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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1933

Page

3

This and That A town column on changing times and a Moravia Centerville game

The column reflects on current events from bank moratoriums to a bank banditry mood and a public sense of optimism. It notes Moravia fans outshining Centerville at a sectional basketball game and humorously observes the Smith brothers resembling Groucho Marx while recounting local anecdotes about families and the era’s twists.

Moravia Centerville Mary Brothers Smith Brothers Marx Boys

Fairview Ladies Aid Keeps Busy With Quilting

The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church meets weekly for quilting and related work at low mood prices. Twelve ladies attended last week, enjoying a social time while keeping the needles busy and the project on track.

M. E. Church

Friday Dinner Menu and Co Op Shipments

A historical item notes M. E. Friday dinner menu items including roast pork with brown gravy dressing mashed potatoes and turnips. It mentions the Co-Operative Marketing sending mixed cuts of bogs and lettuce cattle to St Louis on Tuesday per manager C O Jonew, with coffee and bread butter listed.

Co-Operative St. Louis C. O. Jonew

Moravia ISD to elect two school board members

Next Monday March 18 Moravia Independent School District voters will select two directors for three year terms and decide if the board may dispose of the frame building near the new construction. Petitions list Dr T Slavin John J Veach Mrs Rufus Easter and Mrs D K Orelup for board seats. Ballot includes four names. two incumbents V W Tracy and Ut C Main will leave. Polls in Town Hall open noon to 7 pm.

Moravia Independent School District T. Slavin John J. Veach Rufus Easter Mra D. K. Orelup V. W. Tracy Ut C. Main

Moravia Union highlights from March 1928 and 1908

Five years ago the Moravia Union noted the Reich Lumber Co sale to Turner & Son and local events including a high school humor contest winner and a band fundraiser. Also recorded were a 64 year old death, a candidate for state representative, and a newly organized intra club band benefit. Twenty five years earlier a diphtheria scare was denied and local officials were elected to Farmers Institute posts.

Moravia Union F. A. Reich Lumber Co Turner & Son Normen Firkins Moravia Appanoose County John Jackson Dudley Tgs Howard Ballew Moulton Repubean Appandoas County

Moravia Area News Highlights Local Elections and Marriages

Rich Moravia report covers oratory winners Richard Sneed and Norman Firkins, marriages of Paul Lack and Chloe Beaty, Kensington club officers named, county supervisor candidates A B Tucker and F W Blumenstock results, Ned McCaulay treasurer, Willis McCrory drag business, Abnont Main illness, and Fairview note W C Hivin travels to Hastings for ill mother.

Moravia March Bert Cousins W. H. Bates Albia J. C. Peterson W. H. Powell Richard Sneed Norman Firkins Paul L. Lack Fairbury Nebr Chloe Beaty Numa Iowa Kensington Club Arts Chambers Clara Hiatt Mildred Bishop Mary, Johnson Emma Pabst Moravian Union A. BE. Tucker County Board of Supervisors F. W. Blumenatock J. A. Mounts 2d Ned McCaulay Willis McCrory Abnont Main Fairview W. C. Hivin Hastings

Moravia Greyhounds Bow In Semi Finals At Sectional

Moravia High School lost in the sectional semi finals to Centerville after a first round 30 15 win over Allerton. Centerville defeated Corydon and Moravia before beating Lamont 32 27 in the final. Moravia trailed early, staged rallies to within two, but Centerville pulled away late to win 38 41. Allerton also fell to Moravia 16 30. A season recap is promised in an upcoming Union issue.

