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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1957
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Delbert Calhoun and sons left Friday for a few days vacation visiting friends in Kansas City and the Chance Cole home at Glenwood Town. Several neighbors and relatives attended socials and visits across Ottumwa Lovilla Moravia Albia Holdenville and nearby towns with discussions of health and attendance at church events.
Theresa Brown and Shirley Massman spent Tuesday evening with Helen McAninch. Clover Leaf club met at Phyllis Spaur’s home Wednesday. Several couples and families shared meals, showers, and visits across Pleasant Hill including Brown, Dunham, Massman, Argo, McAninch, and Derby families with events at Vosburg school and local homes.
Mr and Mrs Russell Burns spent Tuesday evening with Zoe Cox and Florence Underwood Jimmie spent the evening with Dick Stufflebeam Mr and Mrs Bert Meadows Mr and Mrs Lute Hiatt spent Wednesday evening at the Theo Miller home Mr and Mrs Ernest Foster and sons were Wednesday evening visitors at Bob Houser Mr and Mrs Herb Boblenz and Connie were Ottumwa visitors Sunday Connie attended a picnic with Linda Schober Sunday evening E O Tucker was an Albia visitor Sunday morning Mr and Mrs E O Tucker and Mr and Mrs Theo Miller attended the Hunter Gilbert wedding in Ottumwa Sunday afternoon Mrs Herb Boblenz attended the funeral of William Wales at Albia Monday The Wm Andersons spent Monday in Ottumwa Mrs Verda Argo and Veas Hiatt were dinner guests at the Guy Argo home Sunday Roy Argo s spent Sunday evening with them Mrs Van Lemaster came out to Theo Millers Sunday evening for a few days Mr and Mrs Forrest Mericle took Mr and Mrs Carl Mericle to
A funeral service was held in Great Bend for the father of Mrs. Carl Mertele after a Saturday to Tuesday trip. The brief notice notes the family’s return and the observance of the funeral rites.
Nancy Osrol Faber Hazel Lawson and Charlotte Nichols of Keosauqua spent Wednesday at the Russell Hughes home. Mrs. Margaret Harrison and John of California and Mrs. E. G. Hawk spent Thursday at the Harold Hawk home. Urbana township Farm Bureau met at the W. A. Wilson home Friday evening with Vaughan Faber and Mrs. George Leffler elected as chairmen for next year.
Nancy and Pauline Christy spent Tuesday with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Aubrey Christy. Mr and Mrs Bob Scieszinski and their sons spent Friday evening at the Glen Overturf home. Mr and Mrs Gerald Rinehart and Jimmy attended a party at the Wayne Christy home Saturday.
Mike Rinehart stayed at Bert Rinehart home while Joyce and Elaine Christy spent the night at Aubrey Christy. Families including Rineharts, Scieszinakis, Wakefields and Christys shared dinners and visits. A Shanghai club party occurred at the schoolhouse and centennial events were held at Numa Methodist church. Frank Rinehart and others made calls in Bloomfield and Ottumwa. 4H club met at Mary Louw Rinehart’s home. hospital visit noted for Mrs. Whitehead’s niece.
Marilyn Turner was elected president of the Busy Maidens 4-H club at their first meeting of the new year. Jeanne Turner was named vice president.
Blaine Free serves as secretary treasurer with Martha Rouse and Becky Whitlock as reporters and historian. Meeting opened with the 4-H pledge. roll call list includes Whitlock Turner Rouse Turner and Free. The club set a second Monday monthly meeting schedule and planned a September 20 weiner roast land skating party. Demonstrations titled Beauty in Pillows were presented. Becky Whitlock gave an illustrated talk on Contrast in Colors. An official explained expense bookkeeping before cookies and cocoa refreshments.
Markwell staplers touted as the most dependable product in the Moravia Utiton office scene, highlighting durability and reliability for everyday use.
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