Moravia squads win county league clash and roll past Cincinnati
Moravia teams remain undefeated in county league play after 69 to 28 girls win and 50 to 80 boys win on Tuesday at Moravia. Russell girls, in their first season, were held scoreless in the first period as Callen led with 18 points while Rick and Hiatt added double digits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myatle Squids
Teata
Runstell
Russell
Mohawka
Moravia
Jim
Morrison
Cincinnati
Albia
Jurhela
Moravia Lanles
Ruesell
Tima
Callen
Rick
Joyce Hiatt
Moravia FG
Rose
Hiatt
Haver
Fisher
G Easter
Pat Halden
Janet Broghar
Hawks
Mattox
Mystic
Fr &F Ff
Pete Ea Ie T
Rick Martin
Rere
Underwood
Ehar
Mor Pene
O Cochran — Haver
Harper “Fintares
Iy Robinson Halden
Paxston — McDarel
Myatie
Bill’ Broshar
Dean Kaster
Ronald Lockma
Marshall
MilBurn
Bates
FT Pry
Sears
Lockman
Harria
Gi Broshar
Kaster
If Moore
Foster Pasovich Fischer
Wolf
DuVall
Kuster
W. Woodward
Mystic A
Mrs Martha McKim 79 Dies After Stroke Near Unionville Iowa
Mrs Martha McKim aged 79 of three miles north of Unionville Iowa died Sunday afternoon at her son Elmer Rolard's Des Moines home from a stroke. Born March 28 1870 in Fulham County Missouri she was left an orphan at age eight and raised by Mr and Mrs Jeff Hudgens of Unionville. She married Allen Roland in 1886 who died in 1902. Seven children were born. two sons died in infancy. In 1906 she married Lewis McKim who died July 1940. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Victor Peterson Chariton and Mrs Walter Harper Unionville. four sons Elmer Des Moines Lawrence Moravia Watson at home Claude McKim Chehalia Wash. a sister Mrs Ed Noble Oregon Mo and a brother Ben Lippert Patoss Springs. 12 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Turner Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon with Rev F A Hahn officiating. Interment Hailey Cemetery. The family expresses thanks for kindness and floral offerings.
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Martha McKim
Unionville
Elmer Rolard
Des Moines
McKim
Fulham County
Missouri
Alonzo
Anne Lippert
Jeff Hudgens
Mar
Arried Allen Roland
John Arnold
Johnny Harrizon
Lewis M¢Kim
Victor, Peterson
Chariton
Walter
Beny Lippert
Patoss Springs
Turner Funeral Home
Reverend Geneales to speak at Mystic Host Club meeting
Mystic Rev Geneales will be guest speaker at the Host Club meeting Thursday. Evening program at the Legion hall includes recordings of the Firkinett’s Ball. Club members and school staff attend. guests and newcomers from the business district are not invited.
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Geneales
Mystic
Apewket
Hooster Club
Legion
Firkintét
Funeral for Mrs Lewis McKim Draws Distant Relatives
Relatives and friends from several towns gather for the funeral at Turner funeral home. Attendees include Petersons, Rolands, Nortons, Stacker, Harpers, Moulton and Ottumwa residents, plus numerous grandchildren as pallbearers. Mrs Hagghd Burton and Mrs Cari Black provided music.
