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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1953

Page

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Ralph Spencer Elected Head of 1.0.O.F. Lodge

Ralph Spencer was elected head of the 1.0.O.F. Lodge at Keotay Iowa with Grand War of Grand Lodge of Iowa noting Mest speaker at a private initiation Tuesday evening, aided by George Bedinger district deputy Grand Master of District and Jack Wycoff deputy Grand Marshal of Cincinnati. Attendees included Moulton residents such as Merval Moulton, Rev. Evan Stroud, and Redfield lodge member. Installations for Spencer as N. G. and Raymond Ashby as V. G. will be followed by future ceremonies. Frank Laiden retired Noble Grand. Refreshments were served during the social hour.

Keotay Iowa Grand Lodge of George Bedinger O. O Jack Wycoff Cincinnati Moulton Merval Moulton Evan Stroud Redfield Lodge Ralph Spencer N. G Raymond Ashby A. Turner Frank Laiden Noble Grand

Moravia FFA Varsity Victory Over Centerville FFA

Moravia FFA split with Centerville FFA in a two game set here Monday. The Moravia juniors seniors won 29 to 28 while the Moravia freshmen sophomores lost 52 to 20.

Moravia FEA Centerville FFA Wendell McDanel Ronnie Tomlin Jerold Luse Jim Pettibone V. Johnson J. Scott Jerry Main DeWayne Clark Hayes Danes J. Easter Leon McDanes Burton Massman Arnold Selix Exline Hoover Corydon

Willing Workers Meet at Brown Home for Quilting Session

The desi Workers club held its fourth meeting at Cl Brown's house on Wednesday January 28. Quilting and piecing quilt blocks were done and Leo Hoffman guessed the mystery box. Illness kept attendance light. A noon chicken dinner and home made ice cream were served to Roscoe Argo, Mary McFatridge, Jimmie Extine, Dick Brown, Lucille Exline, and others including Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown and Reece Lockwood. The next gathering with Lucille Exline is set for February 11.

Desi Workers Club Cl Brown Leo Hoffman Roscoe Argo Mary McFatridge John Extine Jimmie

Young Hahn Helps Win Best Drilled ROTC Platoon

Frederick W. Hahn, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Hahn of Maquoketa and grandson of Mr and Mrs W N Miller of Moravia, is a member of the State University of Iowa army ROTC platoon judged best drilled after a competition that began in November and ended in January, with a trophy awarded to the winner.

Frederick W. Hahn State University of Iowa Frederick Fred Hahn Maquoketa W. N. Miller Moravia

Dinner Honors Soldier Leaving for Overseas

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Underwood and family hosted a family dinner at the Lawrence Ames home near Albia Sunday for her brother Tile Johnson who departs Thursday for Seattle en route to Japan. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson and son of Farrington Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Johnston of Manemos, Miss Phyllis Underwood of Chariton, and Mr. and Mrs Freeman Johnson of Albia.

Ernest Underwood Lawrence Ames Albia Tile Johnson Seattle Washington Japan Kenneth Johnson Farrington Wyo Dwight Johnston Mamenos Phyllis Underwood Chariton Freeman Johnson Albis

Service members add overseas delivery details

The text notes Ronald Lockman adding an overseas delivery address APO 923 San Francisco California. S/Sgt. and Mrs. Royce Sanders and Michele of Chanute Field arrived Tuesday afternoon.

Ronald Lockman San Francisco California Royce Sanders Michele Chanute Field, I

Cody Luse Longtime Moravia Bus Driver Misses Route

Fly spoiled Cody Luse, Moravia school bus driver, missed his route last week due to illness marking the first absence in eight years. Known to local students, he began driving in fall 1945 and has long navigated Moravia roads. His attendance record started in rural first grade and remained perfect save one funeral absence, earned by hoof and wagon era travel to school.

Cody Luse Cody Moravia

Moravia Garden Club Plans Spring Sales and Show

The Moravia Garden club met with Mrs. Zell Callen in president absent. A silent auction of flower slips bulbs and vases netted 4.27. An exhibit featured mini arrangements and the book Plants of the Bible on display. The group voted to hold a spring flower bulb and food sale a Spring and Gladiolus flower show and a Holiday Fair mini this year.

