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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1946

Page

4

Moravia Churches Plan Easter Season Services

Moravia churches outline Easter programs with services at Methodist Wesley Chapel Nazarene and United Brethren including candlelight, Sunday School pageant with music, vesper and communion. The Christian church plans no special services beyond regular Sunday School. Classifieds note wagon bed ads from Col Mangle.

Moravia L. B. Hawes Wesley Chapel Church of the Nazarene W. E. Burd United Brethren Church

Paul Broshar Family Moves Into Turner House

The Paul Broshar family will move May 1 to a remodeled house now modernized by C. A. and Bert Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Black and daughter Joan relocate to the Turner Home to be near Mrs. Black's father. Joan has entered Moravia school. Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Williams rent the Ida McCrory residence to vacate for the Broshar move.

Paul Broshar C. A Bert Turner Carl Black Joan Turner

Ames man hosts birthday dinner for Arthur McKern

Mig Arthur McKern of Ames entertained guests at a dinner party on Friday evening April 12 in honor of his birthday. Dessert featured ice cream and a decorated cake with 80 candles. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Sufficool and children Charlotte and Paul, formerly Moravia and now Amba, and Mr McKern is the brother of Mrs Robert Foster.

Mig Arthur McKern Ames Mr. McKern John Sufficool Charlotte and Paul Moravia Amba McKern Robert Foster

Sunshine Basket Sent To Mrs Troy Adams

Mrs Troy Adams past illness kept her in hospitals for much of the time but neighbors and friends in organizations she belongs to presented her a Sunshine Basket on Saturday after she returned home last Thursday to the Vance family.

Troy Adams Vance

Good Agriculture MA Better Community By M. H. Elson

Weather hindered but the Mora vocational agriculture sheep shearing class learned the Australian method under Dewey Jantz and Fred Luman. Students gained fundamentals and speed. Limestone for mineral mix is being gathered for a mixed feed usable for hogs cattle or sheep, with trials at Iowa State College farms.

M. H. Elson Moravia Dewey Jantz State Sheep and Wood Growers Association Fred Luman Iowa State College

Mrs Brooks Returns Home From Hospital

Mrs W L Brooks was brought to her Moravia home Sunday from Laughlin hospital Kirkville Mo where she has been seriously ill with pneumonia.

W. L. Brooks Moravia Laughlin Hospital Kirkaville

United Brethren Church Services Led by G M Talbott

The United Brethren Church presents a morning schedule with Church School led by Donald Jones at 10 00 a m Worship Service at 10 50 a m and Christian Endeavor at 7 00 p m Evening Service follows at 8 00 p m with a Thursday Communion Service at 8 00 p m Pastor G M Talbott oversees the services and church activities.

United Brethren G. M. Talbott Donald Jones Christian Endeavor

Iconium Circuit Church Schedule and Leaders List

Esther Babb pastor at Iconium Circuit leads morning and evening services with Church School by Clarence Whitehead at 12:16 pm and 7 pm worship. Fairview group lists Carl Tomlin as superintendent with 9 am church school and 9:45 am worship. Hill reports 10:80 am church school and 7:30 pm evening service. Ww remarks with Mrs. B V McGinny in Albia.

B. V. McGinny Albia

Church gatherings and prayer meeting notice

Church of the Nazarene invites members to a 7:00 p.m. service led by Pastor W. E. Bubd with a marshy or prayer emphasis. The schedule includes Bible Study and prayer meeting Thursday at 4:00 p.m. in Ohio.

Church of the Nazarene W. E. Bubd N.Y

Community rally aids Huber Vance family after fatal fire

Neighbors and friends of the Huber Vance family report donations exceed 300 dollars following a fire at their farm home eight miles northeast of Moravia on April 9 in which Mr. Vance died. Clothing and household items have been donated to the widow and her four children.

