Moravia High School Speech Program Feb 13
Moravia High School announces a speech program on Tuesday February 13 at 9 am in the high school auditorium. Parents friends and interested attendees are invited to hear students perform in categories including oratorical storytelling interpretative prose interpretative poetry dramatic humorous and book review with a roster of participants such as Nancy Leffler Mike Mullins Mary Joyce Mullins Carol Stocker Debra Van Dorin and Marie Schupmann.
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Moravia
Southeast Warren
Fairfield
Nancy Leffler
Mike Mullins
Mary Joyce Mullins
Carol Stocker
Walter Mitty
Mary Strunk
Debra van Dorin
Marie Schupmann
Simon Legree
Debra Walker
Camille
Erol Stocker
Stephen Hersey
Reta Paxston
Forage Beef School To Be Here
The Extension Services of Monroe and Appanoose counties offer a Forage Crops Production School on consecutive Wednesdays February 21 28 and March 6 at Moravia High School Vocational Agriculture classroom from 930 AM to 300 PM daily. Nine ISU Extension specialists cover beef cow calf production pasture alfalfa silage and harvesting machines with a country tour on March 6. Advanced registration should be made to Monroe County Extension Director Jim Johnson at 932-5812 Albia.
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Monroe
Appanoose
Moravia High School
Iowa State University Extension Service
Frank Schaller
al Seim
Harvey Hirming
Agriculural
Jim Johnso
Monroe’ Youty Extension
Albia
Local hosts greet several dinners amid social notes
Mr and Mrs Les Jerome hosted supper with Gerald Mikels. Mr and Mrs W K Elder and Mr and Mrs Gary Charity with Julia and Jayne joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Spencer King. Mr and Mrs Max McDonough attended the Lobby Industries Association convention in Chicago. Mrs McDonough will assist with Bobby shows later in spring at Kansas City and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Jerome
Gerald Mikels
W. K. Elder
Gary Charity
Julia
Jayne
Spencer, King
Max McDonough
Lobby Industries Asah
Chicago
McDonough
Kacgas
Moravia Girls Triumph At Bussey Over Twin Cedars
Moravia girls edge Twin Cedars 72 to 69 after leading each of the last three quarters. Helmick scores 33, Miller 26, Hiatt 13. Rhee 8 rebounds, Judge 6 steals. Mohawks boys fall 60-56 as Tisue 10 rebounds and Moore 16 lead TC. Regular season ends with girls 12-7 and boys 9-8. sectional dates noted for Sey mour Ottumwa Feb 26.
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Moravia
Bussey
Linda Hiatt
Janet Rhee
Pat Judge
Twin Cedars Boys
Mohawks
MHS
Tall TC Boys
Chuck Moore
Gary Tisue
Rod Purdum
Tisue
Mohawkettes
Seymour
Blakesburg Girls
Albia
Twin Cedars
Russell
The
Grand-daughter injured in car crash near Deep River
Mrs Birdie Main's granddaughter Joyce Gregson and daughter Denise of Deep River were injured January 26 near Deep River. Joyce had facial cuts and a broken nose, Denise four stitches on her face, their car wrecked and they were treated at a Grinnell hospital and released next day. Several local families hosted and visited over the weekend, including James Nash's Des Moines gathering for his birthday and various calls on neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Main
Joyce Gregson
Denise
Deep River
Joyce
Grinell
Roy Argo
Harley Tisue
James Nash
Des Moines
Max Marshall
Denny
Shelli
Beverly Nash
Kirksville
Carl Lancaster
Gus Hiatt
Harold Pool
Indianola
Mearl Walter
Loren Walter
Delbert Gray
Louilla
Donald Dowd
Mina Dowd
Ina Miller
Cary McCoy
Paul Miller
Monroe
Mina Dowds
Donald Dowd Family
Delmar Dowd
Engagement of Lana Kay McDonalds to James E. Smith
Rural Route Centerville announces the engagement of Lana Kay McDonalds daughter of Mr and Mrs John J McDonalds to James E Smith son of Mrs Mildred Smith Moravia and the late Merle D Smith. Miss McDonalds works for Appanoose County Department of Social Welfare. Mr Smith works for Farm Service at Moravia. No wedding date set.
