Iconium Salem Cemetery Association Plans and Improvements
The Iconium Salem Cemetery Association formed after a November meeting to improve and maintain Salem and Iconium cemeteries in Chariton Township. They aim for 15 000 dollars in a perpetual care fund, with 12 950 raised from 175 contributors, managed by the County Auditor as trustee. An immediate improvements fund holds about 1100 dollars. more funds are sought for fencing and upgrades. Trustees named are B F Allem, Lloyd Ammons, Russell Brown, and Roy C Rinehart.
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Salem
Iconium
Chariton
Iconium Church
Lionel Potts
Des Moines
Lem
Hugh McFatridge
Cemetery Association
Township Trustees
Iconium-Salem Cemetery Association
B. F. Allem
Lloyd Ammons
Russell Brown
Roy C. Rinehart
Youth Rally at Pleasant Valley Baptist Draws Teens
A youth rally at Pleasant Valley Baptist Church on Saturday May 25 drew 50 to 60 teens. Millennium Singers from near Chicago and Ron Phillips of KIOA delivered messages in word and song urging a clean dedicated life for Christ and outreach. Attendees enjoyed a church barbecue with beef and ham and trimmings prepared by the teens.
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Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
Millenium
Chicago
Ron Phillips
KIOA
Christ
Exline Reunion Held Sunday at Centerville Park
The Lawrence Exline annual family reunion was held Sunday June 2 at Centerville City Park. Visitors and photos dominated the day with a coop dinner following Linn Exline leading a blessing and many Exline family members from multiple towns attending.
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Exline
Centerville Park
Lawrence Exline
Centerville City Park
Coop
Linn
Lawenn
Fairfax
Jimmie Exline
Atkins
Linn Exline
Familly
el City
Keith Hockings
LaCistre
Melvin Exline
Davenport
Mra
Roy Davis
Dianne Herr
Centerville
Dan Exline
Rockford, Tl
Richard Exline
Valley
Charles Thomas
Lowell Exline
Unionville
Excellent Lake Fishing Continues with Notable Catches
Ed reports success on the lake with a 144% Ip channel cat, a 6% pounder, and a 16 inch walleye. He says he used leeches for bait, while crappie catches remain strong with several anglers filleting as much as 60 lbs. total reported.
Moravia Girls Softball Gains and Slips in Week
The Moravia girls softball team posted a win over Southeast Warren 19 9 and a loss to Seymour in a five inning game. Sherri Kaster pitched in both games, earning a win and a loss while contributing strong hitting from Julia McDanel Lori Clark and Sherri Kaster. Sherri also starred on the mound with multiple strikeouts and walks.
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Moravia Gitle
Southeast Warren
Sherri Kaster
Julia McDanel
Lisa Clark
Kandi Kaster
Seymour
Moravia Gila
Tina Fosenburg
Sherri
Lori Clark
Sherry Wilson
Union
Leon
Mcbenkettes
Moravia
Moravia boys win third conference game in tight finish
Moravia stays undefeated in league play by edging Seymour 2-1 on June 4 as pitcher Jens Uhlenhake limits the visitors to two hits. rally comes in bottom of the seventh after McDonalds homered for Seymour and walks set up the winning run. Next up Moravia hosts Mormon Trail on June 7 with rainout makeup slated for June 8 at 5:00 p.m.
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Moravia Boys
Seymour
Moravia
Kevin McDonnalds
Jeff McDanel
Ronnie Woodward
Jens Uhlenhake
Jexa Uhlenhake
Southeast Warren
J. C. McDanel
RBI
Brent Walker
Uhlenhake
Davis County
Brian Harrington
Dave McDanel
Mormon Trail
Wayne Rainout
Marsha Koffman
Michele Koffman
Sandy Moffitt
Danette Rogers
Cindy Rogers
Glenda McDanel
Barbara Kelley
Karlena
Marlena
Malinda Paris
Sheela Schneider
Team 1
Team 2
Susan Whitehead
Rosalie Mullins
Audrey Dowd
Renee Sievers
Donna Wilson
Lorie Horn
van Dorin
Astros
Colts
Jaren Tubaugh
Jim Woodin
Bill Pettibone
Dennis Easter
Larry Clark
Barry Hinote
Lakers
Tops Club May Grand Winners Named
TOPS Chapter 82 met May 30 with seventeen members present. President Ginny Boblenz led the meeting. Deloris Ballanger and Marie Padget reported, and the group announced May grand winners Marietta McCannon and Lois Wilson with a combined loss of 16 pounds. Second place went to Marie Padget and Deloris Ballanger with 11 pounds. A new contest and potential point system were discussed. An order for Nutritive Values of Foods was approved.
