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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1952

Page

4

Moravia Cage Teams Sweep At Attica On Local Floor

Moravia high school girls and boys both defeated Attica on their home court Friday. Mohawkettes won 53 to 35 with Nellie DuVall 19 and Joyce Hiatt 15 leading scoring, while the Mohawks led 49 to 32 as East er and Woodward top scorers. Earlier, Moravia girls beat Corydon 45 to 40. Nellie DuVall 22 and Joyce Martin 24 paced the varsity win. Geraldine Vance starred in defense and a humorous moment amused fans when she mishandled a Corydon pass.

Moravia High School Attica Moravia Nellie DuVall Joyce Hiatt Joyce Martin Kathryn McDanell Mitzi Sawvel Martin Broshat Kelley Ivan Helton Geraldine Vance Wayne Wolf Donald Dicks Dean Kaster Lyle Morin George Woodward Eastér Lyle Morris MHS Corydon Wanda Jordan Lilly Belle Schaffner Tassell Carole Broshar Eres Mocemie Kathryn McDanel Fern Kelley She Algo

Attica Hosts Split Night Basketball With Moravia Teams

Attica and Moravia girls clash as Attica tops Moravia by a narrow field goal margin and Moravia’s Joyce Hiatt pours in 22. Attica's free throws add 16 points while combining for 15 Moravia points. Mohawks struggle from 29 percent first half to 16 percent second half as Moravia's Easter leads with 21. In boys action the Mohawks trail 4-13 early, rally to 28-35 by third, before Attica secures the win as Moravia players Wolf and Dicks contribute. Refereeing by Dwain Horn proves singular with personalized calls.

Attica Girls Mohawkettes Moravia Attica Joyce Hiatt McDane DuVall Martin Kelley Vance Broshar Jordan Cochran Paxaton Sawver Joyce Brain Mohawks Attica Boys MHL Easter W. Wolf Woodward Weak Morris L. Wolf Ferd Dwain Horn

T. C. Club Party at Callen Home

The E. T. C. club party was held Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Zell Callen with neighbors hosting. Rook was played and prizes were won by Mrs. Howard Carson and Fred Hammond. Refreshments included hot chicken sandwiches gelatin salad Valentine candies and coffee.

E. T. C. Club Zell Callen Lester Smith Leonard Palmer Abaleing Rook Howard Carson Fred Hammond

Boy In Service Sergeant Notification to Rinehart Family

Mr and Mrs Bert Rinehart report a letter confirming their son George J Rinehart has attained sergeant during service His address lists Sgt George J Rinehart US 55015824 Leadership Co SCRTC Camp Gordon Ga

Bert Rinehart Sgt George J. Rinehart U.S SCRTC Camp Gordon, Ga

F M Society Holds All Day Nazarene Meeting

Members of the W F M Society of the Church of the Nazarene gathered at the Nazarene parsonage for an all day meeting and lesson study. Women quilted for hostess Mrs Glen Cantrell and after a cooperative dinner the lesson was conducted by Mrs Forres Mainon. Devotions by G Wood. Alabaster boxes were opened with funds to be used for mission work.

W. F. M. Society of the Church of the Nazarene Nazarene Glen Cantrell Forres

Sunshine Club Meeting With Nellie Gladfelder

The Sunshine club met with Jess and Nellie Gladfelder on Wednesday February 6. Quilting blocks formed the day’s work and a delicious cooperative meal was served at noon. Seven members attended and prizes were awarded to Bissie Gladfelder Celia McDanel Imogene Tistle Jessie Potts and Verglie Boyer. Lucille received her mystery pal gift. Guests included Dorothy Perry Vergie Boyer Mr and Mrs Horton Potts Clyde and Kenneth Gladfelder Harley Tittle Lyndon McDanel and Ray Harrison.

Sunshine Club Jess Nellie Gladfelder Bissie Gladfelder Celia McDanel Imogene Tistle Jessie Potts Verglie Boyer Lucille Dorothy Perry Vergie Boyer Horton Potts Clyde Kenneth Gladfelder Harley Tistle Lyndon McDanel Ray Harrison

Band Mothers Club Met Wednesday At School

The Band Mothers club met Wednesday afternoon in the school music room with Mrs Art Fox in charge of the business session. Afterward the group repaired and sorted the band music. The committee Mrs Frank Wilson Mrs Cecil Coulson and Mrs Forrest Main served cupcakes valentine candies and cocoa.

