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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1959

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Points Home Burns to Ground Near Hilton

The Ed Points family lost their John Goode farm home north of Hilton to a Monday evening fire caused by a gas stove leak. The Albia unit arrived after flames had engulfed the house, destroying nearly all belongings including clothes, with only a Raven-Port chair TV and a small dresser saved. No insurance covered the loss, and the couple had previously lost a home on the Miller farm south of Moravia. Welfare aid pickups are coordinated through the Union office or Francis Turner.

Ed Points John Goode Selection School House Hilton Ted Miller Moravia Albia Fire Department Points Family Union Office Francis Turner

Moravia Rebekah Lodge to Honor Past Noble Grands

On May 25 the Moravia Rebekah lodge held its regular meeting led by Helen Lou Stocker. Plans were made to honor all past noble grands at the June 8 gathering, with an invitation to them. The traveling emblem committee will present the emblem at Centerville Rebekah lodge on June 5. Refreshments were served during the social hour.

Moravia Rebekah Lodge Helen Lou Stocker Rebeka Lodge Centerville

McCoy Buys 60 Horse Collars in Morayk Trade

Mr. C. W. McCoy of Lucerne Missouri visited Morayk Tuesday to purchase about 60 horse collars from the late J. H. Schreiner estate. He also bought new buggy neck yokes fancy single trees and other items totaling 50 dollars.

C. W. McCoy Lucerne Morayk J. H. Schreiner

Services Tuesday for Orlando Sears

The funeral of Orlando Sears 77 who died Friday was held Tuesday at 2 pm at the Turner funeral home. The Rev F A Richardson of the Evangelical United Brethren church officiated. Burial was in Hillcrest cemetery. He was born September 12 1881 the son of Ossa and Priscilla Sears and spent most of his life in this community. He was married August 5 1927 to Hazel Dudley who died April 4 1954. He is survived by two sons Donnie Sears of Des Moines and Richard of Keokuk and a daughter Mrs Helen Porter of Des Moines, two brothers Otis and Rollie Sears, two sisters Mrs Minnie Pool of Centerville and Rosa Wright of Kirksville Mo and three grand gong.

Orlando Sears Turner Funeral Home F. A. Richardson Evangelical United Brethren Church Hillcrest Cemetery Ossa Priscilla Sears Hazel Dudley Donnie Sears Des Moines Richard Keokuk Helen Porter Otis Rollie Sears Minnie Pool Centerville Rosa Wright Kirksville

Moravia thanks community for support during Iowa stay

Nancy Ward extends gratitude to the Moravia community for concern and thoughtfulness shown during a stay in Iowa City and after returning home. She thanks the E.U.B. Sunday School and her Moravia High class for their kindness.

Moravia Iowa City E.U.B Moravia High Nancy Ward

Appanoose County Donates for 4-H State Camp Fund

Appanoose County contributed 2106.20 to the State 4-H camp building fund, presented by a 12 member delegation to James Hilton of Iowa State College in Ames. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Hempton, Pantious, and other county officials and home economist Inga Eddy. Each Iowa county plans drives to build permanent facilities at the Madrid state 4-H camp ground, used by most counties.

Doyle James Hilton Iowa State College Harold Holder Hampton Betty Jean Paul Appanoose County Foundation For Ames Doyle Hempton Howard Pantious Lowell Shepard Ray Hoover Clarence Anderson

Pvt James B. McCord Completes Supply Specialist Course

Pvt James B. McCord recently completed the supply specialist course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. His new rank and unit assignment are listed as Pvt James B. McCord Be LiR2016 Co. A, Hdg. & Hag. Bai, USA. TC. (E) Leonard Weed, Mo.

James B. McCord Ft. Leonard Wood Co. A Hdg Hag. Bai USA Leonard Weed, Mo

Local News Roundup From Centerville Area

A parade of visitors and relatives gathers across Centerville and nearby towns as Des Moines guests call on residents, attend funerals, and join alumni events at Moulton high school while Florida and Wisconsin travelers visit family in Centerville, Albia, and Davenport. Decorations and family reunions mark the holiday period.

Mitten and Dayton to Wed June 21

Miss Anna Grace Mitten daughter of Fern and Mrs Mitten of Kirksville Missouri will wed Larry G Dayton son of Freeman and Mrs Dayton of Deep River at Grace Methodist Church Moravia June 21. Both graduates and teachers at Moravia Community High School.

Grace Methodist Church Moravia Anna Grace Mitten Larry G. Dayton Miss Mitten Fern Mitten Kirksville Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Dayton Freeman Dayton Deep River Iowa State College Ames Moravia Community High School

Stocker and Foster Wed at Grace Methodist Moravia

Miss Marlene Stocker daughter of Mr and Mrs Forrest Leo Stocker Bloomfield and James Duane Foster son of Mrs Betty Adams Des Moines and Wayne Foster Ottumwa were married Sunday afternoon at 2 at Grace Methodist Church Mora via with Rev John Lanperman of Drakesville performing. The couple will live in the Condra apartment above the former Swaim store.

