Moulton Triumphs In Turkey Day Game
Moulton defeated Moravia 80 to 0 in the annual Turkey Day football clash on the local gridiron. Moravia entered with a crippled squad, players in unfamiliar positions, and could not match the heavier Moulton lineup. Moravia lineup included Alexander, Gollaher, Boyer, Swaim, Kingery, Morgan, Sneed, Barnes, Kaster, Dicks, Cullers, and Bro shar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Moravia
Jocal Sna
Alexander
Gollaher
Boyer
Swaim
Kingery
Morgan
Sneed
Barnes
Q. B
Kaster
Cullers and
Swaim Thanksgiving Dinner Hosted at Tadlock Home
The annual Swaim Thanksgiving dinner was held at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tadlock. A bounteous feast of goose and accompaniments was served by the ladies. Attendees included Levi Swaim, Mr. and Mrs. Almont Main and Delores and Harriet Lee, Frank and Ellis Swaim, John Tadlock and T. Q. Tadlock, Grant Tadlock and Imogene, Lee Tadlock and Lorene. Next year the dinner will be with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Tadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swaim
Lee Tadlock
Levi, Swaim
Almont Main
Delores
Harriet Lee
Frank Swaim
Ellis
John Tadlock
T. Q. Tadlock
Grant Tadlock
Imogene
Thanksgiving Dinner at Ben Kaster Home Moravia
Attendees of the Thanksgiving dinner at the Ben Kaster home in Moravia included numerous Kaster family members and relatives such as Win and Arva Kaster, Russell, Forrest, Rex, Ernie, Arrel, Orpha and Betty Jean Kaster, James Kaster’s family, Grover Kaster family, Averill Kaster, John Clark and family, Myrlene, Reba, Jimmie, Tres sie Miller, Ruby Kaster of Oskaloosa, and Grandma Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Kaster
Moravia
Mra
Win Kaster
Russell
Forrest
Rex
Ernie
Arrel
Orpha Kaster
Betty Jean
James Kaster
Virgil
Versal
Virginia
Vera
Vernon
Grover Kaster
Evelyn
Elloise
Ella June
Arlene
Averill Kaster
Dwight
Veneta
June
John Clark
Myrlene
Reba
Jimmie
Tressie Miller
Ruby Kaster
Oskaloosa
Grandma Bell
Begin Now Begin Your Christmas Shopping Early
The piece urges early Christmas shopping to ease pressure on overworked retailers mail carriers and others. It notes Christmastide is near and stresses thoughtful selections rather than last minute rushes.
Editor invites reader items for weekly Union news
The Union editor thanks loyal readers and subscribers for news tips and personal items. For timely publication please send items early in the week by phone number 49, as the office is busy with typesetting before each issue.
Dinner at Tarr Home Hosts Thanksgiving Party
The Fred Tarr home hosted a Thanksgiving Day dinner with family guests around a festive table of seasonable fare. Jacob Firkins gave a reading aided by Mrs. Firkins at the piano, performing Powder River in a unique, appealing rendition. guests included Regina Tarr, Robert and Susie Tarr, Frank Main, Fred Blumenstock and others from Woodburn, Cornell College and Arizona, with several usual attendees absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tarr
Jacob Firkins
Fred Blumenstock
Wilhelm
AuRea
Mary Louise
Dacol Firkins
Clio Stedwell
Woodburn
Burton Tarr
Cornell College
Clarence Vosburgh
Arizons
Dinner at Luse Home Thanksgiving Guests Thirty-Eight
Mr and Mrs Cody Luse hosted Thanksgiving at their home with near relatives from both families totaling thirty eight. The guests included Jack Luse W H George of Fairfield Iowa Lloyd Luze Ione Betty Center ville Guys Luse T J and Gerld Willis McDanel Daphne and Lloyd Coy Luse Heta Carl Dr and Mrs Clark George Persis Marilyn Corydon Mrs Tom Heaton Dorothy Marjorie Winifred Shannon City Shirley Town send Patsine and Chatting and Mrs Luse's mother father sister and family remained overnight returning home the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody Luse
Mra
Jack Luse
W. H George
Fairfield
Iowa
Lloyd Luze
Ione
Betty
Centerville
Guys Luse
T. J
Gerld
Willis McDanel
Daphne
Lloyd
Coy Luse
Heta
Carl
Clark George
Persis
Marilyn
Corydon
Tom Heaton
Dorothy
Marjorie
Winifred
Shannon City
Shirley Townsend
Pautine
Luse
Dry Cleaning Shop Opens on Southwest Square Corner
Dry cleaning equipment installed at the southwest corner of the square and operations begin including cleaning pressing repairing and relining. Mrs Chas Law and Mr Emmett Scott visited Mystic Sunday morning. An interurban car crash at the Masters interurban crossing near Mystic and Centerville left six in a Ford severely injured as rescuers removed passengers from wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Law
Emmett Scott
Mystic
Centerville
Ford to reveal details of new car Friday
Henry Ford announces specifications of a successor to the Model T with 40 horsepower, four wheel brakes, advanced gear, and high speed capabilities. Demonstrations planned at Waughop Motor Co show room as dealers anticipate a shift in auto history.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Ford Ceaters
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Church of Christ Plans December Bazaar and New Meeting Times
The Church of Christ announces Sunday School at 10 am led by Supt Chas Kincade. A missionary meeting Thursday at 12 30 pm at Mes Cora Main’s. Ladies Aid day meeting December 7 planned. Bazaar and chicken pie supper set for December 10 at the Kargo building. Perfect attendance in November noted for Mrs Selby Whicker Kincade Nash Free Jester McKern and Miss Cova Broshar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kincade
Mes Cora Main’s
Ladies ‘Aid
Kargo
Mra, McKern
Selby
Whicker
Kincade
Mra. Nash
Free
Jester
McKern
Cova Broshar
M E Church Dinner and church work progress noted
The M E Church hosts a Friday chicken pie dinner on the north square. New church work advances include plastering finishing next week, cistern nearing completion, more cement walks, and scaffolding coming down from the roof. Auxiliary reviews the new kitchen, Epworth League joined a global communion hour, and plans for next Sunday's services in Wesley Moravia Scattersburg are noted along with a ministerial association meeting in Moravia next Wednesday hosted by the U B Church with a dinner served by the U B Ladies.