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Tops Chapter
Ginny Boblenz
Deloris Ballanger
Marie Padget
the Inquirer
Kristen McNutt
The
Nutrition Foundation, Inc
Washington, D.C
Imogene
Marietta McCannon
Lois Wilson
Thank You Note From Centerville Hospital Patient
Lucile Carter thanks everyone for messages and support while hospitalized at Centerville.
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Centerville
Boosterettes Sponsor Morning Coffee for Newcomers
Moravia Boosterettes sponsor a morning coffee for newcomers on June 8 at 9 30 am in the Community Building. All newcomers are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Moravia Boosterettes
Moravia Church Calendar Summer Activities and VBS Schedule
Moravia United Methodist and Salem Grace churches list summer events. Vacation Bible School runs June 6 to June 7 with open houses, program nights at Salem Church, plus church school, worships at Grace and Salem, TOPS Club meetings, a men’s breakfast, and a Student Day offering.
Teonium United Methodist Sunday Service Notice
Teonium United Methodist Church invites worship at 9 30 am with Pastor L J Deedrick and Supt Donald Whitehead leading. Sunday School hosts a Daily Vacation Bible School during the hour. about 28 to 29 youngsters and eleven staff attended this year.
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Teonium United Methodist
L. J. Deedrick
Donald Whitehead
Vacation Bible School Week at Nazarene Church Schedule
The Church of Nazarene lists events led by Pastor R Uhies from Saturday June 8 at 6 00 p m with a park picnic and Sunday June 9 at 10 00 a m Vacation Bible School programs for nursery to teen classes. A fellowship hour follows at 6 45 p m with Rose Mary Smith as president. Junior leaders Opal Longley Edna Horn and Nancy Klampe head lines. Evangelistic Gospel Hour at 7 30 p m. Senior High Camp at West Des Moines runs June 10 to June 1. Missionary Meeting June 12 at 7 30 p m Marion Woodward presiding. Thursday June 13 at noon Prayer and Fasting at the church transportation 724 3649. Our only business in this life is to please God. Brother Lawrence
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Church of Nazarene
R. Uhies
N.Y.P.S
Rose Mary Smith
Opal Longley
Edna Horn
Junor
Nancy Klampe
Gospel Hour
West Des Moines
Marion Woodward
Study of Home Missions
Lawrence
Clover Leaf Club Trip To Des Moines Details
Ten Clover Leaf club members traveled to Des Moines on Tuesday May 28. Mable Moore and Phyllis Dicks drove the cars leaving around 8 am. They stopped for coffee near Colonial bakery though the bakery was closed. most of the morning was spent at the municipal greenhouse. Dinner was at Bouffant Younkers Tea Room with a style show. Afternoon included shopping at Younkers Merl Hay center and Flower City with a stop at Bishops cafeteria. Other travelers included Vera Moore Doris Christy Edith Callen Mildred Tarbell Margaret Tarbell Ethel Fenton Ernestine Argo and Glennie Dicks. Mr and Mrs Jim Berry were Friday supper guests with Mr and Mrs Ed Derry and Inabelle McKee in Sewal.
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Clover Leaf Club
Des Moines
Mable Moore
Phyllis Dicks
Municipal Greenhouse
Younkers Tea Room
Youners
Merl Hay Shopping Center
Flower City
Bishops Cafeteria
Vera, Moore
Doris Christy
Edith Callen
Mildred Tarbell
Margaret Tarbell
Ethel Fenton
Ernestine Argo
Glennie Dicks
Salem Bible School closing program set for June 9
The Community Vacation Bible School wraps with crafts viewing 11:00 to 11:30 and a closing program at Salem on June 9 at 7:30. Parents relatives and friends invited to share the theme God’s People Today as children present their work.
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Salem Church
Community Vacation Bible School
Salem
Strickler and Laurson Win In County Primary Contest
In Appanoose County a primary produced Kermit Strickler winning the Supervisors race while Etta Jean Laurson edged Gerald Banks for County Auditor by 157 votes each. Local boy Mark Brown, 10, was injured when a farm tractor rolled on him but surgery for a ruptured spleen and cut intestine went well and he is expected to recover.