Band Mothers Club Art Fox Mosie Frank Wilson Cecil Coulson Forrest Main

Twentieth Century Club Meets With Mrs Halden

Mrs J W Halden hosted a Tuesday afternoon Twentieth Century club gathering with roll call on current events. Mrs Ira Robb and Mrs Emery Hiatt presented articles on two presidents, offering engaging insights to the members.

J. W. Halden Twentieth Century Club Roll Call Ira Robb Emery Hiatt

Walter Gideon Injured in Elevator Accident Near Confidence

Farmer Walter Gideon of Confidence region sustained serious injuries Friday after his left arm was caught in a corn elevator. His arm broke in three places below the elbow and the elbow was displaced. He also suffered a deep head cut and is hospitalized at St. Joseph in Centerville.

Walter Gideon St. Joseph Hospital Centerville

John Murdy Injured During School Play Incident

John Murdy sustained a head injury during a school play with a slight concussion after a fall. He was absent last week but returned to school Monday.

John Murdy Johnny Missy Mas Wenderley Mene Fell Sae Wedneday

Taylor Farm Bureau meeting reviews membership drive progress

Taylor Township Farm Bureau held a meeting at Moravia community building to hear reports on the membership drive. Eight members were needed to meet the quota. three new signups were announced, leaving two or three to go. Howard Harper reported four townships have met goals and Douglas needs one more. Communities over the top include Chariton Johns Independence Vermillion. Kenneth Condra outlined a 4-H boys school on tractor maintenance with local sponsors Veach Implement and Bivin and Robb. L N Carter described PMA approved practices. A travel film Wings to Cuba and the Caribbean was shown by Harold Cartright. About 50 people attended. next refreshments committee members named.

Taylor Township Farm Bureau Moravia Russell Burns Taylor Township Guy Argo Howard Harper Douglas Chariton Johns Independence Vermillion Kenneth Condra Veach Implement Company Bivin and Robb Implement Company Ernest Hiatt L. N. Carter PMA Cuba Harold Cartright Ernest Hlatt

Local FFA Boys Observe National FFA Week

The National FFA marks its 24th anniversary with 370000 members nationwide and about 1084 in Iowa. Iowa shows growth with 225 new members in the past year, 234 vocational ag departments, 201 chartered chapters, and roughly 8000 students enrolled. Local members will honor the occasion with an agricultural display at the Union newspaper office window.

Iowa Virginia Tennesse Oklahoma New Jersey Arkansas North Carolina South Carolina Wyoming Ohio Union

Birthday surprise for Miss Parker in Ottumwa

A birthday surprise was held for Miss Wilma Parker of Ottumwa at the Bible study rooms near the theatre building. Two cakes were baked by Mrs. Wm Spencer and Mrs. Lloyd Callen, with fruit salad, cake, and hot coffee. Gifts were given amid a gathering including Evangelist Dewey Lark and many others.

Wilma Parker Ottumwa Miss Parker Evangelist Dewey Lark Wm. Spencer Lloyd Callen David Eugene Evelyn Larry LeRoy Dewey Lark Shirley Sharon Barbara Cockhan Harry McCrory Francis

Legion to stage Crazy Daze home talent show

Moravian American Legion Post announces a two night home talent show Crazy Daze at the school gymnasium on March 20 and 21. Directed by a trained director from United Productions of Kansas City Missouri, the cast features local men in feminine attire for a humorous performance.

Moravian American Legion Post Max McDonough

Shanghai Club Meets With Mrs Rinehart

Shanghai club met Wednesday February 6 with Mrs Hazel Rinehart. Quilting was the work for the day and a cooperative dinner was served at noon. Bertha Overturf received the prize for a guess and club members packed candy boxes for armed forces. Next meeting set for February 20 with Barbara Allen.

Shanghai Hazel Rinehart Bertha Overturf Marie Cole Marlene Iole Christy Esther Perry Susan Barbara Allen Sceal Scott Margaret Hayes Hooskers Bert Frank Bew Gerald Rinehart Clarence Scott Glen Overturf Vinton Lundy Bernard Hayes Doyle Christy Mark Allen Raymond Perry

Girls Missionary Guild Meets at Maxine Firhins Home

The Evangelical United Brethren church group conducted a Monday meeting at Maxine Firhins home with Miss Firking presenting the lesson Christ Calla To Make A Better World. Viola Hammond led the session and Carole Broshar sang a solo as Miss Hammond, president, handled business and planned next steps with counselors Miss Mabel Coulson and Mrs Em ery Hiatt.

