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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1955

Page

5

West Point Social Notes Visit Neighboring Homes

Mrs Leo Hoffman hosts and guests include Mr and Mrs Will Hagerthan and Sheryl Jean Brown at the Alford McClatchey home near Leon. Delbert Hayworth and daughters from Ottumwa visit Leo Hoffman. Charlene Spencer from Monmouth brings Darrell Cooper family to their home. All attend the state fair over the weekend. George McCombs and Martha Potts attend on successive days. Freda Hagerman visits Verta Hoffman.

Will Hagerthan Sheryl Jean Brown Alford McClatchey Leon Delbert Hayworth Ottumwa Leo Hoffman Charlene Spencer Mon- Mouth Darrell Cooper George McCombs Clair Martha Potts Freda Hagerman Verta Hoffman

Community News Folks Visit and Callers Make Rounds

Reverend and Mrs King and Deborah were callers along with Byrle and Beth Ann McCombs. The McCombs dined with Sybil Whitehead. Frank and James Wilson help with trench silos for Will Hagerman Clair Potts Andy Mosley and Leo Hoffman. Freda Hagerman hosted Circle. Mrs James Wilson visited her mother. The McFatridges from Cedar Rapids and Billy McFatridge of Albia called at Leo Hoffman’s Sunday. Frank Mosley of Detroit and George Mosley of Albia stayed with Andy Mosley Monday. David and Eugene Callen attended singspiration at Centerville Church of Christ. Dewey Lalk visited Lloyd Callen Thursday. Sheryl Jean Brown spent the weekend with her grandparents Will Hagerman. Robert Potts attends Centerville Junior College in his second year. Lloyd Callen and Eugene visited Andy Brown and Dewey Lalk Monday evening. Leo Hoffman and sons visited Ray Rinehart Monday evening and Will Hagerman Friday evening. Mrs Gene McCrory, recovering at her parents’ home, returned to Mora via Tuesday.

iRev King Deborah Byrle Beth Ann McCombs Beth McCombs Sybil Whitehead Frank James Wilson Will Hagerman Clair Potts Andy Mosley Leo Hoffman Freda Hagerman Bill Mahin Earl McFatridge Cedar Rapids Billy McFatridge Albia Frank Mosley Detroit Mich George Mosley David Eugene Callen Centerville Church Lloyd Callen Moravia

Creeches of Moravia Attend Family Reunions

Former Moravia residents Mr. and Mrs. James Creech of Sigourney attended Creech Adams reunions over two weeks. Aug 14 at Edmundson Park in Oskaloosa hosted Creech and Adams families, with many relatives from Des Moines Ottumwa Kirkwood Holdrege Dallas Center and Birmingham. On Aug 21 they visited Dennis Glasgow home in Adel to meet Glasgow families from Big Rock Udell and Albia.

Moravia James Creech Sigourney Elton Adams Joan Emily Eva Des Moines Charlene Carol Ann Bales Ottumwa Cecil Creech Terry Kirkwood Bob Creech Denny Linda Dale Dallas Center Carl Creech Jackie Holdrege Nebr Bernard Creech

Chariton Township Farm Bureau Meets Friday

The Chariton township Farm Bureau held a Salem meeting Friday August 26 with a coop supper. Lela Harrison led the session in Lyndon McDanel’s absence. 4-H girls Marthe McCord Joan Moore and Dorothy Potts demonstrated “Two to Go” winning blue at Monroe County fair and headed to the state fair August 30. Mr and Mrs Ray Harrison shared tulip show pictures. Next meeting September 16 features Lyndon McDanel entertainment Mrs Cass Hamilton refreshments.

Chariton Township Farm Bureau Salem Lela Harrison Lyndon McDanel Dorothy Perry Marthe McCord Joan Moore Dorothy Potts Happy Helpers Monroe County Ray Harrison Cass Hamilton

Chariton River Ladies Aid Meeting Ends With Baby Shower

Chariton River Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Jean Curtis on Tuesday August 23 for an all day session. A cooperative noon meal followed by quilting and binding. Gifts for capsule friends Lucille and Gertie Atwell. A pink and blue baby shower for Van Antwerp. Pencil games awarded prizes to Jeretta Van Antwerp Bessie Fenton Hazel Tucker and Trene Brandon. Thought for the day praised good deeds done unseen. Participants listed include Bessie Fenton Laura Martin Fla Fenton Irene Brandon Dwala Swan Jess Elam Kathryn Martin.

Chariton River Ladies Aid Jean Curtis Faye Fenton Ethel Lemley Lucille Gertie Atwell VanAntwerp Jeretta VanAntwerp Bessie Fenton Hazel Tucker Trene Brandon Dwala Swan Laura Martin Fla Fenton Irene Brandon Jessie Elam Kathryn Martin

Local Club Meeting Notes Highlight Attendees and Next Session

The afternoon gathering included Helen Scott Betty Lou June Robertson Gary Faye Fenton Flossie Walker Lucille Van Antwerp Jeretta Van Antwerp and baby Iscel Sulser Lois Martin Carol Jean and Hazel Tucker Mrs. Della Foster visited. The next meeting is with Mrs Kathryn Martin on September 6.

Helen Scott Betty Lou June Robertson Gary Faye Fenton Flossie Walker Lucille van Antwerp Jeretta van Antwerp Iscel Sulser Lois Martin Carol Jean Hazel Tucker Della Foster Kathryn Martin

Drivers Urged To Observe Safety Signs

A county sheriff appeals to Appanoose drivers to take responsibility for highway safety. He urges obeying stop signs and yellow line zones, slowing at blind corners, and ensuring a clear road before entering highways to reduce accidents and deaths.

Appanoose County A. G. Morlan Zeke" Morlan

Reading a Woman Like a Book Turns Our Eyes Away

A quip reflecting a humorous take on aging and perception. The speaker argues that as people grow older they lose sharpness of sight just when they gain the ability to read a woman's character. The remark blends wit with gendered social observation.

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