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Mark Brown
Kenneth Brown
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Kermit Strickler
Appanoose County Board of Supervisors
Etta Jean Laurson
Gerald Banks
Taylor Township
Board of Supervisors
Harlan Craver
Ned Klum
Republican Craver
U. S
Milligan
Stanley
U.S
Chuck Dickoo
Robert Ray
Arthur Neu
Melvin Synhurst
Lloyd Smith
Maurice Baringer
Sec. of Agriculture
Robert Lounsberry
Richard Turner
Richard Ramsey
Mark Wampler
Dorothy Walker
Virginia Barbapla
John Culver
Jim Schaben
Charles Miller
William Palmer
Cloyed Robinson
Harold Forret
George Erickson
Daniel Fitzgerald
Francis York
Asd
Richard Hermann
Thomas Miller
James Reynolds
Andrew Kruzich
John Brunow
Robert Wells
James Brant
Louis Kauzlarich
Thomas Anders
Paul Cridhebaugh
Karen Dutton
Harry Robertson
Moravia Teachers Cited For Outstanding Educator Award
Moravia teachers James F. Miller and Mrs Ardis Walter have been chosen as outstanding Secondary Educators of America for 1974. Nominated by principals, their selection rests on professional and civic achievements. They join the pool eligible for the Outstanding Secondary Educator of the Year trophy. Five $500 grants will be given to schools represented by the five educators.
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Moravia
James F. Miller
Ardis Walter
America
Sally Whitehead and Bob Van Dorin Wed at Iconium Methodist
Sally Whitehead and Bob Van Dorin, both of Moravia, united in marriage at Iconium United Methodist Church in a candlelight double-ring ceremony. Rev. L B Deedrick officiated before about 70 guests with music by Theresa Brown and Paul Tapper. The reception followed in the church basement. Guests hailed from Moravia, Centerville, Moulton, Albia, Melrose, Fort Dodge, Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Mt. Pleasant and other area towns.
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Theresa Brown
Moravia
Paul Tapper
Susan Whitehead
Kim Kearney
Des Moines
Julie Helmnick
Kirk Ziegler
Mt. Pleasant
Vicki van Borin
Centerville
Joyce Christy
Melrose
Grace Whitehead
Sandrew Miller
Abilene
Tex
Marsha Mitchell
Carol Kearney
Annette Tharp
Ft. Dodge
Moulton
Albia
Cedar Rapids
Bloomfield Harvey
Knoxville
Chariton
la Grand
Odebolt
Texas
Sally
Moravia High School
Fantastic Arts Inconium
Bob
Iowa Wesleyan College
Peters Construction Company
St. Louis
Scotium
van Dorin
Lindley
Rathbun
Iconium United Methodist Church
Mitchell
Moravia Saddle Club Meeting Planned for June 6
Moravia Saddle Club will meet June 6 at 7 00 PM at the club arena weather permitting for a coop setup and regular meeting. If rain interrupts the event the meeting moves to Fairview Center plan to attend participation urged.
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Moravia
O.E.S
Moravia Saddle Club
Coop Suoper
Fairview Center
Mini-bus schedule for Centerville routes released
Centerville’s tiny bus service will run on June 6 14 17 and 25 serving Mo ravia Iconium and Clarksdale. Call the 1880 Club in Centerville the day before you need a ride to arrange pickup.
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Centerville
Moravia
Iconium
Clarksdale
1880 Club
Thanks to Dr Avera Nurses and Relatives
I express gratitude to Dr Avera, the nurses, and relatives for prayers cards and visits during my hospital stay.
Birth Announcement for Bradley Lane Scott
Mr and Mrs Jack Scott announce the birth of a son on Sunday June 2 at Centerville hospital. He weighs pounds and ounces and is named Bradley Lane. He is welcomed by two sisters. Grandparents are Mrs Margery Scott and Mr and Mrs Ernest Helinick.
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Jack Scott
Centerville Hospital
Bradley Lane
Margery Scott
Ernest Helinick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iconium-Salem Cemetery Assn
Rathbun Lake
Sean Aes
Wayne
Tops Club
Lucile Carter
Moravia Duited
Odist
Wallace Palmer
Grace
Grace United
Pirneeai
Jerry Boblerz
Salem United Methodist
Dave Harris
Jim Berry
Ed Derry
Inabelle McKee
Sewal
Strickler
Laurson
Sally Whitehead
Bob van Dorin
Iconium Meth
Sallyania
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