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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1960

Page

4

Moravia Girls Win Opener In Sectional Tourney

Moravia defeated Russell 51 to 41 in Seymour to open the sectional tournament led by Rouse with 23 points and Taylor with 22 Van Dorin added 6 as the Mohawkettes advance to face Seymour in the second round The top bracket features Cambria Corydon against Blakesburg after Cambria Corydon and Blakesburg won their first round games.

Moravia Seymour Russell Rouse Taylor van Dorin Mohawkettes Cincinnati Cambria Blakesburg Cambria-Corydon Allerton Moulton

Mary Thompson Weds Gary Salter in Ottumwa Church

Mary Evelyn Thompson daughter of Leo Thompson and the late Mary Burns Thompson married Gary Earl Salter son of Mr and Mrs Earl Salter at Ward Street Gospel Hall in Ottumwa. The double ring ceremony was at 2 pm with Rev A O Smith officiating. A reception followed and the couple will reside in Ottumwa. Deborah Kelley and Karen Burns assisted with gifts and Deborah Kelley was a flower girl.

Mary Evelyn Thompson Leo Thompson Ottumwa Mary Burns Thompson Gary Earl Salter Earl Salter Ward Street Gospel Hall A. O. Smith Herschel Kelley Unionville Karen Burns Deborah Kelley

Albertson to Remington Rand School in Des Moines

Dick Albertson has entered the Remington Rand sales and service school at Des Moines for special training as a company employee. He will start March 1. He resigned from Turner & Son after a little over a year following his return from Navy service.

Dick Albertson Remington-Rand Des Moines Turner & Son Navy

Former Students Named to Honor Roll at Des Moines College

Janice Mosley and Janet Phillips, former MHS students, named to honor roll at 4.1.B., Des Moines, per school president Keith Fenter. Janice is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrey Mosley. Janet of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips. Jim Gillaspie, another MHS alumnus, scored well above the national average on an accounting achievement test at AB, parent couple listed as Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gillaspie.

Janice Mosley Janet Phillips MHS Des Moines Keith Fenter Janice Andrey Mosley Janet Harry Phillips Jim Gillaspie Russell Gillaspie

Thankful note from Sam Weston in Bonner Springs

Sam Weston of Bonner Springs Kansas expresses gratitude for cards, visits, and support during his illness in a Kansas City hospital. He thanks friends and relatives for their cheerful thoughts and kind messages.

Kansas City Sam Weston Bonner Springs Kan

Golden Anniversary for Wm Norton and Family

William and Mrs. Norton celebrate a golden wedding on Sunday February 21 at their Moravia area home with open house from 2 to 4 PM. They wed February 20 1910 at the Pennington home in Douglas township near Centerville. They have two sons Glenn Norton Ottumwa and Woodrow Norton Drakesville and three daughters Mable Lyedt Moline Ill Edd Points near Albia and Dara Rogers Holland. The couple has 16 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

William Norton Moravia Farrie Pennington Lute Pennington Douglas Township Centerville Glenn Norton Ottumwa Woodrow Norton Drakesville Walt Mable) Lyedt Moline, Ill Edd Delia Mae) Points Near Albia Clifford Dara) Rogers Holland Donnie Henry Billy Charley Carolyn Betty Jane Norton Bonnie Swanson Connie Steel Mary Susie Connie Charles Rogers Mary Ann Franzen Linda Judy Points

Welch-Long Vows Exchanged Sunday

Miss LaRue Welch daughter of Mrs. John Kozeliski of Centerville and Larry Long son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Long were married Sunday afternoon February 14 at 1 p.m. at the home of his parents with Rev Weldon White nack performing the single ring ceremony. Attendants were Mrs. Glen Doud and Jack Long. A reception followed as guests from Moline Centerville and Moravia attended. Larry Long a Moravia High School graduate and the bride a Centerville High School alumna work at Ben Franklin in Moline and will reside at 510 Brady Street Davenport.

LaRue Welch John Kozeliski Centerville Larry Long Bill Long Weldon Whitenack Methodist Church Glen Doud Moline Jack Long Moravia

Christopher Arnold Seriously Injured In Mop Handle Accident

Christopher Arnold four years old, son of Philip Arnold formerly of Moravia, was hospitalized at University Hospitals Iowa City for mouth and throat injuries after a mop handle riding horse incident. The handle struck his lower lip then the soft palate and left tonsil, perforating the soft palate and tearing tonsils. He underwent surgery, received stitches, and remained in hospital until Saturday morning, now recovering at home.

