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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1936

Page

6

Walda Elizabeth Walden birth at University hospital

Walda Elizabeth Walden born weighing seven pounds to Mr and Mrs Walden T Smith on Sunday at University hospital in Ows City Iowa. The notice notes a local newspaper section and remarks on cooler weather and upcoming events. The column references community life and local happenings with mixed editorial asides.

Walda’ ‘Elizabeth Mr. and Mea Walden 'T. Smith Suly University Hospital Ows City Iowa

Turner Wheat Yields Above Usual Average

Reports from the U G Turner farm show a standout wheat harvest with over forty acres at an average near thirty bushels per acre and two small fields exceeding forty bushels. These yields surpass the region’s typical southern Iowa average for the area.

U. G. Turner Turner Iowa

Moravia Area Budgets Show Downward Requests

Moravia Independent School District Appanoose County and the Town of Moravia publish budget estimates for 1937 coming in lower than last year. The Moravia school district leads with about 1500 less, the county about 1000 less, and Moravia town slightly lower. Taxpayers may see savings though final bills depend on property values yet to be assessed.

Moravia Independent Appanoose County Moravia Jerry

Brompton School Reunion Held At Eslinger Grove

The Brompton school held its fourth annual reunion at Eslinger Grove on Sunday July 12 with 66 attendees. Heat reduced turnout. a basket dinner followed by an afternoon program included songs, talks, readings, and a minutes reading.

Brompton School Eslinger Grove America Mia Miller Samantha Webster Little Red Schoolhouse On the Hill Boyd Miller Portland Ore Nora Neff Ethel Roberts Mra Webster Hough School Albis

All-Star Baseball Night Aims for Moravia Friday

Moravia residents will host an All-Star doubleheader Friday night with the Reds meeting Morrell of Ottumwa and the Blues facing Unionville or Rathbun. First pitch at 8:00 pm. Reds manager John Nowels has not named his lineup while John Laws will select the Blue squad. Previous crowds drew big attendance as last season’s out-of-town games proved popular. The City League standings show Laws' team atop the BAM standings with no recent games played.

Moravia Reds Fest Morrell Ottumwa Blues Unionville Rathbun John Nowels John Laws BAM Laws

School Handbooks Ready For Distribution 1926 Edition

Mo ravia public schools will distribute 1686 handbooks in about ten days. Copy goes to the printer tonight and printing should finish by next week. The 1926 handbook follows past editions with up to date content and new interior views of the school building.

Moravia

Sunday Gathering at Pearl Boyer Home in Moravia

A Sunday gathering occurred Sunday July 12 at the Pearl Boyer home west of Moravia. Attendees from nearby towns included numerous Espy and related families, plus Irwin and Whicker households. A cooperative dinner was enjoyed, with social time and reminiscences about local agriculture and past events. Officers for the school organization for the year were announced, led by President Ethel Roberts.

Pearlie Boyer Moravia T. S. Jones William Espy Frank O'Conner Marjorie Manilla Kenneth Enid Norris Earl Espy Barbara Lee Marilyn Russell Espy Katherine Billy Bobbie Jack Virgil Espy Eva Near Darby Ben Irwin Mildred Dorothy Near Melrose Catie Whicker Orman Max Onella Anna Easter Hasterner New York Massachusetts Beech Lowe Ethel Roberts Nora Neff Ona Boardman

Speed limit notice amid dusty roads urged by mayor

Dusty conditions lead to enforced 16 mile per hour speed limit across all shelled streets as mayor L H Beery asks drivers to observe the law and govern themselves. Aged Unionville residents Laura Hicks and Alice Banks are reported dead at Mount Pleasant state hospital with brief notices of survivors and funeral plans pending.

