Moravia Union Names New Editor Amid Reader Support
The Moravia Union introduces its new editor amid thanks to Howard Smith for ongoing help. The staff vows steady service without major changes, apologizing for early mistakes while aiming to publish the best local paper for Moravia and surrounding readers. Mrs. Ralph Tuttle visits from near Moravia to share an update on her daughter June’s recovery. A peculiar triplet-dumbbell egg from the chicken business is noted, and Milo Selby of Oskaloosa, formerly Moravia, renews his Union subscription while at Great Lakes naval training.
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Milo, Sélby J
Oskaloosa
Moravia
Offics
Union
Milo
United States Naval Station At
Great Lakes
Gordner Reenlists in Navy as Machinist Mate
Richard Gordner son of Mr and Mrs T R Gordner of east of Moravia reenlists in the United States navy and will be in San Diego California as a machinist mate Gordner has served one enlistment and left the service as machinist mate second class He has lived in California since discharge and has been in Bathornia as a machinist at Torrence
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Richard Gordner
T. R. Gordner
East of
Moravia
United States Navy
San Diego
Calif
Gordner
Navy
California
Am Bathornia
Torrence
Alvin Donahoo Reports for Duty at Great Lakes
Alvin W. Donahoo, 28, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Donahoo, reported for active duty at the naval training station in Great Lakes Illinois. He is undergoing recruit training and will be assigned to duty or sent to a service school after completion.
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United States Navy
Moravia
Alvin W. Donahoo
Mra
A. W. Donahoo
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Ill
Donahoo
Navy
Former Local Boy Inducted Into Wisconsin Army
Merle Fullerton, formerly from this area, has been inducted into the army in Wisconsin. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fullerton. Mrs. Anna Sharp hosted a family dinner with all their children present. The visit included relatives from Mystic Route Bree and Centerville, with other names mentioned amid a family gathering.
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Wisconsin
Merle Fullerton
Army
Fullerton
Daniel Fullerton
Anna Sharp
Bey
Mra
Aily
Orens
Peggy, Dale
Bill
Mystic Route Bree
Andes Clifford Parton
Claude Wren
Tom Hall
Fami
July Is Best Month For War Bond Sales In Moravia
Postmaster J. D. Minnes reports Moravia sold war bonds in July totaling 3 712 dollars at the local post office. The month pushes Moravia’s 1942 total toward 20 000 dollars since January 1 with 86 bonds at 25 each 21 at 50 each 20 at 100 and one at 1000. Moravia residents have pledged about 13 000 for 1942 and a strong July is seen as a sign the year will meet the goal.
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United States War Savingonds
Moravia
J. D. Minnes
Ostmaster
Kinea
Gaid
Minnéa
Centerville Teachers Exams In Progress For Retakes
Moravia senior normal training students who failed state tests may retake today and tomorrow at the county superintendent office in Centerville. Examinations today covered psychology and school management, general methods, teaching reading, American government, geography, grammar and spelling. Tomorrow’s tests include arithmetic, United States history, physiology, and agriculture. Uniform county examinations run Tuesday and continue through tomorrow, as stated by L. E. Johnson, Appanoose County superintendent.
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Moravia
Centerville
L. E. Johnson
Appanoose
United States
Johnson
County 4-H Show Set for Tomorrow in Centerville
County 4-H show moves to Centerville tomorrow at the regular fair location. County Agent Glen Birlingmair says judging begins shortly after 9 a m with more than 85 livestock entered, strongest classes in sheep, baby beef, and purebred heifers. Admission will be free this year.
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Appanicons
Centerville
Glen
Birlingmair
Coast Guard Enlistment For Albia Man Bob Smith
Bob Smith son of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Smith of Albia former Moravia resident has enlisted in the Coast Guard and will go to Des Moines in three weeks for final examinations.
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Bob Smith
Wilfred Smith
Albia
Moravia
Coast Guard
Des Moines
Russ Spavin in Texas with U S Infantry
Pvt Russell Spavin writes he is with Co B 878th Infantry APO 95 Camp Swift Texas Inducted in July from Sioux Rapids Iowa He was formerly employed by Moravia Union and his mother Mrs Troy Adama of Moravia announces birth of daughter Joyce Arlene born July 29 at Minera hospital Albia Also mentions Roberta Stock as formerly involved.