Christopher Arnold Phyilip Arnold Moravia University Hospitals Iowa City Chris Ele

Women’s Society of World Service Meets at Zell Callen Home

The EUB church Women’s Society held a Friday evening meeting at Mrs. Zell Callen’s home. Lesson leader Mrs. Carl Tisue presented A Shore Leave in Sierra Leone. Twelve active members and two guests attended. World Service day Feb 14 and World Day of Prayer Mar 4 were announced. 14 members participated and offerings were led by Mrs. E G Hawk.

Women's Society of World Service EUB Zell Callen Carl Tisue Sierra Leone F. A. Richardson Mabel Coulson Ira Boyer Charles Coffin Wendell Murdy Grant Tadlock Albert Veach Almont Main Burdette Ward E. G. Hawk Africa Sahara E.U.B Albia

Intermediate MLY.F. Valentine Party Held at Church

The intermediate MY.F. of the Methodist church gathered Saturday evening in the church parlors for a Valentine party with games led by Sandra Whitehead and Donna Rae Osrd. Refreshments were served by Connie Walter and Donna Tomlin. Attendees included Marie Van Dorin, Connie Walter, Marcia Walter, Donna Rae Oard, Donna Tomlin, Sandra Whitehead, and Marjorie French. Deborah Van Dorin and Mary Kay Spencer could not attend due to illness. Blanche Harshfield and Wayne Harshfield of Oteumwa visited Mrs. Ira Boyer and Mr. Boyer on Sunday.

My.f God Sandra Whitehead Donna Rae Osrd Connie Walter Donna Tomlin Marie van Dorin Marcia Walter Donna Rae Oard Marjorie French Deborah van Dorin Mary Kay Spencer

Dial conversion delayed to March 3 in Moravia

Iowa Illinois and Soap Creek Telephone Company officials visited Moravia to explain equipment shortages push back the dial conversion. The change over date is now set for March 3, with residents urged to prepare for the new dialing system.

Iowa-Illinois and Soap Creek Telephone Company Moravia

Van Dorins celebrate golden wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. VanDorin observed their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at the EUB church dining rooms Sunday February 14 attended by 117 relatives and friends. Gifts, a four tier cake, and family attendance highlighted the event along with mentions of eight of Mr. VanDorin’s siblings and the couple’s two sons.

J. T. VanDorin EUB Sylvan VanDorin Kenneth Free Lowell VanDorin Leo VanDorin Marie VanDorin Elaine Free E. G. Hawk Ray McCloud Harry Woodward Pearl Swaim Amy Lockman J. C. Lockman Melissa Felton Humeston

Card of Thanks for 50th Wedding Anniversary

We thank relatives and friends for kind deeds gifts and congratulation cards on our 50th anniversary.

J. T. VanDorin

Centerville residents mark long wedding anniversary

Local notes recount Centerville celebrations and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Main observe their 55th wedding anniversary with relatives gathered. Families including McClouds Woodwards and Hiatts attend a birthday dinner for Emery Hiatt. Virginia and Vess Hiatt hosts noted. Mrs. Stella Sears cared for at Luce Nursing Home. Continuous references to area residents and hospital visits.

Ray McCloud Harry Woodward Donald McCloud Gary Harvey Main Centerville R. R. Pennington Davis County Hospital Emery Hiatt Hiatts George Turner Jim G. Turner Gary Perry Jim Turner Dan Schenz Rachel Hart Monroe County Albia Lloyd Sears Cherry Valley Kenneth O'Conner Stella Sears Luce Richard Tubaugh Janiece Winterhaven Florida Charles Argo Central College Pella Guy Argo James Wilson Monroe County Hospital Zoe Callen Vess Hiatt Claire Robinson Ottumwa Ralph Robinson

Nazarene Church Services and Leaders Schedule

The Church of the Nazarene led by Rev H LaVern Smith with Frank Woodward as Sunday School Superintendent offers Sunday school at 10:00 am and 11:00 am worship. Evening evangelistic service at 7:45 pm and midweek prayer meeting at 7:30 pm with NY P S and junior service at 7:45 pm.