Richard Reynolds Buys Peoples Abstract Co
Richard O Reynolds of Cedar Rapids Iowa purchased the Peoples Abstract Company located over the Centerville National Bank. D Umphrey, former Cedar Rapids lawyer now in Recagoues, returns home to enter insurance and assist his mother in the abstract business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard 0. Reynolds
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Peoples Abstract Company
Centerville National Bank
Géo. D. Umphrey
Reynolds
Umphrey
Recagoues
Insurance Pines
Lola McIntosh
Abstract Suiness
Meeting notice of Mable Smith W S C S
Ani EK and Mable Smith W S C S will meet at Mrs Mable Smith's home on Wednesday January 18 at 2 00 PM local time. The brief gathering seeks members and invites attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani Ek, Mra Mable Smith
W.S.C.S
Mable Smith
Hiatt Runnells Vows at Evangelical United Brethren Church
Misa Imogene Hiatt and Boyd Runnells married Sunday January 8 in Centerville presented by Rev. Fredrick Ackman. A 150 guest ceremony featured white satin, yellow aqua color scheme, and a reception for 125 in the church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiatt-Runnells Vows
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Misa Imogene Hiatt
Frank V. ‘Hiatt
Boyd Runnells
Evin Runnells
Fredrick “di. Ackman
Methodist Church
Centerville
Mabel Coulson Hosts EUB Girls Guild Meeting
The EUB church missionary guild met Monday at counselor Miss Mabel Coulson’s home. Topic was Self Denial with Viola Hammond on clarinet, Janet Charity leading worship, and talks by Mitzi Sawyer and Kathleen Halden. Fatty Halden was absent. Misa Hammond led the business meeting. Mrs Earl Rabuck attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.U.B
Councellor
Mabel Coulson
Viola Hammond
Janet Charity
Carol Broshar
Mitzi Sawyer
Kathleen Halden
Misa Hammond
Fatty’ Halden
Earl Rabuck
Nazarene Missionary Study Japan Now Meeting Recap
The Women s Foreign Missionary Society held its monthly gathering at Mrs M H Johnson s home last Wednesday The group studied Japan Now with Mrs Harley Woodward leading the devotional and Mrs C G Woodward running the business session in the president s absence
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Church of the Naasrene
M. H. Johnson
Japan
Harley Woodward
C. G. Woodward
Aociety
Birth of Ben James to Hye a Kauss in Feat area
A birth is announced for Ben James son of Hye a Kauss and an unnamed mother in the Feat area. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hye A Kauss
Albie
Ben James
Lester Smith
Joint Installation 17th For Rebekahs LC0F
A joint installation of Odd Fellows and Rebekah officers will be held Tuesday evening January 17 at the I. G. O. Fy hall in chase of Jack Wycotf of Cincinnati district deputy grand master and Mrs. Wycotf assistant deputy president. Families are invited. Mrs Harold Hudgens Noble Grand presided at the business meeting. Ice cream cake roll and coffee were served by committee members. 19 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Harold Hudgens
Noble Grand
William Gardner
Fred Tilmont
Carl Black
DB. EB. Bishop
C. A. Turner
Ralph Tuttle
Mrs Hedgecock Hosts Twentieth Century Reading Club
Mrs Freston Hedgecock hosted Tuesday afternoon at a Twentieth Century Reading club meeting. The program featured responses on reading preferences. Mrs F L Whaley presented Why I Love America, Mrs Cody Luse How America Looks to a New American, Mrs T B Cameron Revolutions for Every American, and Mrs Ben Williams read a selected Readers Digest article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freston Hedgecock
Twentieth Century Reading Club
F. L. Whaley
America
Cody ‘Luse
T. B. Cameron
Ben Williams
Readers Digest
Jolly Dozen Meeting At Mrs Frank Swaims Home
The Jolly Dozen club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Swaim home. Members played rock with prizes awarded to Mrs Curtis Burton, Mrs U C Main, and Mrs Otha Taylor. Hostess served lunch at the close of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen
Frank Swaim
Mra
Curtis Burton
Taye
Mre-Otha Taylor
Yeats
U. C. Main
Teddy McDonough Birthday Party At Grandmother's Home
Teddy McDonough celebrated his second birthday at his grandmother Garnet McDonough's home Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Buckmaster, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis, Mrs. Herwhel Johnson and daughters Aleta and Lorraine, Janice McDonough, Mr. and Mrs. Jock McDonough, and their son Ralph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy McDonough
Garnet McDonough
F. H. Buckmaster
Ralph Davis
Herwhel Johnson
Aleta
Lorraine
Janice Mec- Donough
Jock McDonough
Ralph
Moravia Fire Tests New Miller Home and Library Program
A Moravia area story hour at the library opens Saturday with Mary Lou McDonough and Letha Schaffner in charge as children and parents gather for a reading program. The same evening a blaze at Ted Millers’ home, occupied by the Ed Points family, threatens the house before Moravia firefighters control it. Fire started in the flue, spread through floors and walls, damaging furniture and clothing. loss estimated $600 to $1000 with insurance on furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou McDonough
Letha Schaffner
Library Board
William Gardner
Gray
R. E. Cummins
Agnes Turnbull
Moravia Fire Department
Ted Millers
Ed. Points
Moravia
Naxcy Ann
Billy
Linda
Judy
Paris
Points
Edwards Presents Iconium WSC3 Program Meeting Recap
The Nellie Thompsons home hosted the December gathering of Iconium WSC3 with Dr. Edwards reading scripture and a Christmas story. Members socialized after a light committee dessert, as no urgent work needed doing. Attendees included Grace Whitehead Sandra Dorothy Calhonk Richard Don Hellyer Karol Ann Ruth McCord Orvills Maude Whitehead Icel Christy Vera Firkina Blanche Argo Clara Brown Mary Allem Carrie Turner Nellie ed Ee Baith Sybil Argo Peatiy Free Callen and Dk Edivards.