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John J. McDonalds
Centerville
Lana Kay
James E. Smith
Mildred Smith
Moravia
Merle D. Smith
Miss McDonalds
Appanoose County
Garden Club Meets With Mrs Harley Tisue
The January Mo ravia Garden club meeting was held at Mrs Harley Tisues home. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Roy Argo and Mrs Charles Coffin. Newly elected officers included Mrs Gary Charity president and Mrs Tisue vice president with plans for the year. By laws were read and roll call discussed garden club problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Garden Club
Harley Tisue
Roy Argo
Charles Coffin
Gary Charity
Tisue
Earl Boyer
Art Fox
Garden Club
Argo
Taylor Aig meets for regular meeting and dinner
The group gathered Friday February 1 for a regular meeting and cooperative dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ira Boys Mr and Mrs Earl Boyer Mr and Mrs Ivan Harsh Mr and Mrs Jim Herron Mary Meadows Mr and Mrs Theo Miller Mr and Mrs Ralph Spencer Mr and Mrs Jay Wilson Richard and Mrs Wa Hatfield and Danny Vic Mihalovich joined in the afternoon. Merle Miller presided as chairman. Minutes were read roll call and birthday and anniversary names listed for next month. A thank you note from Virginia Pettibone was read. Rural Womens day was moved to April with cooking shout dates at Centerville school set for March 18 and 15. Gifts came from Maury Meadows and Gladys Harsh. Merle Miller won the door prize. Dues and pennies for friendship were collected. Next meeting will be with Teddy Ublen heke on March 1.
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Taylor Aig
Win Watile Carter
Ira
Earl Boyer
Ivan Harsh
Jim Herron
Mary Meadows
Theo Miller
Ralph Spencer
Jay Wilson
Richard
Wa Hatfield
Danny
Vic. Mihalovich
Teddy Ublenheke
Mareh 1
Past Matrons Meet at Mrs John Main Home
The Past Matrons club met Tuesday evening at Mrs John Main's home with Mrs Jack Long assisting. They planned a luncheon before the School of Instruction on February 19 at 11 30 at the hall. Attendees reported on visiting Inspection night at Ottumwa, then refreshment service followed with cake ice cream coffee and Valentine candies.
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John Main
Jack Long
School of Instruction
Ottumwa
Saturday Guests At Jacobs Home In New Hope News
A series of social visits reported in New Hope News includes Saturday guests at Jacobs Home with Gary Jacobs Teressa Carolyn McBeth and others from Seymour Ottumwa Centerville Moravia and Town City. Additional gatherings note Ottumwa dinner with Lincox Moravia and ballanger families Omaha trips tax meetings in Centerville and a Ground Hog supper event.
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New Hope News
Jacobs Home
Moravia and area church services and revival schedule
The Moravia area churches list weekly worship times and activities. Bay Church of the Nazarene led by Pastor E J Strong offers Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11 with evening events. revival planned February 15 to 25. Moravia Methodist Circuit and Fairview Wesley Chapel provide standard services and activities including Sunday School and worship, with Monday Family Night and WSCS meeting. Grace Methodist presents 11:00 am worship, 6:30 pm youth service, 7:30 pm evangelism, and nightly evangelism through Friday and Sunday evenings with prayers and guest speakers, inviting all.
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Church of the Nazarene Bay
E. J. Strong
Frank Woodward
Moravia
T. ED
Wesley Chapel
Ken Daniels
Evelyn Daniels
Grace Methodist
Richard Tubaugh
Stan Woeste
Ottumwa
Larry Burge
Vennard College
Vennard
First Christian Church Schedule Announcement
Lois Fowler, superintendent, announces 8:30 a.m. Sunday School and Communion. Aid will meet with Mrs. Birdie Main Wednesday afternoon.
