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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1958

Page

3

Moravia Garden Club Show Draws 198 Entries

The Moravia garden club flower show held Thursday in the E M basement drew 198 entries. Mrs Wilkins won thirteen firsts and the sweepstakes in art, with awards in other divisions going to Mrs Harley Tisue Mrs Ira Boyer and others. Attendees came from Moravia and nearby towns as the program featured music and skits.

E.M Clitital Wilkins Harley Tisue Ira Boyer Merrill Cook Des Moines Zell Callefi Mise Na Et Cook Earl Boyer Janice McDonough Karen‘ Woodward Carol Main Sandra Card Lirida Coulaén Harley O'Tisua Callen Dinnouncer John Veach Charles Coffin Nellie’ ‘Williams Theda Baker Nellie Williams Thada Baker Ray Charity Eanuaim Ire Boyer Nelile Will Ira’ Boyer Nellie Willams Tra Boyer Acquilega Jong Spurred Firat Hemorcallis Fiat Pythreum Daisy Nelle Williams Rogea Ray Chority Eleanor Miller Mra Florabunda Roses Hoat

Moravia Community School District election notice 1958

Notice announces formation of Moravia Community School District and an election on June 26 1958 to elect a board of directors and treasurer. Directors elected from districts with terms outlined. nominations due by June 16. Public notice published June 12 in Moravia Iowa.

Mavi Moravia Community Appanoose Monroe Counties Iowa Moravia C. C. Coulson Morning ‘Community School Diset Romais Hae Lowa LE Tghnson L.E

Prenuptial Shower Hosts for Migs and Sue Easter

A prenuptial shower for Migs and Sue Easter was held Friday evening at the Legion home. Hostesses included Mrs. Ray Darrah of Des Moines and Mrs. Boyd Paxston. The bride-to-be opened gifts with assistance from Mrs. Don Kraber of Louilla and Miss Kaster and Paul Kraber. They will be married on June 21.

Sue Easter Legion Home Ray Darrah Des Moines Boyd Paxston Don Kraber Louilla Miss Kaster Paul Kraber

Rogers Reunion Held At Legion Home Sunday

The Rogera reunion was held at the Legion home Sunday June 8. A dinner followed by a business meeting decided to hold next year’s reunion in August and to extend the terms of the old officers Les ter Mardy president and Wanda Mardy secretary. Letters were read from Chet Rogers California Lydia Cox Florida Charles Garrigan Florida and Will Blosser Moulton visiting in Illinois. The afternoon was spent visiting.

Rogera Legion Home Lester Mardy Wanda Mardy Chet| Rogers California Lydias Cox Charles Garrigan Florida Will Blosser Moulton Illinois

Church Notices from First Christian and Grace Methodist

The First Christian Church lists Donald Plum as pastor with Mrs Birdle Main as Sunday school superintendent and services at 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Communion. Grace Methodist Church presents Rev John Grenfell as pastor with Deimar Dowd Sunday School superintendent, worship at 11:00 a.m., evening service at 7:00 p.m., YF groups, and a bake sale Saturday June 14 at 9:00 a.m. A midweek prayer and Bible study is scheduled for Wednesday June 18.

First Christian Church Donald Plum Birdle Main Grace Methodist Church John Grenfell Deimar Dowd M.Y.F Winslet’s Grocery

Church and Evangelical United Brethren Church Notices

Church of the Nazarene H LaVern Smith pastor Sunday School 9:00 a.m. Morning worship 10:00 a.m. Evening service 8:00 p.m. Mid-week prayer service 8:00 p.m. Evangelical United Brethren Church F A Richardson pastor Carl Van Zante Sunday School 9:00 a.m. Morning Service 10:00 a.m. Evening service 8:00 p.m. Ladies Aid meeting and public dinner noon Mid-week worship 8:00 p.m. Youth Fellowship skating party at Hilltop skating rink Monday.

Church of the Nazarene H. LaVern Smith Rank Woodward Evangelical United Brethren Church F. A. Richardson Carl van Zante The Ladies Aid E. U. B. Youth Fellowship Hilltop

Richard Tomlins Honored at Post-Nuptial Shower

Class Eight of Grace Methodist church hosted a post nuptial shower for Mr and Mrs Richard Tomlin who wed Sunday June 1. Mrs Karl Tuttle led the event with refreshments by Mrs John Veach and Mrs Lester Brain. The couple opened gifts with sister Nancy Tomlin assisting Friday evening in the church dining room.

