27 Sep 1962
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1962
Page
1
The NFO faces public resentment as members press neighbors to join withholding livestock and grain selling. Destruction of nonmember property is condemned by many, and the Albia sale display is seen as unethical and ineffective. A man dismisses talk of Ladies involvement, noting several women attended but not as ladies. The incident strains neighborly bonds and farm work exchanges.
Mrs Gladys Harsh hosts with Harsh families visiting hospitals and homes. Mrs Watts shows improvement and returns home to Melrose. Eddie Donovan of Woodstock Illinois visits Dr. Genevie Kaling and Bessie Donovan. Clifford Paxston and Ivan Harsh host Thursday evening. Several couples share time with Francis Turner Lloyd Carter and others during Fall Festival weekend. Linda Wilson Lanice White and Lanice White attend Friday events with Ruby Cloyed. Sunday dinner includes Eddie Donovan Junior Donovan John Wood and Lynda.
Mrs Loyd Carter and Mr and Mrs R C Wilson along with Treéiiton Wilson joined Mr and Mrs Jay Wilson and family for supper on Thursday. Relatives visiting Eddie Donovan at Genevie Kaling's home included John Wood and Lynda, Junior Donovan and Cindy, and Larry Carson with his wife.
Edith Callen hosted the Clover Leaf Club gathering with Mr and Mrs Wayne Christy and guests including Emily Thompson Clara The resa and Brad Brown. Berniece Rinehart visited Kansas City with her daughter Marlene while numerous local couples shared Sunday and weekend visits around Knoxville Des Moines and nearby homes.
Newton residents and neighbors spent weekends visiting Nellie Williams and John Kelly homes. Multiple families including Adams Tadlock Coltrain and Tubaughs joined gatherings, with church and school events noted and several couples hosting or visiting friends.
Burton home Saturday morning. Several from the Miller church attended the homecoming at the Unionville Baptist church Sunday. Peg Renwick spent Thursday with Cecil Tadlock. Lorene Tutaugh and Devana Dornid Rae Pfannebecker were Thursday evening guests at the Lee Tadlock home. Mrs. Gerald Burton spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Lee Tadlock. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knedlers and girls were Sunday evening callers in the Kenny Tadlock home. Elaine Knedler spent Thursday with Kim Tadlock.
Mrs Theo Miller hosts Coulson and guests while A L Lemaster visits from Cheyenne. Elmer Petthington stays with Herb Boblenz. Marjorie Kennedy visits the Boblenz home. Families of Miller and Argo entertain and travel to Mason City and Newton for visits with Mary Miller and H V Petergon. Rainbow installation attended by Herb Boblenz and Connie.
Franklin reports Mrs Earl Swift and Mr and Mrs Ben Pickerell spent Sunday evening at the Lloyd Ammony home. Roseanne Calhoun of Cedar Falls visited her parents M and Mrs James Calhoun and Shirley Leon and Carol. Jeffrey and Mike Pickerell joined Earl Swift on Sunday. Mrs Ben Pickerell visited her parents Joe Doser Sunday afternoon. Earl Swift and Duane Wilson were together Friday afternoon. James Calhoun family and Roseanne visited Centerville on Saturday afternoon. Mrs Clara Spears and Hugh Rickey visited Sunday.
Saturday visits at Larry Derby home with Emmett Karen and Monte Derby. James Calhoun and his wife spent Wednesday with her parents Elmer and Mrs Kellogg. Derby gatherings continued with Emery Hiatt family and friends visiting Larry Derby’s and Emery Hiatt home. WSCS attendance noted with Mrs Calhoun Swift and Mrs Swift. Local social mentions include Ammons, Kellogg, Liggett, and Neulib households visiting relatives and friends.
Community brief detailing family visits illness and hospital news in Davenport and Centerville. Mentions include Longs learning of a daughter in law’s car wreck, farm bureau gathering in Centerville, and various Sunday dinners and visits among locals such as Hiatt Pettibone Bogart Dooley and McDanel families.
A Union Office notice markets plain pastel napkins and patterned or imprinted options suitable for all occasions. The listing highlights generic napkin choices and branding available through the Union Office.
Mrs Pauline Cox of Fort Madison visited sister Mrs Ross Starks. Rex Alexander and family of Seymour spent Sunday at H E B Alexander home. Friendship Meetings attended by several locals in Moravia Bloomfield. Visitors from Montana Denver and Seattle seen with local relatives. Otter Lake area and Chariton visits noted with multiple family arrivals.
Mr and Mrs Cécil Morgan and Mrs and Mrs Howand Alexander returned home Thursday from a trip to the Black Hills in South Dakota. They also visited Roger Morgan and family in Montana.
Mr and Mrs Burdett Cox and family joined supper guests including Mr and Mrs Carl Cox Mr and Mrs Bill Downing and Todd Mr and Mrs Jim Farnsworth and family and Mrs Rich and Hendrix for Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Harold Fenton and girls Mr and Mrs Dale Cox and Brian joined Sunday dinner with the Coxes Mrs Richard Hendrix spent the weekend at Harold Fenton’s home Denis Kelly attended the Farmers Field Day at Blairsburg Bill Rogers and his wife and Tom Pettibone with Jackie and Billy Don spent Sunday evening with Dennis Kelly and Jeff Jack Hoffman was a dinner guest at the Cox home Monday dinner guests included Harold Fenton Mrs Richard Hendrix and Mrs Bill Downing Todd and Jeff also noted Bill Downing and Todd with Jim Farnsworth were dinner guests Saturday at Harold Fenton’s home.
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