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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1935

Page

4

West Point Residents Attend Mystic 4-H Show

West Point resident Pearl Kelsey attended the Mystic 4-H Show last week. Mrs. Russell Brown and Pearl Kelsey with children helped Mrs. Lloyd Brown cook for threshers, while the Clark threshing machine failed to thresh Monday and men worked in the field.

Pearl Kelsey Russell Brown Cass Hamilton Lloyd Brown Clark Iconium Ralph Davis Helen Will Davis Leonard Wilson Wilson John Johnson A. J. Brown

Eighty One Attend Wilson Reunion Despite Distance

The Wilson family reunion gathered 81 attendees at the John Johnson home on Sunday August 18. Spencer L Wilson traveled from Buckeye Arizona as the farthest guest, with N G Wilson the oldest and 14 month old John William Furrer son of Don and wife from Nevada Iowa as the youngest. A big school bus ride driven by Spencer Wilson delighted attendees before an afternoon program featuring History of Wilsons by Spencer Wilson a guitar solo by Mardeena Wilson and a recitation by Jamea Nathan Wilson.

Wilson John Johnson Spencer L. Wilson Buckeye Arizona N. G. Wilson John William Furrer Don Furrer Nevada Iowa Spencer Wilson Wilsons Mardeena Wilson Jamea Nathan Wilson

Tisue Reunion At Centerville Centerville Sunday

The annual Tisue family reunion was held at Centerville city park on Sunday Aug 18 with forty two attendees. Officers elected for the next reunion include president Della Potts secretary Mamie Tisue and committees led by Harold Davis Claude Hawk Donald Newman Ora Potts June Tisue and Ernestine Stauber. Next year’s gathering will be at Albia park on July 27 with many family members listed among attendees.

Tisue Centerville City Park Della ‘Potts Mamie Tisue Harold Davis Claude Hawk Donald Newman Ora Potts June Tisue Ernestine Stauber Albia Park

Tisue reunion marks Hedge College family gathering at Centerville park

The G. Davis family attended the Tisue reunion at Centerville park on Sunday. Don Hayes and family visited relatives near Sigourney last week. Truman Meyers and family of Des Moines joined Don Furrer of Nevada and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wilson of Woodward for a weekend at the E. F. Wilson home. Dorothy Davis was in Iconium on Monday. Cheree Dyphion visited relatives in Woodward last week and played in the Hospital band U. S. Mangles were in Iconium on Monday.

G. Davis Tisue Park Centerville Don Hayes Sigourney Truman Meyers Des Moines Don Furrer Nevada B. F. Wilson Woodward E. F. Wilson Dorothy Davis Iconium Cheree Dyphion U. S. Mangles

Reunion Notes Show Election Of Officers For 1986

A 1985 to 1986 reunion program lists music acts including flute solo Georgia Meyers reading Cheree Dyphon trumpet solo Wendell Cloyed and sax duet Cheree Dyphon Ruth Johnson. Officers elected are president Cheree Dyphon and secretary treasurer Ruth Johnson. Next reunion set at E F Wilson home near August 16.

Georgia Meyers Cheree Dyphon Wendell Cloyed Dorothy Wilson Ruth Johnson Jackie Winsler John W. Johnson J. Logan Cain E. F. Wilson Logan Cain Doris Cain Brice Don Raina Shirley Mra Don Furrer Donny John Freeman Meyers Georgia Joanna Barbara J. C. Calten Ina Miller N. G. Wilson Leonard Wilson Tommy Ronny Frank Wilson James Spencer Wilson Edna Dyphon Cheree W. Wright R. C. Wilson Trenton Mardena Jay Zell Wilson Leroy Carl Cloyed Wendell Wilbur Willard Doretta John Johnson John William Ruth Dickie Hezel Callen Clarence Dowd Donald Delmar Dilmar Wilson Dorothy Walter Arden Riley Callen Reba Ardis Glee Dale Homer

Personal News Roundup of Ghas Minnes and Neighbors

Mr and Mrs Ghas and daughter returned from the Ozarks. J D Minnes and wife attended a family reunion in Fulton Missouri. Many locals including Main Kelsey Hiatt and Ed Main spent weekends with relatives. Dorothy Wilson visited Des Moines and the state fair. Dozens of extended visits and trips across Iowa noted with relatives and friends.

Dorothy Wilson Lucille Ruth Harvis Mystic Des Moines Georgia Meyers Mee Grabil Rule Ashmore Nina Linegar Shenandoah J. H. Schreiner Irene Main Ottumwa Business College Clarence Tyrrel Woodward Iowa H. E. Watts Forest Main O. D. DuVall Howard Giner Story City John Dille Rolin Joan Mra Mary Dille Kirksville Troy Glick Hedrick Warner Muir Marion Wm. Morgen Charley Johnson Ruby Ozarks Doris Rowse Hilton W. O. Hiatt Atlanta Moravia Roy Hiatt Floyd Lemaster Burns Wyo Monroe Appanoose Harry Burmeister Fontanelle Roy Slezek Orient J. W. Halden Springfield Ohio International Factory Jack Horner Susan Horner Chicago Long’ Beach California Loyd Carter Hiattsville Roland Stella Carter Donald Bellman Indignola Ha Carter

Mystery Route Social Roundup at Lake Wap

Sunday events feature Mr and Mrs Harry Brown and taey at Lake Wap while Mr and Mrs Roy Purvis and Long enjoy ice exer gms at Fred Taylors Tuesday visits include Mrs Clive Aldesdise with her mother Mrs Rosa Beaty and relatives. Various locals such as Bernice Coulson Doris Long and Phyllis Lemaster attend 4-H shows and visits with neighbors.

