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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1957

Page

2

Community Notes From Kalmazoo and Nearby Towns

Mr. and Mrs. Fay Cline of Kalamazoo Michigan visited Ernest Hiatt and family Tuesday night. Several local families including the Hiatts, Boblenzs and Morgans attended socials and the festival. Gerald Mikels spent Sunday in Des Moines while other residents joined Rainbow activities and visits across nearby Oska Loo.

Fay Cline Kalamazoo Mich Ernest Hiatt Herb Boblenz Bob Housers Nancy Boblenz Linda Ward Connie Diane Kincade Dayne Taylor Russell Burns Guy Argo Theo Miller Wess Hiatts Moby Taylor Chester Claude Back Racine Minn Ernest Hiatts Frank Shoemaker Lillian Callén Gerald Mikels Des Moines Vess Hiatt Sandra Hiatt Karen Scott van Lemaster Bob Houser Moulton Connie Boblenz Linda Davis Dwight Stocker Perry Mikels Aubrey Christy Sherry Cindy Stevie Wakefield Glen Overturfs Lloyd Landgrebe Oskaloosa Fred Christy Aubrey

Shanghai Social Roundup at Rinehart Homes

A Kansas City and Wyoming extended family network shares a weekend of visits. Residents including Rita Overturf and the Gilaspies join Bert and Gerald Rinehart families for gatherings, birthdays, dinners, and Sunday meals across multiple households and towns.

Moravia Fall Festival Attendance and Local News

Moravia residents attended the fall festival with many visiting and hosting at local homes. Families and friends gathered over the weekend in social visits across several households including the Hellyer and Jennings families. Lloyd Brown was elected the new R E A president. The issue poses a question about Social Security and notes a feature by Congresswoman Katharine St George in the American Weekly attached to the Chicago American.

Moravia Monnie Rose Donna Terry Dell Hellyer Clarence Whitehead Indianola Edward McCord Orville James McCord Delbert Calhoun Amy Hiner Jack Comstock Charles Fletcher Des Moines Robert Jennings Arthur Lewis Janice Bobby Marilyn Jennings Charles Jennings Marshalltown Jerry Brown Cedar Rapids Lloyd Brown Hazel Hellyer Tri-County Institute Centerville George Hellyer Patty Karol Mary Lou Rinehart Katharine St. George American Weekly Chicago American

Scribbler notes and high school chatter on romance and mischief

Fragmented high school column records locker conflicts, new loves, class rings, and pranks. Notes mention Wayne Pickrell and Norma Gladfelder's budding romance, Ronnie Overturf lipsticked, and jokes about Mrs Sheldon’s English discussion. Counts pencils, beagle look, and Jingle’s missing work after window pranks.

Ing Carol R Joe S Patty Harris Patty Wayne Pickrell Norma Gladfelder Ronnie Overturf

Doug’s Grounded Mystery In House Drama

Doug is grounded for wanting to visit Des Moines to see his nurse. Janie returns from California with a sailor and a jewelry gift, followed by a picture. A senior girl appears to have vanished, while Karen and Ronnie share a Monday morning moment, and the scene hints at further unfolding events.

Doug Des Moines Janie California

The Mysterious Package at Kathy Lockman’s Birthday

On Wednesday a stranger delivered a box to Mrs. Foster’s 8th grade class for Kathy Lockman. Kathy claimed the package was a secret then revealed candy bars for all 36 pupils, who sang happy birthday and ate the treats.

Barbara Yenger

Library reads evolve with new shelving and help staff

Mrs Campbell runs the library with a librarian always available. The study hall now serves as a reading room housing current newspapers and magazines. A new book shelf divides fiction from old magazines arranged by date. You may pick out the book.

Seniors Choose Motto and Flower for Class Pride

A senior class meeting on September 9 selected the motto Today we follow, tomorrow we lead and the rose as the class flower. Discussion covered having a float in the Fall Festival parade with planning led by Carol Day, Von Gardner, Sandy Walker, Bill O'Hara, and Shirley Walter.

Carol Day von Gardner Sandy Walker Bill O'Hara Shirley Walter

Also Mentioned on This Page

Shanghai Glen Overturf Judy Russell Overturf Kansas City Kansas Rita Overturf Elvy Gilaspie Walter Little Bear Wyo Harold Gillaspie Arvada Colo Bert Rineharts Wayne Christys David Lippert Duane Bill Landgrebe Randy Julia Ralph Stickler Mike Jimmy Rinehart Bert Rinehart Gerald Rinehart Dick Brown Albia Sales CO Sale Pavilion Albia Iowa H. C. Petersen and Bons Don Yotn Pau ‘Morehead Salem Ruth Doncarl Tho Merrill Nelson Roger Roger America Showettes Marvel Havana Cuba Keith Killinger Farrell Sisters Pillsbury Pancakes Penick & Ford Syrup Tone Holly Sugar Jones’ Dairy Milk & Cream Genterville Darlene S Mary Ellen Ronnie Navy Bill Jingle Government Room Dougs Karen Illingworth Carol Mullins TM Lee Scott’s. Gas Station Iconium Dixie Westinghouse C. Bowes Iconium, Lowa Ford Cadiac Rte Ty zoRr Chad Lee Hiatt Northeast Corner Square Bloravia Mullenburg Meghghy Doyle Hampton
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