Moravia Garden Club Zell Callen Ira Boyer Callen Howard Smith

Iconium W S C S January Session At Methodist Church

The January meeting of Iconium W S C S met at the Methodist church with Ruth McCord in charge of devotions and a story of the Old Rugged Cross. Grace Whitehead and Ruth McCord led a crossword puzzle quiz. Mrs Edwards spoke on Korea life. Refreshments were served by Vera Firkins and others. attendees included Netlie Thompson and many Argo and Whitehead family members.

Tconium W. S. C. S Methodist Church Ruth McCord Grace Whitehead Mra. Edwards Korea Vera Firkins Bertha Overturf Tele Christy Hazel Rinehart Netlie Thompson Blanche Argo Allie Argo Verta Hoffzman Leta Haver Freda Swift Carolyn Phyllis Hiner Johnette Marie Cole Marlene Mrs. Edwards Maude Whitehead Pearl Free Sybil Argo Nona Dicks

Progressive Club Meets at Garnet McDonough Home

Progressive club gathered one evening at Mrs. Garnet McDonough’s home. Bridge games earned prizes for Mrs. Rowena McFatridge, Mrs. Gerald Morgen, and Mrs. Howard Smith. Refreshments included salmon salad, Ritz crackers, fruit cake, and coffee served cafeteria style.

Progressive Club Hame Garnet McDonough Rowena McFatridge Gerald Morgen Howard Smith Neal Burton

Legion Auxiliary Card Party Benefits Association

Committee No. 4 of the American Legion Auxiliary sponsored a benefit card party at the Post home Monday evening. High score prizes were won by Andy Mosley for bridge J. D. Minnes for pitch and Mrs. John Johnson. The committee served refreshments of date cake topped with whipped cream mints and coffee.

Committee No. 4 The American Legion Auxiliary Post Hame Andy Mosley J. D. Minnes Pitch John Johnson

Advertisement reference in the Union noted

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Grace Methodist Church Events and Meetings

Grace Methodist Church invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. Pastor John Grenfell and Mrs. Karl Tuttle welcome everyone. MYF travels with the Traveling Cross to Centerville Sunday evening leaving at 5:00. Quarterly conference is set for Wednesday February 11 at 7:30 p.m. Junior and Intermediate Missionary Groups meet at 4:00 p.m. with Tom Stixrud speaking on Africa. Hostesses Mrs. Curtis Tomlin and Mrs. Harlola Burton.

Grace Methodist Church John Grenfell Mra Karl Tuttle MYF Centerville Tom Stixrud Africa Curtis Tomlin Harlola Burton

Evangelical United Brethren Church Notice

Rev Evan Stroud serves as minister with Harold Mason as Sunday School superintendent. Classes for all ages meet at 10 o clock. Music by Blackman, Bill Bishop on piano. Regular services next Sunday feature sermons at 11 a m and 7 36 p m titled Certainties for Our Day and Compassion of Jesus. F at 6 30 in charge of sponsor Mr Stixrud.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Evan Stroud Harold Mason Blackman Bill Bishop Compassion Jesus Stixrud

Church of the Nazarene Revival Invite

Pastor Len Cantrel and James Mann welcome congregants to Sunday services at 10 am with singing and active participation. Broadcast from the church every Sunday morning, plus encouragement to share feedback from KCOG Centerville. Spring revival planned for April inviting attendance.

Church of the Nazarene Len Cantretl James Mann KCOG Centerville

Church Service Schedule with Rev Evans and Mrs DuVail

The Church of Christ announces Rev W F YT Evans as minister and Mrs Winnie DuVail. Baptism at 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Communion and sermon. Thursday service at 7 p.m. at Mrs Frank Paxston’s with a missionary lesson.

Church of Christ W. F. YT. Evans Winnie DuVail Frank Paxston

Iconium Methodist Invites Worship and Sunday School

Iconium Methodist invites those without a church home to join worship. Sunday School begins at 10:00 a.m. and public worship at 11:00 a.m. The sermon asks why people content to play in life’s shallow waters.

God

Race Relations Weekend Services In Appanoose County

In Appanoose County churches Fairview Wesley Chapel and Centerville share a Race Relations Sunday. Gerald L Wilsop minister announces a schedule with Sunday School Morning Worship and baptisms in Centerville at 2:00 p.m. Unionville offers services and junior and senior choirs, MYF activities, and a Friday Young Adults gathering at Fairview.