Huber Vance Vance Moravia

Card of Thanks for Fire Neighbors and Friends

The family Mia Huber Vance and Children express thanks for neighbors and friends who assisted during the fire and for expressions of sympathy in their great sorrow.

Mia Huber Vance

Service for Betty Jean Loerke Attended in Ottumwa

Mrs. A. W. Donahoo traveled to Ottumwa to attend funeral services for Betty Jean Loerke who died Monday at University Hospital Iowa City from a blood disease. Services set for Thursday at 8 p.m. at Johnson funeral home. Loerke formerly worked on the Campus Parade radio program with Del Donahoo in Cedar Rapids.

A. W. Donahoo Ottumwa Betty Jean Loerke University Hospital Iowa City Johnson Funeral Home

Double Eight Club Meeting at Luse Home

Double Eight club members gathered Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Luse with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Broshar Centerville My and Mrs. Bert Turner and others. Prizes went to Bert Turner Mrs. Pearl Broshar and Mrs. Kenneth Condra. The hostess served refreshments.

Double Eight Club T. J. Luse Hosteage Jerry Pearl Broshar Centerville Bert Turner Cecil Coulson Howard Evana Emil Halden Kenneth Condra Harold Mason L. F. Bishy

Family Dinner at Paul Broshar Home

A Sunday family dinner was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Broshar. Attendees included Myrth Hudgens of Des Moines, Mr and Mrs Sam Hudgens, Mr and Mrs Roe Ahee, Mr and Mrs Don Ahee and Michael, Mrs Dorothy Baker and Jack, Jerry and Diane, Lois Hawk, Mr and Mrs Harold Hudgens and Gary Pfaunebecker.

Paul Broshar Myrth Hudgens Des Moines Sam Hudgens Roe Ahee Don Ahee Michael Dorothy Baker Jack Jerry Diane Lois Hawk Harold Hudgens Gary Pfaunebecker

Special Meetings At Iconium

Evangelist Rev Ira J Hoover a Kletzing College graduate will hold evangelistic meetings at Iconium Methodist church from April 24 to 29 with services each evening at eight. A Sunday April 28 service is at 11 am with special vocal numbers by Rev and Mrs Hoover. All welcome.

Ira J. Hoover Kletzing College University Park Iowa Iconium Methodist Church Hoover

Service Notes From The War Era

In The Service Carl Richard Hiatt left April 8 for induction into the army at Ft. Snelling Minnesota. Carl and his Ottumwa wife spent the weekend before he left with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Piet of Moravia. Larrie Brooks, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brooks, will receive his honorable U S Navy discharge today in Minneapolis after three years in service. He has spent 18 months overseas in the Pacific, serving in Guam, Japan, Iwo Jima, Saipan, Okinawa, the Philippines and other stands. Sgt Delbert Thompson departed Sunday for Fort Leavenworth Kansas after a 90 day leave with his wife and young son Tommy.

Carl Richard Hiatt Ft. Snelling Minn Ottumwa Fred Piet Moravia Larrie Brooks W. L. Brooks U. S. Navy Minneapolis Larrie Pacific Guam Japan Iwo Jima Saipan Okinawa Philippines Sgt Delbert Thompson Fort Leavenworth, Kansas Tommy

Mrs J F Albert Undergoes Major Operation

Mrs J F Albert of Arlington Virginia underwent a major operation at Georgetown Hospital in Washington DC two weeks ago. It is her second major operation in recent months. Residence listed as Room 314B Georgetown Hospital Washington DC.

J. FP. Albert Arlington, Va Georgetown Hospital Washington, D. C Albert Washington, D. CG

Missionary Society Holds Regular Meeting at United Brethren Church

The missionary society met at United Brethren church with Mrs. Harry DuVall leading lesson study on Thy Kingdom Come on Earth in Africa. Mrs. Charles Coffin reviewed The Cross Over Africa and both Mrs. DuVall and Mrs. Fred Hammond spoke on A Day in the Life of a Missionary in Africa. A mother-daughter banquet was planned for May and Mrs. EB Hawk led a quiz on the March Evangel.