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First Christian Church
Lois Fowler
Aid
Birdie Main
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church notices
Rev. L. B. Deedrick, Pastor Carl Tisue announces Sept 10 Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 1 a.m with World Service Sunday led by W.S.W.S. guest speaker Hope Huang of Taiwan, a Vennard College student. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Y. F. meets to discuss Jews and Palestine. Also events with Grace Methodist and Church of the Nazarene on Feb 18 and 25. Bible study and prayer at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. family night Feb 14 with Howard Vincent trip photos. W.S.W.S. and hostess Helen Tadlock, leader Margaret Callen at 1:30 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
L. B. Deedrick
Carl Tisue
W.S.W.S
Hope Huang
Taiwan
U. S
Vennard College
Y. F
Palestine
Grace Methodist Church
Church of the Naarete
Howard Vincent
Russell
Iowa
Holy Land
Helen Tadlock
Margaret Callen
Teenium Methodist Church Bore Worship and Sunday School Schedule
Rev. L. 8. Deedrick and Pastor Edward McCord lead worship at 9:30 a.m. and Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. Guests attended a birthday gathering at Lee Hiatt’s home with Mrs. James Kearney Kim from Des Moines and several locals including Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shrader Burlington Mrs. Carson Mericle Kelle and Van Doring family members and Mike Kefiman family.
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Lee Hiatt
Glen van Doring
James Kearney
Kim
Des’ Moines
Tom Shrader
Burlington
Carson Mericle
Kelle
van Dorin
Vicki
Bob
Mike Kefiman
Michael
Michele
Marsha
Booster Club Meeting Tonight At Salem Church
Regular Booster Club gathering set for 6 30 p m Thursday at Salem E U S church. Dinner provided and officers to be elected for the current year in a concise club business session.
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Booster Club
Salem E.U.S. Church
Moravia Junior High Teams Win at Moulton
Moravia junior high boys beat Moulton 40 21 while Moravia girls won 31 25. Boys scorers included Greene 14 Argo 13 Tarbell 6 Tisue 3 Allen 4. girls led by Vicki Van Dorin 18 Jean Rouse 10 Deborah Hopkins 3. Moravia teams prep to scrimmage Albia next Saturday.
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Moulton
Moravia
Greene
Argo
Tarbell
Tisue
Allen
Vicki van Dorin
Jean Rouse
Deborah Hopkins
Albia
Moravia Prep Girls Fall To Albia In Weekend Action
Moravia Freshman girls lost 33 32 at Moravia gym as Albia Freshman Sophomores edged ahead in a tight finish. Moravia Junior Varsity were routed 71-6 by Albia. Miller poured in 33 for Moravia while Self added 16 in the JV loss. Regular game against Albia went to overtime 71-66 with Albia securing the win.
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Moravia
MHS
Alia
Albia
Moore
Rogers
Miller
Self
Hersey
E R Kasters to note 59th anniversary
Mr and Mrs E R Kaster of Afton celebrate their 59th wedding anniversary on Wednesday February 14. It also marks his 80th birthday while her birthday falls February 9 when she turns 82. The couple enjoys hearing from old friends.
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E. R. Kaster
Afton
Friday Evening Guests and Local Social Roundup
Friday evening guests at the Kenneth Free home were Mr. and Mrs. Clair Lincox and Janice of Ottumwa and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Clark, Lloyd Brown attended an EEC meeting at Albia Friday evening. Dick and Clark Hellyer were in Seymour Saturday morning, Dick had 4 treatment on his back. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCord attended the Ground Hog supper at Moravia Thursday evening and spent part of the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner. Mrs. Emily Thompson spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCord. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White head and Bobby called at the B.C. Whitehead home Saturday evening. Miss Karol Ann Hellyer of Iowa City called at the Del Hellyer home Friday afternoon. Mrs. Bloyd Brown accompanied by Mrs. Carl Tisue and Mrs. Reg imund Perry were shopping in Oskaloosa and Ottumwa Saturday.
