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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1954

Page

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Moravia Girls Triumph Over Blakesburg in 77-44 Win

Moravia girls defeated Blakesburg 77 to 44 at Blakesburg Tuesday evening. Sawver and Martin led Moravia with 25 points each, Brain added 20, Judy Martin and Frances Ann Easter contributed in the fourth period. Blakesburg boys also fell 65-47 to Moravia in the nightcap. Paul Wilson scored 17, Bishop 13 for Blakesburg.

Moravia Blakesburg Tassel Air Sawver Martin Brain Judy Martin Frances Ann Easter McDanel Kelley Jolian Vance Sweeden Hiatt Strunk Helmick Hroshar Mohawks Paul Wilson Bishop McCord

Moravia Girls Set Sectional Play At Bussey

Moravia girls basketball enters sectional tournament play at Bussey on Monday evening February 1 facing Eddyville Bussey Knoxville Souilla among strong nearby teams. Boys tournament action spans two games each night at Trey end, with rest of schedule to follow through Tuesday and Friday leading to finals Saturday night at Moravia Centerville venue. Moravia boys will compete only at Centerville in the sectional.

Moravia Bussey Eddyville Knoxville Souilla Trey End Sym Centerville Appanoose-Davis Cincinnati Troy Mitzi Sawyer Kathryn McDanel DeLoris Hiatt Nancy Vance Rosalie Sneeden Wanda Jordan Betty Strunk Joyce Brain Judy Martin Carole Broghar Frances Ann Kaster Loretta Helmick Fern Kelley Joyce Martin Moravia Mohawkettes Mystic Pulaski Lovilia Rague Corydon

Flight Of The Stork Births In Plymouth And Cheyenne

Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams of Plymouth Indiana are parents to a son, Chris Alan, born December 20 1953, weighing 7 ½ pounds. Mrs Williams is Corita Cory a former Moravian and Mr Williams is a brother of Mrs Dwight Kincade. Mr and Mrs Paul Spencer report a daughter born January 1 to Mr and Mrs Jack Spencer of Cheyenne Wyoming. Deborah Ann the first baby born in Cheyenne that new year weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces and is the Spencers first grandchild.

Ralph Williams Plymouth Indiana Chrig Alan Paul Spencer Jack Spencer Cheyenne Wyo Deborah Ann Paul

Soldiers to return to U S from Germany in January

Army reports Cpl Pearlie E Boyer 22 stationed with 45th Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion in Germany will return to the United States next month. Arrived in Europe July 1952 and assigned to Battery A in Masserlautern. Also mentions Pfc Keith Woods at Camp Pickett eight months of service remaining, and Pvt Veril D Kaster leaving for Fort Sill after furlough. Lt Jack Broshar completed 122 day furlough and heads to Pensacola Fla. Hagerman ordered induction February 15.

Army Pearlie E. Boyer United States 45Th Germany Boyer Europe Batalion Masserlautern Fort Elias Keith Woods Camp Pickett Virginia 330Th Ord Jack Broshar Chester Breshar Pensacola Fis Cpl Broshar

Methodist Church announces weekend worship and events

Grace Methodist Church led by Pastor John Grenfell invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 am and morning worship at 11:00 am with a lesson on Methodist doctrines. An Evangelistic service at 7:30 pm features a Chicago Evangelistic Service gospel team. Friday connects Young Adult Fellowship at 7:30 pm hosted by Tad locks and Ron Woodward. Monday and midweek sessions set for January 13 include junior missionary and prayer Bible study.

Grace Methodist Church John Grenfell Karl Tuttle Chicago Tadlocks Ron Woodwards

Evangelical United Brethren Church Services Schedule

Rev Evan Stroud minister and Harold Mason church school superintendent announce Sunday School at 10 with classes for all ages. Mrs Blackman chorister. Bill Bishop pianist. Morning worship at 11. Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p m and church services at 7:20 p m.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Evan Stroud Harold Mason Blackman Bill Bishop Planiat

Nazarene Church Service Schedule

Rev. Ray Cox pastors the Church of the Nazarene with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Young People's 7:00 p.m. Evangelistic service 7:30 p.m. Wednesday missionary meeting at one and fasting at Levi Robinson.

