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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1957

Page

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District Rally Held At Iconium

A Monday sub district rally hosted by Methanolay Chapel youths featured worship led by pastor Read of Moulton and speakers including Linda Coulson and Max Jones. District counselors presided as Linda Appler retired as president. About eighty attendees from Troy Moulton Moravia Des Moines Centerville and Brazil participated. The Iconium group directed recreation and refreshments closed the meeting with plans for a September 9 gathering in Troy.

Tconium Methonaley Herbert Das Mothnes Wadley Chapel Read Moulton Fietel Troy Max Jones Larry Harrington Sam Bower Centerville Phyllig Willawn district_counell Linda Appler

Twentieth Century Club Meets for Cooperative Lunch

The Twentieth Century club met Thursday with Mrs Nellie Williams for a cooperative lunch meeting. Mrs Dora Hartinger led the program with a role call on childhood. Mrs John Dodd read Nightmare on the 79th Floor. The afternoon was social and the club will reconvene in October.

Twentieth Century Club Nellic Uns Dora Hartinger John Dodd

Local births reported in Monroe County Hospital area

Mr and Mrs Gene Carpenter celebrate a daughter Julia Lynn born June 28 at Monroe County Hospital Albia with grandparents Lowell Van Dorin and Clayton Carpenter and great grandparents J T Van Dorin Hesper Shaw and Bill Landgrebe. Mr and Mrs Al Clark welcome Lisa Gayl born July 1 weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces with Robert Foster and Hazel Clark as grandparents. Mr and Mrs Howard Underwood greet Robert Howard born June 5 weighing six pounds with brother Richard Walter. grandparents Richard Morrison Claude Underwood Centerville.

Gene Carpenter Abin Monroe County Hospital Albia Julia Lynn Lowell van Dorin Clayton Carpenter J.T. van Dorin Hesper Shaw Bll Landgrebe Newton Lloyd. Landgrebe Iconiam al Clark Des Moines Lisa Gayl Robert Foster Moravia Hazel Clark Centerville Howard_Underwood Robert Howard Richard Walter Richard Morrison Claude Underwood

Moravia Businesses Closed for Fourth of July

Most Moravia businesses indicate they will be closed all day today July 4. The Success Barber and Beauty Supply company is closed this week for their annual employee vacation.

Moravia Success Barber and Beauty Supply Company

Countywide telephone plan discussed by farmers

Farmers in Cincinnati Moravia Plano Centerville weigh joining a countywide dial system to replace multiple exchanges. Debates focus on where each area fits into the new network and the timeline for changes to local telephone service.

Cincinnati Moravia Plano Centerville Humeston Powersville Blakesburg

Floyd Dykes Observe 40th Anniversary

Open house honored Floyd and his wife for their 40th wedding anniversary at their Rathbun area home on Sunday June 30. Daughters Ray Dooley and Maurice Walter and daughter-in-law Jack Dykes hosted with Thelma Bones serving cake. The couple married July 4 1917 at Walnut City Iowa and have five children and eight grandchildren.

Floyd Dykes Rathbun Ray Dooley Maurice Walter Jack Dykes Thelma Bones Dooley Ae Walter Walnut City Iowa Frances Centerville Maurice’ Walter Hilda Moravia Bernard Shanahan Deydene Jack Dick Dykes

Local News Highlights From LeMars Visit And Family Events

Bill Bishop returned to LeMars where he works at Westmar College this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Weller and Marcia attended the 40th wedding anniversary of her parents, Floyd and Mrs. Dykes, at the Bykes home north of Rathbun. W. O. Smith Tharp of Memphis, Tennessee, visited his parents Ben Tharps in Albia to join his wife and sons at the Ulmont Main home. The family plans to return home Friday.

