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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1961

Page

2

Early Explorers and Colonies in American History

Students study Balboa who found the Pacific and Cartier who reached Montreal. Many 17th century colonies failed while some endured. Early settlers faced harsh winters and conflicts with Native peoples. Religious persecution abroad drew colonists to Pennsylvania and Baltimore seeking freedom to worship.

Balboa Pacific Ocean Cartier St. Lawrence Montreal England America Pennsylvania Baltimore

Librarians and Library Books Under Mrs Barnes Supervision

The library this year is supervised by Mrs Barnes with librarians including Carolyn Ver Steegh Nancy Mosley Larry Vickroy and Russell Blumer. They rotate shifts and Larry serves as state secretary of ISLA. New acquisitions include Wild Animal Man Readers Digest One Small Voice and where the Red Fern Grows. Elaine Curtis Connie McAninch

Barnes Carolyn Ver- Steegh Nancy Mosley Larry Vickroy Russell Blumer Larry I.S.L.A

Special Show Highlights and TV Host Lineup

A rundown of the evening’s entertainment listing The Tall Man The Deputy Mr Guthrey Youth Wants to Know Curly Callen Mr Wizard 2 The Three Stooges Don West Jay Clayworth Jerry Roblen Ask Washington consult Joyce Captain Kangaroo Tom Wilson Tab Hunter Wilbur Stewart and a raft of school related segments including Wagon Train Romper Room Time Gym class F E T KEE and school buses lined up for display.

Tall Man Terry Tuttle Guthrey Curly Callen Wizard Burton the Three Stooges Don West Jay Clayworth Jerry Roblen Washington Joyce Captain Kangaroo Tom Wilson Tab Hunter Wilbur Stewart S. 1

Gossip Notes on Fun Weekends and Time Clues

Lillian M and Darlene F are asked about their fun on Friday and Saturday nights. Curly is questioned about discovering a new method to tell time. The fragment suggests casual social chatter without clear events or dates.

Lillian M Darlene F Curly

Scribbler staff and Friday Saturday night chatter

A fragmentary note lists questions and gossip about Scribbler staff members and friends. It mentions Martha R and friends analyzing colors of shirts, several names like Doris Donna Janice Diane, Albia trips, tomato pranks, and various Wednesday Friday night queries. The tone is informal social intrigue.

Martha R Charlotte Fred T Kenny E Doris Donna Janice Diane Albia Marlys Bob Peggy Max Diane K Bob F

Norma Lee Faber Hails From Monroe County Hospital Visit

Norma Lee Faber underwent a tonsillectomy at Monroe County Hospital after arriving Friday evening and leaving Saturday morning. She returned home Saturday evening and spent Sunday with grandmother Faber. Local social notes recount visitors to Harold Hawk and the Hawk home, a teachers reception at the Methodist church, attendees at the funeral of Guy Roberts, and overnight guests from Ottumwa, including Mr and Mrs Ralph Strong.

Norma Lee Faber Monroe County Hospital Grandmother Faber Richard Bentzinger Methodist Church Harold Hawk Kimberly O'Conner Lawrence Dommen Dennis Kelly Pete Ward Janie Billy Claude Hawk Ralph Strong Ottumwa Fred Strong

Local gatherings mark a busy weekend in Moravia area

Mrs Dennis Kelly and Mrs Lawrence Dommer hosted visitors on Wednesday and Friday while Doyle McDanel aided Mrs Ray Lockman with silo chores Friday. Many neighbors shared meals and calls at the Moffitt, Hawk, McDanel, and Bentzinger homes Sunday and throughout the weekend. Nearby Springfield visitors joined Bob Moffitt’s circle into Tuesday.

Argo Family and Community Notes Return From California

Vusburg News items report Harold and Argo family members arriving home from a two week California vacation. The column lists visits, quilting at Nellie Thompson’s, social gatherings with 4 H and Lions club events, the Clover Leaf club, and numerous family dinners and picnics across Albia Cambria Columbus Junction and nearby homes with many named individuals and households.

Miller News Homecoming To Be Sunday

Homecoming at Miller is set for Sunday with a Sept 17 date. The report lists many local visitors and guests including the Renwicks of Mt Pleasant and Biggsville Ill, the Tubaughs of Des Moines and Belle Plaine, and several Burton and Calhoun households. Other entries note callers, dinner guests, and travels among area families including the Renwicks, Strunks, and Williams in a busy social week.

