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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1961

Page

4

Truck Freight Service Planned for Moravia Area

Improved freight service for Moravia is planned as Burlington Truck Lines holds a temporary federal permit for statewide pickup and delivery. A hearing is set for Aug 30 at the Auditor's office in Albia to consider the Moravia permit. The town has lacked less-than-carload service since January after the Wabash ended it, causing shipments to route through Albia or other towns.

Moravia Burlington Truck Lines Burlington Town State Commerce Commission Auditor's Office Albia Wabash Transportation Company Centerville Myatic Blakesburg Ottumwe

Supper Honors Michigan Visitors At Centerville Home

47 guests gathered Tuesday at the Mearl Walter home to honor visitors from Kalamazoo and nearby towns. Family members from Walter, Grey, Cline, Drake, Walter and Gardner clans shared a time of visiting, photos, homemade ice cream, and a three tier birthday cake.

Mearl Walter Clevan Jean Cera Wayne " Wadson Kalameroo Mich Delbert Grey Brad Louilla Fay Cline Susie Cline Mir Drake Aubrey Walter Jerry Jet Kevin Richard Clark Edna Foglesong Centerville

In Memory of Our Mother and Grandmother Cynthia Deere

In memory of our mother and grandmother Mrs. Cynthia Deere who passed away one year ago. Family and grandchildren remember her with love and admiration.

Cynthia Deere

If It Doesn't Rain Softball Friday Night Moravia Hosts Plano

Moravia town softball team meets Plano ball club at the Moravia diamond Friday July 28. Deli Hellyer manages the team with players including Dick Tormson Ronnie Underwood Ron Woodward Fred DuVall Gary Pfannebecker Kenny Ellison and others. Concession stand open. game to start on time barring problems.

Moravia Plano Deli Hellyer Dick Tormson Ronnie Underwood Ron Woodward Fred DuVall Gary Pfannebecker Gary Underwood Kenny Ellison Dean Easter Clell McDanel Bob Burns Bill Woodward Keith Helmick Larry Martin Lee Snelson Hellyer

Big F.B. Picnic At Wapello Today

The annual six county Farm Bureau picnic and free barbecue is scheduled at Lake Wapello on Thursday July 27. Kenneth Free and Norris Price presidents of Monroe and Appanoose counties urge all Farm Bureau members and families to attend. Over one thousand people from Monroe Appanoose Davis Wapello Jefferson and Van Buren are expected. Free barbecue coffee iced tea and koolaid are provided by Farm Bureau Service Moravia and Three Farm Service Fairfield. Bring own table service and a basket of food. Numerous games with prizes will entertain all ages.

Farm Bureau Lake Wapello Kenneth Free Norris Price Monroe Appanoose County Farm Big Three Farm Service Company of Fairfield

Packard family honored at Spencer gathering

Mr and Mrs Wank Wilson returned from a weekend with Ames and Spencer relatives. A Saturday gathering at Loren Walters east of town honored Mr and Mrs J H Packard and Maribeth and Charlies of Norwalk Ohio. Attendees included J R Callen Dale Callen Sharon Walters Des Moines Harry Phillips and others. The Packards visited relatives en route home after staying with Mrs Callen and his parents Roy and Mrs Callen in Numa. Packards then visited Glen Van Loon in Newton Sunday.

Wank Wilson Ronnie Wilson Ames Howard Wilson Spencer Loren Walter Town J. H. Packard Maribeth Charlies Norwalk Ohio J. R. Callen Dale Callen Craig Bruce Sheri Sharon Walters Des Moines Harry Phillips David Donald Dowd Clarence Dowd Ina Miller Packards Callen Roy Packard Numa Paul Cridlebaugh Glen van Loons Newton

Spencer Barber Shop to Close for Wedding Day

Closed all day Saturday August 5 to attend a wedding. Spencer Barber Shop will resume regular hours Sunday.

Spencer Barber Shop

Hiner elected as Legion commander at Moravia post

Clarence Hiner was elected Commander of the Basil Cowell post of the American Legion of Moravia at a regular meeting and election Monday evening. He succeeds Lee Hiatt. Other officers elected were Floyd Hiner 1st vice Delbert Calhoun 2nd vice Paul Spencer adjutant Larry Brooks finance officer Leonard Palmer Sergeant at arms Zell Callen service officer Howard Smith chaplain. The executive committee is Lee Hiatt Richard Veach Bobby Stocker Loren Thompson and Max McDonough. The officers will be installed at the next regular meeting.