Church of the Nazarene Ray Cox Andrew Maddison Young Peoples Levi Robinson

Rev W F T Evans Service Schedule

Rev W F T Evans ministers with Mrs Birdie Main overseeing. Sunday School at 10 a m and Communion and sermon at 11 a m. Ladies Aid meets each Wednesday afternoon.

W. F. T. Evans Birdie Main

Sermon on the New Year Contest at Methodist Union

A column notes the Rose Bowl broadcast and praises physical and mental training. It urges regular Sunday School and church attendance and cites Paul’s rule to exercise to keep a conscience clear toward God and man as the sermon subject.

Paul God

Local Merchant in Big Prize Contest

Turner and Son cooperates with Chittenden Eastman Company in Burlington as one of the Item of the Month merchants. Contest closes at midnight January 30 1954.

Turner & Son Chittenden& Eastman Company Burlington

Binion Falls at Nursing Home Accident

Mrs. John Kinion suffered a broken left leg between the hip and knee and a deep gash on her forehead requiring seven stitches after a fall at a nursing home. She was taken to Ottumwa Hospital for surgery and is recuperating as well as could be expected.

John Kinion

E T C Club Holds Watch Night Party

Mr and Mrs Harry DuVall and Mr and Mrs Leonard Palmer co hosted a Watch Night party at the DuVall home for E T C Icub members and their husbands. Rook was played at four tables with U O Main and Mrs Fred Hammond high scorers. The group sang songs to usher in the new year after a cooperative supper.

Harry DuVall Leonard Palmer DuVall E.T. C. Icub U. O. Main Fred Hammond

Watch Night Party and Officers Elected in Class Nine

The annual Watch Night party of Methodist church school Class Nine was held at the church with an oyster supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Mearl Walter and Mr and Mrs Ernie Caster. D E Bishop was elected teacher succeeding Harry Glick. Mrs Walter named assistant teacher. Officers retained: C A Turner president Ernie Caster vice president Mrs Anna Easter secretary Meart Walter treasurer. Guests included Rev and Mrs John Grenfell and relatives from Iron Mountain Michigan and Don Murray of University Park.

Methodist Church School Mearl Walter Ernie Caster D. E. Bishop Harry Glick Walter C. A. Turner Anna

Rook Party Held at Wess Hiatt Home

Mr Vess Hiatt entertained Wednesday night at a rook party with three tables playing. Mrs Theo Miller won high score for ladies and Howard Carson for men. Guest Une Vance of Des Moines attended. Refreshments included pressed chicken sandwiches pickles fruit cake with whipped cream and coffee.

Vess Hiatt Theo Miller Howard Carson Une Vance Des Moines

Murdy’s Sister Dies in California

W V Murdy learns of death of sister Mrs. Joe James in La Crescenta California. Former Tyne Murdy, she lived in Moulton for years and is survived by husband and foster daughter along with two brothers W V Murdy of Moravia and Clint Murdy of Centerville who is critically ill in St Josephs hospital. Funeral services were held Monday at La Crescenta.

W. V. Murdy Joe James la Crescenta Calif James Tyne Murdy Moulton Moravia Clint Murdy Centerville St. Josephs Hospital

Fall Festival Meeting At Community Building

A meeting of all interested in the Fall Festival is set for Saturday at 7 30 PM in the Community building. The organizing meeting was delayed by conflicts earlier this year and now all who can attend are urged to be present to proceed with plans.

Will

Two Moravia Businessmen Celebrate Milestones and History

Frank Swain, a Moravia merchant for 42 years, marks his 76th birthday with a family dinner after decades of operating a general store and funeral home, while Jake Schreiner prepares to observe his 90th birthday and 65 years in Moravia hardware. The piece recalls local growth, railroads, churches, and Schreiner family business roots in the town.

Frank Swain Moravia Almont Main Mains Swains Almont Frank Missouri Iowa Art Fox Garage Moravia Theater Tisue Jake Schreiner Gamble Schreiner Black- Smith Phil Sharp Hardware Unionville Moravian Church Cumberland Presbyterian Methodist Church Missouri, Town and Nebraska Centerville Albia Milwaukee Road

Moravia Eastern Star installation honors Mrs Pearl Black

Mrs Pearl Black was installed as Worthy Matron of the Moravia Eastern Star during a joint installation with the Rainbow Girls assisting with flowers and songs. George Scott was installed as Patron, with officers and a past matrons pin awarded, followed by Masonic officers installation and refreshments served by a volunteer committee.

