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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1929

Page

3

Moravia Basetball Week Brims With Out-of-Town Teams

Moravia hosted five games featuring visitors such as Iowa Southern Utilities Co and Hedrick, with Moravia A C and Blue and White teams claiming several victories. The week included close finishes at times and showcased spirited defense by Moravia amid mismatched height and offense versus Hedrick and Russell.

Moravia A. C Foster T. Oebler Wakefield McCrory Smith Orelup Horn Tilton Fisher Wright Judy Moran Pattenberger Bartholomew Glancy

Country Telephone Lines Organize For Better Service

Officials of Iowa United Telephone Co and patrons held a Moravia town hall meeting to organize rural lines for improved service. H. Turner was elected president and C. C. Wong secretary, with Hoy district manager and Chas Miller attending. A similar meeting is planned for Hiattville to cover three lines southeast of town. Announced in Moravia is the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Phillip R Monson of Fergus Falls Minnesota. Mrs Monson is Audrey Caylor a former Moravia High instructor.

Iowa United Telephone Co Patronga Moravia Town Hall H. & Turner C. C. Wong Hoy Chas. Miller Albia Iowa United Company Frank McKeehan Hiattsville Threenes Phillip R. Monson Fergus Fall Minn Monson Audrey Caylor Moravian High School

Accidental Gun Wound Marks Close Call for Ottumwa Man

Pearl Runnels narrowly escaped death when a gun discharged during a hunting trip, the bullet passing through his hand and grazing his head. He was hospitalized in Centerville with the thumb likely to be stiff, and friends wish him a speedy recovery.

Pearl Runnels Ottumwa Pearl Centerville H. N. Beaty John Iva Howard Tester Lloyd Beaty Howard Teater Harold Haff Berle Beaty Paul Loch Wendil Coulson Farm Bureau Vosburg Wencil Coulson Coulson Appanoosxe Nan Palmer Dell Hellyer Raymond Runnels Ben Ailem

Legislative Letter From Des Moines on Bills and Budgets

In Des Moines on February 11 1929 a writer comments that with over 400 bills before the General Assembly many serve special interests and die in committee as lawmakers balance new conditions with existing laws. He notes the governor’s budget director search, the cautious confirmations, and the newly organized state board of conservation seeking funds to advance banking and development projects.

G. L. Caswell Des Moines Acta General Assembly House Senate Hammill State Board of Conservation E. G. Suundera Emmeteburg Mabel Volland Iowa City Armatrong Fort Dodge Byron W. Newberry Strawberry Point Henry Franks’el J. G. Wyth Cedar Conservation Board

Hamilton Dies at Goodland Kansas

Moravia reports the death of C. Hamilton at his son’s home in Goodland Kansas on Tuesday evening while visiting. He was brother to F. J Hamilton and Mrs Elmira Palmier of this city. Hamilton was well known to older residents here, having lived nearby years ago before moving to Kansas and then Beggs Oklahoma, his home at time of death.

Moravia C. €. Hamilton Goodland Kana F. Jp Hamilton Elmira Palmier Hamilton Kansas Beggs, Okla

Infant Eugene Cousins Dies at Two Months in Moravia

Eugene Wesley Cousins infant son of Fred and Marie Cousins was born November 16 1928 and died February 9 1929 at the Moravia home aged two months and twenty four days Funeral services were held at 2 p m Monday FebruaryLith Rev D W Thompson officiating. Interment was in Moravia cemetery.

Eugene Wesley Cousins Fred Marie Cousins Moravia D. W. Thompson

1928 Iowa crop yields show increased value

The 1928 Iowa crop yields boosted total value to $569,616,000, just about $2,000,000 shy of the 1920 peak. December 1 estimates put corn at 476,013,000 bushels, the second highest on record. Hay fell 19 percent from 1927, burley rose 80 percent, and overall value rose 8.8 percent to $46,449,000. Forest Wakefield of Huxley was weekend victor at his mother’s home.

Weather and Crop Bureau Iowa Department of Agriculture Iowa Forrest Wakefield Huxley Mabel Wakefield

Moravia High School Hosts Two Preliminary Home Declamatory Contests

Twenty three entrants compete in the Home Declamatory Contest cycle to select Moravia High School’s representatives for the State Preliminary Contest at Udell. Two preliminary evenings, Thursday and Friday, precede the final next Tuesday, with 10, 20, and 25 cent admissions and season tickets offered.

Moravia Udell

Halden Speaks at Ft Madison on National Defense

The Ft Madison Democrat reports Berry Halden addressed a large assembly of American Legion members and civic clubs in Ft Madison. He praised his speaking ability and discussed The American Legion's Program of National Defense. He stated that war profits must be removed before wars end, a view shared by many World War veterans.

Ft. Madison

Card of Thanks for Iby Departed

Card of Thanks expresses appreciation to neighbors and friends for kindness and help during and after the death of father Iby. Names listed include Mrs Ethel Van Durin Milu Selby and Mie Brack Winslet. Visitors were in Idaho visiting relatives over the weekend.

Iby Ethel van Durin Milu Selby Mie Brack Winslet Rome Twin Mulls Idaho

World's Day of Prayer Service Set at Local Church

Next Friday at 2 p.m. the missionary societies of the community plan the World's Day of Prayer in the Christian Church. Everyone is invited to attend this service. Mrs. E. J. Thompson is the chairman.