Church of the Nazarene H. LaVern Smith Frank Woodward Ny.p.s

One Fellowship in Christ at Evangelical United Brethren Church

Rev F A Richardson leads Sunday 10:00 Sunday School for all ages and 11:00 Morning Worship with the sermon One Fellowship in Christ. 7:30 p.m. Fellowship Groups worship The Way. Wednesday 7:00 Bible study and prayer. Thought for the week extols humility as quiet heart rest amid trouble.

Evangelical United Brethren Church F. A. Richardson Carl VanZante Fellowship In Christ

First Christian Church Activities Summary

Donald Plum pastor presides at 10:00 a.m. Sunday school and 11:00 a.m. Communion. Ladies Aid plans a quilting session at Mrs. C. D. DuVall's on Wednesday afternoon. C.W.S. gathers with Mrs. Melissa Felton on Thursday afternoon February 18.

First Christian Church Donald Plum Birdie Main Ladies Aid C. D. DuVall C.W.S Melissa Felton

Grace Methodist Church Services and Events

Grace Methodist Church programs list morning worship at 9 and 11 with sermons The Body of Christ and Sunday school at 10 Wesley Chapel hosts morning worship at 10 10 10 School of Missions and W S C S meeting at Mrs Daniels February 25th plus Methodist Youth Fellowship Moravia hosts Sunday school at 11 sermon The Body of Christ Youth events and choir practice February 25th Men meet February 26 with a smorgasbord meal

Grace Methodist Church Weldon Whitenack Fairvieaw Lee Benz Body of Christ School of Missions Wesley Chapel Greg Lindley School of Missions For the Circuit W.S.C.S Kenneth Daniels Methodist Youth Fellowship Moravia Delmar Dowd Nancy Turner Smorgasbord

Iconium Methodist Church Service and Events

Glen Lochhead and Russell Brown announce worship at 9:00 a.m. and Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 6:06 p.m. Cincinnati M.Y.F. guests. Board meeting Sunday evening at 7:06. Supper and farewell for departing families at 6:30 p.m. Monday February 22 with missionary pictures program.

Iconium Methodist Church Glen Lochhead Russell Brown Cincinnati M.Y

Cribbage Tournament at Centerville Friday

All American Legion members are invited to the cribbage tournament at Centerville Legion home on Friday evening February 19th.

Centerville American Legion Centerville Legion

Thanks for Cards Sent During Hospital Stay

Janice Brown along with Mr and Mrs Jack Long and daughter Vanessa attended the funeral of Ira Cox held Monday at the Miller Wehble funeral chapel in Centerville.

Albia Janice Brown Jack Long Vanessa Ira Cox Miller-Wehble Funeral Chapel Centerville

Wesleyan honors former Moravian with Merit Award

Three Wesleyan graduates will receive the annual Merit Award chosen by alumnae. Elizabeth Bragg Anderson of Tennessee Dale Caris formerly of Moravia and William G. Lodwick agricultural attache in Spain will be honored at Founders Day at 3 p.m. in the Chapel with a reception to follow at the John Wesley Holland Student Union. The public may attend. Caris, a 1931 Wesleyan graduate, is noted as a campus leader and tennis champion and has built a career in teaching music and directing bands.

Wesleyan Elizabeth Bragg Anderson Tenn Dale Caris Moravia William G. Lodwick Spain Iowa Wesleyan John Wesley Holland Student Union Caris Henry County Town Bandmasters Association Sioux City

John Ullem 94 Services Sunday in Iowa Burial

John Josiah Ullem 94 born May 18 1865 in Appanoose County died February 10 1960 in Monroe County hospital aged 94 years 8 months 23 days He married Adelia Turner in 1899 and had two daughters A nephew Arthur Donovan and niece Bessie Donovan lived with the family He farmed in Appanoose and Monroe counties and served as county supervisor and school treasurer He is survived by two daughters seven grandchildren twelve great grandchildren one great great grandchild and many nieces and nephews Funeral services were held Sunday February 14 at Turner funeral home with Rev Weldon Whitenack officiating Interment at Haines Cemetery

