Moravia Defeats Seymour in Girls Basketball 70 36
Moravia girls secure a 70 to 36 win over Seymour with balanced scoring led by Fonda Dicks 35 Jean Ann Rouse 19 and Janiece Tubaugh 16. Sally Martin tops Mohawkettes with 18 rebounds Sharon Thomas 10 rebounds and interceptions. Boys game sees Moravia leading by mid second quarter then Seymour scores 66 to 53. Gary Greene 17 points Gary Argo 16 and Jeff Beck Rick Heimrick 7 each. Upcoming games include Mormon Trail Friday and conference tournament next week.
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MHS
Seymour Girls
Moravia
Seymour
Fonda Dicks
Jean Ann Rouse
Janiece Tubaugh
Mohawkettes
Sally Martin
Sharon Thomas
Diane Kelley
Janice Coltrain
Markow
Gary Greene
Gary Argo
Jeff Beck
Rick Heimrick
Bob van Dorin
Mormon Trail
Union
Centerville
Blakesburg
E. Warren SE. Warren
Bit Luse
L.E. Warren
Janie¢ce Tubaugh
Moravia Mohawkettes
E. Warren
Warren
Moravia Girls
Moravian Mohawks
Warren Boys
Warren Warhawks
Don Argo
Rick Helmick
Dennis Spencer
Good Response for Girls Jackets Fund
Mathers and girls of the high school team are progressing on a drive to buy warm-up jackets. They have raised $243.20 so far including $77.20 from a basketball game collection, $25 from the Moravia Booster Club, with remaining gifts from local businesses and individuals. Jackets cost about $320. officials declined use of activity funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathers
Moravia
Moravia Saddle Club Plans February 3 Meeting
Moravia Saddle Club will hold its regular meeting on February 3 at the Moravia community building. The event offers a cooperative supper, entertainment, contests and games for a night of fellowship. Members are urged to invite a new member.
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Moravia
Warren Girls Edge Moravia 57 56 In Late Thriller
Warren girls rally to a 57 56 victory over Moravia as key free throws in the final 15 seconds seal the win. Fonda Dicks leads Moravia with 36 points while Sally Martin and teammates guard the Moravia attack. Warren boys pull away in second half to win 65 48 led by Don Argo and Rick Helmick.
Joann Turner Heads Moravia Boosterettes Dinner Meeting
Moravia Boosterettes met at the Moravia community building on Thursday evening January 13 with a Moravia Garden Club dinner. Music preceded the program by the Moravia school mixed chorus and stage band. Gene Olson of Iowa State University spoke as guest. Twenty one Houstenettes attended as officers were elected: Joann Turner president De loris Burkland vice president Doris Jean Woodward secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Moravia Sogoster Club
Boosterettes
Moravia
Rosemary Mihalovich
Jane Kaster
Joann Turner
Deloris Burkland
Doris Jean Woodward
Carolyn Younker
Booster Club Hears Dry Rot Warning In Moravia
January meeting features Alan Chapman and Ray Hudson presenting vocal and instrumental numbers. Gene Olson warns Moravia’s community must act to avoid “dry rot” while Iowa State Extension notes possible changes near Rathbun Lake. Officers elected Paul Mihalovich president Walt Younker VP Kenneth Condra secretary Alberta Benz treasurer. Club donates 25 to fund warm-up jackets for the girls basketball team.
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State University
Alan Chapman
Ray Hudson
Moravia Garden Club
Gene Olson
Iowa State University
Ames
Olson
Moravia
Rathbun Lake
Paul Mihalovich
Walt Younker
Caucus To Be Held Monday In Appanoose County
Howard Evans announces Democratic precinct caucuses set for Monday Jan 24 1972 at 8 pm. Iowa leads nation in caucuses as delegates to county and state conventions are chosen. Nine precincts in Centerville Chariton and surrounding townships meet at listed homes and halls with combined precincts at Numa Unionville Mystic Walnut and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Evans
Appanoose County
Evans
Iowa
Centerville
Ard
Mitchell Barber
Billie H. Houser
Chariton
Charles McAninch Aninch
Douglas
Paul Cridlebaugh
Franklin
Leon
Paul Burns
Independence
C. D. Irwin
Johns
Royce Joiner
Lincoln
Joe Beer
Sharon
Donald Eddy
Union
Mystic
Walnut City
Walnut
Ratbun
Clarkdale
Louise Totley
Zud Ware
Pot
Pleasant
Taylor
Lion
Moravia Grace Church Calendar Promises Evening Services and Meetings
Pastor Thomas W. Woodin leads Moravia Grace with worship at 9 30 a m and church school at 10 30 a m Thursday choir practice after school Friday and Saturday events include Iowa Conference Board of Missions in Des Moines Sunday district council meeting at Freemont with Mrs Jack Easter and 6 pm senior high UMYF Bible study uses filmstrips and Old Testament Making Singspiration at 7 30 pm with Salem host church Local talent and Rev Dave Smiley of New Sharon are featured Parish activities include Jr High UMYF prayer meeting and Rebecca Circle meeting at the parsonage
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Thomas W. Wooodin
Moravia Grace Clarence Whitehead
Iowa Conference Board of Missions
Des Moines
Freemont
Iowa