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Pvt
Russell Spavin
Co. B
878Th Infantry
Camp Swift
Texas
Spavin
Moravia Union
Sioux Rapids
Towa
Ann
Hirth
R, i
Troy Adama
Moravia
Joyce Arlene
Minera Hospital
Albia
Falacae
Roberta Tock
Civil Service Jobs Announced For Junior Grades
The United States Civil Service Commission seeks physicists and metallurgists for junior wartime roles and clerks for computing rates and auditing accounts across rail, steamship, highway, and airline carriers. Full requirements and forms available at local post offices or the Civil Service Commission in Washington, D.C.
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United States Civil Service Commissi
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Guy Adams Rejected From Army Physical Exam
Guy Adams was called for the army physical at Centerville last week but was rejected and returned home. Mr and Mrs Eddie Morgan arrived Sunday from Brooklyn to visit her parents east of town and other relatives. Mrs Morgan is the former Miss Dorothy Loy Dodd.
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Guy
Guy Adams
Centerville
Eddie Morgan
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. L. Dodd
Mrs. Morgan
Misa Dorothy Loy Dodd
Band Members Shine At Ward Program And Centerville Trip
A March program features selections like America The Beautiful and Tramontier Overture with vocal solos by John Laws and Duane Veach. The crowd praised the Twirlers and a lively Baritone section led by John Laws. The band traveled to Centerville for a two hour swimming and touring party with a Pop Bottle Ensemble performance.
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America
Ward
Seitz
Cet Minera
Rosen
Russell
Duane Veach
Happy Far Farmer
Navy
Key Smith
Duane
John Laws
John
Centerville
Mary
VanDorins Celebrate Birthday and Homecoming
The VanDorins hosted a gathering at the Fred VanDorin home in old Foster on Thursday evening honoring Mrs. VanDorin's birthday and the homecoming of Don Lockman. Tea, cream, cake, and cookies were served. attendees included extended family and friends such as W. H. VanDorin, J. C. Lockman, Rodger Gideon, Dallas Faber, J. T. VanDorin, Flora Jones, Clair Murphy, and numerous others from Cen terville and Albia.
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VanDorins
Fred VanDorin
Old Foster
Russell Hindman
Harold Hindman
Arlene Bettis
Albla
Claude Sharp Leaves With Class 1 B Men
Claude K Sharp son of Mrs Anna Sharp Moravia was among Class 1 B men who left Centerville Tuesday for induction into the United States Army. Sharp had previously been rejected for service.
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Claude K. Sharp
Anna Sharp
Moravia
Centerville
United States Army
Sharp
Stamps Issued in Appanoose County in June 1942
The Agricultural Marketing Administration report shows blue food stamps totaling 10,609.50 issued in Appanoose County during June 1942, contributing to a fiscal year total of 109,908. The AMA data notes nationwide benefits totaling 8,487,621 for the last fiscal year across its programs.
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Appanoose County
Moravia Union
Agricultural Marketing Administration Ay
AMA
Time Extended for Record Drive by American Legion Auxiliary
Time has been extended for the American Legion Auxiliary record drive to collect records for service men. Pergong requests individuals with old records to notify the Auxiliary promptly. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Leonard Mather of Fontana California on the birth of son Donald Lester on July 13. Mrs. Sandes is Nellie Jones formerly of Moravia. Otha Lee DuVall left Monday for Norman Oklahoma to visit friends.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Pergong
Moravia
Leonard Mather
Fontana
Calif
Donald Lester
Sandes
Nellie Jones
Mr. Mather
Otha Lee DuVall
Norman, Okla
New Farm Unit Program Starts in Monroe County
A Farm Unit program began in Monroe County sponsored by the extension service and Iowa State College. B R Duncan, agronomy and farm management specialist, leads with G A Lineweaver as county agent. Headquarters are at the Farm Bureau office in Albia. The project aims to help farm families plan flexible, long term operations for maximum production and profit.
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Monroe County
Extension Service
Iowa State College
General County
Duncan
Death of local farmer C E Nash aged 56 at Des Moines hospital
C E Nash aged 56 living five miles west of Moravia died Friday at Methodist hospital Des Moines after long illness. Funeral Sunday at Iconium Christian church with Rev Kenneth Hunt. Burial Salem cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Several relatives and friends attended from Cedar Rapids Albia Fairfield Mystic Columbia Centerville and more. Nash born April 18 1887 on a Seconium area farm. Survived by wife two sons and one granddaughter Janet Kay two sisters and his parents. He was a member of the Church of Christ from age 27. The family thanks relatives for sympathy and offerings.