Clarence Hiner Basil Cowell American Legion of Moravia Lee Hiatt Floyd Hiner Delbert Calhoun Paul Spencer Larry Brooks Leonard Palmer Zell Callen Howard Smith Richard Veach Bobby Stocker Loren Thompson Max McDonough Earl Rouse Alicia Edna Dyphon Emery Hiatt Larry Derby Mark St. Josephs Hospital Centerville

Owen is new FHA committeeman in Appanoose Monroe

Kenneth E. Owen and George Antolik named to Farmers Home Administration committees in Appanoose and Monroe counties. McCabe and Free complete three-year terms. McFall, Foster, Mason, and Murphy continue on respective county panels. FHA aids rural credit, loan eligibility, and farm security decisions with local offices in Centerville and Albia.

Kenneth E. Owen Centerville George Antolick Eddyville Farmers Home Administration Owen Frank M. McCabe Appanoose Antolik Kenneth Free Monroe County McCabe Free L. Trenton McFall Clifford J. Foster U.S. Department of Agriculture East Jackson Albia

New sidewalks poured over brick lanes in town center

New sidewalks were poured in front of the laundry pool hall, barber shop, and the former Chet Broshar building, replacing the last of the old brick sidewalks. Little Brad Gray of Louilla spent last week at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Walter.

Chet Broshar Brad Gray Louilla Loren Walter

Lads and Lassies square dance meeting set Thursday

The Lads and Lassies western style square dance club will meet Thursday evening July 27 at the AH building. Leo Ziebert of Des Moines will be the guest. host committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Dean Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Max McDonough. Y-Twirlers of Ottumwa will be guests. spectators welcome.

Lads and Lassies Leo Ziebert Des Moines Dean Moore Wid Max McDonough Y-Twirlers Ottumwa

Simmons Reunion at Bloomfield Iowa Held August 6 1961

The Simulaus and Herron reunion will take place Sunday at Bloomfield city park Iowa. A basket dinner is scheduled for 1 o'clock.

Bloomfield Iowa

Boat Races Planned at Centerville Sunday

Drag races on water will be held Sunday afternoon at the reservoir southwest of Centerville. Not professional racing, only local boats. Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors say drag races reduce collision risk. Trophies for winners in classes 6, 10, 18, 25, 35, 50 and 75 hp plus hydroplane class. Free event. fishing derby for children morning. Time trials 9:00 a.m. races 2:00 p.m.

Centerville Junior Chamber of Commerce

S.W.S. entertains Moravia ladies at church dinner

The Women’s Society of World Service hosted an elderly Moravia group at the Evangelical United Brethren church dining room on Tuesday for a cooperative dinner and program. About twenty guests attended. others were unable due to ill health. A committee led by Mrs. J. T. Van Dorin welcomed guests and introduced the pastor and Mrs. J. A. Ogden.]]>

Women's Society of World Service Moravia Evangelical United Brethren Church J. T. van Dorin J. A. Ogden Carl. Tisue Ira Boyer E. G. Hawk Christian Social Relations Society Ogden Eunice Zell Callen Carl Tisue Charles Coffin Ella Cridlebaugh Santa Rosa Calif

Tisue Reunion at Moravia Park Shelter

A Tisue family reunion was held at the Moravia park shelter on Sunday July 23 with a dinner and visits. Attending were Harley and (Mrs.) Tisue Ethel Hamilton Ron and family Ralph Davis Claude Hawk Helen McAninch and son Max Joe Burger Arthur Davis Marcia Tisue Centerville Dorothy Vance Albia and Leah Tisue with grandchildren from Centerville.

Tisue Moravia Park Harley Tisue Ethel Hamilton Ron Tisue Ralph Davis Claude Hawk Helen McAninch Max Joe Burger Moravia Arthur Davis Marcia Tisue Centerville Dorothy Vance Albia Leah Tisue

Des Moines Visitors Letter Home From Local Family News

Mrs Ray Darah and sons from Des Moines visited Mamie Kaster while her husband was away at camp for two weeks. Winston DuVall and family visited Clinton relatives. Ottumwa visitors joined Gary Perry and others at various homes. Leanne and Greg Caster received callers. Lola Lee Callen stayed with Ottumwa relatives Thursday and Friday.

Ray Darah Des Moines Mamie Kaster Winston DuVall Dee Kaster Clinton Clifford Offills Ottumwa DuValls Kenneth Brown Gary Perry Carl Bettis Clarence Caster Leanne

Ice Cream Social Planned by Clover Leaf Club

The Clover Leaf club will host its annual ice cream supper in Moravia park on July 28 at 7 30. All members and former members are invited. Members with freezers should bring ice cream while those without should bring cake.

