Proctor home Wednesday.

Harold Hawk Laiwrence Dommeér Colleen A. S. Faber Marlene Norma Lee Faber Jeanne Nancy Carol Faber Wilbur Miller Doyle McDanes Legion Auxiliary Convention Carl Stewarts Near Albin Lawrence Dommet Gomer Stocker Harry Stockers Jana Moffett Russell Hughes Lucille Moffett Lynette Springfiel Mr. Moffett W.P. Follow Glen Fowler N. L. Nasalroad Russell Hughes Sheryl Dana Moffett M. I. Nichols Richland Carl Cloyed Gomer Stocker Mary Jo Step Lockman Fred van Dorin R. S. Faber Vina Taylor Lula ‘Tillmont

Community Notes From Lawrence Dommer Era Church Events

Town residents attend birthday, supper and program at E U B church. Legion Auxiliary banquet served by Harold Hawk family. Visitors include Wilbur Miller, Doyle McDanes party, and multiple local families. Several trips to Springfield and Richland noted among community gatherings and Sunday visits. Flu and substitute teaching updates also mentioned.

Shanghai Social News From Aubrey Christy Household

Sunday dinner guests included Oral Large and Ruth Bennett plus several families such as the Bennetts and Rineharts. Many callers visited George Hiners in Spirit Lake and Bert Rinehart celebrated his 59th wedding anniversary with Mary Lou. Community members attended the Aid convention at Moravia and various gatherings at Christys, Overturfs, Landgrebes, and Rineharts throughout the area.

Aubrey Christys Oral Large Frank Ruth Bennett Wilber Large George Hiner Glen Bert Rinehart Glen Overturf Bob Boleszinaskis Kenneth Landgrebe Lloyd Landgrebes Gerald Rinehart George Rineharts Spirit Lake Aubrey Christy Gilbert Callen Doyle Christy Fred Christy Carl Landgrebe Jim Bolton Dell Landgrebe Rex Overturf Dorman Irwin Gerald Rineharts Wayne Christy Moravia Russell

Fréal Christys Saturday Evening Scene

A fragmentary note references a Saturday evening at Fréal Christys, offering limited details on location and events to a reader surveying a local social scene. The garbled text provides no specific names, dates, or actions beyond the venue and time frame.

Fréal Christys

Local Social News From Chariton Valley Area

A long list of visits and social calls across Chariton Valley. Neighbors and relatives including Mrs. Ralph Tucker and Lucille Atwell hosted and visited in Albia Aurora Rockford and Centerville. Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mathies Alan Debbie Lori Cheryl Ehret and many others.

Birthday Anniversary Celebration at Centerville Park

A brief community event at Centerville Park honored relatives with October birthdays and anniversaries, inviting families to join in a Sunday gathering marked by shared joy and festive remembrance.

Park N' Centerville

Sunday Socials in Moravia and Nearby Towns

Franklin Byrrs Earl Swift Pearl Free Fern Callen Nellie Thompson and Blanche Argo were Sunday guests of Glenn Turner. Coy Swift spent Sunday at Dwight Runnells with the Ben Pickerell and James Calhoun families visiting John Holmes. Emily Constance Thompson Pearl Free Maude Turner Thelma Calhoun Fréda and Dottie Swift attended the Aid convention at the E U B church in Moravia Tuesday. Dale Roy Hattie Miller visited the John Mitte Sr home in Albia Saturday evening. Mrs Ray Rinehart and Marlene called on Mrs Glenn Turner Wednesday afternoon. Pearl Free Emily Thompson Maude Turner and Constance Turner were in Centerville Wednesday. Duane Wilson Mark Clair Lorig Jeffrey and others spent Sunday at Earl Swift’s. Afternoon visitors included Carl Calhoun and Donald. Carl Calhoun and sons spent Saturday at Marion Allens. Ben Pickerell and Mrs spent Saturday evening at Carl Calhoun’s. Sunday visitors at the Emmett.

Orville John Des Moines Ralph Tucker LeRoy Barnett Albia Fred Hainline Chas. Wratten Roy Sulser Helen Scott Betty Lou Shirley Earl Fenton Duane Sulser Dwight Fenton Laura Martin Hazel Tucker Emmony Myrtle Cross Charlie Laten Atwell Nebraska Pearl Free Fern Callen Nellie Thompson Blanche ‘Argo Glenn Turner Coy Swift Dwight Runnells Ben Pickerell James Calhoun John Holmes Emily Cofstance Thompson Maude Turner Thelma Calhoun Fréda Dottie Swift Aid Moravia Carol Calhoun Hattie Miller Roy Carl Calhoun Donald

Green Colonial Heating Systems by Cook Furnace Co

Cook Furnace Co in Centerville offers Green Colonial furnaces from a top maker with low cost, efficient service. Their qualified staff install and service units, repair any furnace, and tailor sizes and fuels to homes or offices in Centerville 467. They promise year after year savings and minimal maintenance.

Cook Furnace Co Centerville Cool Furnace Co

Centerville Concrete and Fuel Co Salutes Local Work

Centerville Concrete and Fuel Co promotes ready mixed concrete with precise moisture and consistency for durability. The firm highlights courteous service and reasonable prices, inviting inquiries and estimates for building projects. Social visits include Derby family and Keenewa residents at local homes.

Centerville Concrete and Fuel Co Centerville

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Miller Mrs Enon Varcon Menthol Eral Albia, Iowa Roy Rinehart Mgr Price Kelly Ryan Goode Seed & Feed Co Goode Mill & Elevator Gami Ben Albi, Lawa Y Rinehart, Mar Shanghai Mary Lou Rinehart Dale Fenton Bert Rineharts Chariton Valley Gail Hamilton Lucille Atwell Atwell Carl Hamilton Addie Young Lewis Neliia Lyons Washington State Leonard Mathies Alan Debbie Lori Cheryl Ehret DeKalb Ivan Atwell Laten Atwells Tvan Ralph Tuckers Carl.Hamilton Franklin Byrrs, Earl Swift Centerville Concrete &Fuel CO van Buren Centervillé Concrete and Fuel Co Derby Leon Adams Larry Derby Ben Derby Lloyd Ammons Don, Richards DeLoris Hiatt Gary Perry Emmett Derby John Atchison Dorothy Mitten Keenwea Wash Hatote Miller Iowa Southern Utilities Company Frigidaire America Allowange Matty Harry
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