Grace Methodist Church Richards Tomlin Karl Tuttle John Veach Lester Brain Nancy Tom- In

Joyce Btooker Honored On Fourth Birthday Cake and Guests

Mr and Mrs Clifford Stacker hosted a Sunday dinner for Joyce Btooker celebrating her fourth birthday on June 9. Guests included Mr and Mrs LeRoy Barnett and Bob, Mr and Mrs Clyde Gardner of Albia, Mr and Mrs Gomer Stocker, Lillian Millemon of Moravia, Buddie Gerry and Judy Stocker, with Joyce’s maternal grandparents bringing cake and ice cream topped with strawberries.

Clifford Stacker Joyce Le-Roy Barnett Bob Clyde Gardner Albia Gomer Stocker Lillian Millemon Moravia Buddie Gerry Judy Stocker

Hazel Massman Dies After Long Illness

Funeral services for Mrs Hazel Massman were held at the Arnold funeral home in Des Moines after a long illness. Born on a Moravia area farm to Charley and Lenna Selby Pabst she was predeceased by her husband her parents and a brother. Surviving are a daughter two sons and a sister Mrs Elsie King of Moravia.

Hazel Massmart Arnold Funeral Home Des Moines Moravia Charley and Lenna Selby Pabst Elsie King

Nathan King to Counsel at Boy Scout Camp

Nathan King of Dumont will serve as a counsellor for six weeks at the Boy Scout camp near Lake Wa Pello. He is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Lynn King who recently moved from the parsonage of the E. U. B. church to Dumont, and spent the weekend with the Ralph Davis family.

Nathan King Dumont Ralph Davis Lake Wa Pello Nathan Lynn King E. U. B. Church

Clover Leaf Club Meeting with Phyllis Spaur

The Clover Leaf club met hosted by Phyllis Spaur on June 3, dining on nut meats and exchanging gifts with secret pals. It was decided to discontinue the club until early September when they will meet Vandhle Tarbell in Plano. A Centerville park picnic is set for Sunday September 29 at 7 pm and an ice cream supper at Moravia park on July 18. Present were Verna McAninch Edith Callen Mildred Tarbell Verda Argo Helen McAninch Janice Moore Dugie Ethel Fenton Helen Printy Melinda Shawn Vera Moore Ermine Argo Lilian Fenton Mildred Tarbell Mabel Moore Jan Rus and others.

Phyllis Spaur Clover Leaf Club Mildred Tarbell Nona Dicks Fern Penfield Glennie Dicks Mildred F. Tarbell Vandhle Tarbell Plano Centerville Park Moravia Park Verna McAninch Edith Callen Verda Argo Helen Connie McAninch Janice’ Moore Dugie Ethel Fenton Helen Printy Melinda and Shawn Vera Moore Ermestine Argo Lilian Fenton Mabel Moore Jan Rus

Bake Sale to fund camp trip for Intermediates

A bake sale is set for Saturday June 14 to raise money for the Intermediates' camp. Volunteers are welcome. please bring items to Nadine and George's at 9:00 a.m. for collection.

Nadine and George

Janet Smith thanks friends for hospital and home support

Janet Smith expresses gratitude to everyone who sent cards and gifts during her hospital stay and since returning home.

U B Menu Dinner Set By E U B Ladies Aid

The E U B Ladies Aid serves a Wednesday dinner on June 18 featuring fried chicken mashed potatoes new peas Harvard beets orange and grapefruit salad rolls butter jelly angel food with lemon topping tea coffee and gravy.

E. U. B. Ladies Aid Harvard

Reception, Pound Party for New Bus Minister Richardson

A reception and pound party will be held at the Evangelical United Brethren church during regular church night on Wednesday to honor Rev and Mrs F A Richardson and their daughter on their appointment as pastor and wife.

Evangelical United Brethren Church F. A. Richardson

Shanghai club meeting notes from June with Calhoun

The Shanghai club met June 4 with Dorothy Calhoun. Tasks for the day included knotting a quilt and embroidering. Members present included Sele Christy Hazel Hellyer Mary Low Rinehart and others. Calhoun family members attended dinner. The next meeting is set with Mrs Fred Christy on June 18 and a party planned for June 12.