Clover Leaf Club Moravia Park

Christian Church Ladies Aid Dinner Menu

The Christian ladies aid will serve dinner Wednesday August 2 at the church. Menu features fried chicken and gravy mashed potatoes sliced cucumbers buttered new corn apple sauce relish hot rolls butter jelly pie coffee and iced tea.

The Christian Ladies Aid

Fairview Bible School Picnic and Evening Program

Fairview Bible school holds a Saturday picnic meeting at 10 30 a m at the church and will travel to Moravia park. The Bible school program is scheduled for Sunday evening at 7 38 p m. Everyone is welcome.

Fairview

Moravia Budget Seeks Lower Town Tax Levy

Moravia town board approved a $12,480 tax budget at Monday’s meeting, down from $13,043 last year, a move expected to reduce the town tax levy millage.

Moravia

Rose Becomes Barber Co. Bookkeeper After Resigning Assessor

Lloyd Rose, who recently resigned as Appanoose County Assessor after 12 years, began this week as bookkeeper for the Success Barber & Supply Co. He resides on a farm south of Moravia. Mrs. Rose is a member of the elementary faculty here.

Lloyd Rose Appanoose County Tthe Success Barber & Supply Co Rose Moravia

Glick Receives Conservation Award in State Contest

Appanese county drivers three winners in the eighth annual state soil conservation contest. Joe Gardner near Mystic wins owner-operator division, Ralph Spencer of Moravia takes operator and Dwight Glick of Rockford Michigan owner in landlord-tenant operated farm, and Leon Kauzlarich near Mystic earns new cooperators division. Des Moines Register sponsors the event to honor top soil conservationists and county winners advance to state competition. Glick and Spencer enhanced the former A G Turner farm west of Moravia with grass waterways and drainage improvements.

Appanese County Joe Gardner Near Mystic Ralph Spencer Moravia Dwight Glick Rockford, MI Landlord-Tennant Leon Kauzlarich New Cooperators Des Moines Register Mr. Glick A.G. Turner

Recital at Mrs Ernest Wests Delights Mothers Guests

Pupils of Mrs. Ernest West presented a recital at her home Friday afternoon for mothers and guests. Twenty five performers appeared in three parts Vacation Time Foreign Lands and Sacred Music. Featured were Michael Sisul Marjorie French Lorraine Dwight Johnson Fonda Joel Gladfelder Ricky Maribeth Johnson Minnie Ann Condra and guest soloist Mrs John Zimmer.

Ernest West Michael Sisul Marjorie French Lorraine Dwight Johnson Fonda Joel Gladfelder Ricky Maribeth Johnson Minnie Ann Condra John Zimmer

Brown Reunion Held at Albia Park

Descendants of A J Brown family held a co op dinner at Albia Park on Sunday July 28. The event featured visiting and ball games with children enjoying the swimming pool. Attendees included numerous Beaty, Brown, Hough and Fowler families from Marshalltown Des Moines Eddyville Sigourney Moravia and Boston Mass.

A. J. Brown Albia Park Lloyd Beaty Denny Sam Beaty Jack Ray Farr Charles Butler Marshalltown Dorothy Brown Parson Boston Mass Jerry Brown Danny Sigourney Dick Dunham Des Moines Versal Hough Dean Hough Charles Eddyville Russell Brown Dick Brown Brad Lloyd Brown Kenneth Brown Beryl Brown Osa Brown Birdie Main Glenn Fowler Moravia

Local folks cited at Unionville 4-H show and visits

Mrs. Clair Callen and Mrs. Ralph Davis attended a 4-H local achievement show in Unionville Iowa on Thursday afternoon. Billy Callen spent Monday with Eddie Callen in Ottumwa. Mrs. Pearl Swaim visited from Friday to Sunday with her niece Mrs. Zelma Hopkins in Albia. Mr John Dodd and Mrs. Earl Dodd of Lincoln Nebraska were dinner guests Friday with the Bill Wilson family east of town. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Free and Dale and Elaine were dinner guests Friday with Mrs. Flora Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Free visited Sunday afternoon with her mother Mrs. Jones. Mr.and Mrs Harvey Main of Centerville called on Mrs. Ocile Clark Saturday.

Clair Callen Ralph Davis Unionville Iowa Billy Callen Eddie Callen Ottumwa Pearl Swaim Zelma Hopkins Albia John Dodd Earl Dodd Lincoln Nebr Bill Wilson Kenneth Free Dale Elaine Flora Jones

Special meeting for proficiency class follows August date

A special meeting for a proficiency class is announced for Tuesday evening August 1 at 8:00 sharp. All officers are urged to attend. Ruby Long, W.M.