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Gladys Harth
Forest Jacobs
Gary Jacobs
Teressa
Seymour
Carolyn McBeth
Ottumwa
Mary Jacobs and
Lee
Centerville
Raymond Jacobs
Jeff
Moravia
Albert Silverio
Town City
Kenneth Free
E. G. Lincox
Nelson Ball
Omaha
Nebraska
Ruben Faber
Genevie Kaling
Bessie Donovan
Paul Stewart
Denny
Muscatine
Frank Ballanger
Nelson Ballanger
Lois Wilson
Alan
Linda
Marcia
Richard
Lucile West
Jay Wilson
Ernest West
Iwan Harsh
the & B.ub
Sohn Wood
Debbie
Patsy Freeboro
Lies Moines
Lie da Sod
Kenneth Free Home
Clair Lincox
Janice
Wayne
Clark
Lloyd Brown
E.E.C
Albia
Clark Hellyer
Edward McCord
Ralph Turner
Emily Thompson
Clarence Whitehead
Bobby
B.C
Robert Faber Weds In Germany Jan 26 1968
Robert D. Faber of Moravia and Rose Brobach of Bad Kreuznach Germany wed Friday January 26 1968 at 10 am by a justice of the peace and 2 pm ring ceremony by an army chaplain in the army chapel in her family presence. They plan to return March 15 with an Army discharge and resume farming near Moravia. Faber is the son of Mr and Mrs Dallas Faber of Moravia.
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Robert D. Faber
Moravia
Rose Brobach
Bad Kruznach
Germany
John Kellner
States
Faber
Dallas Faber
Nancy Davis Marries Jon Laughlin in Gering Nebraska
Nancy Jane Davis wed Jon Alexander Laughlin on December 27 at Christ the King Catholic Church in Gering Nebraska. The couple, both Chadron State College students, reside at 8 Pony Park Chadron Nebraska. Parents Mr and Mrs Carl Davis of Henry Nebraska and Mr and Mrs William C Davis of Gering Nebraska provided the clipping.
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Carl Davis
Henry
Nebr
Moravia Union
Nancy Jane Davis
William C. Davis
Gering
Jon Alexander Laughlin
Alliance
Christ the King Catholic Church
Ponny Park
Chadron
Chadron State College
Weekend guests and visits across Iowa towns
Mrs Glen Van Dorin and family stayed with Jim Kearney in Des Moines and visited Glen in Iowa City. Numerous relatives and friends traveled to Moravia, Oskaloosa, Centerville, Indianola, and Ottumwa for dinners, visits, and family gatherings. Names include Van Zante, Cloyed, Leach, Wilson, Hawk, and Ashby with towns such as Des Moines Iowa City Oskaloosa Centerville Moravia Ottumwa Tempe Tucson and New London noted.
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Glen van Dorin
Vicki
Bob
Tom Shrader
Jim Kearney
Kim
Des Moines
Iowa City
Glen
Ray Avera
Key Largo
Florida
Harley Tisue
Lon Arnold
Veterans Hospital
Tisue
Arnold
Jerry Main
Ellsworth
Eric Main
Leslie Plants
Clayton
John
Oskaloosa
Marion Main
Billy Main
Centerville
Helma Tisue
Tilton Hinds
Lancaster
Kansas
Moravia
Ruby Cloyed
Rathbun Dam
Charley Johnson
Lester Leach
Tucson
Ariz
Kenneth Leach
Tempe
Trenton Wilson
Columbia
Orville Leach
Indianola
Claude Hawk
Rubye Cloyed
Garland Houser
Charles Coffin
Frank Wilson
Leonard Wilson
Seymour
Edith Brandy
Isabelle Matthews
Raymond Ashby
Presence urged at Masong Hall AU meeting
An urging note states Masong Hall AU is requested to be present with Genevieve Morgai listed as W. M. This terse entry names the individuals and setting for a church or fraternal gathering.
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Masong Hall
Genevieve Morgai
W. M
Moravia Firemen Elect Officers
Moravia volunteer fire department held its annual meeting and elected officers at the fire station. Officers named were Chief Paul Spencer Jr, Asst. Chief William Woodward Jr, Secretary-Treasurer Carl Hiatt, Drillmaster John Spencer, and Executive Committee Sylvan VanDorin, Larry Brooks, Max McDonough, Jerald Luse. The department invited new members 21 and over and voted to provide each member with Moravia Fire Department coveralls bearing the department name.
