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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1962
Page
2
Lee Benz spoke at the festival urging unity and strength to deter threats while expanding humanitarian efforts abroad and ensuring domestic prosperity. He emphasized defense readiness, global engagement, and preserving freedom and economic opportunity under the Nation’s system. Nearby residents Ricky, Randy, Rita Carter and others visited, with St. Louis guests and local gatherings noted in weekend activities.
Mrs Ivan Harsh and Mrs Rich ard Harsh attended weddings and visits. Hattie Watts entered Chariton hospital after news Monday evening. Numerous neighbors and relatives including Lee Hiatt Rockford Illinois and Loyd Carter hosted and visited over the weekend. Events center on local gatherings at Carter home and Queen City Missouri fair attendance.
In Moravia and vicinity many residents gathered for the Moravia Fall Festival and related social events. Attendees included the Rinehart, Overturf, Sheldon, Penfield, and Walter families, with numerous visits to neighbors such as Christy, Morrow, and Whitehead households. News mentions birthdays, slides from the World’s Fair, and various Sunday gatherings across local homes.
Mrs. Arthur Lewie and family of Des Moines plus Vira and Henry Van Weelen of Albia spent the weekend at the Robert Jennings home. Terry Rose of Des Moines and Karol Ang Hellyer of Albia also joined the visit, with Dell Hellyer and Mrs. Clarence Whites head and family attending a wedding at Moravia Church.
Charles Argo and his fiancee Jean Van Zemeren of Oskaloosa, both college students at Pella, visited the Guy Argo home over the weekend. Ernest Hiatt and Nelson Ballanger and families spent Sunday with relatives. Sharon Argo returned to Ottumwa after a vacation, and several couples were hosted at local homes.
Sunday evening visitors included Elmer Pennington of Des Moines at the Herb Roblenz home with Monday calls. Mrs. W. C. Anderson and Mrs. Dale Dowhard hosted Monday morning callets. Ernest Hiatt called at the Anderson home Monday afternoon. Loretta Crow and daughters visited Friday evening at the Neheon home. The Misses Janet and Janet Janget were centered on Wednesday. Guy Argo may replace Ric Bentzinger on the new feed eye man i.
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