Ruby Long W.M

Officers Named for Fall Festival

Max McDonough and Mrs. Loyd Carter announce festival committee chairs across departments including Home Art Mrs Zell Callen Girls department Mrs Art Fox Home economics Mrs Lee Histt Horticulture Mrs Norman Ward Artistic arrangements Mrs Virgil Boyer Canned products Mrs Nellie Williams Industrial tent Bert Turner Francis Kincade Art Fox and FFA boys Concessions N R Ward Advertising and publicity Gary Charity Seats Booster club Tent exhibits Ira Boyer Meat Walter FFA Entertainment Mr and Mrs Max McDonough Tickets Larry Brooks R R Pennington Friz Walter Ralph Davis Finance Paul Spencer Jr Wm Woodward Sr Kids races Delmar Dowd Clark Heliyer Wm Woodward Jr Parade and band festival Charles Turner John Wilson Square dance Mr and Mrs John Spencer Mr and Mrs Jim Meane Mr and Mrs Ron Woodward

Max McDonough Loyd Carter Zell Callen Art Fox Lee Histt Norman Ward Virgil Boyer Nellie Williams Bert Turner Francis Kincade FFA Boys N. R. Ward Gary Charity Ira Boyer Walter FFA Larry Brooks R. R. Pennington Friz Walter Ralph Davis Paul Spencer, Jr Wm. Woodward Delmar Dowd Clark Heliyer Charles Turner John Wilson John Spencer Jim Meane Ron Woodward

F F A Boys Home From Trip

Nineteen tired FFA members two bus drivers and the chapter advisor arrived home at 4 00 p m Monday from a 2281 mile educational trip. The eight day journey covered parts of South Dakota Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska with rain but learning about sugar beets beef alfalfa pinto beans irrigation and dry land farming. Scenic highlights included the corn palace Mount Rushmore Wind Cave Estes Park Trail Ridge and Denver. Each boy paid about 41 dollars. Mr Dayton called the trip very successful and meaningful for the boys.

F.F.A South Dakota Wyoming Colorado Nebraska Mr. Rushmore Wind Cars Estes Park Trail Ridge Denver

Burtons Move Friday to Burnside Iowa

Mr and Mrs Ervin Burton and family will move Friday to Burnside Iowa where he will teach in the local school. They sold their property to Mr and Mrs Webb Mullins and family who will reside there. Mullins works in construction.

Ervin Burton Burnside Iowa Webb Mullins Mr. Mullins

Teacher moves trailer near High School campus

Mr. and Mrs. David Burton moved their house trailer to the northeast corner of the High School building. He will be science instructor on the high school faculty for the coming term. The trailer was moved from Kirksville where he was attending college.

David Burton Kirksville

Mrs Sufficool Undergoes Surgery in Des Moines Hospital

Mrs John Sufficool of Colfax entered Methodist hospital in Des Moines on Friday for surgery on Saturday. Her room number is 424.

Des Moines John Sufficool Colfax Methodist Hospital

Gratitude for Support During Hospital Stay

Nadine Winsle thanks everyone for cards letters flowers gifts and calls while she was in the hospital at Albia noting the kindness helped time pass quickly and was deeply appreciated.

Albia Nadine Winsle

Flight of the Stork Flight of the Stork

A baby boy named Mark Larry Darby was born July 24 at St Joseph hospital Center ville to Larry and wife. He weighed 9 pounds 3 ounces. Grandparents are Emery Hiatt, Emmett Derby of Ottumwa.

St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Larry Darby Mark Larry Emery Hiatt Emmett Derby Ottumwa Leo VanDerin Glenda Sue St. Josep Hospital Ouumwa J. J. VanDerin Broford Johnsen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Success Barber Supply Co Onors Michigan Wees Wapellio Hiner Legion DER FHA Stumbo Sequoia Mountains Kermit Gladfelder Edward McCord Martha Dean Grosscup Miss McCord New York Insurance Company Grosscup Daniel Grosscup Winfield, Town International Harvester Craig Wade Mystic Linda Dale K. Free Cleli V. Blumer Patsy Jene Dennis Oren Heiden Pauline Stocker Oren Heiden San Leandro California Mie Blumer Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Mr. Heiden Schmidt Construction Co Simmons S.W.S Tisue Reunion Christian Church Menu Bible School Barber CO Bookke Eper Glick Ernest Wests Brown Trip Mr. Dayton Burtons
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