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Moravia
Dean Easter
Kenneth O’conner
Billy Ragan
Billy Joe Scott
Maurice Walter
Art Fox
Ron Woodward
Moravia Fire Department
FFA Plans Banquet and District Convention in Moravia
The Moravia FFA chapter prepares its annual banquet for February 23 at the high school gym with guest speaker Chuck Vander Linden, South Central District FFA President. Tickets cost 8 and are sold by members or Mr. Dayton, with plans for a radio program during National FFA Week and a full page in the Moravia Union. The South Central District convention comes to Moravia with 38 chapters expected and six contests including welding and various speaking events. District officers meet at 6 a.m. Saturday in the vocational agriculture room. the convention is set for March 16.
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F.F.A
Moravia F.F.A
Dayton
F.H.A
Chuck Vander Linden
South Central District F.F.A
Vocational Agriculture Room
Irwins visit amid Texas vacation plans and local gatherings
Mr and Mrs L W Irwin of Davenport called on Mr and Mrs W L Palmer Saturday as they planned a Texas vacation. Dale Cox Bryan Marla Kevin and Jess Gladfelder dined with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gladfelder Monday. Kenneth and others shopped in Chariton Wednesday. Gene Gladfelder and Carl Tomlin's families joined Kenneth Gladfelder for Sunday. Mrs Bert Arnold was honored at a coffee at Mrs Grant Tadlock's Tuesday with Lavern Horn, Bill Wilson, Kenneth Doud, and Jim Herron present. Guests from Ottumwa joined the Tadlocks for dinner and birthday and anniversary celebrations. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Gradt Tadlock and others later visited the Neal Burton home in Washington.
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L. W. Irwin
Davenport
W. L. Palmer
Irwing
Texas
Dale Cox
Bryan
Marla
Kevin
Jess Gladfelder
Kenneth Gladfelder
Chariton Wednesay
Gene Gladfelder
Carl Tomlin
Bert Arnold
Grant Tadlock
Lavern Horn
Larry
Bill Wilson
Kenneth Doud
Jim Herron
Carl Tisue and Sons
David Porter
Ottamwa
Tadlock
Gradt Tadlock
Carl Tisue
Naomi Porter
Ottumwa
Neal Burton
Washington
Centerville birth adds eleventh granddaughter for Helmicks
Mr and Mrs Keith Helmick welcomed a daughter born February 5 at St Joseph hospital Centerville weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces She has two sisters and joins the Helmick family as their eleventh granddaughter with Mr and Mrs Ernest Hel muck named as paternal grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Helmick
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Ernest Helmuck
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Nelson Gay
Cliff Iverson
Taylor and
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Teenium Methodist Church
Sue Schupmann
John Curtis
Dallas McDanel
Linda Sheldon
Dwight Johnson
Kathy Cortesio Cecil
Oper
Dixie Davis
Jewell Walker
Sharon Riegel
Lou Ellen Row
Donna Rhee
Sheila Wilson
Marvin_ Wright
Marsha Cloyed
Charles Moore
Jorge Woodwa
James VanDorin
Carla Miller
Judy Stufflebeam
Patricia Rogers
Marsha Stewart
Ann McDonough
Marie Cloyed
Carolyn Faber
Cathy Grinstead
David Harringeborshton
Ruth JSON
Kelley
Marvin Martin
Claudia Miller
Diane Rogers
Jenna van VanDorin
Benthuysen
Mary Vera Wright
Nicky Dicks
Jody Mary Hawk
Joy McCrInek
Gary McDanel
Connie Ren Tisue
Elaine VanDePol
Wm. Cortesio
Hope Kelley
Wayne Tisue
Pamela VanDePol
Linda Arnold
Dennis Caster
Joyce McDonough
Stocker
Mary Carol Joyce Strunk
Deborah VanDorin
Deba Walker
E.R. Kasters
Robert Faber
Nancy Davis
Gering, Nesr
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