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W.S.C
Nellie Thompsons
Dr. Edwards
Thors
Grace Whitehead
Sandra
Dorothy Calhonk
Richard
Don Hellyer
Karol’ Ann
Ruth McCord
Orvills
Maude Whitehead
Icel Christy
Vera’ Firkin
Kensington Club Hosts Mrs Fox On Indoor Meet
The Kensington club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Janet Fox’s home. Jan was the meeting with roll call Ideals for the New Year. Mrs Mary Oehler read a Christmas article. The mystery box was guessed by Mrs Katherine Charity. The afternoon included games and visiting, with fruit salad date bars coffee and mints served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Club
Janet ‘Fox
Mary Oehler
Katherine Charity
Velma Overturf Weds Harold D. Tisue in Mystic Ceremony
Velma LaRue Overturf daughter of Glen and Mrs. Overturf of Mystic married Harold Dean Tisue son of Mrs. Carrie Tisue of Moravia in a candlelit double ring service at the bride's home. Rev C F Spencer officiated at 6 PM with Verna Overturf and Mary Rose Main providing music. Matron of honor Mrs Robert Scieszinski wore blue with red roses. bride wore white slipper satin with Chantilly lace and seed pearls. The reception followed, and the couple will live in Waterloo after a brief honeymoon. Out-of-town guests included the Sutton and Tisue families from Ottumwa and Newton friends.
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Mary Rose Main
Tndlanola
Harold Burton
Jimmy Luse
Pete Dicks
Chantilly Laca
Thelma Luse
Edna
Mae Luge
Donne Keltner
Redfield
Velma LaRue Overturf
Glen Overturf
Mystic
Harold Dean Tisue
Carrie Tisue
Moravia
C. F. Spencer
United Brethren Church of
Verna Overturf
Nadine Winslet
Robert Sciesainski
Newton
Robert’ Seieszinski
Tisue
Rutsell
Ottumwa
Werg Mise
Eorgianna Winsler
Alfred Sutton
Waterloo
Tisuer
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
John Deere Tractor Works
Watery
Bob
Rex Tisue
Donnie
Billy
Harry Tissue, Jr
Water
D. V. Gvarter
Larry
Russell Overturt
Don Spears
Atbis
Robert Scieszinski
Charles Wakefield
Sunshine Club Hosts Social Meeting at Tisue Home
The Sunshine club gathered January 4 at Harley Tisue’s home for a cooperative noon meal and games. Members and husbands attended except guests visiting in Florida. Prizes went to Vera Lela Evelyn and Rigi Mystery gifted by Rissie. Guests included Mrs James Nash and Beverly. club will meet with Lu eillie in February.
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Sunshine Club
Morais
Harley Tisue
Mia
Jess Gladfelder
Henry Cordes
Florida
Mamie
Vera
Lela
Evelyn
Rissie
Pearlie Boyer
Gene Tisue
Phil
Gus -Tisue
Gerald Hawk
Donna Jean
Jerry
K. V. Gladfelder
Lyndon McDane
Carl Tigue
Ray Harrison
Bert McKern
Gene Boyer
Darlene Gladfelder
James Nash
Beverly
Harley ‘Tigue
Lu‘eillie
Linda Gardner Honored At Birthday Party
Mrs. Wm. Gardner entertained Saturday afternoon eight little guests in honor of her daughter Linda Gardner's fifth birthday. The afternoon featured games and refreshments of cake and grape juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gardner
Linda Gardner
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Mest
Arong
Lewis McKim
Victor Peterson
Rodney
Mikea
Larrye
Elmér “Roland
Bill Roland
AT Walker
Kenneth Roland
Hartford
Burnett Pherigo
Versal Stack
Kenneth
Allen Harper
Russell Mikesell
Rodney Peterson
Hagghd Burton
Cari Black
Richard Reynolds
Peoples Abstract 'Co
Aleta Marie Johnson
Herschel Johnson
Charles Hiatt
Albin
Charles E. Hiatt
Hip Af
Burlington
Immie Luge
Pete Feka
Herold Masson
Carl van
Mrs. Boyde. Runnells
E.U.B. Girls ‘Guild
Nazarene Missionary Study
Flight
Clarence Miller
Rebekahs
Teddy .McDonough
Miller
Edwards
Iconium W.S.C
Velma Overturf
Harley Tisues
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