Allerton Moravia High School Greyhounds Centerville High Moravia Centerville Greyhounds Corydon Lamont Morris Aljerton Caris Gent Union

Blair Bilative Died in Colorado

d Blair received the sad news Thursday of the death of niece Mrs Frances Nadon of Denver Colorado Mr and Mrs Cheater Broshar Mrs R W Wingler were visitors in Ottur wa Monday evening

J. Blair Bilative Colorado S. d. Blair Frances Nadon Denver Cheater Broshar R. W. Wingler Vistors Otturwa

Legion Auxiliary Plans Meetings and Social at Legion Home

The American Legion Auxiliary met in regular session at the Legion Home on Tuesday evening March 6. A county meeting will be held at the Legion Home in Centerville Thursday March 5. All Auxiliary members invited. District committeewoman Mrs. Carl Sampson of Creston will attend. A party at the Legion Home Monday March 18 to follow with covered dish and sandwiches. Bring a covered dish. Social at 7 oclock.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Centerville Carl Sampson Creston Legion and Auxiliary

Foster Fortieth Wedding Anniversary Observed

On Sunday February 28 relatives gathered at Mr and Mrs Henry Foster home for their fortieth anniversary celebration. They were married at the bride's home four miles south of Morava. Seven of the original wedding party remain alive, with sister Iva Easter and brother Charley Foster among the guests. All children except Ona Eaton were present. Attendees recalled a snowy wedding day forty years earlier and shared a large dinner before departing.

Henry Foster Mor‘ava Foster Iva Easter Charley Foster Ona Eaton Allerton Claudea Wren Olin, Poster Dale Perry Charley Poster Jim Easter Charles Foster Mrs. Wren Madeline Hinth Clair LeRoy Kaster

Four Candidates Named For Unionville School Board Election

Four names will appear on the ballot in the Unionville Independent School District annual election for school directors next Monday. They are Paul Harrington, John Morrison, N. M. Purdum and R. K. E. Wilson. Two directors are to be elected for a term of three years.

Unionville Independent School District Paul Harrington John Morrison N. M. Purdum R. K E. Wilson

Moravia Business Men Attend Albia Banquet

Moravia business men traveled to Albia Monday to attend a Des Moines wholesale group banquet. Albia Commercial club members and nearby town representatives joined guests. A T Riley of Pratt Paper Co spoke on Community Building. The Moravia contingent found the evening pleasing. The 20th Century club held a social afternoon with Mrs. Elizabeth Broshar, featuring games, stunts and lunch.

Moravia Albia Des Moines Capital City Albia Commercial Club A. T. Riley Pratt Paper Co 20Th Century Club Elizabeth Broshar

Frank Swaim Named to Moravia Town Council Vacancy

Frank Swaim was elected to a seat on the Moravia Town Council at a Monday meeting to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of C. Cullers who moved away. The appointment sparked humor and speculation about Swaim’s background as a local business figure.

Frank Swaim Moravia C. (. Cullers Wsnally Swaim Frank

Proctor Coltrain Wedding at Moravia Home

Miss Myrtia Proctor and Mr Emery Coltrain were married at 4 30 on Thursday March 2 at Rev Dona hoo s Moravia home The bride daughter of Thomas and Mrs Proctor of near Unionville Iowa is a Unionville high school graduate and two year teacher The groom son of Fred Coltrain studied Moravia high school two years and now works on the farm They reside five miles east of Moravia The wedding also marks the 40th anniversary of the bride s grandmother

Myrtia Proctor Emery Coltrain Mareh Donahoo Moravia Thomas Proctor Unionville Iowa Unionvilla High School Union Township Fred Coltrain Moravia High School Glen

Carter Williams unite in marriage at Unionville Missouri

Aletha Carter of Centerville and Raymond Williams of Moravia were married in a single nun ceremony at Unionville Missouri February 18 1933 with Rev Barker of First Baptist officiating. The couple will reside on a farm near Mingo. Mrs Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs F M Carter. Mr Williams son of Mr and Mrs Ben Williams. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Ben Williams and children Pauline Suzelle Mary Marie, and Mr and Mrs C D Huntrey of Unionville. Mrs Miltenberger reported on the stake lint.

