Miller cousins reunion draws guests to Moravia area
A lengthy visiting period centered on the Miller cousins reunion. Families from Ontario California Tucson Arizona Camb ridge Illinois Davenport Maquoketa Moravia and Kansas City Missouri joined relatives in Centerville Moravia and Leon for football games hospital visits and dinners with the Pettibone and Argo families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Mather
Ontario
California
Guy Argo
Dwight Hiatt
Vess Hiatt
Centerville Care Center
Daisy Hungate
Tuscon
Arizona
Katie Stackhouse
Cambridge
Illinois
Marshall Perry
Neil Hahn
Crissy and
Billy
Davenport
Fred Hahn
Maquoketa
Frederick Hahn
Kansas City
Missouri
Inez Campbell
Eleanor
Eva Miller
Miller Cousins
Verva McDonough
Garnet Brain
Max McDonough
Leon
Ada McDonough
Verva
Garnet
Ada
Moravia
Jay Long
Pancake Day float prep and local greetings in Douglas Township
Douglas and surrounding residents frequent community events from Farm Bureau Float work for Pancake Day to U M W gatherings in Oskaloosa and town visits. Families like Daniels McDanel Clark Foster Phillips and Kelderman are noted with travel and medical updates including Lori Clark eye surgery and nose surgery plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Donley
Kenneth Daniels
Joe Wilson
Farm Bureau
Juanita Dooley
Evelyn Daniels
U.M.W
Oskaloosa
Eugene Daniels
Tom. Collins
Albis
Trenton McFall
Town City
Virgil Dooley
Jody McDanel
Keith Phillips
Vac
Easter
John
Jil McDanel
Clell McDanel
Lori
Twyle Clark
Iowa City
Robert Foster
Elmer Kelderman
Albert Stam
Kenneth Hiatt
Farm Progress
Washington
Laws
Moravia
Dizie Phillips
Douglas Township
Miller Reunion Held in Moravia 1977
The Miller Reunion in Moravia on September 25 1977 gathered 56 attendees and 2 guests for a co op dinner at the Moravia Community Building at 1 00 pm Officers for the next year were voted to continue with Rosemary Strunk added as Vice President A letter from Agnes Kochier and Eva Reishen was read Next year’s reunion was set for September 24 1978 in Moravia Pictures were taken and an afternoon of visiting followed List of attendees includes many local Strunk and Miller family members from Unionville Davenport Centerville and Moravia etc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Moravia
Rosemary Strunk
Agnes Kochier
Eva Reishen
Lakewood
Colorado
Severe
Russell Aiden
Lazelle Strunk
Rod Purdum
Cacl Miller
Cursos Miller
Randy Mortis
Unionville
Betty Strunk
Neil Hahn
Davenport
Clifford Caster
Albia
Fred Hahn
Maquoketa
Wilbur Strunk
Lancaster
Frederick Hahn
Kansas City
Duane Coffin
Jackie
Milton
Eleanor Miller
Eva Miller
Jnez Campbell
Lester Strunk
John
Gerald Burton
Doris Main
Ron VanZante
Earl E Weston Far Dies at 71 in Arizona
Earl E Weston Far son of Albert and Alma Weston died July 6 1977 at Mesa Lutheran Hospital in Mesa Arizona. Survived by wife Ruth Hiett 1924 marriage three children Mes Keith Redd Dorothy Swanson Gary Weston sixteen grandchildren one great grandchild. Also surviving are siblings in laws and many nieces and nephews. He lived in Centerville Iowa attended Center vile schools University of Iowa worked 35 years as railroad accountant then retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far
Weston
Albert
Alma Weston
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Mesa
Arizona
Merle Weston Chateen
Ruth Hiett
Mes
Keith
Dorothy) Redd
Edmonds
Lorne
Jeanne) Swanson
Owen, Wisc
Gary E. Weston
Chandler Hights
William Swanson
Phoenix
Frank Weston
California
Centerville
Iowa
Dorothy
Darlene Thorp
Kenneth
Ernest Hiatt
Vera Davis
Harold Hudgens
Lou Taylor
Gus Hiatt
Earl
Centervile
University of Iowa
Soth
First Christian Church
Longview
Washington
Railroad
State Senator Ramsey invites pages for 1978 session
State Senator Richard Ramsey of Osceola announced that applications are open for 14 Senate page positions for the 1978 legislative session. High school juniors and seniors may apply based on academics and activities. applications due October 15 and available via social studies teachers or by writing Steve Cross in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ramsey
