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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1951

Page

2

Weekend visits and social notes in Unionville

Mrs. Vernet Hawk hosts Unionville social round up with Mary Hammitt of Des Moines and many local families visiting or dining at homes. Attendees include Proctor of Exline Hiatt of Centerville and others from Moravia Monroe and Des Moines during a busy weekend. Eva Swaim's funeral in Ottumwa noted. Rev Gerald Wilson family at National Family Life convention in Chicago.

Mary Hammitt Des Mote Nes B. Stanley Gerald Irelan Walter Sellars Bagley Robert Sellars Verner Hawk Hore J. W. Proctor Exline W.B. Hiatt Estella Burton Arthur Centerville Doris Bitton Monroe Ottumwa Gerald Wilson Chicago

Nina Groves Visits Perkins Oklahoma for Short Trip

Nina Groves of Perkins Oklahoma visited the town for a few days, spending time with local residents and noting site details. The visit highlighted community ties and regional connections during her stay.

Nina Groves Perkins Oklahoma

Weekly Fairfield social notes highlight gatherings and events

Monday to Tuesday visits mark a packed week with Hattie Miller and family as well as Emmet Derby, Karen Rose, and Monte Lynn at Fred Argo’s and Clayton Sheldon’s. Football in Albia draws Swift and Turner family members. A Happy Helpers Club tea towel project, a chili supper plan for Oct 19, and a future meeting with Dotta Swift are noted.

Emmet Derby Karen Rose Clayton Sheldons Hattie Miller E. J. Turner Mae Cartor Byron Caters George Shehan Ottumwa Roney Happy Helpers Freda Swift Maxine Sheldon Rosie'Derby Olga Turner Clayton Sheldon Lloyd Ammons Byron Cater Coy Swift Craig Rosie Derby Floy Derby Olive Moffatt Dorothy Pickerell Maude Turner Beryl Brown Earl

New Hope at Wesley Chapel Cites Local Meetings

Community notices from New Hope and Wesley Chapel detail changes to church events, street ministry plans, and a full day meeting led by Mrs. Pearl Scott in Centerville. Residents are invited to potluck dinners, social visits, and Sunday gatherings while neighbors share stories of deer sightings, visits, and family happenings around New Hope and nearby towns.

Wesley Chapel Pearl Scott Centerville New Hope P T. A Patterson Wesley W. S. C. S Sale Harry Phillips Doyle Hampton Ivan Harsh Max Martin Bill Callen Cecil Schrodt Mary John Wilson Loyd Carter Harold Cullers Chicago New Hope Ernest West Wabash Track Orville Button Gilbert Cook Irven Kalvig Frank Yaratt Rubye Brees Carl van Zante Shorty Harper Farm Bureau Des Moines Ross Cate Winfield Kansas W. E. Donovan Frank Hiatt Tom Hiatt Frank Turner R.C. Wilson Clyde Gladfelder Darlene Trenton Gladfelder H. A. Smith North Dakota W. B.donovan Kalvig Lucile West Grace Dobley David Donovan Irven Kailing Loral Bryant Baby Holley Doggitt Anna Hiatt Tay

Franklin social notes reflect neighborhood visits

Franklin society page records numerous Sunday visits and weekday callings among residents. Ed McDonald families host and visit nearby homes including Lamars Iowa guests Charley Douglas. Clarences, McFatridges, Moffatts, and Adams family households appear in multiple afternoon and dinner gatherings across Moravia Centerville and local towns.

Social Visits Across Cities Reported In Local Notices

Mrs. Hubert Schlimmer of Detroit and Wilmer Kitterman with Johnny visited Bernard Kitterman on Friday. Bernard Kitterman and daughter Mary Kay hosted Sunday at Wilmer Kitterman. Coy Swift returned Monday from Terre Haute Indiana. John McFadden of Gardena California and his sister from Reno Nevada spent part of last week with Coy Swift. They and Coy Swift and Bert Sheldon called on Addie Sheldon and Mrs. Fred Argo. Clell Sheldon and children Frances and Darwin of Ottumwa and Bert Sheldon called at Coy Swift’s Sunday. Art Ekwall with Jack Jerry Jim and family of Ottumwa spent Sunday at Coy Swift’s with James Carhoun and children Rose Ann Shirley and Leon.

Hubert Schlimmer Detroit Wilmer Kitterman Johnny Bernard Kitterman Mary Kay Coy Swift Kenneth Stuttler Terre Haute Indiana John McFadden Gardena California Reno Nevada Coy Swifts Bert Sheldon Addie ‘Sheldon Fred Argo Clell Sheldon Frances and Darwin Ottumwa Art Ekwall Jack, Jerry

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Unionville Glen Turner Illinois Timothy Goode Abia Texaco Conishine Oehler Bros Moravia Generis Donovan Mary Vilant Virgil Dooley Thelma Phillips Harry Jennings Kenneth Blumer Howard Harpers Harper Home Warren Proctor Mary Arnold Blakesburg Anna Morgan Arnold Mrs. Morgan Harper Oscar Wiand Mr. Wiand Wessington S. D Harper's Ray Harrison Freeman West Darlene Gladfelder Margaret Burton Orville Burton Roscoe Pennington R. C. Wilson Wess Hiatt George Turner Judy Shanafelt Karlene Fischer Charles Wheeler Mary Wheeler Osteopathic Physicians Iowa John Deere DeVos Albia Sales CO Sale Pavilion Albia H. C. Peterson & Sons Paul Morehead Franklin John Moffatt Ed Coady Karen Jimmy Bernadine Ed McDonald Charley Douglas Lamars Hugh McFatridge Henry Elliot Rozella Carolyn Junior Roy Moffatt Frank Cox Olive Moffat Roy Pearl Dudley Bill Lynch Wayne Foster Mike Clarence Scott Linda Francis Joe Lucas Jr Frank McDonald Elva Bickford Swift James Carhoun Rose Ann Shirley Leon Amos McGhghy Turner Funeral Home Studebaker Oldsmobile Hudson Albia Albia, IA
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