Aletha Carter Centerville Raymond Williams Moravia Unionville Missouri Barker First Baptist Church Calvin Bennett Ben Williamy Pauline Suzelle Mary Marie C. D. Huntrey Williams F. M. Carter Appanoose County Ben Williams Mingo Town

County R F C relief fund committee takes action

A seven member Reconstruction Finance Corporation relief committee in Appanoose county organized after Governor Herring appointed it. It seeks more project applications from the county board township officers school boards and town councils to rapidly commence relief work. First application from the Board of Supervisors approved, with crews to report soon. County allotted 13400 for March and April, funds routed through Des Moines. Laborers receive store orders instead of cash, payable at local merchants. A county worker will assess needs, income, and dependents for each applicant. Applications currently go to the county social worker’s Centerville office until local designation occurs.

Herring Reconstruction Finance Corporation Appanoose County Istter County Board of Supervisors Centerville Mystic Des Moines Washington, D. C Des Moinea Department Des Moinea Ithia

Moving Day Moves Near Unionville Across Farms

The Will Powell family moves to a farm south of Unionville, Fred Cullen to J A Winslet farm east of town, Chris Bogart to U G Turner farm west, A W Donshoe to a farm near Unionville, Clarence Dowd to Miller farm vacated by Donahoo’s on Unionville road, Rollie Carter to Albert Brain farm, T J Luse to Guy Gordon farm near Hiattsville, with more moves promised. Kathryn Whitehill visited Indianola, Iowa with her parents during the weekend.

Will Powell Unionville Fred Cullen J. A. Winslet Chris Bogart U. G.turner A. W. Donshoe Clarence Dowd Miller Donahoo Rollie Carter Albert Brain T. J

Church News Sunday activities and Lent sermons

Sunday school at 9 45 with a new superintendent elected. Divine Worship at 11 the second Lenten sermon on Lent Observance of Mary of Bethany. Epworth League at 6 30 Evening worship at 7 40 Troubadours to perform short pastor address and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 80 board of stewards meeting. Wesley Divine Worship at 9 30 am Sunday school 10 30 am pastor J C Bobreng.

Mary of Bethany Epworth League Board of Stewards Wesley J. C. Bobreng

Church Services At Iconium Church of Christ

Morning Worship at 10:00 with Bible School at 11:00 led by Roy Miller and minister Robert Seath. Evening Worship at 7:00 and Bible Study Wednesday at 7:50 prompts biblical questions. Everyone welcome to all services.

W. G. Lagle Il A. i Christian Endeavor Robert Seath Iconium Church OF Christ Bible School Roy Miller

Sunday Church Activities and Youth Groups Listed

Teenium Circuit Teenium and St Patrick Day events are announced with Sunday School at 10 p m and morning worship at 9 45 for various churches. Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts meet Saturday at 7 pm, Epworth League led by Miss Sarah Sufficool, and a St Patrick social on March 17th.

Ralph Turner Boy Scouts Literary Society Farm Bureau Mildred Derby Ladies Aid Fairview Paul Boyer Epworth League Sarah Sufficool Arthur Suffie Coo St Patrick Hilton Lewis Rouse Misa Emma Sutton Alvin Rouse Albia League Comintroil St. Patrick

Farmer Finds Horse Frozen Dead In Field In Severe Cold

Archive report from Canada recalls a farmer named Spendlow who found two horses in a field during a deep freeze. One horse approached, the other remained still and froze upright, dead. A separate note mentions cows dying in the same cold snap. Ed Note-Nata Wilson provided the clipping but did not vouch for its veracity.

Canada Spendlow Mr. Howse Nata Wilson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Abook United States Sur Ann M. E The Moravia Farmers’ Institute Chas, Winslet J. H. Allred L. D. Whitton W. H. Potts B. E. Turner J. E. Callen J. A. Mounts Fred Buckmaster Geo. Johnson A. W. Kincade E. P F. Tucker Neal Nash A. W. Potts E. D. Kennedy Milwaukee W. Roberts H.T. Gilland Legion Auxiliary Notes Proctor-Coltrain Carter-Williams Olive Miltenberger Ia Committee At Work R. F.C Kathryn Whitehill Indianola Church News M. E. Church Notes Church of Christ Teenium J. W. Zerbe
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