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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1963

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Woodward Shuts Out Monroe Clout In County Tournament

In Appanoose Monroe Lucas and Davis County tourney action Georgie Woodward pitched for Appanoose County to a 10 0 victory over Monroe County. An errorless infield and outfield backed him as finals loom with Appanoose and Lucas County to meet Wednesday night at Albia Little League diamond for the title. Monroe and Davis counties meet earlier for consolation.

Appanoose Monroe Lucas Davis County Georgie Woodward Monroe County Woodward Ap- Panoose Lucas County Albia Little League Davis

Boyer Picnic At Centerville Park Draws 84 Attendees

Descendent of E H Boyer hosts a Sunday picnic at Centerville park on July 28. About 84 people share a noon dinner led by Jack McKern of Bettendorf Iowa followed by a program featuring What A Friend In Jeans, a secretary’s report by Gertie Boyer, Vera Wales scripture reading, a prayer by Caleb Ball, and performances by Maxine McKern and Chas Espy of Rockford Iowa. Guests include the Boyer and Foster families and many relatives with Clyde McKern celebrated his th birthday with a sing.

E. H. Boyer Centerville Park Jack McKern Bettendorf Iowa Vera Wales Caleb Ball Maxine McKern Chas. Espy Rockford Towa Vera Mra Basha Foster Everett Hawk Carl Tomlin Gene Boyer Vera Boyer Rose Mary Burkland Ivan Boyer Larry Oskaloosa Leon Burny Olin Foster David Weston Charles Quick V. Gladfelder Dale Cox Robert Foster Pay Broshar Darin Wales Gary Terry Purvig Betty Sue Fenton Dolly Sponet Clyde McKern Basha

Little League Wins Highest County Title in Appanoose

Ron Woodward, manager and coach of the First National Little League team, accepted with pleasure the pennant for having the Best Little League team in Appanoose County in 1963.

Jeff ‘Ote Paul Webb Vaughn Wright Doug Sumpter Wayne Tisue Chuck Moore Ron Woodward Moravia Cy Lo Little League Appanoose County

Tisun Reunion Brings Descendants Together at Moravia Park

The Harvey and Sarah Tisue descendants held their annual reunion at Moravia park on Sunday July 28. After a grace by Leah Tisue a meal followed and attendees recalled old times. Dorothy Vance will preside again next year with Moravia park chosen for the last Sunday in July.

Harvey Sarah Tisue Moravia Park Leah Tisue Dorothy Vance Sadie Tisue Creston Bertha Ora Potts Nina Newman Vera Newman Clair Newman Elmer Vance David Albia Phil Marela Roger Centerville Richard Hawk Brian Jeffrey Cedar Rapids Roy Argo Donna Gerald Melrose Helma Tisue Ethel Hamilton Harley Tisue Carl Tisue Wayne Gary Alan Ronald Tisue Daryl Lonny Janet Arthur Davis Ralph Davis Claude Hawk Mra Orville Leach Madge Davis Indianola Odile Clark

Lola Callen Suffers Arm Injury After Fall In Iowa City

Eight year old Lola Lee Callen daughter of Mr and Mrs Clair Callen of Iowa City tripped while playing with friends at Knollwood Trailer Court and pushed her right arm through a storm door. The accident occurred on Wednesday July 24.

Lola Lee Callen Mrs. Clair, Callen Iowa City Knollwood Callens

Neals of Ft Calhoun Visit Cousins Across the Midwest

Miss Grace and Edith Neal of Ft. Calhoun Nebraska visited cousin Mrs. Charles Coffin from Buntley to Tuesday. Mrs. Coffin and guests were dinner guests at the Willard Brain home. Monday visiting their cousin Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jones who departed Wednesday for Temple City California. They called on Mrs. Clara Wilson in Unionville in the afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Easter, and Candi Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brooks and son Danny returned Thursday from a tender vacation to visit relatives in Minneapolis Minnesota and Resort Park Pall Wisconsin, Larry returned to work at the Moravian post office Saturday.

Grace Edith Neal Ft. Calhoun Nebr Charles Coffin Buntley Minneapolis Minn Pall Wisconsin Larry Moravian Post Office

Moravia Band Prepares for State Fair Concerts

The Moravia band will rehearse at the community building on Wednesday nights at 7:00 p.m. and Friday mornings at 8:30 a.m. starting in August until they travel to the state fair on Friday. All band members are urged to attend rehearsals.

Moravia Band

W W Zahniser Dies in Colorado Plane Crash

W W Zahniser 72 of Montrose Colorado died July 24 when his plane struck a tram cable near Ouray. The crash occurred while he was returning from Horsefly Mesa after a sheep camp run. Survived by three sons Ivan Wilbur Ernest and two daughters Mrs Leo Fox and Mrs Marie Alice Backus plus twelve grandchildren. His wife had died earlier in 1962.