Marlene Stocker Forrest Leo Stocker Bloomfield James Duane Foster Betty Adams Des Moines Wayne Foster Ottumwa Grace Methodist

Joan Fox Accepts Des Moines Bank Position

Miss Joan Fox has accepted a job at United Federal Bank in Des Moines and began work there Monday. Her family attended Centerville graduation exercises Friday evening where she was among Community Junior College graduates. Also graduating from Moravia were Larry Pfannebecker and Martha McCord.

Joan Fox United Federal Bank Des Moines Art Fox Jane Centerville Miss Fox Community Junior College Moravia Larry Pfannebecker Martha McCord

Ethel Roberts Entered Bagley Nursing Home

Ethel Roberts, living with his sister Mrs. Fred Tillmont for 18 months, was taken to Bagley Nursing Home in Albia. He had spent several days in Monroe County Hospital after the death of his brother in law Fred Tillmont.

Ethel Roberts Fred Tillmont Bagley Albia Monroe County Hospital

Memorial Day Visits and Family Gatherings Across Ottumwa Area

Hamilton residents Mr and Mrs Earl Woodcock visited relatives in Iconium and met longtime schoolgirl friends. Otumwa guests Mr and Mrs Loy Free attended Memorial Day dinner at Kenneth Free’s. Dec oration Day guests included multiple Hiatt and related families from Otumwa Rockford Erie Orion and Des Moines vicinity with extended visits and cemetery work. Nearby, Paul Miller and Patsy of Monroe stayed with Clarence Dowd. Callers included many Callen and Tomlin families.

Earl Woodcock Hamilton Iconium Harley Tisue Loy Free Ottumwa Kenneth Free Robert Hiatt Donald Hiatt Otumwa Max Hiatt Herbert Hiatt Archie Eaton Rockford, T Cecil Hargrave Erie Marvin Scott Orion, DL Charles VanWorin Paul Miller Patsy Monroe Clarence Dowd Dale Callen Des Moines J. R. Callen Richard Miller Albis Charles Tomlin Lillian Elsie Callen Mintie Callen New Hope

Oliver Epperly Killed in Auto Mishap

Mrs. John Dodd reports the sudden death of her youngest brother Oliver Epperly in an automobile accident. He was driving from a mountain cabin toward Whittier California when forced off the road by a drunken driver on the wrong side. His car rolled over 300 feet down the mountainside. he left behind a wife Mildred, three married children, three sisters, and two brothers.

John Dodd Oliver Epperly Whittier California Mildred

Lloyd Scheerer to Speak at Moravia Methodist Churches

Chaplain and hospital field representative Lloyd Scheerer of Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines will speak Sunday June 7 at Fairview church 9 am Wesley Chapel 10 am and Moravia Methodist church 11 am. His subject is Christianity In Action. He is well known having spoken across Iowa Methodist churches and formerly served as district superintendent.

Lloyd Scheerer Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines Moravia Fairview Church Wesley Chapel Moravia Methodist Church Scheerer Town Methodist Hospital

Decoration Day Visitors and Local Social Notes

Decoration Day callers at the Hiatt home included Norman and Mary Hanes and Joy Tubaugh. Nancy Ward returned home from Iowa City after a broken jaw from a May 22 car accident. Des Moines visitors Dale Callen and family joined family and friends for various calls. Several visitors from San Diego Seattle and Colorado were noted, with Allen Mason Jr visiting Moravia. A Moravia Park picnic gathered many families, and Glen VanDorin left for South Dakota to join a shearing crew for spring.

Emery Hiatt Norman Hanes Omaha Nebr Mary Hanes Centerville Joy Tubaugh Belle Plaine Helma Tisue Leslie Plants Carl Johnson Albia Nancy Ward Burdett Ward Iowa City C. A. Williams San Diego Calif Alien Mason, Jr Seattle Wash Alien Mason, Sr Allen Jr’s Harold Mason Moravia Charles Langman Rock Island Karl Tuttle Lucile Andreae Montrose Colorado Nelle Stark Joe Sherrard Plano Tuttie Moravia Park Newt Burton Washington Carroll Steinbeck Rubio Harley Burton Arthur Burton Fred Christy Otis Burton Ottumwa Harald Burton Diane Gerald Burton Curtis Burton Glen VanDorin South Dakota Glen Judy Dave George van Dorin

Union Takes the Long Road to Japan

Russell Johnson sent a mailed Moravia Union to his father M. H. Johnson. The regular copy bore a stamp reading over-carried to Japan, May 18. It returned to Honolulu on May 25, making the longest trip a Union edition ever took to reach its destination.

