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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1928

Page

3

Mother Mine Presented by Epworth League

Epworth League presented the play Mother Mine on Friday evening July 19 at M. F. B. Chared. A large crowd attended and the performance was reported very good. Proceeds will aid the League’s pledge toward the new church with cast including Cyntha Whitcomb Leona Easter Miranda Peasley Vivien Wilson Martha Tisdale Lillian Whitcomb Mildred Chambers Mary Tisdale Irene Fix John Whitcomb Burke Wilson Jack Payson Dean McCrory Jerry MacConnell Tall Swarm Officer Lewis Noor den Slaven Sam Blunt Harold Mason.

Mother Mine M. FB. Chared Epworth League Joe Payson Dean McCrory Jerry MacConnell Tall Officer Lewis Tram Bosatan Noor den Slaven Sam Blunt Harold Mason

Drakeville Narrowly Beats Moravia In Front Runners Thrill Ride

Sunday crowd saw a fast Moravia versus Drakeville game with Drakeville scoring four early as Kennedy’s men rally to tie 4–4 in the eighth. Drakeville won 5–4 in the ninth with two out, while Moravia’s lineup featured Broshar Cameron Smith Goatlander Weidman Russell McCoy Keegan Anderson Bunten Albert Downing Main Townsend Randolph Knapp Shad and Vampires Andersons. Also notes large Moravia band concert crowds and praise for the musicians amid Klaxon-friendly applause and pep.

Drakeville Haive Moravia Deakevilly Mg. Kennedy Jocala J. Broshar Cameron If." Smith Lf. Goatlander Weidman Russell McCoy Rd. Keegan Anderson Bunten Albert Downing P. Main Cf. Downing C. ‘Townsend C. Randolph Ef. Knapp Shad

Pleasant Surprise For Mrs Callen On Birthday

Mrs Z G Callen enjoyed a large family gathering with thirty three relatives and friends at her home after Sunday School. A noon dinner followed with gifts and warm wishes for many returning birthdays. Attendees included the Angst and Wilson families from Udell and Woodburn, Dowd and Gallen households, and other neighbors.

Z. G. Callen Udell J. @. Wilson Woodburn Walter Phillipa Near Numa N. G. Wilson Eph Wilson Edna Dyphon Tee Ted Miller Clarence Dowd A. C. Dowd Wille Gallen Riley Callen Mra J. C. Callen Charley Phillips Mary Myrtle Halden Tamaey C Gladfelder Centerviile Mary Angst Gladfelder

Wedded at Albia Connects Centerville Friends

Mattie Mare daughter of Mr and Mrs J O Mare married Hugo Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Ed Johnson at Albia with Rev B F Schwarty officiating They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Conrad Lofgreen Both graduates of Centerville High School The groom works as a miller and is a gypsum company employee They will reside at 1220 S Main Street after a weekend at the wakes.

Centerville Albia Mattie Mare J. 0 Appanoose Mill Federal Gypsum Co Main Street Lowegian

Church Notices and Local Visits in Moravia

Sunday School at ten, morning and evening services at the schoolhouse. Work advances on the church move. Choir practice Tuesday evening at the Bivin home and Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon. Visitors Jack and Mrs. Horner of Long Beach California toured Moravia visiting relatives. Jack, once a Moravia child, now newspaper man in Long Beach, was en route from Des Moines where he attended a Lion Club convention.

Brother Evans McCracken Bivin Ladies Aid Jack Horner Soar Beach California Moravia S.C. Horner Des Moines Liong Club Jack Long Beach

Murder Shocks Jeffersonville Family In Indiana

Relatives in Seymour Werard report the murder of Fess Barrickman, 69, a Jeffersonville resident and cousin of J. 5. McCord, shot four times on his rear porch. A neighbor recalls seeing a man in a soldier’s uniform flee the area. Police pursue clues as coroners prepare the body for interment. Barrickman had long ties to the local community.

Fess Tarrickman J. 5. McCord Seymour Werard Fess Barrickman Jeffersonville Indiana Barrickman Snon An Barreskman Sophia Bragg Genna Rena Crawford

Sunday School Picnic at Eton Schoolhouse

A Sunday School picnic gathered seventy guests, rising to eighty six by noon, with a delicious cafeteria style dinner. Rev O J Fix delivered a meaningful afternoon sermon, accompanied by a special song by Mrs Pix and Irene, and Enya Sunday School is noted for rapid growth and strong community support.

Eton O. J. Fix Pix Irene Enya Sunday School Serman

Love and Heaven Motifs at United Brethren Service

Minister Winfield Thompson proclaims love and holy living as paths to heaven. A church event features a Wednesday choir program with fried chicken and trimmings at the church basement on July 25, proceeds benefitting the choir fund. The piece urges brethren to love neighbors and avoid gossip.

God Hell Christ Spr Winfield Thompson

Regular Friday Dinner at Mena Church Menu

The Mena church announces a regular Friday dinner at the M. EB Church featuring roast beef and roast pork with dressing and other dishes. Price 60. The notice notes adjustments for warm weather with collars loosening.

M. EB Mena

Sharp Hunter Wedding Highlight in Casper and Moravia Notes

A Denver wedding announcement reports Miss Mary Sharp and Neill Hunter wed July 7 1928 at the First United Presbyterian church in Denver. The Casper schoolteacher and Iowa City native joins the Hunter business family in Casper after a Colorado trip. The piece also covers the Moravia Brown reunion with relatives gathering for dinner and memories.