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C.E. Nash
Farmer
Moravia
Methodist
Des Moines
Iconism Christian Church
Kenneth Hunt
Salem Cemetery
Denney Argo
Gus Tisue
Robert Jennings
John McAninch
Hugh McFatridge
Jay Argo
Roy Argo
Russell Argo
Wayne Thompson
Lloyd Beatty
Edna McCord
Newton Long
Delmar Jennison
Cedar Rapids
Leonard Perry
Albia
Carl Dicks
Fairfield
John Martin
Mystic
Sloan Davison
Williamson
Guy Morehead
Columbia
Alma Nash
Herman Nash
Atlanta
Orville Nash
Kirksville
Foster
Lew VanDorin
Runnell VanDorin
Ira Foster
Charles Elbert Nash
Neal
Emma Nash
Seconium
Methodiat Hospital
Ayse
Edna Scott
James Dwight
Artie Arleta
Donald Harry l
Janet Kay
Isa Perry
Della Jennison
Church of Christ At
Tconium
Nong Ag
Salvage Head Attends Centerville Meeting
John D. Veach Moravia salvage chairman attended the Appanoose county salvage committee meeting in Centerville. Attendees learned the national scrap harvest is scheduled from August 10 to August 17.
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John D. Veach
Moravia Salvage
Appanoose County Salvage Committee
Centerville
Main and Lockmon reunions set for August weekends
The Main reunion gathers in Moravia on Sunday August 8 with all Mains invited. The Lockmon reunion meets in Albia City Park on Sunday August 9. The Boyer reunion occurs August 18 at the F A Boyer Grove with a program after dinner. The Roberts reunion is in Ottumwa at 241 Adella Street, Charles BE McDowell home, on Sunday August 9.
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Moravia
All Mains Sre Invi
Albia
BOYER
F. A. Boyer Grove
Murphy Reunion Held at Centerville Home
A family gathering at L A Murphy home on East Maple street Centerville included L A Murphy Roberta Ann Nielson of Salt Lake City Mrs Raye Nielson of Salt Lake City and many relatives from Moravia Cedar Rapids and Kansas City Rain spoiled a picnic but photos were taken and visitors planned future visits. Mrs Nielson will return to Salt Lake City in September after visiting Cedar Rapids and Centerville families.
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L.A. Murphy
East Maple Street
Centerville
Raye Nielson
Salt Lake City
Utah
al Douglas
Carter and
Delbert
Kansas City
Carson Jordan
Louis Edward
Wanda May
Carson
Darwin Eugene
Moravia
Mis
Bonnie Louise
Micheal
Arthur Smyth
Jannice Anita
Bonnie Lon
Cedar Rapids
Murphy
Douglas
Nielson
Jordan
Smyth
Pence Reunion Held in Knoxville With Reelection
The Pence reunion was held August 2 at Auld Park in Knoxville. Attendees included Hattie Stilwell Zora Stilwell Neil Stilwell Mira Ivan Stilwell Ray Samuelson John Anderson Bill Meyers Wayne Pence W A Wilson John Johnson Harry DuVall Gerald Morgan Bryce Gardner and others. Hattie Stilwell was reelected resident and Bruce Gardner was elected secretary for the coming year.
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Pence
Auld Park
Knoxville
Hattie Stilwell
Zora Stilwell
Neil Stilwell
Mira
Ivan Stilwell
Ray Samuelson
John Anderson
Bill Meyers
Wayne Pence
W. A. Wilson
John Johnson
Harry DuVall
Gerald Morgan
Bryce Gardner
Bruce Gardner
Methodist church schedule and World Service emphasis
Church services and activities listed for Wesley Chapel and the main church with worship at 10 00 am 11 00 am 8 00 pm and a 6 00 pm youth fellowship Social hour followed by devotional service and brief business meeting The Wesley Chapel schedule includes 9 30 am worship 10 30 am church school and W S C S meeting hosted by Mrs Anna Hiatt and Mrs Mary Meadows A World Service emphasis with a special offering titled Methodism has Measage is planned for next Sunday morning
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Mra
BD. E. Bishop
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Wesley Chapel
Hi Phillipa
W.S.C.S
Anna Hiatt
Mary Meadows
United Brethren G M Talbott Service Timetable
Church schedule shows 10:00 a m Sunday school 10:50 worship 7:00 p m prayer meeting and evening service at 6:00 o'clock with various activities listed in a faded church bulletin.