Girls Missionary Guild The Evangelical United Brethren Church Maxine Calla Miss Firking Viola Hammond Carole Broshar Miss Hammond Mabel Coulson Mra Emery Hiatt

Mrs Louie Schaffner Honored At School Birthday Party

A surprise birthday celebration for Mrs. Louie V. Schaffner was staged by Midwest School of Evangelism students at the boys dormitory. Attending were Eugene McCrory and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Spencer and Larry and LeRoy.

Louie V. Schaffner Midwest School of Evangelism Gies Eugene McCrory Spencer Larry LeRoy

Funeral services held for Richard Peek at Mystic Methodist

Richard Peek aged 69 died after a gun he carried accidentally discharged while he climbed a fence. Services were Monday at Mystic Methodist Church with Rev. M. R. Gonzales officiating. Attending were My. and Mrs. Chris Bogart, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Hiner, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kincade and Francis Kincade.

Chris Bogart Pearl Hiner Ernest Kincade Francis Kincade Richard Peek Mystic Methodist Church M. R. Gonzales Peek

Booster Club Dinner Friday At E U B Church Moravia

The Moravia Booster club meets at the E U B church basement with a February dinner served by church ladies. Menu includes baked chicken dressing noodles whipped potatoes green beans Harvard beets spring salad radishes hot rolls butter jam cherry pie and coffee. New dues plan funds monthly dinners to aid planning. Membership chair invites locals to join. John Wilson will show films during the program.

Moravia Booster Club Ladies of the Church Harvard Moravia John Wilson IIT

Rites Held Sunday for Grace Dodd at North English

Grace Aurora Dodd Thomas, born Sept 5 1876 near Moravia, died Feb 8. She married Omer L. Thomas in 1901 and left two sons Dr Hoyt Thomas and Roy D Thomas. Survived by siblings J L Dodd Earl Dodd Ray Dodd Luke W Dodd and sisters Mrs Kevin Callen Mrs oc D Ensley Mrs R R Pennington. Funeral at Methodist church with relatives attending.

Grace Aurora Dodd Frank. M Louisa Jd Moravia Omer L. Thomas Hoyt Thomas Cedar Rapids Roy D. Thomas Pasadena Calif Methodist Church Women’s Society of Cirlation Service Thomas J. L. Dood Earl Ray Dodd Ooth Lincoln Neb Luke W. Dodd Sturgeon Kevin Callen Ogalala Oc. D. Ensley Helena Mont R. R. Pennington

Clover Leaf Club Meeting at Moores on February 6

The Clover Leaf club met with Mabel Moore on a Wednesday for a day of sewing rugs. A delicious dinner accompanied the gathering. Attendees included Mildred and Vandile Tarbell, Mancel and Mildred Tarbell, Fern and Gertrude Penfield, Vera and Elbert Moore, Verna McAninch, Mary and Reece Lockwood, Martha Massman, Helen and Pat Printy, Nona Dicks, Edith and Gilbert Callen, Phyllis and Paul Dicks, Pearl Free, Verda Argo, Linda Polson, Mabel Hammond, Addie Sheldon, DeWayne and Charlea Moore, and the hostess. Afternoon games crowned Mabel Hammond as winner of the tuber. Next meeting set with Helen Printy on February 20.

Clover Leaf Club Mabel Moore Mildred Vandile Tarbell Mancel John Tarbell Fern Gertrude Penfield Vera Elbert Moore Verna McAninch Mary Reece Lockwood Martha Massman Helen Pat Printy Nona Dicks Edith Gilbert Callen Phyllis Paul Dicks Pearl Free Verda Argo Linda Polson Mabel Hammond Addie Sheldon DeWayne Charlea Moore Helen Printy

Grace Methodist church sponsors missionary party

The W SCS of Grace Methodist church hosted a Sunday afternoon party in the church parlors for Junior and Intermediate Sunday school groups. Mrs. Frank Wilson and Mrs. Raymond Ashby led the games and refreshments included dixie cups cookies and kool-aid for twenty two attending children.

