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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1962
Page
2
Salem residents share weekly visits and gatherings across the community. Hazel Hellyer and Delbert Calhoun attend clubs while families host dinners and attend events in Ottumwa Rathbun and Blakesburg. The week features several couple visits, a 63rd wedding anniversary, and local sales and travel.
Mr and Mrs Clarence White head and family attended a Moravia church Sunday school class party. Sunday evening dinner guests at Amy Hiner home included Mr and Mrs Peat Runnells, Mr and Mrs Delbert Calhoun, Richard and Karl Lee, and Leon and Carol Jean Calhoun.
Unionville residents hosted and traveled for Labor Day activities with visits to Des Moines Ohio and Pennsylvania. Charley Johnson buys property and plans to move in soon. The 88th birthday dinner for Frank Hopkins drew Lester Hopkins Leona Goode and Opal Smith among others.
A series of social visits and gatherings are listed across the Vosburgh area. Gladys Townsend and Junior joined a Sunday dinner at the Gilbert Callen home on Sept 2. Numerous families, including the Browns, Dicks, Christys, Rineharts, Sheldons, and Metcalfes, hosted and attended weekday and weekend social events at various homes, clubs, and reunions, with several birthdays celebrated during dinners.
Sunday dinner guests included Frank and Ruth Bennett, Aubrey and Christy, Bob Bennett, Carl and David, Wayne, Elaine Joyce and Carol Christy. Kincade sale attended in the afternoon. Overturf families visited, Ronnie moving to Burlington. Tom Penfield broke his foot Saturday. Numerous calls and visits linked to Rinehart and Christy households in Centerville Ottumwa Buckeye and Burlington.
Freda Swift and Thelma Calhoun called on Havel Rinehart Friday. Mrs Fay Scott spent from Wednesday to Friday at Floyd Lowes and attended the Unionville fair. Saturday afternoon and evening were with Wayne Christy. Mrs Doris Christy and Paul visited Mr and Mrs Bert Gladfelder in Centerville Friday. Mr and Mrs Bert Rinehart were Saturday supper guests at George Hiner in Centerville. Mr and Mrs Ron Woodward with Georgie and Mr and Mrs Ronnie Overturf Greg and Pam spent Saturday evening at Glen Overturf s. Mr and Mrs Raymond Clark and Mr and Mrs John Morrow attended the Ernest Kineade sale Friday afternoon. Bertha McCord called on Hazel Rinehart Thursday morning.
Loyd Carter returned home Wednesday from the hospital. Visitors this week included Theo Miller Pettibone Long Bogart Harsh Harsh Hiatt Hiatt and many others. Ann Mihalovich wed John Wilson Saturday morning with New Hope friends attending. Most neighbors gathered at the Pettibone home Sunday evening. Linda Wilson stayed Monday night with Vatessa Long.
Mr and Mrs Robert Luse visited daughter Mrs Lester Strunk and family Thursday. Dennis Kelley and Jeff dined with his parents Mr and Mrs John Kelly. A coop dinner and watermelon feed were held at the John Kelly home with many relatives attending. Russell Strunk and family Gerald Burtons and others visited, Lad Miller dropped by, Tadlocks joined Blakesburg festival and hosted Tadlocks for dinner.
Family notices and local events show Homecoming planned at Miller Church on Sunday with Sunday school at eleven and basket dinner at noon followed by a program. Rev Rus sell Swift to speak. Local residents Claude Paris and family visit Knoxville Illinois while others attend weddings and family gatherings. Upcoming births noted as another Miss Paris.
Eligible wool growers are urged to vote in a wool and lamb marketing development referendum. All sheep or lamb owners six months old or older since January 31 1962 may vote at the ASCS County office or by mail during September 10 to 21. The result decides if deductions from producer payments for advertising and market development will continue.
Authorized under the National Wool Act an agreement already in effect since 1955 would be extended for four years if producers representing two thirds of the volume approve in a September referendum. Deductions under the new agreement would not exceed 1 cent per pound from shorn wool payments and 5 cents per hundredweight from upholstery lamb payments, rates used in prior years.
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