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Epworth League
Scattersburg
Coltrain
Wesley
Moravia
Ministerial Association of
Appanoose County
U. B
United Brethren Church Sunday at Charles Michener Visits
Last Sunday at the United Brethren Church in Charles Michener was a busy day with a large Sunday School at 10 am led by Brother Ira Boyer. The pastor preached at 11 am on enlarging the Christian life and evening services featured Why I Believe in the Bible. Attendance ran over 100 at each service and plans to reach 200 are urged. Thanksgiving Day fed many with 150 meals served at a bazaar while candy sold 10c a bag. The Aid Society reported the bazaar a success and met Tuesday to work. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 pm aims to fill the chapel as the year advances. D Winfield Thompson, Minister. Charles Michener was a weekend visitor in Oskaloosa.
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U. B
Ira Boyer
The
Aid
D. Winfield Thompson
Ford car touts quiet ride and engineered vibration reduction
Ford engineers claim reduced vibration and smoother driving in a new model. The engine uses bakelized fabric timing gears for quieter operation and camshaft components designed to prevent valve tossing. Overall refinement matches its strong performance with a European styling influence.
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Solditikin
Ford
Hi-Volt five victorious over Moravia independents
The Center ville Hi-Volt five defeated Moravia Independents 28 to 15 in a fast paced high school basketball contest Tuesday. Moravia led early 3-2 after one quarter and 10-7 at half before the Hi-Volt surge secured the win.
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U. Co
Centerville
Moravia
F. Oehler
Dotson
T. Oehler
Hart
Cline
Plants
Michener
Reich
C. O. F Father and Son Banquet Details
The Annual L O F Father and Son Banquet will be held Thursday December 8 at 7 40 p m. Each member is requested to attend and bring his son or someone else s son.
Easter family corn husking feast before cancer graft news
On Tuesday the Easter family and relatives husked remaining field corn and shared a noon feast of fried chicken, dressing, roast duck and ham with vegetables and pies. Attendees included multiple Kaster households plus Exline, Clark, McCloud, and Gladfelder families while Mrs Kaster recently returned from Savannah, Missouri after a lip and chin graft due to cancer.
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Robt
Win Kaster
Ben Kaster
Jim Kaster
Grover Kaster
Averill Kaster
Rufus Kaster
James Kaster
Orpha Kaster
Earl Exline
John Clark
Ray McCloud
Frank Gladfelder
Dave Gladfelder
Harvey Main
Kaster
Mrsr
Savanah, Myr
No Hunting Notice and Local Building Sale Update
No hunting or trapping on premises. E.G. Hawk. The M. E. Bazaar and diner will operate Friday December 2 at the Karo Building. W. C. Bivin bought Mum's Hall and plans to run feed grain and coal business by mid January. A new scales installation is planned on the north side of the building.
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M. E. Bazaar
Karo
W. C. Bivin
Regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary
Regular meeting of the Legion Auxiliary at the Legion Home Tuesday evening December 6. Installation of officers. Also reports on a Christian Church Bazaar and chicken pie supper on December 10 at the Karoo building. Many local residents mentioned visiting relatives in Burlington Des Moines Parkersburg and Oskaloosa.
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The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Ellen Dah
Burlington
Christian Chucch
Karoo
W. A. Johnson
Clarence Cropper
Parkersburg
Iowa
J. F. Albert
A. G. Broshar
Des Moines
C. E. Hoskinson
E. S. Carter
EA. McCartie
Oskaloosa
Rolla Carter
Udell
Lloyd Carter
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TARR
Phoenix Hosiery
J. & P. Coats
Church OF Christ
M. E. Church
United Brethren Church
Charles, Michener
Oskalousa
C. C. Waughop
Ed. Oehier
Mariv
Karso Building
Blanche Jennings
Chas, Main, Jr
Geo. Redding
Davenport
J. F. Irwin
Paul Watts
Castana
E. Watts
J. W. Halden
Walnut
Lews
Barbara Jean Burmeister
Kenneth Schreiner
Claire Broshar
Waterlos
Raymond Stites
Junior
Stites
Oskar Toosa
Mesdames
O. J. Fix
Geo. Jones
J. B. Sneed
Pearl Reich
Twentieth Century Club
Fix
Byron Hiatt
Kensington Club
Thelma Johnson
Clyde Wilson
Mr. Wilson
H. W. Reich
W. C. Main
George Winsler
Neal Burton
C. O. F. Father and Son
American Legion Auxiliary
Fas
VanDorin
A. Q. VanDorin
Cy Jones
Clella
Willie VanDorin
Ruben Faber
Dep Lockman
Ervin Sincox
Clara Selby
Frank Main
Bonesteel
S. D
L. A
C. L Cullen
Mystic Route Two
Cullen’s
Duala
G. S
R. W. Winsler
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