Appanoose County BURCH Fairview Unionville Wesley Chapel Jr Boblenz

FFA Seeks Volunteers for 150 Dinner Banquet

Notice invites groups or organizations to serve 150 dinners at the F F A annual banquet on April 2. Contact a F F A member for the instructor Verne Thoryon.

Verne Thoryon

Infantry Training Notes Pvt Robert Albertson

Pvt Robert G Albertson son of Mr and Mrs Clinton Albertson of near Iconium entered service January 5. Address listed Fort Bliss Texas where he is assigned to U S 55310145 Btry A 11 Tug Bn AAA RTC. He has completed basic training and is now in schooling for operation of large infantry artillery.

Robert G. Albertson Clinton Albertson Near Iconium U. S Tug AAA Rtc Fort Bliss Texas

Lloyd Whisler suffers finger injury in corn sheller accident

Lloyd Whisler had a finger caught in a corn sheller on Saturday evening. The finger was badly mangled and nearly severed but the doctor reattached it and splinted it in hope of regrowth. After a night and day in the hospital he returned home Sunday evening.

Lloyd Whisler

Co op Dinner Honors J H Sutter of Canada

A cooperative dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson in honor of J. H. Sutter of Ernfold Saskatchewan. Visiting were Rousseau off Wilson, Claude Hawk and family, Harold Hawk and family, Basil Tadlock and family, John Wilson and others. Afternoon guests included Mrs. James Wilson of Knoxville and Jack Illingsworth of Albia.

Frank Wilson J. H. Sutter Ernfold Saskis Rousseau Wilson Claude Hawk Gayolyn Richard Harold Hawk Jeannie Joan Basil Tadlock Charles Elaine John Wilson James Wilson Knoxville Jack Illingsworth Albia

Mrs Johnson Hosts E T C Club Thursday

The E T C club met Thursday afternoon at the Leonard Palmer home with Mrs John Johnson as hostess. Roll call response was a limerick. Mrs Frank Cathen won the mystery box while refreshments of cake with whipped cream fruit and coffee were served. Guest Mrs Roy DuVall of Little Bear Wyoming attended.

E. T. C. Club Leonard Palmer John Johnson Roy DuVall Little Bear, Wyo

Ground Hog Supper Served at E A B Church

The Ground Hog supper at the E A B church on February 2 was a success. Men of the church directed by Vess Hiatt cooked and served, with Pastor and helpers including Thomas Stixrud Harold Mason Harry Woodward E G Hawk Grant Tadlock John VanZante Ray McCloud Wendell Mundy Guy Argo and Kenneth R about 80 were served.

E. A. B. Church Vess Hiatt Thomas Stixrud Harold Mason Harry Woodward E. G. Hawk Grant Tadlock John VanZante Ray McCloud Wendell Mundy Guy Argo Kenneth R

World Service Day Observed at Evangelical United Brethren

World Service Day was observed at the 10:45 a.m. worship hour at Evangelical United Brethren church by the Women's Society of World Service. The theme was We Take Thy Yoke. Rev. Evan Stroud presided and Mrs Zell Callen gave the address. The girls missionary guild sang two numbers, and Eleanor Miller spoke about missionary offerings.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Women's Society of World Service Evan Stroud Zell Callen Girls Missionary Guild Eleanor Miller

Lowell McElderry Named Local Fire Chief

Lowell McElderry was named fire chief at a regular meeting and election of officers held Tuesday evening. Elected with him were Richard Veach as assistant chief Maurice Walter secretary and Max McDonough drill master. Executive committee members are Max Hiner Art Fox and Johnny Spencer with refreshment committee Sylvan VanDorin and Charles Broshar.

Lowell McElderry Richard Veach Maurice Walter Max McDonough Max Hiner Art Fox Johnny Spencer Sylvan VanDorin Charles Broshar

John Burton Receives Indiana University Graduate Fellowship

John W. Burton son of Mr and Mrs C A Burton Moravia has won a graduate assistantship for study at Indiana University Bloomington He is in the Graduate School of Business pursuing an MBA with a major in industrial management Burton earlier graduated from Iowa State College in mechanical engineering and is on leave from Stewart-Warner Corp Indianapolis where he works as a senior Industrial engineer

John W. Burton C. A. Burton Moravia Indiana University Bloomington Ind Graduate School of Business John Iowa State College McChanical Stewart-Warner Corporation Indianapolis

Organization Formed For Hospital Improvements

The executive committee of the St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital Development Program was announced by John Young with vice chairmen Robert K. Beck and S. Kiais Young Plano. The group includes Russell Buss Frank Cooper Earl Exline and others as they plan remodeling and a new wing to ease crowding.