Lewis Rouse W. W. Zahniser Montrose, Cola Ouray Colorado Silver Shield Main St Spring Creek Mesa Hig Horsefly Mesa Ivan Wilbur Zahnser Montrose Colo Ernest Wyoming Leo Fox Oskaloosa Iowa Marie Alice Backus Hawaii Ted Wilson Moravia Webb W. Zahniser

Foster Gatherings Highlight Family Reunion Dinner

Mr and Mrs Rex Foster hosted a Saturday supper at their home with Gary and Mary Ellen and guests Mr and Mrs Ronald Hoard of Michigan. Mr Hoard and Rex Foster are army buddies from their Germany days.

Rex Foster Gary Mary Ellen Ronald Hoard Michigan Olin Foster Mr. Hoard Rex Germany

Card of Thanks to My Baseball Team

I thank every boy who played baseball for me this summer. Each one gave the best they had every game and no coach could ask for more. Special thanks to the First National Hawk for treating the boys to meals after every victory.

Church Services and Schedules Across Local Nazarenes

Readable hints list multiple churchs schedules with pastors and superintendents. Mav LaVern Smith at Church of the Nazarene Woodward lists Sunday School at 9 00 a.m. and worship at 11 00 a.m. Union services planned with Methodist Church. Fairview led by Lee Benz with sermon Life With God. Wesl ey Chapel overseen by Kenneth Daniels offers church school at 9:00 a.m and MYF programs evenings. Moravia details include Richard Tubaugh superintendent and Life With series with morning sermons and MYF activities. Union services and junior MYF occur midweek.

Church of the Nazarene Mav H. LaVern Smith Woodward Mt Superinteddarit Renee Methodist Elton D. Coleman Fairview Lee Benz Ous Wesley Chapel Kenneth Daniels Moravia Richard Tubaugh

Moravia EUB Church announces weekly services and events

Rev J A Ogden serves as pastor with Sunday School at 9 00 am and Morning Worship at 10 00 am A union evening service at Moravia Park features Rev Lavern Smith The WSWS meets Aug 1 at 7 30 pm with hostess Inez Campbell and lesson by Charlotta Kehrberg The Marletters a Westmar College quartet hosts a sacred concert Aug 6 at 8 00 pm Bible Study and Prayer Meeting take place Wednesdays at 7 30 pm

Evangelical United Brethren Church J. A. Ogden Carl VanZante Union Moravia Park Lavern Smith Ws.w.s Inez Campbell Charlotta Kehrberg Marletters Westmar College LeMars Iowa Moravia E.U.B

Death of William E. Smith Former Moravia Resident

Word received of the death of William E. Smith 72 of Kansas City on July 19 born in Moravia and resident there 44 years. He worked 20 years in the Kansas City Star credit department. Survived by wife Ruby two sons Fred L. Smith Venice California two daughters Mia Mary Lou Dean Maroon Illinois Mrs Juanita Curth Kansas City a brother Troy Smith Kansas City 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services held in Kansas City July 22.

Moravia Wiliam E. Smith Kansas City Credit The Kansas City Star Ruby H. Smith Fred L. Smith Venice Calli Mia Mary Lou Dean Maroon Sil Juanita Curth

Local Social Visits Mention Rural Families

Rev and Mrs Ogden visited Mrs Ethel Van Dorin Thursday afternoon. Leg Van Dorin and family called on Mr and Mrs J C Lockman and Max Lockman and family and Mrs Ethel Van Dorin Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Lowell Van Dorin Roy and Susette spent Saturday afternoon with his mother. Mr and Mrs David Weston visited with Mr and Mrs Olin Foster on Wednesday evening. Olin Foster and F E Boyer reunion attended at Centerville Park Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Roberts of Keogayqua visited with Mr and Mrs Raymond Chority Sunday.

Ogden Ethel van Dorin Leg van Dorin J. C. Lockman Max Lockman Lowell van Dorin Roy Susette David Weston Olin Foster F. E. Boyer Centerville Park Arthur Roberts Lof Keogayqua Raymond Chority

Birthday Dinner Honoring Foster and Boyer Held at Main Station

A birthday dinner at the Main Station Community Center on August 11 honors Mrs. Basha Foster and Gertie Boyer. Noon dinner for their children and grandchildren, with an open house for other relatives and friends from 2 to 3 30 p.m.

Main Station Basha Foster Gertie Boyer

Antiquity Lodge Meets Monday August 5 at 8 PM

Regular meeting of Antiquity Lodge No 252 AF AM, Monday evening August 5 at 8 00 p m. All officers urged to attend. Robert Potts W M.