The Missionary Society United Brethren Church Harry DuVall Africa Charles Coffin

Rev Burd to Preach at Ottumwa Church

Rev W E Burd will give two sermons at the North Side Church of the Nazarene in Ottumwa Friday evening. He was guest speaker at the Holy Week service at the First Presbyterian Church in Centerville Tuesday.

W. E. Burd North Side Church of the Nazarene Ottumwa First Presbyterian Church Centerville

Mr C D DuVall Admitted For Observation At Ottumwa

C D DuVall entered the Ottumwa hospital Thursday for observation and treatment. Mrs DuVall and Mrs W K McNabb called on him Tuesday afternoon. He is reported as recovering nicely.

C. D. DuVall Ottumwa Hospital Ottumwa DuVall W. K. McNabb

Mrs Oehler Hosts Kensington Club Meeting

Mrs E F Oehler was hostess to the Kensington Club last Thursday afternoon. Roll call answered with the flower I like beat and why. Mrs Blumenstock played a piano solo and Mrs Bishop sang a vocal number. The hostess served a delicious luncheon at the close.

E. F. Oehler

E T C Club Hosts Afternoon Meeting at Home

Mrs George Firkins hosted the E T C club with Mrs Howard Carson in charge and a roll call of Victory recipes. Mrs Ralph McDonough is confined to her home by illness.

George Firkins E. T. C. Club Howard Carson Ralph McDonough

Charley Endsley Ill in Nebraska Visit Planned

Relatives report Charles Endsley of Helena Montana is ill at his brother in law Earl Dodd's Lincoln Nebraska home. Mrs Endsley accompanies him and they plan to visit Mrs R R Pennington and John Dodd in Moravia after the illness was learned.

Charles Endsley Helena Mont Earl Dodd Lincoln Neb Mra. Endsley Moravia R. R. Pennington John Dodd

80 and Sew Club Holds Annual Egg Roast

The So and Sew Club and families held their annual egg roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodward on Tuesday evening April 16. Twelve dozen eggs were eaten and prizes for eating the most went to aid Woodward and Mrs. Francis Turner. A centerpiece of colored eggs bearing children’s names topped the table, then were distributed to the children. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Main of Centerville and several club members and families.

Harry Woodward Woodward Francis Turner Harvey Main Centerville Ronald Woodward Clifford Stocker Ronald Tisue Tom Robb

Moravia Grades Present Operetta The Land of Dreams Come True

A large Moravia crowd attended the operetta The Land of Dreams Come True at the Moravia gymnasium Wednesday evening. Pupils up to seventh grade performed under director Mrs. Karl Tuttle with assistants Mrs. Gerald Morgan Mrs. Bruce Gardner Codyne Luse and Mar deena Wilson. George Tracy accompanied on piano.

Moravia Karl Tuttle Gerald Morgan Bruce Gardner Codyne Luse Mardeena Wilson George Tracy Lupt Anne Seeley Ruth Jones Cowan Kirksville Wheeler Norfpal Luse Tuttle Inez M. Campbell Genevieve Morgan Gardner Columbus Junction

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Egg Roast Invite

The Oddfellows and Rebekahs will hold their annual egg roast at the hall Monday evening April 22. All Odd Fellows and their families and Rebekahs and their families are invited. Each family is to bring eggs in proportion to the size of their family. Mildred Bishop, N. &., Nell Utterback, Secretary.

Oddfellows Rebekahs Odd Fellows Mildred Bishop Nell Utterback

Ottumwa Couple Wed in Lancaster Church Ceremony

Floyd M. Runnels and Helen L. Hancock were married at noon Sunday April 7 in Lancaster Missouri. Rev Lyle Gaither officiated at the First Methodist Church with immediate family present. The couple will reside in Ottumwa where Runnels will work in business with his brother Ralph after a weeklong honeymoon.