Russell Johnson M. H. Johnson Russell Japan Honolulu

Nazarene Church Adverts Sunday Schedule and Camp

The Church of the Nazarene outlines Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. led by Frank Woodward and morning worship at 7:00 p.m. Rev H LaVern Smith is pastor. N P S service led by Robert Horn at 7:45 p.m. Evening evangelistic service listed. Youth Camp begins June 22.

Church of the Nazarene H. LaVern Smith Frank Woodward Robert Horn Remember

Evangelical United Brethren Church Weekly Schedule

Pastor Rev F A Richardson leads morning worship at 10 00 a m with Sunday school at 9 00 a m for all ages Fellowship groups meet after service and family night is Wednesday 10 W S C S holds a monthly meeting on Friday

Evangelical United Brethren Church F. A. Richardson Carl van Zante W.S.C.S

First Christian Church Schedule Announces Services and Choir

Donald Flom pastor Mra Birdle Main superintendent Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Communion and sermon at 11:00 a.m. Evening service at 7:00 p.m. C F 2:00 p.m. Saturday choir practice notes.

First Christian Church Donald Flom Mra Birdle Main

SABE RUTHERS OPEN SEASON WITH A BOOM

The local Babe Ruth League team defeated Lovilia 15 to 6 in Lovilia on May 27. Moravia nicknamed The White Sox, powered by Burns Helmick Strong and Harp, fielded a solid lineup with new players Mericle Underwood Easter and Faber. Next game vs Bussey June 3 at home, then Albia Friday.

Lovilia Moravia White Sox Indians Fred Strong Bob Burns Keith Helmick Todd Harp Jim Smith Ronnie Woodward Jim Ellison Denny Underwood Ed Oehler Harp Carson Mericle Terry Easter Bob Faber Mericle Bussey Albia

Twilight Club to Open Next Week at Highway 60 Edge

Twilight Club owners Jay Main and Kenneth Knapp plan to open early next week in a new 60 by 100 foot concrete block building on Highway 60 at the town’s northwest edge. The site features a hardwood floor and a new stereophonic sound system. They expect to serve steaks and short orders.

Jay Main Kenneth Knapp Highway 60

Reich Family Visits Mrs Odle Clark on Decoration Day

Mrs Stella Reich and Mr and Mrs Charles Reich and their son of Town City called on Mrs Odle Clark and other friends here on Decoration Day. The Reichs were formerly of Moravia.

Stella Reich Charles Reich Town City Odle Clark Reichs Moravia

Moravia OES Regular Meeting Notice

Moravia OES announces a regular meeting for June 9 at 8 00 o clock at the Masonic Hall. Visiting members are welcome. Maxine Main, W M.

The Moravia Oes Masonic Hall Maxine Main W.M

Town Council Set for Thursday Meeting on Wells and Beer

Regular town council session scheduled Thursday evening with presentation from Garden Engineering of Oskaloosa on drilling or test wells for the water system and testing existing wells capacity. Action anticipated on a second class B beer permit for Jay Main and Kenneth Knapp for their Highway 60 business new building construction.

Garden Engineering Company Oskaloosa Jay Main Kenneth Knapp Highway 60

85 Enrolled In Bible School Readies Two-Week Session

A Daily Vacation Bible School opens Monday at the school building with 85 enrolled. Activities run 9 to 11 30 daily for two weeks, featuring devotions by Rev. F A Richardson, a Bible story scene by Rev. L B Deedrick, and a Wednesday film. Officers include Mrs Carl Tisue as superintendent and Mrs Ralph McDonough directing music. Teaching staff covers nursery through 7th grade with multiple teachers listed. The closing program is set for June 14.

Daily Vacation Bible School Clasten F. A. Richardson L. B. Deedrick Carl Tisue Ralph McDonough Ron Woodward Sylvan VanDorin Kaylee Vincent Sandy Card LaVerne Smith Sharon Argo Clarence Whitehead Virginia Burger Donna Tubaugh Tra Boyer Sharon O'Conner Ann Paxston Harold Prough LaVonne Card Lyle Cloyed Richard Tubaugh Nancy Turner Frank Woodward Rita Gardner E. G. Hawk Zell Callen Marshall Perry

Mrs Coffin Elected 20th Century Club President

The Twentieth Century Reading club held its last meeting of the year with Mrs. Raymond Ashby hosting. Officers elected: Mrs. Charles Coffin president, Mrs. Harley Tisue vice president, Mrs. Emery Hiatt secretary, and Mrs. Lee Tadlock treasurer. A cooperative noon meal, club song, prayer, and national parks roll call followed. Guests and attendees from Moravia, Des Moines, Ames, Rubio, Blaksburg and other areas shared updates and Memorial Day plans.

