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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1966
Page
1
The notice shows editors publishers Co. R. and H. K. Charity announce annual subscriptions priced at 3.00 for Appanoose and Monroe Counties and 3.50 for other states, payable in advance.
Mrs Theo Miller hosts a dinner for Lillian Callen Elsie Callen and Mintin Shoemaker with 42 guests. Francis Miller and Ray Miller of Iowa City join a family barbecue at Don Polsons in Albia. Shower for Mary Benz at Jo McAninch’s home features Mrs Paul Witt as hostess. The week includes visits, homecomings, and reunions across multiple households.
Vess Hiatt and John Johnson attended events with Mr Pleasant on Friday. Theo Miller hosted visitors with the Free family. The MecDanels and family were at the Ernest Hiatt home. Coleen Argo wed her fiancé in Oskaloosa Monday at 3 p.m. Nearby Argo family and guests visited Guy Argo and Brazils. several families traveled to Oskaloosa Sunday for the Argo wedding.
Hiattsville residents Mr and Mrs Wayne McDanel hosted weekend visitors including Mr and Mrs Jerry Lindt and Jodi and Mr and Mrs Bill Clark and family of Davenport. A bridal shower for Lori Hiatt and Linda Johnson was held at Wesley Chapel church. The 50th Hiatt reunion took place at Centerville park. Various families visited, traveled to Des Moines, and attended a horse sale at Macon.
Loretta Jean Trout and Ronald L. Boyer were married Aug 27 at 2 pm in Eldora at the Assembly of God church. The ceremony featured a white silk taffeta gown with lace, yellow glass and white mums, and a lace handkerchief gift from the bride’s great-grandmother. Reception followed in the church fellowship room with details of attendants, cake, and guest book, and the couple plans to reside in Missouri after a wedding trip. Guests came from multiple Iowa towns and Missouri.
Portage Indiana visitors listed as Sundry afternoon callers at Albert Burk land home. Mr and Mrs Wilford Dykes and family moved near Moulton the last b of the week. Minnie Moffatt called at Harry Rumley home Unionville. Marshall Hedgecock visited relatives in southern Missouri over the weekend. Jewel Burkland visited Kathy Moffatt and later John Dotson and Carl Whisler. Jeanne Felton left for hospital work in Wisconsin. Agnes Burkland spent Monday with grandmother Mrs Albert Burkland.
Mr and Mrs Hugh McFatridge spent Sunday at Charley Johnston home. Thelma Caltoun and Freda Swift attended W.S.C.8 Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Larry Derby are the parents of a new son born at the Monroe county hospital Thursday. Mrs Emery Hiatt is staying at the Larry Derby home. Dorothy Pickerell visited her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Doser. Mrs Bob Phillips and children and Mrs Claude Rogers visited at the Lloyd Ammons home Friday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ammons took their daughter Linda to Enid Okla where she will enter college. Mr and Mrs Edward Haver and
Julie spent Sunday at the Thayne Marts home. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Calhoun and sons visited Ken neth and Donald Calhoun. Wayne Clark spent Thursday with Hugh McFatridge. Labor Day visitors at the Delbert Calhoun home included Pearl Runnells Eugene Jackson Paul Runnells and family from Ottumwa Burlington Clarence Amy Lloyd and John Hiner Roscoe Argo and wife. James Calhoun Leon Shirley and Carol spent Monday with Kenneth and Donald Calhoun.
Jody McDanel Vic and Roger Zintz Mr and Mrs Wayne McDanel Debra attended a cooperative supper and meeting plus a trail ride at the Avera farm on Thursday evening.
Several from here attended the wedding of Mr and Mrs Kenny Martin at the North Bend church. We wish them happiness in their wedding life. The rest of the item lists numerous visits, family gatherings, and small-town social events involving the Shepards and local residents.
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