W.S.C.S Grace Methodist Church Frank Wilson Raymond Ashby

VanZante Family Honors 40th Wedding Anniversary

Albia residents Mr and Mrs John VanZante celebrate forty years of marriage with a family gathering at the VanZante farm hosted by their children Carl and Sam VanZante and seven grandchildren. Relatives from Pella Osceola and Eddyville attended the event. A white three tier cake with red roses and carnations accented the table as the couple wore matching corsages and boutonnieres.

Dick VanZante Will VanZante Gerritt Hasseluan Viola Charles VanZante Berths Pella Eva VanZante Oskweloosa D. A. VanZante Eddyville

Chariton Farmers Rally Against Duck Marsh Plan

Nearly 100 percent of Chariton-area farmers attended an Anti-Duck Marsh Association meeting at the California Schoolhouse to oppose a Rathbun dam related duck marsh. They pressed for facts on land loss and crop value, heard from engineer George Gutmann and E E Agans, and agreed to prepare data for a possible Conservation Commission hearing with no date set for the next gathering.

Chariton Henry Gillis California Gillis Rathbun Nftering Ray Harrison Harrison George Gutmann Soil Conservation Commission Ottumwa Gutmann Honey Creek Russell Lucas County E. E. Agans Charon Valley Electric Association Albia Mr. Agans The Conservation Commission

Moravia School Board Election Set for March 10

The Moravia school board election is scheduled for March 20 with nomination papers due February 29 by noon at the secretary’s office. Retiring director George Firkins, elected in 1949, leaves a seat. A treasurer for a two year term will also be elected. current treasurer is Mrs. McFatridge. Other board members include Curtis Tomlin, Wm. Woodward, M. H. Johnson, and Forrest Easter with terms to 1953 and 1954 respectively.

Moravia Schol George Firkins McFatridge Curtis Tomlin Wm. Woodward M. H. Johnson Forrest Easter

Women Society of World Service meets for February study

The Womens Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren church met Friday evening with Mrs U C Main for the February lesson on Christ Call to a Land of Opportunity. Mrs Charles Coffin led the lesson on Brazil from We Americans North and South.

Womens’ Society of World Service The Evangelical’ United Brethren Church U. O. Main Charles Coffin Brazil North South Otha Taylor Main Emery Hiatt-sangia Dusty Fred Hammond Alvin Donahoe la Paz Bolivia Misa Mabel Coulson Eleanor Miller E. G. Hawk Maude Coltrain Ira Boyer Mein Zell Callen Ted Campbell Evangel Nertucky

Rebekahs Donate To Needy Causes In Moravia Meeting

Moravia Rebekah lodge met at IOOF hall with Mrs. Lula Tillmont presiding. Donations were given to the educational foundation fund and the polio drive. Refreshments were provided by the Tillmont Pennington and Boblenz party. Entertainment was led by Mrs. Harold Hoffman.

Moravia Rebekah Lodge IOOF Lula Tillmont Noble Grand Raymond Charity Gretchen Ashby Harold Hudgens Educational Foundation Fund R. R. Pennington Herb Boblenz Harold Hoffman

Family Gathering Held at Mrs Flora Jones Card

Mr and Mrs Baird Neff and sons Clifton and Charles from Rockford Illinois visited Mrs Flora Jones and Mrs Edna Neff in Blakesburg. A Sunday dinner honored Dorin Wailes Ivan Wright Sincox VanDorin and others from Centerville Albia Ottumwa Des Moines and nearby towns.

Baird Neff Clifton Charles Rockford Ill Flora Jones Edna Neff Blakesburg Dorin Wailes Ivan Wright Centerville Irvin Sincox Claire Sincox LaVerna Tommy Jof Albia Kenneth Free Dale Elaine Rueben Faber Mary Jo J. T. VanDorin Leo VanDorin Linda Floyd McFall Jerry Mra Clarence Caster Ottumwa Hicks Pabat Des Moines Aes Edna 9Esburg Burton Margaret

Thanking Neighbors For Support At Excelsior Hospital

A reader expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for on cue letters and support received at Excelsior Hospital. The note thanks those who sent well wishes and cards during a hospital stay.

Excelsior

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T. C Callen F. M. Society 20Th Century Taylor Farm Bureau Moravia Hall FFA Legion Girls Guild Maxine Firhins Louie Schaffner STIO Booster Club E.U.B. Church Grace Moores Wednesday Missionary Party Rebekahs
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