Pearl Black Moravia Eastern Star George Scott Glennie Dicks Leona Scott Phyllis Dicks Marjorie Coulson Rainbow Girls Carl Black Marianne Paul Dicky Masonic Lodge D. E. Bishop FP. K. Horner C. Coulson Loyd Carter Ray Charity Chet Broshar Paul Broshar John Wilson, Jr Orville Burton Harold Mason Kenneth Condra

Double Eight Club Hosts Watch Night Party

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Condra and Mr and Mrs C C Coulson co hosted a watch night party for Double Eight club members at the Condra home A cooperative supper was served at seven o clock The remainder of the evening featured playing cards Mrs Chester Broshar and Mrs Lloyd Rose entertained the Past Matrons club Tuesday evening with refreshments at the close of a social event

Kenneth Condra C. C. Coulson Double Eight Condra Chester Broshar Lloyd Rose

Mt. Pleasant visitors extend weekend greetings

Miss Viola Hammond and Edd King of Mt. Pleasant spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Hammond. Mr and Mrs Max Hammond and son Michael of Otumwa were guests Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dale Schreiner of Moville called on his father J H Schreiner Sunday. They were en route to Miami Fla to attend an REA convention. Mr and Mrs Dean Coles and sons of Saratoga Wyo visited sister Mira Harald Prough and family Tuesday.

Viola Hammond Edd King Mt. Pleasant Fred Hammond Max Hammond Michael Otumwa Dale Schreiner Moville J. H. Schreiner Miami Fla

Thanks to Fairview Sunday School for hospital flowers

Mrs. Gerald Hawk expresses gratitude to the Fairview Sunday School for the flowers sent while she was in the hospital.

Fairview Sunday School Floers Gerald Hawk

Moravia Garden Club elects officers at Dec meeting

Moravia Garden club met at the country home of Mrs. JCeent Schrodt with twenty present. New officers were elected in October and installed. President Mrs. Zell Callen and others were welcomed, committees reported, a memorial service for Mrs. Mattie Lynch held, and January meeting set for Mrs. Ira Boyer’s home with refreshments served.

Moravia Howard Smith Ira Boyer Max McDonough Harold Mason Harley Traue Leonard Palmer Ralph Davis B. F. Whitehead John Veach Ben Williams Chas. Coffin W. W. Murdy Americas Mattie Lynch Fannie Callen Ernest West

Rainbow Girls Elect Officers January 13

The Rainbow Girls will hold an election of officers on January 13 at 72 PW. Members will vote to choose new leadership and set the group’s activities for the coming year.

Rainbow Girls

Mission Band Meeting at Paxston Home

The Mission Band of the EUB church met at Ann Paxston’s home after school on Tuesday. Under Mrs. Fred Hammond, they studied The Secret Suitcase and closed the lesson with devotions led by Mrs. Harald Mason. Eugene Vincent led the business session in the president Mary Ellen Condry’s absence. Ann Paxston played a piano solo, and refreshments were served by hostess Mrs. Clifford Paxston during social hour.

E. U. B. Church Ann Paxston Fred Hammond Harald Mason Eugene Vincent Mary Ellen Condry Clifford Paxston

Burlington Bus Schedule Changes Northbound Service

New daily timetable shows northbound departures at 10:25 a.m. to Des Moines and 5:00 p.m. with connections to Omaha Kansas City and Des Moines. Southbound departures listed at 11:10 a.m. and 8:45 p.m. daily.

Burlington Des Moines Omaha Kansas City

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Pvt Veril D. Kaster Fort Sill Oklahoma Charles Broshar Jerry Pettibone Caurene Coniumn Methodist Binion Nursing Wess Hiatt Mes Murdys California Barber Supply Bill Woodward Turner's Claude Jack Oceanside Ellis Rockford, Til Rev Hall Swaim Moderna Prose Bower Ruth Hammond Fred Kenneth San Francisco Dale Charles Schreiner Ollie Philip Schreiner Jake Moravia Order of Egatern Stars W. M Mildred Bishop Sec’y B. M'Ssion Band Paxston
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