Antiquity Lodge No 252 Af&am Robert Potts W. M

Elaine Free Honored at Shower Friday in Moravia

Miss Elaine Free was honored at a shower Friday evening at her Moravia home. Hostesses Judy Woodward and Margaret Fenton oversaw games and gift displays with Judy Woodward assisting. Out of town guests included Mrs. Jennie Letinle, Janet Gray, Mrs. Russell Stewart, and Marcia of Albia. Guests were served punch and angel food cake with strawberry topping.

Elaine Free Moravia Judy Woodward Margaret Fenton Jennie Letinle Janet Gray Russell Stewart Marcia Albia Frank Woodward Wayne Clark Francis Kincadenis

Dinner Sunday at Coffin Home

A family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Charles Coffin and son Clell honoring the descendants of George and Ellen Co. Brain. There was a basket dinner at noon and the day was spent getting acquainted and taking pictures. Many expressed the desire to meet again in 1964. Coming from some distance were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jones of Temple City California, Mrs. J. R. Lovell Arlington Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allen of Topeka Kansas, Grace and Edith Neal of Fort Calhoun Nebraska, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lovell and son of Galesburg Illinois. Others from Iowa included Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ahrens Dumont, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wagner Melanie and Clark Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrison of Knoxville, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Coffin Promise City, Mr. and Mrs. Garland Hauser and son Jerry, Mrs. Wilbur Rush and Jim and Eve Lyfe of Centerville, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brain Unionville, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Easter and Kandiana Sheri and the host and hostess.

Charles Coffin Clell George Ellen Co. Brain Bruce, Jones Temple City Calif J. R. Lovell Arlington Land Glen Allen Topeka Kansas Grace Edith Neal Ft. Calhoun Nebraska Clifford Lovell Galesburg Ill Iowa Vern Aherns Dumont Robert Wagner Melanie Clark Hampton Frank Harrison Knoxville Carl Coffin Promise City Garland Hauser Jerry Wilbur Rush Jim Eve Lyfe Centerville Willard Brain Unionville Mr. and I Dean Easter Kandiana Sheri

Moravia Garden Club Edges Toward Fall Festival Float

Moravia Garden Club members met with 16 in attendance to plan a float for the fall festival. Officers appointed include Mrs Warren DuVall and Mrs Boyer as chairmen. A memorial book was ordered for Morayla library in Mrs Jennie Bland’s memory. Dixie Davis of the Busy Maidens 4-H club spoke on etiquette of the Stars and Stripes.

Moravia Jennie Bland Dixie Davis Busy Maidens Girls Monroe County Clarence Johnson Iowa Max McDonough Blanche Graham Harley Tiste National Gardner

Family Dinner Honors Max Lockman

Relatives of the J. C. Lockman family gathered in the park on Sunday July 28 for a picnic dinner at noon in honor of their son Max Lockman and family of Fairfax California. Guests included numerous Lockman relatives and friends from Moravia Albia Ottumwa Centerville Victor Bloomfield and Centerville.

J. C. Lockman Max Lockman Fairfax California Daryl Mark Diane Troy Lockman Theresa Ann Patty Pam Bloomfield Roger Gideon Jeraldine Jody Victor Bil Wilson Sheila Carol Larry Donna Moravia Lowell van Dorin James Roy Suzette Ottumwa Russell Hindman Charles Albia Larry Hindman Kimberly Flora Jones Ethel van Dorin Kenneth Free Fred van Dorin Elmer Lockman Ruben Faber Marline Loch Floyd McFall Centerville Willie van Dorin

Band Mothers Club Meeting Saturday Night

Important business to be discussed at the regular Band Mothers meeting in Moravia Park on Saturday evening August 3 at 7 30. All Band Mothers club members urged to attend.

Band Mothers Moravia Park Band Mothers Club

Boyer Family Reunion Set for Moravia Park

The 68th Boyer reunion will be held Tuesday August 13 at Moravia town park. A basket dinner will be served at noon. Forest E. Moffitt is the secretary.

Boyer Moravia Forest E. Moffitt

Two Local Farms Sell This Week In Moravia Area

Two Moravia area farms sold this week. Harold Hawk sold his 250 acre farm four miles northwest of Moravia to Eldred and Eliza Estlack with possession by March 1 1964. The Dan Smith farm of 84 acres two miles north on highway 60 sold to Francis and Maria Turner with possession December 1 or after harvest.

Moravia Harold Hawk Eldred H. Estlack Mr. Hawk al Staffeldt Highway 60 Dan Smith Francis Turner Staffeldt Naperville

Appanoose Rodeo Weekend and County Fair Schedule

Appanoose county fair starts midweek with an American Quarter Horse Show on Wednesday and tractor pulling on Thursday. Donkey ball and 4-H judging run into Friday, with the Merrits Circle Double M Championship Rodeo slated for Friday and Saturday nights. Livestock judging sessions begin Thursday and continue through Saturday, culminating in a live stock sale Saturday evening.