Shabghsj Club Dorothy Calhoun Hazel Hellyer Sele Christy Hazel Mary Low Rinehart Reeeent David Sagar Rose Mikee Amy Rinehart Ae Joyes Elaine Christy Amy Hiner Theresa Brown Dorothy Richapg’ Eng Karl Lee Calhoun Calhoun Floyd John Clarence Hiner Wayne Aubrey Christy Richard Perry Delbert Calhoun Fred Christy

Food Sale by Band Mothers Club at Park

A Band Mothers Club sponsors a food sale at the park on Saturday evening June 14 from 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Proceeds support club activities and park improvements. Local residents are invited to attend and enjoy varied offerings.

Band Mothers Club Spon Sone Ce

Linda Coulson Attends Iowa Journalism Workshop

Linda Coulson goes to Iowa City for a journalism workshop at the University of Iowa this week. She will be a senior in the local high school this fall and has been elected editor of the annual. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Coulson.

Linda Coulson Iowa City University of Iowa C. C. Coulson

Local society notes from Davenport and area visits

Miss Mary Rose Main of Davenport spent the weekend with her sister in Davenport and family in Memphis. Many relatives visited at the Ulmont Main home. Wm Woodward recovers from a leg injury from a fall. A birthday dinner at the Winston DuVall home honored several relatives including Offill and Easter. Visitors included Maris Anderson from Rockford and Dale Free on navy leave. Several local families hosted and visited through the weekend across Ottumwa, Albia, Colfax, and nearby towns.

Mary Rose Main Davenport Smith Tharp Memphis Tenn Ulmont Main O. G. Woodward Frank Woodward Wm. Woodward Colfax Winston DuVall Clifford Offill Ottumwa Vern D. Easter Alta Commer Bunch Slim Arnold Moravia Bayard Neff Clifton Charles Maris Anderson Rockford Ill Flora Jones Kenneth Free Dale Free Navy Leonard Palmer Gerald Morgan Robert Sloan Central City Lake Wapello Sloan Vandalia Brian Karr Lemar W. V. Murdy Francis Argo Oskaloosa M. E. McDanel Harry van Antwerp Plano Estil Gay Albia Ida Mangle Ernest Mangles Arthur Mangles Pearl Mangle Burlington Mangle W. W. Murdy Carroll Horn Luther Horn Moulton Lloyd Luse Ross Wells J. R. Callen Hattie Woodruff Des Moines Melissa Felton J .C. Lockman Ruben Faber Mary Jo Marlene Nancy Carol Faber J. T. VanDorin Wayne Lichty Craig Debbie Waterloo Zell Callen

Moravia White Sox Survive Albia For League Lead

Kenny Ellison pitched one hit plus one inning of relief to lift Moravia over Albia 8 to 4 in the Al-Lo-Mo Babe Ruth league at Albia. Ellison allowed all but one Albia run due to errors. he fanned five and walked ten. Bob Tomlin led hitters with a double and a triple. Ed Oehler and Kenny Ellison contributed strong infield work and Rob Burns starred at short. Next Moravia game vs Albia Tigers Friday. Burns, Tomlin, and Oehler are key pitchers and fielders.

Kenny Ellison Moravia White Sox Albia Yankees Albia Kenny Bob Tomlin Ed Oehler Bob Burns Ronnie Woodward Moravia Tomlin Larry Hope Albia Tigers Oehler Lovilia Burns

Sunday Guests and Youths Party At Lake Wapello

Sunday guests at the Callen home included multiple families from Ottumwa Fairfield and Moravia. A youths fellowship boating swimming and weiner roast at Lake Wapello followed by devotions. Counsellors were Hawk VanZante and Richardson. About 25 youths attended. Andy Brown and Osa of Iconium visited. A birthday for Mr Brown planned at Moravia Christian Church Sunday. Relatives attended Hazel Aun funeral in Des Moines. Rural mail carriers picnic at Centerville park. Pete Dicks of Houston Texas visited two weeks. Billy Callen and Linda Davis attend Cedar Falls camp.

