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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1960
Page
6
Long wedding notice lists Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kaster and many relatives visiting in Ottumwa Albia Des Moines and Rock Island. Attendees include Max Keding Elaine Heffner J. T. VanDorin and numerous cousins and friends from Iowa Illinois and Michigan with World Vision plans noted for November 4 service.
Mrs Wilma Whicker and Miss Carol Jean Paxston celebrated their birthday Sunday at Sharon Bluffs park. Guests bringing basket dinners included Mr and Mrs Frank O Connor Mr and Mrs Fay Paxston and family Mr and Mrs Jim Walker Mr and Mrs Harley Sulser Mr David Whicker Mr and Mrs Pearle Boyer. Afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs Gene Boyer and Mr and Mrs Norris O Connor and childtar.
Jerry Boblenz spends Sunday to Thursday in Chicago. Family and neighbors host and visit across Ames Centerville Corydon Ottumwa and Richland with arrivals and dinners. A baby girl Brenda Colvette born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hiatt is noted, with Hiatt grandparents.
Pearl Free hosted in Albia with Wayne Bruce and Nellie Thompson as Thursday supper guests at her new apartment. Charlie Wakefield family joined last Sunday at Paul Dicks home. Aid convention attendees included Berniece Rinehart Emily Thompson Clara Theresa Brown and Nona Dicks at Mystic Tuesday. Wednesday evening visitors at Paul Dicks home were Helen Vanderpool and daughters from Rock Island M Sgt Robert Stone of Arizona and Johnnie Laws. Mr and Russell Brown visited coergo home Wednesday evening. Clara and Theresa Brown accompanied Velda Brown and Helen.
McAninch to Ottumwa Thursday. Mr and Mrs LaVern Massman and Brant visited at the Paul Dicks home Thursday evening. Nellie Thompson returned home after four weeks with Pearl Kelsey in Hampton. Vera Moore Doris N Christy and Emily Thompson visited Nona Dicks Friday. Gilbert Callen visitors at Mearl Dicks Friday. Nellie Thompson called on Addie Sheldon Friday morning. Paul and Dicks attended a party at Gerald Rinehart Saturday. Elaine and Joyce Christy stayed with Gilbert Callen Saturday night. Nellie Thompson with Maude Whitehead Saturday afternoon. Bruce Thompson attended a M Y F Sub District Rally at Corydon Sunday. Rinehart party guests at Ray Rinehart and at Gilbert Callen homes. Wayne Christy and girls guests at Nellie Thompson home. Wayne Thompson family guests at Nellie Thompson Sunday dinner. Paul Dicks and children and Florence Dicks guests at Trux ton Dicks Sunday dinner. Gilbert Callen and Mearl Dicks Ottumwa callers Monday. Russell Brown at Roscoe Argo home Sunday afternoon. Nellie Thompson visited Florence Dicks Monday afternoon.
Mrs Homer Renwick learns that her sister Mrs Paul Bushong of Japan has adopted an 11 month old Japanese girl. The Bushongs also have a nine year old son. Local visits include Donnie Cole at Cecil Comstock, Ted Campbell at Wilbur Miller, and Francis Cole with Donna Jo.
Government surplus dealers invite buyers to purchase directly from U.S. Government Surplus Depots by mail. Items include cameras binoc ulars jeeps trucks boats tools and more at deep discounts with many items brand new. A pamphlet explains how to ship and how to buy and obtain free surplus by mailing $2.00 to an information service in Washington DC.
Mr and Mrs Claude Paris and Wayne visited with daughter Connie and family in Polk City. They called on aunt Tara Morrison in Des Moines. Richard Tubaugh attended a Sunday school meeting at the Methodist church. Iva Strunk visited the Lester Strunk home. Cecil Tadlock spent the weekend with sister Floyd Wood and mother Ida Caylor. Raymond Williams and family were dinner guests with his mother Nellie Williams. Kenneth Coltrain and family were evening callers. Kenny Tadlock spent Sunday with her mother and family. Russell Strunk ran a family gathering at Gerald Burtons. Sympathy extended to the Alden family on the death of Charlie Andrews. John and Bill Irelan hosted Charlie Andrews for dinner. Russell Blumer visited Wayne Paris Friday evening.
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