Twentieth Century Reading Club Raymond Ashby Violet Harris Emery Hiatt Cody Tase John Dodd

Taylor Aid Discontinued Until Fall Announce ment

A notice states that Taylor Aid will be discontinued until fall with no earlier restoration. Officials cited operational adjustments and scheduling factors affecting service availability. Residents are advised to expect resumed aid programs in the autumn season.

Taylor Aid

Robert Foster Undergoes Major Surgery

Robert Foster was admitted to St. Joseph hospital in Centerville on Tuesday and underwent major surgery Wednesday morning.

Robert Foster St. Joseph Hospital Centerville

Moravia District Secures Land for New High School

The Moravia Community School District finalized a purchase of about 40 acres along highway No. 60 at town north edge from P. K. Horner for a new high school and gymnasium. Pratt architectural firm representatives from Des Moines reviewed drawings and a final plan is expected soon. Upon approval, bid documents will be prepared and contracts let quickly.

Board of Education Moravia Community School District P. K. Horner Pratt Architectural Firm Des Moines

Garden Club Meets With Mrs Earl Boyer

Moravia Garden club gathers for May meeting with President Ira Boyer presiding. Reports from National Garden club convention in St Louis and state flower show in Des Moines given by Mrs Max McDonough, Mrs Boyer, and Mrs Earl Boyer. Plans for July 16 flower show led by Mrs Harley Tisnel. June meeting to feature gardens and progressive dinner hosted by four members. hostesses named.

Earl Boyer Ira Boyer National Garden Club St. Louis Des Moines Max McDonough Boyer Harley Tisnel McDonough Alonzo Turner Fred Tilmont John Veach Howard Smith Zell Callen Dan Mihalovich Moravia Garden Club Oe

Family and friends visit across towns in Iowa collectives

Deloris and Gary Perry visited Mrs. Larry Derby in a Washington hospital and at the Derby home in Keota. Cody Luse spent Monday in Fairfield with his mother. Sadie McIntire and Ola Dotson visited Edna Dyphon in Centerville. Oskaloosa children spent the holiday with Helma Tisue and Elee Main. A nineteen-strong family dinner at the Main home. Phillip Aitchison and Des Moines children visited Ralph McDonough’s mother. Decoration Day guests joined Leslie Tallman in Jefferson. Eva Runnells hosted Boyd and Floyd Runnels and June Han Burlington along with Kenneth and June Keltner’s family at many homes.

Grant Tadlock Neal Burton Washington Carroll Steinbeck Rubio Basil Tadlock Blaksburg Larry Tadlock Ames Carl Tisue Moravia Loy Free Ottumwa Josie Charity Harley Tisue James Nash Janet Beverly Terry Edna Nash Clifford Tisue Sandy Des Moines Roy Argo Dennis Gerald Wayne Gary Gerald Argo Dwight Main Birdie Main Emery Hiatt Deloris Gary Perry Larry Derby Satturday Derby Keota Cody Luse Fairfield W. H. George Sadie McIntire Cernterville Ola Dotson Edna Dyphon Leslie Plants Oskaloosa Helma Tisue Elee Main Phillip Aitchison Ralph McDonough Me Donough Jefferson Leslie Tallman Eva Runnells Boyd Runnells Floyd Runnells June Han Burlington Iarence Keltner Field

Baby Maureen Lynne Born to Derby Family in Keota

Mr and Mrs Larry Derby of Keota welcome a daughter Maureen Lynne born at 6 02 am Saturday May 39 at Washington hospital Washington Iowa She weighed 7 pounds 7 ounces and is joined by Gregory Paul Kraber born May 26 weighing 7 pounds 0 ounces to Mr and Mrs Paul Kraber Riverside Iowa Grandparents Emory Hiatt Emmett Derby Caroline Hart Orph Kaster Jim Kraber Centerville family notes listing multiple births and relatives across Moravia Albia and Centerville area hospitals

Larry Derby Keota Washington Hospital Washington Iowa Maureen Lynne Emory Hiatt Emmett Derby Caroline Hart Paul Kraber Riverside Gregory Paul

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Rebekah Lodge Orlando Sears Bill Morrisy Bob Gladfelder Greg Mike Ann Marie Morrisy Harry Stocker R. C. Hiatt John Stevens Hilltown Christian Church Stevens Steve Harts Charles Harvey Ft. Meyers Florida Jennie Pollard Moulton Leo VanDorin Near Albia J. T. VanDorin Leonard Palmer Vern Newcomb Kansas Milwaukee Wis Versal Paxston Joan Bettendorf Billy Paxston Howard Paxston Davenport Lynn Sweeden Henry Simmons Forrest Hiatt Newton Bill Molick Curts Burton Mitten DES Moines Bank Ether Roberts Bagley Nursing Home Methodist Church Harley Traue Verda Argo UNION Sabe Ruthers Twilight Club Garden Club Flight Stork
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