Fred Callen Bill Callen Carol Lynn Eddy Ricky Ottumwa Wayne Salts Sheryl Lynn Clifford Salts Sue Lynn Fairfield Clair Callen Lola Lee Marve Lockman Kathy Ivan Walter Lake Wapello Harold Hawk Carl VanZante F. A. Richardson Andy Brown Osa Iconium Birdie Main Brown Position Moravia Howard Smith Max McDonough Appanoose County Centerville Park Richard Pete Dicks Houston Texas Truxton Dicks Kansas City Royal Typewriter Company Billy Callen Linda Davis Nancy Ward Cedar Falls

Busy Maidens 4-H Club Meets in June

Busy Maidens 4-H club hosted its June 9 meeting with roll call from Becky Whitlock Elaine Free Martha Rouse Jeanne Turner and Marilyn Turner. Plans were made for a program at the July Farm Bureau meeting and Elaine Free and Jeanne Turner were chosen as voting delegates for Rally.

Marilyn Jeanne Turner Becky Whitlock Elaine Free Martha Rouse Marilyn Turner Farm Bureau

Thanking all who sent prayers and gifts during illness

Mrs. Marshall Perry expresses gratitude to everyone who sent cards letters flowers prayers visits and gifts while in the hospital and after returning home.

Marshall Perry

Card and flower thanks from hospital stay recipient

Mrs. Walter Scott Jr expresses gratitude for cards flowers and letters received during her hospital stay in Albia and after returning home.

Capacity Crowd At Church Program

A capacity crowd of 350 attended the Daily Vacation Bible School Program at Evangelical United Brethren Church. Rev F A Richardson gave the invocation and Mrs Carl Tisue welcomed. The processional followed the pledge to the flags and Bible. Over $83 was given for school expenses. 118 pupils enrolled.

The Evangelical United Brethren Church F. A. Richardson Carl Tisue Bible School LaVerne Smith John Grenfell

Band Mothers Report On Activities In Moravia Park Sale

Band Mothers met in regular session with Mrs. Ron Woodward presiding. Sixteen members attended including five new, with reports on upcoming bake sale Saturday June 14 in Moravia park starting 4 PM, rain location O Connor's store. Past year events included fall festivals, multiple concerts, and state contests with top ratings and a second place prize of 50 dollars. Refreshments were served.

Ron Woodward Baesert Gladys Harsh Fund Rising Committee Moravia Park O'Connor's Leona Scott Blakesburg Moravia Lancaster Centerville Ottumwa

Moravia Rebekah Lodge Birthday Party Honors Spring Birthdays

Monday evening the Moravia Rebekah lodge held its regular meeting led by Mrs. Lula R. Tillmont. Officers and delegate ballots were cast for the Assembly. A special program followed with Miss Mettie Roland in charge and focus on April May June birthdays and Flag Day June 14. Guests included Mrs Roe Ahee.

Moravia Rebekah Lodge Lula R. Tillmont Noble Grand Assembly Assebly Mettie Roland Frank Wilson Roland Fanchen Winsler Winsler Reland Herb Boblenz R. R. Pennington Roe Ahee

Hilton Hustlers Ice Cream Social at Hilton Church

The Hilton Hustlers will host a community program and sell ice cream and cake on Tuesday evening June 17 at the Hilton church. The public is invited to attend.

Hilton Hustlers Hilton

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Ray Dent Gell Callen Harley Tisus Edith Buleys Ish Boyer Watchan Violet Howe Eit Double Howard Smaith Charley Coffin Eleanor Millex Myre Benoa Ceentty Richard Tomlins Hazel Massman BOY Scout Janet Smith U. B Eception Pound Party Shanghai Club Milwaukee Forrest Main Pleases Railroad Homer King Hazel Aun Des Moines, Wednesay Walter Scott, Jr Betty Caster Mary Jo Faver Carol Mann Nola Callen Leila Richardson Linda Ward Mary Ellen Condra Virga Boyer Virginia Cloyed Nancy Turner Veretah Tubaugh Edna Stocker Judy Smith Mabel Hawk Edna Ward Jane Fox Alice Woodward Leona Cousins Ann Paxston Caradyn VanDorin Laura Lockman Daphen Prough Donna Bentzinger Rebekah Lodge
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