Bill Bishop LeMars Westmar College Maurice Weller Marcia Floyd Dykes Bykes Rathbun W. O. Smith ‘Tharp Memphis Tenn Ben Tharps Albia Ulmont

Moravia Scouts Return Home Saturday

Three of Troop 40 from Moravia returned home Saturday after attending Camp Wapello last week. Larry Brooks drove to Lake Wapello to bring the boys back, Rev. King accompanied them for part of the trip, and Carl Tisue led other members to the camp on Wednesday. Terrance Tuttle earned four archery honors, Steven King two archery honors and a pro marksman badge, while Nathan King earned Swimming Life Saving Pioneering and Cooking merit badges and needs one more for Star Scout. Community thanks are extended to all who helped fund the trip, with hopes for more boys to attend next year.

Camp Wapello Larry Brooks Lake Wapello Rev. King Carl Tisue Terrance Tuttle Steven King Nathan King Terry Steven Nathan Water Front Wapello

Layette Shower Honors Rebecca Rae King

A layette shower was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Harold Mason honoring Rebecca Rae King three week old daughter of Rey and Mrs. Lynn King. Guests included Home Builders and Young Adult Sunday school classes. hostesses were Mrs. Harold Mason Mrs. Donald McCloud Mrs. Ralph Davis Mrs. Carl Tisue and Mrs. Clair Callen.

Harold Mason Rebecca Rae King Rof Rey Lynn King Donald McCloud Ralph Davis Carl Tisue Clair Callen

Fred Dotson Safers Stroke Tuesday Morning

Fred Dotson Safers suffered a stroke Tuesday morning at his home. His daughters Mrs. F. K. Smith and Mrs. Cobbler of Ottumwa were summoned to his bedside.

Fred Dotson F. K. Smith

Nazarene Picnic Today at Lake Wapello

The Nazarene church plans an all church picnic at Lake Wapello on Thursday July 4. Picnic dinner is at noon with games in the afternoon, according to pastor Smith. All members invited.

Stocker Reunion Set for Sunday in Moravia Park

The Stocker reunion will be held Sunday July 14 in Moravia park with a basket dinner at noon. Friends are welcome. Mrs. Ralph Robinson, secretary.

Moravia Park Ralph Robinson

Brompton School Reunion Set for July 7 at Moravia Park

The 26th annual Brompton school reunion will be held Sunday July 7 at Moravia park. A basket dinner is planned for the noon hour and members and friends are invited to attend.

Brompton School Moravia Park

Moravia All Stars Roll To Victory In Pitchers Duel

Moravia All Stars edged Ottumwa 16 to 1 in a pitcher’s duel highlighted by McDanel’s 9 strikeouts and Armstrong’s 5 for Ottumwa. Key plays included Paxston and Tachert er’s hits in a scoring sequence that produced Moravia’s lone run, while Ottumwa threatened in the 7th before Underwood’s winning fly catch. Moravia’s defense held while Paxston and Grenfell each had a hit, with McDanel earning strong pitching and Frizz Walter praising Moravia’s depth as the team prepares for upcoming games against Moulton and Unionville.

Moravia All-Stars Ottumwa McDanel Moravia Armstronng Armstrong Bud McDanels Paxston Tacherter Ottummwa Wren Underwood Broshar Woodward Baker Paxsto Grenfell Ottumwat Crumes Frizz Walter Albis Kermit Gladfelder Brosham Albia Buckingham Clark Carter McDanes Moulton Unionville Pullman Centerville Eddie Qehier Ted Harp Bobby Burns Harp Blakesburg

Moravia team defeats Blakesburg Babe Ruth 8 to 1

John Laws reports Moravia high school age players traveled to Blakesburg Monday night and returned with an 8 to 1 win over the Blakesburg Babe Ruth squad. Pitchers Gary Pfannebecker and Larry Pfannebecker worked five innings with six strikeouts and one walk. Richard McDane hit a two-base hit. The team seeks more games and invites contact for open dates.