St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital John Young Mr. Young Robert K. Beck S. Kiais Young Plano Appol Russell Buss Frank Cooper Earl Exline B. A. Fuller John Helmes Arnold Levine Willam McKeon Boyd O’briant Francis Oehler F. L. Sawyers St Joseph's Centerville’s Hospital Peorpe Centerville Hospital U. S. Health Service Appanoose County

Civil Defense Airplane Spotting Unit Forming Here

Civil Defense Corps organizes local air defense spotting volunteers to observe flights, report directions and types, and assist with alerts and 24 hour shifts. A Centerville meeting outlined duties and contact points for joining.

Civil Defense Corps Larry Brooks Richard Vesch Max McDonough Centerville

Moravia Girls Basketball Unis Highlight Kathleen Halden

Kathleen Halden, senior, starred on defense as Moravia girls unveiled new satin uniforms from Des Moines during Tuesday night’s game with Bussey. The blue and white trunks feature red Moravia lettering, with numbered blouses to follow, part of a statewide scheme to reduce player number clashes and aid scorers.

Kathleen Halden Moravia Girls Kathleen Bussey Des Moines

Rose Winsler Fractured Hip After Fall in Seaside

Word reaches Moravia origin that Mrs. Charles Winsler aged Seaside Oregon Route 1 Box 65 slipped January 27 and broke a hip while near her son Cerl and relatives in Ore Bon.

Charles Rose) Winsler Seaside Oregon

Kensington Club Dessert Rook Party Held

My and Mrs Jay B Oehler entertained the Kensington club at a dessert rook party Thursday evening. Cherry pie ice cream mints and coffee were served by the hosts. Rook games were played and pies were won by My and Mrs Harry Pabst Mrs C A Turner and Carl Black.

Jay B. Oehler Kensington Club Harry Pabst C. A. Turner Carl Black

Town City patient thanks friends for flowers and gifts

Mrs. Zelma Jennings expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for the flowers gifts cards and letters received during hospital stay in Town City. She also thanks those who assisted her family in any way.

Town City Zelma Jennings

Moravia Girls Edge Bussey in Unusual New Suit Game

Moravia defeated Bussey 45 to 43 in a girls basketball game marked by a late switch to new uniforms. Joyce Brain led Moravia with 16 points, Joyce Martin scored 17, and Judy Martin added 7 as Moravia pulled away late to clinch the win. Moravia boys also beat Bussey 54 to 33 behind Veak 17 and Fisher 14. Coach Tassell arranged new suits, delaying the start, and Moravia prepared for Melrose Friday and Albia next in the sectional.

Moravia Bussey Burke Tassell Des Moines Don Art Tassel Bussey Girls Joyce Brain Mohawkettes Sovilla Joyce Martin Judy Martin Mitzi Sawyel Kathleen Halden Wanda Cochran Kathryn McDanel Carole Broshar Veak Fisher John Veak Carl Fisher Mohawks Wolf Hawk Wilson Tomlin Woodward Frank Calhoun Melrose Albia

Birth Notice for Centerville Couple’s Newborn

Born to Mr and Mrs Corbett of Centerville a baby girl born February first at home. Mother Deloria Udell Corbett is listed with the prior surname.

Jmmamile Corbett Centerville S's Pound Saa Eee Corbett Deloria Udell

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O.F. Lodge Moravia F.F.A Centervile Young Hahn Qverseas Garden Club Iconium W.S.C.S Progressive Legion Auxiliary Crorcars Iconium Methodist Canada Mrs. Johnson C. ES Effie Glennie Dicks W. M John Burton Indiana U W.C. Bivin Darkies Fire Dept Fire Department Theyare John A. Wilson Jolly Jimmie Main Holly Sam—Merle Smith Wilbur Ellenberger Pete Friz Walter Gail Tuttle Doc Mina Williams Rose Winsler Cage
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