Lloyd Jones Ottumwa Helen L. Hancock Floyd M. Runnels Eva Runnels Lancaster Flrst Methodist Church Lyle Gaither Perry Brown Boyd Runnels Ralph Runnels

Birthday Dinner Honors Malinda C Broshar 16th

A cooperative dinner was held Sunday April 14 at the Centerville home of Malinda C Broshar for her sixteenth birthday. Many relatives and friends from Centerville Numa Albia and Illinois attended, with gifts given and best wishes extended as the honoree enjoyed cake decorated by her daughter Lydon McDanel.

Malinda Broshar Earl Purvis Harold Dean Seymou Iowa Laura Purvis Centerville Ted Broshar Virgil Richard Lucas Carol Ann Larry John Broshar Max Broshar Emil Broshar Charlotte Wayne Merrill Russell Broshar Illinois Dike Darrah Reva Elinor Donald Numa Charles Flail Hte Lyndon McDane

Twentieth Century Club Meets for Social Afternoon

Members of the Twentieth Century Club and guests gathered Tuesday at the home of Mrs. H. E. Glick for an afternoon of games and guessing contests followed by refreshments. Guests included Mrs. L. M. Williams, Mrs. John Veach, Mrs. Etta Hughey, Mrs. Addie Long, Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Chester Broshar, Mrs. Anna Smith, Mrs. E. R. Kaster, and Mrs. Eva Morgan.

20Th Century Club H. E. Glick Stella Carter Freeman Jojly John Dodd L. M. Williams John Veach Chester Broshar Anna Smith E. R. Kaster Eva Morgan

IF F A Delegates and Contestants Go To Convention

Two delegates Harold Dean Tisue and Dewayne Moore of Moravia F F A and contestants John Wilson Laverne McDanel Clair Easter with Advisor M H Elgon attended the State Convention and contest at Hotel Montrose in Cedar Rapids. They traveled by car, stayed overnight in Williamsburg, and on Friday morning attended meetings before a Saturday banquet headlined by Governor Blue. The group returned home tired but satisfied with the trip.

IF. F. A Cedar Rapids Harold Dean Tisue Dewayne Moore Moravia Montrose Williamsburg Governor Blue Mr. Elaon Ban Rosencrants Bob Rosencrants Jack Campbell Clair Kuster Keith Wood Dick Foster Bill Wilson Laverne McDanel Ron McDanel Jack Tuttle Jack Baldwin Richard McDanel Charles Wakefield John Wilson Gerald Hannam David Thompson Floyd Caster Ed Cormeny Basil Tadlock la Vern Benz Max Turner Gerald Rinehart Clair McDanel Ralph Johnson Benny Main Gene Boyer Rex Derby Bob Espy Veron Cormeny Deanny Tisue Jay Wilson Wayne Christy Lloyd Crawley Kester Gladfelder

Hickman Will Again Head Moravia School

Irving J. Hickman chosen as Moravia public school superintendent for 1946-47. Six high school and two elementary teachers have signed contracts. other faculty names listed with assignments and status.

Hickman Moravia Irving J. Hickman

National 4-H Camp At Washington D C For Iowa

The National Camp for 4 H boys and girls will be held in Washington D C from June 11 to 18, the first since the war. Each county may submit one girl and one boy for consideration, with two Iowa picks. Credentials deadline is April 25. send to Farm Bureau by April 27. Eligible participants must be active club members with at least three years in club work, age 16 to 22 by January, in good health, and have above average scholastic rating. expenses paid trip details are available from the Farm Bureau office.

Washington Iowa Dendline Farm Bureau Farm B Bureau

Spray Service Cards To Be Sent Again

Unseasonably warm weather accelerates fruit growth and disease pressure so farmers must spray earlier. County extension directors with Iowa State College’s Agricultural Extension Service will notify commercial and home orchardists when to spray, why, and with what products. Appanoose County growers should send names to Centerville Extension Office to receive timing cards. Dormant sprays are too late but few orchards require them. subsequent sprayings remain important to protect trees and boost yields.