John Laws Blakesburg Babe Ruth Moravia Larry Pfannebecker Gary Pfannebecker Gary Richard McDane

Shown Shower Honors Keith and Dale Arnold

A miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr and Mrs Bill Wilson honored Keith and Dale Arnold who were married May 25 The event also honored Miss Virginia Scott and Dale Arnold married June 30 The hostesses were Mrs Kenneth Doud Mrs Grant Tadlock Mrs Carl Tisue Mrs Loren Walter and Mrs Wilson Guests opened gifts and refreshments of cake coffee and Kool Aid were served

Bill Wilson Keith Arnold Virginia Scott Dale Arnold Kenneth Doud Grant Tadlock Carl Tisue Loren Walter Wilson

McDonoughs Visit Donahoos in Omaha for Fourth

Mr and Mrs Max McDonough and their daughters left Wednesday noon to spend the Fourth of July with Mr and Mrs Del Donahoo in Omaha Nebraska.

Max McDonough del Donahoo Omaha Nebraska

Boy In Service Ronnie Tomlin Sends Training Address

Ronald L Tomlin SR 973 65 41 Company 204 Batt 10412 Reg RRO USMTC Great Lakes Illinois provides a mailing address from his boat training at Great Lakes.

Ronnie Tomlin Great Lakes Ronald L Tomlin SR Company Batt USMTC Ilinois

Moravia School Closes Year With Large Balance

Moravia Independent School District ends its fiscal year with a cash balance of 41,465.73 dollars. The report by secretary C. C. Coulson and superintendent A. R. Fenton notes reduced bus costs, rising fuel expenses, and a 1958 tax millage question amid reorganizing district governance and new board members.

Moravia Moravia Independent School District C. C. Coulson A. R. Fenton Moravia Independent L. E. Johnson Merle Smith Curtis Tomlin Friz Walter Harold Burton George Firkins B. F. Whitehead Jack Martin Warren Rouse Guy Argo Moravian Board of Education Moravia Board Centerville Wayne Body Company

Young Adult Class Party At City Park

The Evangelical United Brethren church Young Adult class held a Friday evening party in the city park. After games and social hour, a cooperative luncheon was served by the class ladies. Harold Mason led as teacher with Rev. Lynn King as assistant teacher.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Harold Mason Lynn King

Mrs Bert Turner Recuperates at Home from Hospital Stay

Mrs. Bert Turner was brought to her home Sunday from Laughlin hospital in Kirksville Missouri where she had been a patient for four days for observation and medical treatment.

Bert Turner Laughlin Hospital Kirksville

Hospital Thanks For Support And Well Wishes

A grateful message thanks everyone who helped get to the hospital and offered thoughtful aid for the family and warm wishes. The sender expresses deep appreciation for all who assisted.

Thank You Note From Verna McAninch

Verna McAninch thanks everyone who called on her, sent cards letters gifts and flowers citing deeds of kindness during her hospital stay and at home.

Verna McAninch

Wedding of Dale Arnold and Virginia Scott at EUB Church

The candlelight ceremony Sunday at the Evangelical United Brethren Church united Dale Arnold and Virginia Scott in a 3 p.m. service attended by families. The bride, daughter of Harry and Bloomfield’s Mrs. Scott, wore nylon net over satin with roses and received something old and new, borrowed and blue. Bert Arnold’s son Leon served as groom. ushers included brothers Lee and Ivan Arnold. Music featured Linda Coulson and Karen Woodward, with a reception in the church parlors and a four-tier pink and green cake. The couple, graduates of Bloomfield and Moravia high schools, plan to reside in Newton after the Maytag job.

Evangelical United Brethrren Virginia Scott Dale Leon Harry Scott Bloomfield Bert Arnold Moravia Lynn King Linda Coulson Lee Arnold Ivan Arnold Karen Woodward Panjam Floyd Arnold Ottumwa Lois Arnold Elden Brittain Keith Arnold Bloomfield High School Moravia High School Maytag Newton Edward Polard Des Moines Eldon Brittain Indianola Carson Hunt Monroe Wis Stuyé Gliiand Aliba

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Iconium 20Th Century Nellie ‘Williams Layette Nazarene Stocker Brompton Union Frank Wilson Mark Allen Mystic Route 1 Moravia All Stars Keith and Library Board Moravia Public Library Board Brooks Almont Main Lula R. Tillmont Main Tillmont Dr. Kate Adele Comaridini Foss Heaton Creston Cody Luse Eub
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