Appanoose County Merrit’s Circle

EFA Boys Enjoy Trip to Missouri

Twenty one Moravia Future Farmers of America members traveled to St Louis for a summer trip. They visited the St Louis Zoo and rode the SS Admiral excursion boat. They toured Puring Research Farms at Grey Summit and the Chevrolet plant before returning home Friday evening.

Moravia Future Farmers of America St. Louis Larry G. Dayton DeWayne Robinson Carl Boyer Macon Missouri St. Louis Zoo DeSoto Hotel Grey Summit YMCA Martin Cinerma Chevrolet Louisiana G.E. Luse Jim Rowley David Shelgast Richard Perry Richard Woodward Lora Hiatt Eugene Daniels Ronnie Boyer Robert Sheldon Donald Hiatt Dean Stocker Donnie Robinson Chester Gillen Alan Clark Russell Bettis Larry Coltrain Donnie Seif Dan Bimbi Kenny van DePol Phil Harrington John Huff

School To Start Monday August 26

Superintendent A R Fenton announces the new term starts Monday August 26 with two faculty vacancies remaining. Mrs Foster’s resignation due to her husband’s ill health opens a 4th grade post while a high school English teacher and librarian are still needed. All other vacancies are filled. A faculty list including new members will appear next week.

A. R. Fenton Foster

New Officers Named for Moravia Legion Post

Moravia Legion post elected new officers at the July 22 meeting. Named: Commander Leonard Palmer Adjutant Larry Brooks 1st Vice Floyd Hiner 2nd Vice Loren Thompson Finance Officer Max McDonough Historian Harold Burton Sgt Arms Lee Hiatt Chaplain Howard Smith Service Officer Zell Callen Executive Committee Clarence Hiner John Veach Paul Spencer Jr Wayne Christy Richard Veach.

Moravia Legion Leonard Palmer Larry Brooks Floyd Hiner Loren Thompson Max McDonough Harold Burton Lee Hiatt Howard Smith Zell Callen Clarence Hiner John Veach Paul Spencer, Jr Wayne Christy Richard Veach

Monroe 4-H Fair Set With Larger Livestock Exhibits

Monroe county 4-H fair opens Monday August 5 with record livestock displays including 95 steers 24 beef heifers 42 dairy heifers 121 swine and 64 sheep. Judges schedule runs through August 8 with shows for horses ponies dairy swine sheep beef heifers baby beef and a showmanship contest. Volunteers built wash racks painted two buildings and installed a new wooden fence for the event.

Monroe County Oearge

Moravia Ladies Help Red Cross at Centerville Nursing Home

Moravia ladies volunteer for Red Cross aid at the Golden Age nursing home in Centerville. Attendees of night classes include Genevieve Morgan, Nellie Williams, Vergie Boyer, Gladys Harsh, and Virginia Pettibone. Volunteers will assist at the home during the week and more helpers are sought.

Moravia Red Cross Golden Age Centerville Genevieve Morgan Nellie Williams Vergie Boyer Gladys Harsh Virginia Pettibone

Rev Coleman Returns From Southwest Trip

Rev and Mrs Elton Coleman Gary and Miss Joyce Hiatt finished a three week 6300 mile vacation spanning western and southern states visiting relatives and friends. He spoke twice at his father in law's Esparto California church meeting former Moravians Guy Miller. They stayed with Tom Lowe and Nancy Turner in Clovis New Mexico and attended a Mississippi funeral. They enjoyed sleeping and cooking out in state parks during travel.

Elton Coleman Gary Joyce Hiatt Coleman Esparto Calif Guy Miller Tom Lowe Nancy Turner Clovis New Mexico Rev Coltman Mississippi

Rose baby born in Denver to Mr and Mrs Wm A Rose

Mr and Mrs Wm A Rose of Denver Colorado welcomed Brenda Di anne a 7 lb 11% oz girl born July 22. The newborn has a three year old sister Barbara Suzanne. Grandparents include Judith Wagner and Francis N Wagner of Albia and Lloyd W Rose of Centerville. Great grandparents are John B Wagner of Ottumwa and Wm A Rose of Memphis Missouri.

Wm. A. Rose Denver Colorado Brenda Dianne Barbara Suzanne Rose Judith Wagner Francis N Memphis, Mo

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Tourney Gertie Boy Edna Schreiner Geil Burton Zenith Histt Tisun Lola Callen William E. Smith Coffin Home Garden Club Appanoose Rodeo EFA Legion Post Rev. Coleman Flight Stork
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