Jack Easter
Salem
Dave Smiley
New Sharon
Jr. High
Grace
Rebecca Circle
Salem United Methodist Church notices and events
Salem United Methodist Church announces worship at 10 30 a m with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a Singspiration service at 7 40 p m featuring Rev David Smiley of New Sharon Local talent will perform A meeting with the Iowa Conference Board of Missions in Des Moines is scheduled Pastor Harold Mason serves as representative Jr High and Sr High UMYF events include Thursday and Wednesday gatherings plus a co op meal The Sr High UMYF will sell light bulbs to raise funds for their program bulbs priced at 1 50 for six 2 60 2 75 or 2 100 watt bulbs Your support is invited
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Salem United Methodist
Guy Argo
Iowa Conference Board of Missions
Des Moines
Freemont
Iowa
Harold Mason
Salem
David Smiley
New Sharon
Grace
Rebecca Circle
Wesley Chapel
WSCS
Virgil Dooley
Flora Hiatt
Sr. High Umy
Teontum United Methodist Rev. Events Notice
The notice lists Rev. Baeedrick Teontum United Methodist Church with Pastor Donald Whitehead. Worship at 9:30 a.m. Church school at 10:30 a.m. W.S.C.S. meets at the church on Thursday January 27 at 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teontum United Methodist
Baeedrick
Donald Whitehead
W.S.C.S
Church Notices At Nazarene Church January Schedule
Church of Nazarene led by D. R. Ables lists Sunday January 23 with 10:00 am Sunday School Bible Study Hour 11:00 am Morning Service 645 pm N Y P S Youth Hour Natalie Woodward president Leila Woodward junior director 730 pm Evangelistic Service Wednesday January 26 730 pm Prayer Meeting Power Hour transportation call 724-3649. The Lord is not seeking compliments but commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hible
Larry Smith
Natalie Woodward
Leila Woodward
Club Meets With Mrs Leonard Palmer Hostess
Mrs Leonard Palmer was hostess for a club meeting on January 13 with Alb members present. Readings on Moravia from 1901 framed the discussion while refreshments of jelly salad rug cakes fists and coffee followed the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Palmer
Alb
Brescuit Uviliia
Moravia
Ruth Wiladur
Gregor resigns as Moravia boys coach
Dennis Gregor, Moravia high school basketball coach, resigns after a winless first season. Duties move to athletic director and football coach David Rex, with math instructor William Elmerman assisting as freshman-sophomore coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Gregor
Moravia
Robert Wells
Gregor
David Rex
William Elmerman
Rex
Moravia Farm Service set for Saturday meeting program
Moravia Farm Service Co. holds its annual meeting at the high school gym starting 11 00 p m with Lee Kline of WHO Des Moines presenting Lee Klines Notebook. Sherri Wilson will perform impersonations and a Monroe County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee skit. Free lunch at 12 15 p m and business and entertainment to follow at 1 15 p m. Lawrence Powell president Walt Yousker manager invite all members and patrons.
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Lee Kline
Station Who
Des Moines
Moravia Farm Service Co
Sherri Wilson
James Wilson
Monroe County Farm Bureau Women's Committee
Lawrence Powell
Walt Yousker
Iowa to Start Muro Million Dollar Fish Hatchery
The Iowa State Conservation Commission expects work on the two point five million dollar fish hatchery below Rathbun Dam to begin this year. The facility should be finished in five years depending on funds and will include production and experimental capabilities plus two residences for hatchery supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbun Dam
Iowa State Conservation Commission
Kiddies Pictures This Year Taken in Color
The Union again offers a free Citizens of Tomorrow color photo feature for area children. Bring kids to the community building on Wednesday Feb 2 between 10 am and 5 pm for color portraits by an expert photographer. No charges, no strings, no subscription needed. Photos run in black and white. finished color prints available for immediate delivery with discounted prices. Appointments optional. call Bi Charity at 724 to schedule.
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Bi Charity
Wedhe
Bettie Spears and Mr Spears Welcome New Baby
Bettie Spears and her husband welcomed a baby, the child whose arrival was announced locally. The notice lists family names and mentions the parents and newborn in a concise community report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Spears
At Spewis
Luvuid
Rural Renewal Assn Meets Here Monday
The Appanoose and Monroe County Rural Renewal and Development Assn met at Moravia bank. Officers Bob Kaldenberg Art Streepy and Lee Benz were re elected. Directors Bill Dillon Cliff Cosby. Agency built homes in Cincinnati Mystic and grazed land east of Albia and southeast of Exline now selling remaining grazing lands and 8 to 12 acres after Mystic homes were completed.