John Josiah Ullem Phoebe Cook John Ullem Appanoose County Monroe County Hospital Adelia Filena Turner Ullems Arthur Donovan Corvallis Oregon Bessie Donovan John Appanoose Monroe Mon-roe Fairlie Hunt Baraboo Wis Pearl Palmer Washington, Iowa Turner Funeral Home Weldon Whitenack Haines Cemetery

Legion and Auxiliary Supper Party At Legion Home

American Legion and auxiliary held a cooperative supper and party at the Legion home on Tuesday. A joint meeting followed with Mrs. Lester Brain presiding. The program featured a patriots talk on Lincoln and Washington, a flag etiquette quiz, and various games. Nylon Rose was sent to the Knoxville Veterans hospital. March 15 will include new member initiations led by county president Nana Mikels.

American Legion and Auxiliary Legion Home Lester Brain Harley Tisue Americanism Patriots Lincoln Washington Curtis Burton Gerald Morban Tisue Howard Smith Frank Lathen Andrew Mosley Nylon Rose Veterans Hospital Knoxville Brain Nana Mikels Moulton

Thanks for the cards and flowers after hospital stay

A reader expresses gratitude for the numerous cards letters and flowers received during a hospital stay and after returning home. Special thanks are extended to the Fairview Methodist Sunday School for the potted plant presented to Mrs. Opal Kaster.

Fairview

Thank You to Friends for Kind Gestures During Illness

Mrs. Jay Argo expresses deep gratitude to friends who sent cards gifts flowers and visited during hospitalization. She says all gestures were very much appreciated and thanks them for their support during the illness.

Jay Argo

Wilson Named To Farmer Award

Joe N. Wilson of Unionville Iowa was named outstanding older farmer by the Centerville Lions Club at a Monday meeting on February 15. The award, for farmers 36 and older, cites his progress in agriculture soil and water conservation and community service. Wilson, born in Unionville, is married to Geraldine Harrington, with four children, farming 260 acres, and has built ponds terraces and limed fertilized fields. He and his wife have supported Extension Service Farm and Home programs, church leadership, 4-H, and county cooperative work while Wilson recently announced a candidacy for political office.

Centerville Lion’s Club Joe N. Wilson Unionville Towa Chamber of Commerce The Lion's Club Wilson Mr. Wilson Geraldine Harrington Extension Service Methodist Church At Three County Cooperative Masonic Lodge Farm Bureau Couinty Action

Laura Robb 92 Local obituary in Unionville

Laura Robb 92 of Unionville died Monday at 3 00 am in Golden Age Nursing home Centerville born August 15 1867 in Appanoose county daughter of James and Mariah Hopkins she married Columbus Robb who died in 1904 survived by two sons Clint Robb Seymour Clarence Robb Des Moines a daughter Lavona Lockman Moravia 21 grandchildren and a brother Frank Hopkins Unionville predeceased by a daughter Alice Ellison and a son Lester Clay Robb two sisters and five brothers Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 00 pm at the Unionville Methodist church with Rev Banks Doggett officiating burial in Taylor Cemetery east of Unionville

Laura Bell Robb Unionville Golden Age Centerville Appanoose County James Mariah Stiles Hopkins Columbus Robb Clint Robb Seymour Clarence Robb Des Moines Lavona Lockman Moravia Frank Hopkins Alice Ellison Lester Clay Robb Methodist Church Banks Doggett Taylor Cemetery

Johnson to go to Iceland assignment

TSgt Robert D B Johnson supply sergeant of the 201Sth AACS Squadron Otis Air Force Base Falmouth Massachusetts son of Mr and Mrs Freeman Johnson of Moravia will leave Feb 21 from Cape Cod for a year's assignment in Iceland The sergeant a career airman with more than twelve years service has already completed one overseas tour of over three and a half years in Japan

Tsgt Robert DB. Johnson 201Sth Aacs Otis Air Force Base Falmouth Massachusetts Mes Freeman Johnson Moravia Cape Cod Ieeland Japan

Also Mentioned on This Page

B.B Mary Thompson Gary Salter ALB Wm. Nortons Mrs. Norton Welch Zell. Callen Intermediate Mly.f Valentine Party Blanche Harshfield Wayne Harshfield Oteumwa Mr. Boyer T. van Dorins Wesleyan TG Moravian Legion and Auxiliary Mrs. Opal Kaster Farmer Laura Robb Johnson Iceland
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