M Missionary Societies E. J. Thompson

Thank Offering Service Postponed To Later Date

The Thank Offering service announced in the M E Church notes for next Sunday morning has been postponed until a later date.

M. E

Former Moravia Girl Passes Bar Examination

From the Evening Star, Miss Al Smith formerly of Moravia has passed the district bar examination taken last December. Of 289 examinees, 193 passed and 9 were women. Expected early March admission to practice. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Smith, former Moravia Union publishers, educated in Moravia High, civil service, and George Washington University. Ladies urged to bring boxes for two to the Legion Auxiliary Box Supper on Friday evening February 22.

Evening Star Washington, D.C al Smith Moravia Misa Smith A. G. Smith Moravia Union Moravia High School Washington, D. C Washington George Washington University

Death of Former Shenandoah Resident John Dunnegan

The death of John J. Dunnegan at Shenandoah occurred last Thursday, with services held Sunday at the M E Church. He was 67, head of Dunnegan Construction, and left a widow and a married daughter. Henry Field spoke of him as a businessman and friend, recalling his North Carolina boyhood and time with the Irwin cousins.

John J. Dunnegan Shenandoah Henry Field Mr. Dunnegan Irwin Boys North Carolina Mr. Field Ottumwas L. R. Hiatt Neta McDanel Dwight Powell W. H. Powell Ed Purvis Levi Caulsen M. E. McDanes Centerville Hixon

Banks Watts Couple Wed In Centerville Parsonage

Miss Julia Fern Banks of Centerville wed Mr Henry Bruce Watts of Moravia at the M E parsonage in Centerville with Rev H B Scales officiating. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Merle Rockwell and Mrs Watts is Elizabeth Banks daughter and Centerville High School graduate. The couple will live on a farm south of Centerville after visiting Des Moines before settling March 1. Moravia guests included H E Watts, Earl Braty family, C E Tyrrel and children Margaret Lois.

Julia Fern Banks Centerville Henry Bruce Watts Moravia M. E. Parsonage H. B. Scales Merle Rockwell Watts i Elizabeth Banks Rosenbaum Clothing Watts Henry Watts Moravia High School Des Moines Moravia Union

Smith-Giltner Couple Wed in Albia Parsonage

Miss Darla B. Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs I J Smith east of Moravia and Mr William M Giltner of Albia united in marriage at the Christian parsonage in Albia on Tuesday February 5 with Rev Orval Morgan officiating. They later hosted a noon dinner with both families and then traveled to Davenport Waterloo Des Moines and Chariton for visits. Both graduates of Albia High School. They will live on the I J Smith farm east of Moravia after March.

Darla B. Smith I. J. Smith East of Moravia William M. Giltner Albbia Te Christian Parsonage Albia Orval Morgan Davenport Waterloo Des Moines Chariton Albia High School Giltner Here

Luncheon By American Legion Auxiliary Delights Guests

Mrs Goeldner entertained twelve guests at a February Thursday evening dimmer event. A three course dinner featured the Valentina idea with favors and utcupa. Guests included Ellen Dahl Ruth Waugh Beulah Griffin Blanche Jennings Esther Kuyper Mildred Tarr Alma Keemer Rubye Winsler and Mes James Stanfield Geo Winsler A G Broshar Chester Broshar.

Mr. Goeldner Valentina Ellen Dahl Ruth Waugh Beulah Griffin Blanche Jennings Esther Kuyper Mildred Tarr Alma Keemer Rubye Winsler James Stanfield Geo. Winsler A. G. Broshar

Kensington ladies husbands entertain at Legion Home dinner

The husbands of the Kensington ladies entertained at an eight o'clock dinner at the Legion Home last Thursday evening. The two course meal was served by the Legion Auxiliary. Pink candles and carnations decorated the table as favors. The Indies voted the mion as royal entertainers while Mrs A G Broshar hosted a Sunday dinner for her mother Mrs H Pabst and her twin sister Miss Minnie Hicks. The 20th Century Club met at Mrs O J Fit's home Tuesday afternoon for a delightful afternoon.

Kensington Legion Home Legion Auxiliary A. G. Broshar H. Pabst Minnie Hicks O. J. Fit

Expressions of thanks for kindness during illness and death

The Jones family thank neighbors and friends for support during illness and death of J. W. Jones. DuVall and family, B. OH, and Rev. D. W. Thompson will attend the Educational Convention of the U. B. Church in Albin on Monday and were invited to participate in the program.

J. W. Jones FL. DuVall B. OH. Jones D. Wo ‘Phompson Albin U. B. Church Sindee

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Vs. & Conquera Russell Russell High Mason Cullera McDanel Jordan Hawk Brothar Slavin Morgan Hedrick Giants Heatrick Moravia Boys Cullers Fletcher Broshar Slavit Darman Hiteman Moravia Lada Hoeys Hst Focal Lagle Mavon Dudley VanZante Swaim Morgan, Hawk, Fletcher, Smith Iconium State Capitol Goodland, Kansas Halden Madison Ee Hiattsville Keith Rose Baby W. A. Rose Jef John Chambers Gerald Hun’ter VP. Chambers H. E. Witts Son State Juhi Thomas Thomas Banks—Watts
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