Mary Sharp Neill Hunter Denver Casper F. S. Sharp Iowa City Iowa Hunter University of Iowa At Chi Omega Hunter-Gall Colorado Wyo Daily Tribune First United Presbyterian Church Pollock

Family Reunion at Hamilton Home in Moravia

A Sunday July 8 family reunion at F. P. Hamilton home Moravia brought together twenty eight relatives, all children and grandchildren except two in South Dakota. Attendees included multiple Hamiltons and other local families. Ralph McDonough grew a 12 foot corn stalk near Moravia prompting talk about next fall harvest.

F. P. Hamilton Moravia South Dakota Mys Homer Hamilton West Port L. C. Hamilton J. L. Simbro Famiily Percy Iowa Ed Dellani Monroe H.R. Lemaster Famly Mystic Ralph McDonough

Changes in Moravia business locations this week

Over the past week Moravia saw several business relocations. Selby Hat Shoppe moved from the Broshar-Sehreiner balcony to the east room of the Johnson building, while Alexander's Grocery and Produce shifted to the Karso building on the north square. Main Chevrolet Co remains in the west room, with R. W. Winsler Produce Co taking over the vacated Alexander space.

Moravia Selby Broshar-Sehreiner Johnson Alexander’s Grocery and Produce Winsler Karso Alexander Chevrolet Co R. W. Winsler Produce Co

Moravia council approves bills and sets budget hearing

Moravia Iowa notes discuss claims totaling General Fund Cemetery Fund and Highway Fund with payments to Morris Atkin Broshar Waughop and Donovan. July 18 1928 minutes approve July 7 session and set August 6 final budget hearing. Moravia Reds defeat Leonium 15 to 5 in baseball debut. Mrs Monty Oehler visits Ottumwa with Ryman McDanel parents.

Moravia Towa C. A. Turner H.K. Smith F. M. Dodd Chester Broshar ES. Carter Claims Committee Rdera General Fund Hit Morris Atkin Telat Ape Pe Anthet Broshar Peoples ‘Oravin Union J. E. Donovan W. C. Bivin U. Co C. Waughop Iowa M. Dodd H, K. Smith Fred Hintt Carter

Zell Callen Home Destroyed By Early Fire

Early Sunday a northwest town fire destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs Zell Callen. Mrs Callen woke to dense smoke and alerted her husband. fire started in the second story as help arrived slowly. The blaze consumed the residence and furnishings though the couple escaped before a ceiling collapse. The home was insured.

Zell Callen Callens

Moravia girl sails from New York for study abroad

A Moravia Union note reports Miss Thrift, a former Moravia girl, sails from New York on June 28 to study in Europe on a one year sabbatical from Tucson University. A Phoenix newspaper features a photo of the liner Olympic with a message about the voyage and 2499 others aboard.

Moravia Union Phoenix, Ariz Miss Then Thrift Moravia New York Tuscon University Aecord Olympic Europe BGO

Notice shipping patrons notifies stock recipients

I will be away for a few weeks and wish to notify patrons wishing to r ship stock to call E. G. Hawk. F. P. Hawk, Mgr. 2tpd. J. . McCord was a Sunday visitor with his wife and daughter at the home of Mrs. McCord's parents, at Lucerne, Mo.

Tor E. G. Hawk F. P. Hawk Mgr McCord

Former Mohavian Takes Own Life

Ralph H. Riddell aged 66 of Des Moines ended his life by gas in his basement after a note blamed despondency over unemployment. Survived by wife Mrs. Riddell two sons Forrest and Fae A. three daughters Madeline Maxine Ruth and others, former telegraph operator and National Poultry Shippers association member. Interment planned at Sigourney, details pending.

Des Moines Register Moravia Ralph H. Riddell Forty-third Street Riddell Sheaffer Pen Company Fort Madison Madeline Roosevelt High Maxine Ruth National Poultry Shippers Association Sigourney

Burton Reunion Second Annual Event at Centerville Park

The Burton community invites visitors to the second Burton Reunion on July 29 1928 at Centerville City Park. All former residents and kin are welcome to reconnect and share memories.

Burton Centerville

U B Church Choir Serves Meal at 25 Cents

The U B Church choir will serve a meal on Wednesday July 26 featuring fried chicken with gravy mashed potatoes creamed carrots and peas green beans cucumbers and beets pie tea and coffee all for 25 cents. Mrs J H D Lathrop is visiting relatives in Des Moines.

U. B J. H. D. Lathrop Des Moines

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Epworth Uose Church OF Christ Swaim’s Cash Store United Brethren IN Christ Georg Atte C. L. Beaty Cheyenne Blue Inn Broadway Colorado Springs Estes Park Brown John Callen Homer Brown van Lemanter W. A. Brown Addie Robinson Everett Glasspie Ralph Stielder Newton Jana Stella Brown Davengort Harold Clark New Sharon Floyd Lemaster Burns Wyoming Council Proceedings W. E. Donovan J. P. Coffin Moravia “Reds Reds Lconium Iconium W. Brand Pete Smith Sud Dotson Lester Smith Jd. Orbler Pence Mason L.F Brand Underwood Union Reporter Cupium Monty Oehler Ottumwa Ryman McDanel U. B. Church Leghorn Springs Springs Springs Broilers Leghorn R. W. Winsler
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