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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1961

Page

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Moravia School Appeals Redistricting Case To State Court

Moravia School District appeals a district court ruling that it lacks aggrieved party status in Centerville's redistricting plans affecting the Moravia area. The seven students involved will be heard by the state supreme court. Attorney Charles Pettit represents Moravia. Nearby, farmers and ladies classes hold a civil defense meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Moravia High School with film strip, refreshments.

Moravia Appanoose Centerville County Board of Education Harold Levin State Supreme Court Arlene Rinehart Larry G. Dayton

Youth Groups Lead Sunday Eve Service at E U B Church

Youth fellowship groups conducted the Sunday evening service honoring youth week at Evangelical United Brethren church. The theme was Into All the World. Mark VanZante presided and Rev A Richardson delivered. Mr and Mrs Lester Sawyer and Jimmie Hoyer were guests at J R Hoyer's Hillsboro home. Jimmie of Newton spent the weekend with his parents.

Youths Fellowship Evangelical United Brethren Church Mark VanZante Fr A. Richardson Lester Sawyer Jimmie J. R. Hoyer Hillsboro Jimmie of Newton

World Service Day at E ULB Church

The Women's Society of World Service observes World Service Day at Evangelical United Brethren Church at 4 o'clock Sunday. The theme is We Witness Together. Miss Sandra Card will speak, Mrs. F A Richardson will preside, and the choir will perform a number. Public is invited.

Women’s Society of World Service Evangelical United Brethren Church Sandra Card F. A. Richardson

Golden Links Honor Oatie Whicker Shower

The Golden Links class with teacher and husband Mr and Mrs Zell Callen hosted a shower for Mr and Mrs Oatie Whicker at Evangelical United Brethren church parlors. About 85 people attended a carry in supper. Gifts were opened by their daughter Mrs Carl Corbett and daughter in law Mrs Max Whicker. They received about $100 in cash with $25 from the a8. The Whickers live on a farm owned by the Dows. Fire damaged their former home leaving the upstairs and basement a total loss. The evening ended with visiting.

Zell Callen Oatie Whicker Evangelical United Brethren Church Carl Corbett Centerville Max Whicker

Callen and Vandorin Lead March of Dimes in Moravia

Mrs Clair Callen and Mrs Sylvan VanDorin chair the Moravia March of Dimes effort for polio funds with assistants listed. The Southern Iowa Six conference tournament begins Monday at Moravia high school gym with three games, followed by three games Wednesday, then semifinals Friday, consolation Saturday and finals Saturday night. It’s the first Moravia tournament in years.

Clair Callen Sylvan VanDorin Moravia Clell Blumer Larry Brooks John Spencer Jay Oehler Art Fox E. L. Burton Carl Tisue Southern Iowa Moravia High School

Whicker Home Destroyed by Fire

Fire Wednesday evening January 25 destroyed the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Katie Whicker 244 miles southwest of Moravia. The house owned by Mrs. Gail Burton and Mrs. Icle Davis of Henry Nebraska burned after smoldering in the attic, aided by zero temperatures and water shortages faced by Moravia firefighters. Most first floor furnishings saved but clothing and keepsakes lost. a diamond ring and another ring frozen together in ice were recovered with a clock. The Whickers now reside at the former Ted Miller farm. A church shower and thanks to neighbors followed to aid replacement efforts and express sympathy from the taxge Golden Links Sunday school class and local churches.

Katie Whicker Mo Travia Gail Burton Icle Davis Henry Nebr Moravia Moravia Fire Department Taxgpe Golden Links E.U.B Fairview Fred Richardson W. A. Whicker

Gladfelder Cox Wedding at Fairview Methodist Church

Judy Kay Gladfelder and Dale Cox wed at Fairview Methodist Church in Maine Station on Saturday January 28 in a six o clock ceremony. The couple hosted 75 guests with Norma Gladfelder Moravia pianist and Nancy Bent Moravia singer. Local attendees included Norma Gladfelder, Sharon O Connor, Rita Gardner, and Diane Gladfelder, with Nyle Cox as ring bearer.

Fairview Methodist Church of Maine Judy Kay Gladfelder Dale Cox Gladfelder K. V. Gladfelder Moravia Iowa Cox Burdett. Cox Weldon Whitenack Norma Gladfelder Nancy Bent Gene Gladfelder Joe Stuffiebean Des Moines Sharon O'Connor Rita Gardner Diane Gladfelder Noice Nyle Cox

Arnold badly injured aiding coal unload at firm home

L Arnold sustained a cracked pelvis and bruises after being pinned between a truck and a coal building while helping unload coal at Donner Sander firm home. He was moved by truck to Moravia then Albia hospital and placed in traction with about 30 days’ confinement before transfer to Des Moines Veterans hospital.

Arnold Jack Sdster Donner Sander Firm Kaster Moravia Albia Veterans Hospital Des Moines

Miss Dixon to Conduct School of Missions

Miss Janet Dixon Rural Worker for Appanoose County will lead a four session Moravia Methodist circuit school of missions in February from 7 to 830 PM. Sessions rotate Grace Fairview Wesley Chapel churches with slides and filmstrips. The study uses Safe in Bondage by Robert W. Spike and invites all members including Women Society, men, youth, and others.

Moravia Methodist Circuit Janet Dixon Appanoose County Grace Methodist Church Fairview Methodist Church Wesley Chapel Methodist Church Robert W. Spike Women's Society Miss Dixon Methodist Church

Moravia Girls Fall In OT To Blakesburg Strong Team

Moravia high school girls lost a heartbreaker 81 83 in overtime to Blakesburg Tuesday night. Moravia led most of the game 73 73 at regulation, then Blakesburg pulled away in the extra period scoring 10 points. Taylor scored 48 for Moravia with Route 32 and Easter 6 contributing. The Moravia boys topped Blakesburg 89 37 behind Eddie Oehler 26, Larry Hope 14, Jim Ellison 12, Kenny Ellison 6. Friday ends the regular schedule with Moulton visiting for two games.