Fall Festival Plans Continue Says Johnson
Rex Hirkite son of Mr and Mrs George Firking Moravia has enlisted in the United States navy as a third class store keeper with a naval construction unit and will report to Norfolk Virginia after training while the Gur Fall Festival and Farmers Institute and Appanooge county Baukey club set Sept 10 11 and 12 in Moravia and invite rural schools to exhibit. Johnson notes a strong crop year and a revised premium list to boost displays at the event.
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Rex Hirkite
George Firking
Moravia
United States Navy
Continental
United States
Norfolk
Virginia
Firkins
Farm Security Administration
California
Air Corps
Gur
Farmers’ Institute
Appanooge County
Baukey Club
G. B. Johnson
Johnson
Mary E Wren Gold Star Mother Succumbs at 72
Mary Elizabeth Wren 72 a Gold Star mother died Saturday at University hospital Iowa City Her funeral was held Sunday at Moravia United Brethren church with Rev George Talbott and Rev W G Lagle officiating Burial was at Hillcrest cemetery She lived in Moravia 42 years and was survived by three sons one daughter eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren She was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Mary E. Wren
Moravi
University Hospital
Iowa City
Moravia
Luther Caster
Charley Jarvis
Arch Herron
Lester Breese
Hillcrest Cemetery
Mary Elizabeth Henry
Independence County
Arkansas
Town City
Birchtree
David William Wren
West Eminence
Shannon County
John W. Wren
William C. Wren
Max N. Wren
Rex E. Wren
Max
Claude A. Wren
Maude E. Hall
Parnell
Doyle Hu. Wren
Chicago
Pentecostal
van Wert
Iowa
U. B
American Legion Auxiliary
Purchase of Auto Tax Stamps Totals 2225 Dollars
Moravia reports federal automobile use tax stamps totaling 2225 dollars sold since July 1 3. Postmaster D Minnes announced this morning that stamps cost five dollars each and 446 stamps have been purchased locally.
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Moravia
D. Minnes
U B Aid Announces Menu For Aug 12
U B Aid reveals its August 12 meal featuring fried chicken with gravy mashed potatoes New corn sliced tomatoes beans creamed slaw butter biscuits and coffee.
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U. B. Aid
Women Elect Officers For Fall Festival
Moravia women set plans for the annual Fall Festival on September 10 11 and 12 after meeting Saturday electing officers for the year Mrs Theo Miller was chosen president with Mrs J D Minnes as first vice president Mrs C M McFatridge as second vice president and Mrs William Young as third vice president.
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Moravia
Theo Miller
J. D. Minnes
C. M. McFatridge
William Young
Kosman Child Is Injured By Mower
Gary Kosman six year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry Kosman of north of Moravia was critically hurt Thursday afternoon July 30 when the mower his father operated tangled with his clothing and drew the boy into the blades. He was playing among tall weeds and was not seen by his father as the team approached the spot. The boy was taken to Miners hospital in Albia for treatment of bone lacerations and severed tendons.
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Gary Kosman
Harry Kosman
North of Moravia
Aeary
Miners Hospital
Albia
Railroads Seek Metal Salvage Under War Production Drive
Milwaukee road officials have formed a committee to survey every side and yard track along the line to identify rails and other metals that can be removed and sent to the government for military use. All employees are urged to assist in this urgent salvage effort driven by the War Production board.
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Moravia
Milwaukee Road
War Production Board
Legion Auxiliary Picnic Postponed to August 9
The American Legion and Auxiliary family picnic, set for August 2, is moved to August 9 in Moravia Park due to funeral services for Gold Star mother Mrs. Mary Wren.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Moravia Park
Mary Wren
June Tuttle Improves After Ottumwa Hospital Operation
Recovering at St. Joseph’s hospital in Ottumwa June Tuttle daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Tuttle of north of Maxavis underwent an operation Wednesday. Reports say she is getting along fine after the procedure.
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June Tuttle
Ralph Tuttle
North of Maxavis
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ottumwa
Mrs George Talbott Recovers At Home After Minor Operation
Mrs George Talbott underwent a minor operation at St Josephs hospital in Centerville on Monday and was brought home to Moravia on Wednesday to recuperate.
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George Talbott
St. Joseph's Hospital
Moravia
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