Qsceola
Senate
Ramsey
Steve Cross
Capiwi
Des Moines
Moravia Fall Festival Horse Show Winners List
Moravia Saddle Club hosted a horse and mule show during the Moravia Fall Festival. Winners include Cross Country Male Race with Gary Kirkland first and Larry Williams second, Straightaway Horses senior divisions with Katrina Knapp first in 48 inches and John Uhrenhake second, Over 53 inches with Mary Smith first and Larry Williams second, and Mule events with Jat MaDonna Kirkland first and Don Reed second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Gary Kirkland
Larry Williams
John Leach
Bill Fishive
Lori Hutchison
Carolyn Grimes
Katrina Knapp
John Uhrenhake
Larry Horn
Lisa Hutchinson
Tony Hatfield
Ed Williams
Straightaway
MaDonna Kirkland
Don Reed
Darin Chidester
David Unitas
Mary Smith
Larry Willams
Paul Burnside
Vosburg Notes of Local Social Events and Visits
A long list of visits and gatherings in Vosburg including UMW Meeting in Oskaloosa on Sept 19, multiple family visits at various homes, birthday celebrations for Mrs Ray Rinehart, a wedding at Weller, and attended Pancake Day in Centerville. Also mentions fashion show at Altia Country Club and Roy Argo birthday with relatives traveling to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude van Sickel
U.M.W
Oskaloosa
Truxton Dicks
John Donnaldson
Paul Dicks
Cecil Comstock
Jim Hershberger
Roscoe Argo
Ray Rinehart
Edith Callen
Clover Leaf Club
Mansel Tarbell
Lewis Rinehart
George Rinehart
Viola Clark
Vera Moore
Edith Call
Viola
Edith
Des Moines
Russell Brown
Keith VanSice
Minneapolis
Ellis VanSickel
B.F. Whitehead
Chris Kerr
Mildred Bradley
Mandy Kerr
Gary Perry
Jeff
Larry Derby
Dorene Hershberger
Pat Thomas
Chariton
Mrs. Herberger
Ing
Dick Brown
Brad
Roy Argo
Centerville
Tom Teno
Tommy
Danny
Patricia Ryan
Theodore Rooney
Weller
Tommy Teno
Bill Messemaker
Harvey
Ray Messemaker
BF. Whitehead
Fred Gray
North Court Baptist Church
Ottumwa
Ellis van Sickel
Grace Huyser
Hilltop Manor
Armour Boat
Margaret Muller
Pella
Bennie Dunsberger
Connie Terpstra
Harris
Sully
Truston Dicks
Lloyd Johnson
Marie van Weelden
Clayton Sheldon
Delbert Calhoun
Kari
Kenneth
Donald Calhoun
Virgil Calhoun
Lincoln
Nebraska
Colin Cole
Glenwood
Rathbun C.B
Mike Bruntmyer
Ray Messamaker
Wayne Messamaker
Sid
Doug Messamaker
Larry Whitehead
Doug
B.F
Raymond Shoemaker
Bert Schweinebatt
Harold Schrader
LaVerne
Minnesota
Virgil Rudloff
Oscar Rudloff
Newton
George Rudloff
John McAninch
Tracy Rinehart
Altia Country Club
Gerald Argo
Melinde
Bryan
Denny Argo
Dike
James Nash
HCC enrollment rises at Ottumwa and Centerville campuses
Ottumwa campus enrollment grew 9.6 percent from 748 in 1976 to 820 this fall with 476 new and 344 returning full-time day students. Centerville reports 245 liberal arts students and vocational programs totaling 15. last year 265 liberal arts and 87 vocational, totaling 352.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumway
Centerville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom Pettibone
Kenny Long
Matt
Jennifer
the Pettibones
Kenny
Judy
Mary Meadows
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Maurice Rump
Douglas
Julia
al Clark
Lisa
Larry
Lynn
Twyla
Lisa Clark
Bloomfield
Libby Green
Davis County Hospital
Paul Cridlebaugh
Paul Cridhebaugh
Paula
Lynn Clark
Lori Clark
Jeff McDanel
Timothy Dexter
Centerville Sale Company
Herford
Face Ateers
Eteera & Nelferey
Sisere & Welfare
Hertford
Centerville Sale Company Bonded & Insured
Tow & Charlie Demry Owners & Operators
Delaware
Sipsaya & Summer
Toulon
Comece
Tokyo's Oder
Liz
Army Post
Cain
Earl E. Weston
Katrina Kaepp
John Ublenhake
Ctrealer Niules
Darin Chideater
Vosburg
HCC
CTS
Duh
Feteraun, Labs
Peidsiaty
Olive
Beb Pazbrde
Albia Sales Co., Inc
Kowa
Sadharn
Campbell
R.1
Federal Land Bank
America
the Bank of Generations
Ottumwa Land Bank
Court -Oftomn
Appanoose County
Rathbun Dam
Realior
Jim Ludden
Bonanza Uni
Mihy
Faras
Gonanza Gulding
Kaiser
Piusia
niGawaAr
Proke
Wekalooss
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