Miller Harold Renwick Mt. Pleasant A. A. Renwick Rachel Biggsville, Ii Homer Renwick Jerold Gillespie Mark Irma Tubaugh Gerald Tubaugh Des Moines Albert Albert Tubaugh Home Included Donna Rae, Dixie Rae Drenda Gae Tubaugh Richard Tubaugh Janiece Roy Tubaugh Belle Plaine Bland West Virginia

Franklin family notices from a busy Cambria weekend

Mrs Earl Swift and family announce a new granddaughter born Saturday at Monroe hospital. Relatives attended the Dicks reunion at Jess Miller's Cambria home. Gary Perry Julie Emmett Derby family visits Larry Derby’s Sunday noon. Kellogg visited Coy Swift Saturday. Charles Turner Mark and Gary Perry Julie enjoyed ice cream at Larry Derby’s Wednesday. Ray Gardner family and Sam Hastlick family visited Richard Eastlicks Sunday evening. Coy Swift visited Sunday with Carl Cal.

Sam Eastlick Monroe Hospital Earl Swift Jess Miller Cambria Gary Perry Julie Emmett Derby Larry Derbys Louis Kellogg Coy Swifts Charles Turners Mark Larry Derby Ray Gardner Sam Hastlick Richard Eastlicks Coy Swift Carl Cal

Mrs Geo Turner In Surgery At St Josephs Hospital Centerville

Mrs George Turner underwent surgery at St Josephs hospital in Centerville starting Monday with hopes for a speedy recovery. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Johnny Cridlebaugh and Mr and Mrs Carol Breese and families, plus relatives Wayne McDanels and Debbie. Social notes list local gatherings and weekend visits among Hicks area residents including Dooley and Bogart families.

Bennett reunion and multiple social visits noted in Albia area

Mrs Bert Rinehart led a Bennett reunion at Albia park Sunday with several Christy and West families present. Nearby visits included Ronnie West and Rodney with Lloyd Landgrebe, Glen Overturf hosting Dean Tisue and Lonnie, and Rex Overturf's Cedar Rapids gathering. Bert Rinehart called on George Hiner in Centerville Friday afternoon. Mrs Landgrebe stayed visiting Tuesday to Thursday.

Community Notes From Iowa Town Social Round

Karen Landgrebe in Iowa City where she had surgery. Tele Christy spent Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at Nellie Thompsons quilting. Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond of Ottumwa were Sunday dinner guests at Gerald Rineharts. Judy Overturf spent Tuesday night with Jean Harrington at Unionville. Mrs. Donnie Landgrebe spent from Monday until Wednesday at the Lloyd Landgrebe home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christy and girls were Monday evening supper guests at Wayne Christys. Several from this vicinity attended the 4-H ice cream social. Jean Irwin called on Lorraine Rinehart Thursday afternoon. Those spending Saturday evening at the Charles Wakefield home were Judy Overturf, Clarence Ballanger, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scieszinski and family. were supper guests at Wayne Christys Sunday evening. Farell Purvis called at Bert Rineharts one day last week. family visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burton Tuesday evening. Lloyd Landgrebe and Mrs. Donnie Landgrebe spent Wednesday at the Ronnie West home. Mr and Mrs. Bert Rinehart visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rinehart and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wakefield and family spent Monday evening at Glen Overturfs. They were celebrating Verna Wakefield's birthday.

Dennis Kelly Lawrence Dommer Doyle McDanel Ray Lockman Richard Bentzinger Moravia Park Larry Moffitt Bloomfield Bob Moffitt John Davidson Springfield Harold Hawk Joanne Colleen Harold Argo California Freq Christy Wayne Christy Nellie Thompson Glennie Dicks Clover Leaf Club Carol Joyce Edith Callen Emily Thompson Berniece Rinehart Clara Theresa Brown Nona Dick Brown Paul Dicks Truxtoft Dicks Mearl Dicks Edith Dicks Thompson Cambria Roy Gilliland Roy Nellie Pearl Broshar Brad Russell Brown Lewis Rinehart George Rinehart Karen Landgrebe Iowa City Tele Christy Nellie Thompsons George Hammond Ottumwa Gerald Rineharts Judy Overturf Jean Harrington Unionville Donnie Landgrebe Lloyd Landgrebe Fred Christy Wayne Christys Ronnie West Bert Rinehart Gerald Rinehart Charles Wakefield Glen Overturfs Verna Wakefield

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