Homer Honored as 50 Year Masons Member
Centerville church honors Homer for fifty years with Masons. Elder members praised heritage and welcome. event included tangential mentions of a Thursday night gathering and a dinner.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1962
Page
1
Centerville church honors Homer for fifty years with Masons. Elder members praised heritage and welcome. event included tangential mentions of a Thursday night gathering and a dinner.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Rev. Elton and a person named Jerry Hawk at a Lake Darling Camp site near Fairview with unclear details and a date or time.
Conventions held rename officers as E. W. Fannon is county chairman and Mrs. Glen Johnson is county vice chairman. M. G. Luse named secretary and Robert Malmberg treasurer at the central committee. About 175 attended the Democratic county convention in Centerville. Howard Evans re elected county chairman with Ralph Laberten as committee woman. Democrats endorse strict liquor control enforcement.
Mrs Walter Scott Jr whose husband is stationed at Andrews Air Force Base Maryland submitted to major surgery on Wednesday. Address listed as 756 Congress St SE Washington DC.
Mrs Kenneth Condra underwent major surgery at St Joseph hospital in Centerville on Thursday. She is recovering nicely.
Harry Woodward had major surgery at the Veterans hospital in Des Moines on Friday. Mrs. Woodward and son Ron spent the day with him.
Demonstration plots near the Moravia high school building show dramatic corn growth differences from fertilizer. Harold Holder and Dale Uehling will conduct a twilight test plot inspection at seven o'clock, with extension directors and Moravia Farm Service involved.
An account recalls Moravians awakening to circus trucks in town on a Saturday morning. A tall truck failed to start until elephants, used as a mobile wrecker, hooked to vehicles and restored traffic quickly. A pickup hauling a circus house trailer jackknifed, elephant Helen aided, bending the bumper then straightening it so the outfit could proceed.
Moravia G4 delta Link members gathered Wednesday for their monthly meeting hosted by Mrs. Howard Smith with Mrs. Nellie Williams assisting. President Mrs. Zell Callen led as roses were named in roll call and plans for a July 27 show at the Evangelical United Brethren church basement were outlined.
Moravia softball games show a 16 11 week with a win over Lovilla 74 Friday night they were to play Belinda at home with Ramey noted on the roster Ottumwa Originals hosted Friday night and Bam entered the tally as the week’s results unfold.
The 1962 ASC election in Appanoose County will be held Wednesday July 18, 1962 at 8 00 PM at listed locations across townships and towns including Lincoln Caldwell Chariton Douglas Scott Franklin Independence Jerome Pleasant Moravia Udell Union Fairview Walnut Moulton and Wells with schoolhouses and community buildings named as polling sites.
Alice Jane Wilson and Roger Wilbur Harris married in a formal June ceremony at Avondale Community Church Phoenix. Rev Edwin B Womack officiated the double ring rite. The couple plans to reside in Mesa where he will teach at Milano Music Center and she will teach after graduating from Arizona State University.
Moravia Babe Ruth boys avenge an earlier loss by beating Bussey 13 to 9 on Friday night. They also recall a 18 to 7 defeat by Louilia last Wednesday. A July 4 matchup with Albia Yankees is slated at Albia, followed by a game at Bussey Friday at 5 30.
Grace Methodist Church and Wesley Chapel list morning worship and Sunday school times with pastors Rev Elton C Coleman and Kenneth Daniels respectively. Ravia notes Richard Tubaugh leading 11 am service while the pastor is away at Lake Darling July 2 to 7 with junior high groups. Rev Whitenack directs and Marie VaiDorin counsels.
Church of the Nazarene lists Rev H LaVern Smith as pastor and Frank Woodward as Sunday School superintendent. Services: 9:00 a.m. Sunday school 10:00 a.m. Morning worship 7:00 p.m. Youth Services 7:45 p.m. Evening evangelistic with Singspiration. No prayer service or choir practice July 4. Missionary service July 1 at 7:30 p.m. and choir practice at 8:30 p.m.
Rev J A Ogden serves as pastor with Sunday School at 9 00 am and 10 00 am worship. Evening service at 7 30 pm followed by Local Conference. Rev A E Wilken to speak and lead business meeting. Youth Fellowship Tuesday 8 00 pm Buell Taylor home. Family Night Wednesday July 11 8 00 pm. W S W S Friday July 13 8 00 pm hostess Mrs Helen Tadlock lesson Mrs Imogene Tisue. Church Council Monday July 2 8 00 pm moved from July 4. no Bible study July 4.
A field day at the Seymour Shelby experimental farm on July 10 will feature flame cultivators used to suppress weeds on southern Iowa corn. Iowa State agronomist J A Stritzel and weed specialist Dutch Sylvester will discuss costs and identification as visitors view field experiments on nitrogen phosphorus ratios, pre emergent herbicides, oat varieties, new oilseed crops, soil management, and stand fertility. The event runs from 9 to 12 with demonstrations and a prize for weed ID.
Moravia residents attended a three week economics course dinner at Centerville featuring talks on Monetary Policy and Economic Outlook. Miss Dorothy Mikels of the Federal Reserve Bank Chicago spoke on rising county savings deposits, auto industry health since 1955, and low interest rates aimed at growth, noting a Fed balance challenge with foreign investment. Present from Moravia included Mildred Smith Hazel Hellyer Fern Hudgens and others.
The Linden Lodge administration center will be dedicated Tuesday at the Iowa 4-H Camping Center near Madrid. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. J. B. King, Mr. and Mrs. W. Judge, Mrs. Katherine Falvey, and Dale Uehling from Monroe County. Dr. James H. Hilton will accept the foundation award on behalf of Iowa State University. The lodge is presented by Charles H. Walcott of Security National Bank and Town Bankers Association.
The Main family invites all relatives to a Wednesday reunion at Moravia Park. A homecoming event will be held with gathering of extended family and friends.
Richard Tubaugh reports corn planted May 3 stands eight feet tall and tassels. Funks seed corn used across 238 acres with 152 acres of soybeans. They double rowed soybeans on corn ground and replanted where weed control failed. They plow sod to corn and emphasize conservation practices including terraces and waterways with birdsfoot trefoil stands.
A Stocker reunion is planned for Sunday July 8 at Moravia Park. Organizers invite former Stocker students and families to gather for a day of fellowship and reminiscence in the park setting.
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