Moravia High School Blakesburg Blakesburg Gals MHS Taylor Easter Moravia Boys Bill Austin Mohawks Eddie Oehler Larry Hope Jim Ellison Kenny Ellison Moulton

School Lunch Menu Highlights February 4–10

February 4 to 10 school lunch offerings include Beefburgers with onion rings and sweet potatoes, Goulash with sticks and a jelly sandwich, Vegetable and beef soup with crackers, Beef and noodles with vegetables, and Tomato juice with baked beans. Each meal includes milk and a dessert option.

T-Bone McDonald to Talk Friday at Centerville High

Leon J McDonald known as Oklahoma's Soil Evangelist will be guest speaker at Centerville high school auditorium at 7:30 p.m. on Friday Feb 3. Delmont Moffitt announces open meeting inviting all including 4-H and FFA members. McDonald, Oklahoma's Billy Sunday of soil conservation, has spoken across seventeen states and in several Iowa communities. He has 20 years with Soil Conservation Service and is assistant state conservationist based in Stillwater Olde. Mr and Mrs Billy Lockman and family moved into the Ora Easter property, owners of the D X Oil Station on the square.

Leon J T-Bone” McDonald Oklahoma Centerville High School Delmont Moffitt Appanoose County McDonald 4-H FFA Billy Sunday Soil Conservation T-Bone Iowa Missouri Kansas Ilinois Texas Indiana Chamber of Commerce The Soil Conservation Service Stillwater, Olde

ETC Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Leonard Palmer

Mrs Leonard Palmer hosted the ETC club on Thursday afternoon. The roll call featured a Style Show of the Gay Nineties. Mrs Howard Carson led Pencil games with Mrs Lee Hiatt and Mrs Frank Lathen winning prizes. Mrs Hiatt also won the door prize.

Leonard Palmer ETC Club Howard Carson Lee Hiatt Frank Lathen

Regular mworking at Antiquity Lodge No 252 AF AM

Regular mwerking at Antiquity Lodge No 252 AF AM will be held Monday evening February. All members and visiting brethren invited. Carl Hiatt W M

Antiquity Lodge No. 252

Flight of the Stork Nine Month Birth Announcement

Mr and Mrs Ivy Tarbell announce the birth of a daughter Robin Leisha on January 20 at Centerville. The baby weighs 6 pounds 15 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Keith Phillips and Mrs Charles Tarbell of Centerville.

Ivy Tarbell Robin Leisha Centerville Keith Phillips Charles Tarbell

Four Step Plan Outlined At Moravia Public School Meeting

About 150 residents gathered at Moravia school to discuss district futures and standards. They backed four steps for improvement: industrial arts, a shared guidance counselor, addition of foreign language, and a part time school nurse, leading to a projected $20,000 budget increase. Seven favored no change, seven backed full Blakesburg-Moulton-Udell merger, and 102 supported local improvements.

Moravia Burton Board of Education Moulton-Udell Blakesburg State Department of Education

Moravia Laundry Opens With Free Wash Day

Moravia welcomes a new laundry with a grand opening on Saturday offering free wash and dry services from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. The facility features 16 Norge washers, 5 extra large dryers, and a 25 lb large washer, plus free coffee and doughnuts for visitors. Owner Don Himstern of Pella operates the service.

Moravia Norge Don Himstern Pella

Moravia Garden Club Meets At Mrs Fox Home

The Moravia Garden Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Art Fox's home for the January meeting. Mrs Gerald Morgan was ill and not present. Mrs Zell Callen presided. Twelve attendees participated in bird gossip and a bird pie bringit. A June 1 district flower show date was set for Moravia. A conservation report was offered by Mrs Harley Tisue. The February program featured Mrs Max McDonough demonstrating a table setting. An article by Mrs Zell Callen on water was discussed. An executive meeting preceded the general gathering at 1 pm at Mrs Ira Boyer's home.

Moravia Max McDonough Zell Callen Wtter Ira Boyer

Richard A Linders Receives Good Conduct Clasp

Richard A Linders at Hollowman Missile Development Center New Mexico receives the Good Conduct Clasp. He will depart soon for Keesler Mississippi to attend Aircraft Elect Counter measures Maintenance course. He is married to Loretta Witt Linders.

Richard A. Linders Hollowman Missile Development Center New Mexico Keesler, Miss Loretta Witt Linders

Card of Thanks for Hospital Stay and Return Home

Diane Burton thanks everyone for the many cards letters and remembrances sent during her hospital stay and after returning home.

Diane Burton

Luses To Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Guss Luse celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house at their Moravia area home on Sunday February 12 from 2 to 5 pm Friends and relatives are welcome. They were married February 15 1911 at the bride's mother's home in Moravia by Rev Bonnell United Brethren pastor. They have two sons Gerald who died in 1945 and T J and his family live on a neighboring farm. They have lived in Moravia area since 1914 and prior on a farm four miles southwest of Moravia.

Guss Luse Guns EB. Luse Mae J.jones Livena Jones Moravia Bonnell United Brethren Church Ing John Fulton Gerald T J Hany

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E.ulb Oatie Whickers Callen Vandorin March OF Dimes Man Whicker Sharon O'Conner Diane Nyle Romana Cox Rowena Cox Nancy Ward Deedininea Unionville L. Arnold School OF Missions T-Bone McDonald Billy Lockman Ora Easter D-X Carl Hiatt, W.M A/C Linders Luses
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