Moravik Atreets Sheled Atreets L. H Beery Laura Hicks Unionville Appanoose County State Hospital Mount Pleasant Surii Claude C Rapids Amanita Miller I Miller J. D. Miller Tobe Stutevoss Mra. Hicks Alice Banks Alice Ks Dave Caylor

Barn Fire Destroys West Side Barn on C C Long Farm

A large barn at the C. C. Long farm north of Moravia was completely destroyed by fire Saturday. Windy conditions hampered containment, with sparks igniting four east side buildings. Losses included hay oats wheat and machinery. insurance partially covered damage. The first barn burned by lightning years earlier.

C. C. Long Farm Moravia

Moravia Legion Auxiliary Picnic At Sharon Park

More than 60 Moravia Legion Auxiliary members and families attended the annual picnic at Sharon Park near Centerville. It was the largest turnout in years with members visiting or swimming in the Chariton river after a bounteous dinner. Mrs. Harley Tisue presided over the event.

Moravia Legion Auxiliary Sharon Park Centerville James Chariton River Harley Tisue

Day Family Reunion at Leighton Park

The annual Day family reunion will be held at Leighton Park in Détumwa on July 19.

Leighton Park Détumwa

Mrs Castles Says It Pays To Advertise

Mrs Edna Castles of Albia declares Moravia is on the map by placing an ad in The Union. She claims her Moravia property drew first class tenants after a week of advertising for sale or rent on Ganta Moravia square.

Moravia Edna Castles Albia Low Ganta of B. Castles, Albia

Council Moves To Alleviate Dust Problem

Moravia town council at a regular meeting discussed dust relief options including calcium chloride and black-top surfacing. Officials seek a workable plan funded by town finances while enforcing a 15 mph speed limit to minimize dust.

Moravia

FFA Members Called To Register Pure Bred Lambs

Vocational Agriculture instructor Wilbur S. Perkins issued a notice to FFA members with pure bred sheep. Meetings with Mr. Perkins and Mr. Hardie will be in the Moravia building agriculture room on Saturday July 18 at 7:30 p.m. The fee per lamb is 50 cents for FFA members. Bring your lambs and records. Mr. Hardie joined Mr. Perkins in Moravia last week, introducing him to locals. the Perkins family plans to move to Moravia around July 24.

Wilbur S. Perkins FF. A Mr. Perkins Mr. Hardie Moravia Mr.Perkins

Stocker Ranks High In Metalworker School

Information from the U S Navy Recruiting Station Des Moines states Edward E Stocker enlisted in the Navy and completed the Class A Group III Metal Workers School with credit He is congratulated for ranking among the highest in his class and shows energy willingness and reliability for a successful Navy career

U,. S. Navy Des Moines Edward E. Stocker Ravys United States Navy

Eugene Boyer Receives Tetanus Anti-Toxin

Pearlie Boyer, five year old son of Mr and Mrs Pearlie Boyer, stepped on a nail Sunday morning and was taken to the doctor for treatment. He was given tetanus anti toxin and is convalescing nicely.

Pearlie Eugene Boyer Pearlie Boyer

M. E. Friday Dinner Menu Highlights Comfort Staples

The menu lists scalloped chicken with gravy, noodles, mashed potatoes, slaw, beets, bread, iced tea, succotash, apple sauce, coffee, and other items for a Friday dinner. It emphasizes classic comfort foods and a complete meal lineup.

Mothers Of Nursery School Children Meet At Community Building

Mothers of nursery children, their offspring, and the nursery school faculty met Friday afternoon at the Community building. The meeting featured a cooperative talk by Mon. Martin, the school nurse, and a social session followed with refreshments served at the close.

Mon. Martin Tony Eee

Phanks We yaar to sincerely thank preyvone who rendered their serv

A brief note expresses sincere thanks to all who rendered service and support. The message mentions gratitude from C. C. Long and family for aid provided during a difficult time.

Preyvone C. C. Long End

Moravia Sets Poll Tax at Two Dollars Until August First

Moravia town council in regular session last Monday set the poll tax at two dollars if paid by August 1. After August 1 the tax rises to four dollars. Payments should be made to street commissioner Kenneth Paxston.