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Appalnoose and
Monroe County Rural Renewal and Development Assn
Moravia Bank
Bob Kaldenberg
Albis
Art Streepy
Centerville
Lee Benz
Moravia
Bill Dillon
Cliff Cosby
Mauiton
FHA
Cincinnati
Mystic
Albia
Exline
Appanoose
Monroe Counties
Garnet Brain Hosts Auxiliary Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Garnet Brain home with 19 members and three guests Thelma Clark Mary Knowles and Sadie Railing present Minutes were read and approved Reports were given on legislation and national security Refreshments were served Members plan to sew carpet rags for Knoxville Veterans hospital January 25 at 7 30 pm at Mrs Mosley The oyster stew chili supper with pie and coffee will be January 22 at 6 30 pm Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Louemma Palmer on February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Garnet Brain
Thelma Clark
Mary Knowles
Sadie Railing
Aleafa Hiatt
Donna Spencer
Progressive Club Meeting Ends With Bridge Wins
The Progressive Club met Thursday evening with Mrs. Genevieve Morgan. Bridge was played with Luelle Carter and Mary Ward winning prizes.
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Genevieve ‘Morgan
Luelle Carter
Mary Ward
Thank you note to Ottumwa hospital and church leaders
A patient thanks the W S C S for ivy during a hospital stay in Ottumwa. Gratitude is extended to friends and relatives for cards and food. Special thanks go to the United Methodist church of Ottumwa and their Rev Deetrick and Mrs Doris Hershberger.
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W.S.C.S
Ottumwa Hospital
United Methodist Church of
Watson Roland 76 Found Dead At Farm Home
Francis Watson Roland 76 was found dead Tuesday afternoon January 18 at his Unionville area farm home after neighbors noted the mail remained in his box. Cause of death listed as heart attack, occurring Monday. Survived by two sisters and a half brother. funeral Thursday January 20 at Turner Funeral Home at 1 30 p m with Rev. Paul Lobb officiating. Burial Bailey Cemetery near Unionville.
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Francis Watson Roland
Unionville
Appanoose County
Allen Roland
Martha Lippert
Wil-Rog-Mor Legion Post
Grace Peterson
Chariton
Mae Harper
Claude McKim
Missoula
Mont
Lewis McKim
Turner Funeral Home
Paul Lobb
Bailey Cemetery
Adult Farmers Study County Water System
The next adult farmer meeting will be held Jan. 24 at 7 30 pm in the Moravia Community High School Vo Ag room. The topic is county wide water system. Mr Redmann thanks Farm Service and others for help and asks for continued support. Coffee and donuts will be served.
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Moravia
Vo. Ag
Redmann
Farm Service
George Turner Patient at Colorado Hospital
Mrs. Sylvia Hiatt learned last week of the serious illness of George Turner in a Colorado hospital. The Turners moved years ago from their Moravia area farm to 1713 Hatsero Street in Loveland to be near their daughter, Mrs. Max Rodgers.
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Sylvia Hiatt
George Turner
Colorado
Turner
Moravia
Hatsero St
Loveland
Colo
Max Rodgers
Legion Soup Supper Saturday Evening
Moravia Legion sponsors a soup supper at the Legion hall Saturday evening January 22 starting 5 30. Chili soup and oyster stew 75 cents per bowl with pie and coffee. A card party of rock and pitch will follow. Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Moravia Legion
Legion Hall
Mrs Dean Tomlin Undergoes Surgery at Monroe County Hospital
Mrs Dean Tomlin underwent surgery Tuesday at the Monroe County hospital in Albia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Tomlin
Monroe County Hospital
Albia
Moravia Garden Club Plans January Meeting
The Moravia Garden Club announces its January meeting for the 26th at the home of Mrs. Janet Fox. The event will discuss club activities and upcoming projects at a private residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Garden Club
Janet Fox
Patricia Hiatt Frank Rebol Exchange Vows at St Patrick
Patricia Hiatt-Frank Rebol exchange vows Saturday at St Patrick’s Church Ottumwa. Bride is daughter of Bir and Mrs Hiatt of Moravia. Groom Wayne Rebol is brother of Best I2k5. The ceremony was held in a Moravia area setting with family attendance.
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Patricia Hiatt
Frank Rebol
St. Patricks Church
Ottumwa
Pathivia Addi Hiatt
Bir
I Higit
Moravia
Berrs
Wayne Rebol
Ab of & Rebul
Gita
Sy Béla Ef
Ris
Atosir Gaa
Aid
Hdrs
Morava
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Moravia Boosterettes
Melcher
Dallas
Seymour Jan
Wayne
Humeston
SE. Warren
Corydon
Mormon
SRA
SE Warren
Warren Fun
Lamone
Ak Lasnoni
The
Methodist Parish
Church of Nazarene
D. R. Ables
Progressive Club
Mrs. Morgan
Doris Hershberger
Watson Roland
Adult Farmers
Colorado Hospital
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