Harry Brown Taey Lake Wap Roy Purvis Fred Taylor's Clive Aldesdise Hhilare Rosa Beaty Bernice Coulson Rosalie Beaty Mina Ball Josephine Beaty Beryl Brown Laure Dicks Wren Beryl Mio Rosa Beaty Mra Olive Allerdice Will Kelogy Harvey Charlene Doris B. Long Marty Lemasers Merle Smith Ee Coulson J W. Nicholson Mystics

Moravia High School Commercial and Athletic Programs

Moravia High School features a large Commercial Department with two rooms and modern office equipment. Students gain typing, bookkeeping, and secretarial training, with strong contest results in statewide typing events. Athletics include five boys teams and a robust girls program, with notable finishes in the Southern Town Nine Conference and Appanoose county tournaments.

Moravia High School L .C. Smith T Iowa Begulah Bishop Moravia High School Advance c Appanoose Southern Iowa Nine Otavia High School Udenl Thern Southern Town Nine Waconsie Confe Ia Allerton Corydon See Garden Grove Hufkeston Cincinnati Myatic Moulton and Moravia

Debut of Moravia High School Drama Contest Winners

A chaotic OCR summary notes the Twelfth Annual Lynch Declamatory Contest with twelve contestants across oratory dramatic and humorous divisions. Winners included Johnson, Barbara McCumber, and others. Maxine Misue won dramatic. Eiglze Kaster humorous. Eloise Kester substituted in humor. Moravia High presented a program with songs, one act play Money and My Cousin from Sweden.

Es Johnson Barbara McCumber Umnerous Ling Maxine Misue Eiglze Kaster Maxine Tigue Nlace Rute Twingon Joie Baie Nombers Ures Sweden Ang Haytetoe E

Classified for Rent and For Sale Notice

Classified item from Morguis area lists rental and sale options. Edna B Castles appears as contact with a Morguis residence description: a 6 70room dwelling on an Es side square with full basement and good furnace. Property details are fragmented but indicate both rent and sale opportunities.

Aquarel Morguis Edna B. Castles

Local family gathering and church attendance noted

The text records various local residents visiting and spending time with friends and relatives Sunday. Mrs Sue Callen stayed with Harry Lementer, Robertoon Beaty visited Charles Roy Purvig, and a family gathering occurred at the Hiatt home after church services at the M E church. A good crowd attended the Sunday performance at Rin and a supper hosted by Fred Riscler.

For Sale Farm Near Moravia and Organs Offered

For sale Backman farm 80.8 miles northwest of Moravia with improvements priced at 8750 dollars. 20 percent down. Attorney Russell Smith Iowa. Also for sale an eight octave organ at a bargain from J T Day.

Backman Farm Moravia Imp Russell Smith Atty Iowa

16th Neff Reunion At Bayard Neff Home Near Moravia

The 18th annual Neff reunion was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Neff at Bayard Neff’s home near Moravia on Sunday August 18. Attendees included C. E. Neff and family, Walter Bailey and family, F. W. Neff of Unionville, L. A. Neff of Albia, W. W. Harter of Des Moines, and many others from Des Moines, Ames, Plano, Centerville, and Albia. A large dinner, ice cream, and cakes followed reminiscences and photos. Next reunion set for August 18, 1938 at W. W. Harter’s Des Moines home. funeral services for an extended family member were held Thursday at Fairview church with burial in Fairview cemetery.

J. C. Neff Bayard Neff Moravia C. E. Neff Walter Bailey Helen Jean Charles Roland Plano F. W. Neff Unionville L. A. Neff Albia W. W. Harter Des Moines C. A. Bailey B.’Glen Bailey Aloise Mystic Edgar Bailey Edward LaVern Chase Fannon Centerville Orvile Burton Margaret Gona John William Charles Edward Lulu Burton Wilgon Neff Robert Neff Ames Mildred Wella Alliance Nebrg Russell Way Blakesburg Winfield James Grover Averill Ray McCloud Alta Main Anna Butta Fairview Church I. W. Yerbe H. A. Smith Harmond Mrs. McClure Exline Sang Fairview Cemetery

Belle McCloud Easter Pioneer of Taylor Township Dies

Mrs Robert Easter Florence Belle McCloud born 1801 in Virginia grew up in Taylor township Appanoose County Iowa. She married Robert H Easter in 1880 and raised five sons. She died August 18 1986 at age 73 with family by her bedside after a long life of farming church and community service.

Florence Belle Nathanial Rachel (Tomlinson) McCloud Virginia Iowa Taylor Township Appanoose County Sears Moravia Iconium Robt. H. Easter Belle Old Antioch Christian Church Benjamin Franklin Ira Fennig McCloud Robt

Card of Thanks from R H Kaster Family

The Kaster family expresses sincere appreciation for the kindness of friends during their recent bereavement and thanks them for the beautiful floral offerings.

R. H. Kaster

Moravia welcomes Thrift family for visit

Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Thrift and daughter Inez of Phoenix Arizona, former Moravia residents, are due to visit relatives and friends this Wednesday. Inez returns home from a Europe trip and is a faculty member at the State University of Arizona.

C. G. Thrift Inez Phoenix Arizona Moravia Europe The State University of Arizona

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