Peruona Moravia Kenneth Paxston

Moravia Heat Tops 100 Degrees for Thirteenth Day

Moravia and surrounding areas endure a prolonged heat wave with temperatures above 100 for the thirteenth straight day. Centerville reported 108 degrees, near the all time high, as crops suffer and only two heat prostrations are noted. Bible school at 10 and preaching at 8.

Moravia Bible Stud Centerville Lagle N. G. Wilson George Cousins Mr. Wilson Mr. Cousins

CaureneS Sunday School and Worship Schedule

CaureneS hosts Sunday School at 10:00 a m Morning Worship at 11:00 o'clock Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p m and a Thursday prayer meeting at 8:00 o'clock Pastor F Scott leads the services.

Christian Endeavor F. €. Scott

Moravia Methodist Services and Ellis Parish Notices

Morning worship at Wealey Chapel at 9 00. Sunday School at 10 36. Epworth League at 7 00 p m. Evening service announcement to be made Sunday morning. Charles L Ellis, pastor.

Moravia Epworth League Wealey Chapel Chas. L. Ellis Par

Church Services and Leaders at Fairview and Hilton

The Church of Christ Bible school meets at 10:00 a m with Mrs Birdie Main as superintendent. Communion at 11:00 a m and Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p m. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon under Pastor W J Hastie. Fairview Sunday school at 9:00 a m with Grover Kanter superintendent. Morning worship 9:45 a m. Evening service 8:00 p m with Epworth League and Hilton Lewis Rouse superintendent. Epworth League service at 8:00 p m. J W Stine, Pastor.

Bible School Birdie Christian Endeavor Ladies’ Aid W. J. Hastir Tconium Cirgsit Fairview Bonday Grover Kanter Epworth League Hilton Lewis Rouse J. W. Stine

Lake Wapello Dedication Set For July 30

The first man made lake opened under Iowa Conservation is to be dedicated July 30 in Davis County. Governor Clyde L. Herring will preside with Logan Blizzard presenting the lake to the state. A Boone Point memorial for Dr. W. Boone will be unveiled with a bronze plate. Public invitation extended.

Iowa The Conservation Commission Lake Wapello Davis County Lator Roy Stevens Ottumwa W. €. Boone Fish and Game Commission and Conservation Commission Boone Point Doctor Boone

Mrs Wood Reports Dry Weather in Dakota

Mrs Wm J Wood of Millboro South Dakota reports dry conditions on July 8 1938 noting drought damaged small grain and dry area while corn remains green with rain needed. She sends $1.60 for Moravia Union and hopes for a good crop. Rev and Mrs Hawkins of Hedrick spent time with their daughter Mrs Lyle Beery and family.

Wm. J. Wood Millboro S. Dak Moravia Union Moravia Sira Mra B. Hawkins Hedrick Lyle Beery

Fall Festival Group to Meet in Moravia Community Building

G B Johnson, president of the Moravia Fall Festival association, calls a meeting in the Community building on Thursday evening to discuss organizing a Colt and Mule Show and to address other business. He urges all horse lovers and supporters of the institute to attend.

G. B. Johnson Moravia

Iconium M E Ladies Aid Plans Quilt Show

Iconium M E Ladies Aid met in the church basement on Thursday July 8 for a cooperative dinner and a cool gathering. Burlington guests Mr and Mrs Stine were honored. The group will sponsor a quilt show and ice cream supper on Saturday July 26 with public invitation. An Aid meeting is planned for Thursday July 16 in the afternoon with Division No. 2 to serve and present a short program.

M. E. Ladies’ Aid of Iconium Burlington Viniti Arend J Stine Aid

Death of Ratliff At Lynville Reported

The death of Ratliff occurred at Lynville. The deceased was a man aged approximately fifty something. Funeral arrangements were incomplete in the report, with unclear names and details partially legible. No definitive date or full location beyond Lynville is provided.

Ratliff Lynville

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