Agricultural Extension Service Iowa State College Appanoose County Centerville

Sunday Guests at Crawley Home Celebrate 88th Birthday

Mr and Mrs Fred Hammond Max and Viola and Mr and Mrs Hugh Crawley and sons Lloyd and James spent Sunday at the T 5 Crawley home helping Mr Crawley celebrate his 88th birthday It was also his son Dayles birthday.

Crawley Fred Hammond Max Viola Hugh Crawley Lloyd James T. 5 Dayle

Bids Sought for Iconium and Salen Cemeteries Care

Public notice invites bids to maintain Iconium and Salen cemeteries. Dick Hellyer listed as clerk for Chariton Two township. Also seeking someone to clean and earn for Denny and New Hope cemeteries with Raci Hoyer noted as township check.

Iconium Dick Hellyer Chariton Two Denny New Hope Cemeterias

Moravia School Board Supper at John Dille Home

Moravia Board of Education members and spouses gathered at treasurer John Dille’s home Monday evening for supper and a business meeting. Attending couples included Karl Tuttle, Paul Brosher, Frank Lathen, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardner, Bert Turner, and Chester Broshar.

Moravia

Surprise dinner honors Jessadine Laws before move to Cairo

A surprise dinner was held at Charles Laws home on Sunday, April 14, honoring Jessadine Laws who is leaving Wednesday morning to make her home in Cairo, Missouri. Guests included Mrs. Sarah Sandy, Mrs. Veata Oehler, Mr. and Mrs. Catie Whicker, Orman and Onella, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Brown, Betty Jean and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. De Wayne Robinson and Eddie, and the honoree with Charles Laws.

Jessadine Laws Polson Sarah Sandy Richard Harp Vesta Oehler Ota Whicker Johnnie Whicker Jake Day Ed Whicker Ottie Whicker Trenton Gladfelder John Laws James Easter Roscoe Brown Marvin Gardner Max Martin Clifford Pfannebecker Belle Whicker Moulton Charles Laws Duane Robinson Aon Geneva Lewis Alicin Curtis Batley Centerville Joe Martin Will Laws Leila Day Qbph McDonough Harry DuVall John Sufficool Charles Broshar Bruce Gardier Garnet McDonough Wilbur Johnson Gerald Morgan Horton Potts Fconium Cairo Missouri Veata Oehler Catie Whicker Orman Onella Betty Jean Billy DeWayne Robinson Eddie

Sunday Guests at Paul Spencer Home

Mr and Mrs Paul Spencer entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of their son Jack Spencer R M 8 c on a week’s leave. Guests included Mr and Mrs Arnold Brunett and family Newton Iowa Mr and Mrs John Spencer and family Albia Iowa Jim Hannam Eileen Coady Melrose and Mr ada Mga Ralph Davis Joy Brunett stayed longer with aunt and family.

Paul Spencer Jack Spencer R. M Arnold Brunett Newton John Spencer Albcia Jim Hannam Eileen Coady Melrose Ada Mga Ralph Davis Joy Brunett

Also Mentioned on This Page

Col. U. S. Mangle Col. Mangle Methodist Church L. B Wesley T.J. Luse J. F. Albert Burd Ottumwa Church Mrs. Oehler Kensington Club E.T.C. Club Charley Endsley Nebraska Floyd Runnels Helen Hancock C. Broshar Coon Hunt Appanoose-Monroe County Coon Hunters Association Tree Pete Archer Pulaski 1St Line Judy Miss Fessadine Laws Washington, DB. C Lite Raci Hoyer John Dille Wayne Lichty Waterloo Craig Dale 3 Hospital Lichty Marie Cadier Zoi Cassigs Mrs. Callen
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