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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1933

Page

3

Reminiscences of Moulton Then and Now by a Local Columnist

A columnist recalls nineteen years away from Moulton and strolls through memories of daily life. He wanders past the Moulton streets, old oil pavement, the church and parsonage, the Pulliam residence, and the Belted bake of youth. He recalls schoolyard games, the cow pasture, a trip to the Moulton Tribune printing, Bonner's Store, Berry's Store, and a close call with a fence wire. The piece ends with a nod to Mrs. Rev. Stenkels in Moruyini.

Moulton Fortune M. BH Cogter R. B. Carson M. E Ynenla Pulliam Ous Dave Blosser Moulton Tribune Lowe Bonner Mr. Bonner

Relatives of Dowds Safe at Long Beach

A Dowd family letter from Long Beach describes the earthquake as very bad but confirms that the writer’s brother, sister and loved ones are safe. A brick wall fell through the roof of their mother’s house causing damage, with extensive destruction nearby and concern for Emma.

Dowd Long Beach Mother Emma California Mary Ben Dowd

Moravia names two new school directors for three years

Dr. C. T. Slavin and John Veach were elected Monday to three year terms on the Moravia Independent School District board, succeeding V. W. Tracy and Al. O. Main. Voters approved disposing of the vacant frame building and grounds by a 169 to 68 vote, with 252 voting overall.

C. T. Slavin John Veach Moravia Independent School Kaster Orelup GT. Slavin Slavin Veach

Albia and Centerville National Banks Open for Business

Albia and Centerville National Banks were reported open for business with no restrictions this morning. State banks are expected to be released within a few days.

Albia Centerville National Banks

Moravia to Welcome New North Side Cafe Operator

Leonard of Albin leases former North Side Cafe site in Moravia and plans a fully equipped cafe. Mrs. Leonard to assist in operations as the new venture opens for business.

Moravia Leonard of Albin Leonard

Five Years Ago Items From Moravia Union 1928

The Moravia Union notes a death of Mrs. Mary Wall at a Savannah sanitarium on March 18. Annual school election results show 288 votes. W C Bivin and W A Smith re elected directors for three years and treasurer for two. H R Thomas announced candidacy for Rapanoose County sheriff. Mr and Mrs Earl Brain welcomed son Dean Gerard born Friday March 25.

Moravia Union Mary Wall Savanah Toan W. C. Bivin W. A. Smith H.R. Thomas Rapanoose County Earl Brain

Town election tickets led by Union and Peoples groups

Twenty five years ago on March 19 two tickets competed for the town election with Union nominees for mayor Chas Winsler and councilmen F W Blumenstock Frank Selby J A Winsler treasurer H G Broshar assessor M B Harris and Peoples nominees for mayor N Y Wycott councilmen N J Main Id Hicks W R Benson treasurer Lige Kinsade assessor Robt Tarr. The school board re elected Prof P B Wood principal and Mills Ortence Kerr primary teacher. A large barn on the W R Benson farm two miles northeast of town burned down. The Union newspaper added new type.

Moravia Aubrey Jordan Blakesburg Union Aupreme Centerville

Ed Tharp Dies In Colorado Accident

A message reports Ed Tharp was accidentally shot and killed Monday in Colorado. The Moravia native, long known here, ran an oil station in Yuma. Survived by wife and daughter Mrs Gee plus H Irelan and other relatives. Funeral at Yuma Thursday at 2:00 PM with burial in the local cemetery.

Ed. Tharp Tharp Yuma Colorado Moravia Gee H. Irelan

Harper-Scott Misa Leona Harper and George Scott wed

Harper and Scott were united in marriage Sunday March 12 at 3 p m at the bride's home with Rev Frank A Smith of Ottumwa officiating. Attendants were Miss Hazel Harper and Curtis Tomlin. Witnesses included W Harper Allen and Ralph Harper, Olive Harper, Mr. and Mrs V S Paterson and family from Chariton, Mr and Mrs C A McKim from Unionville, Mrs U C McKim, Watson Roland and Mrs Frank Smith. The bride wore an Alice blue gown. The bride is daughter of W Harper and a Des Moines high school graduate. The groom, son of Roy Scott, is a Moravia high school graduate and an industrious farmer active in Wesley Chapel church and Sunday school. Best wishes from many.

Misa Leona Harper George A. Scott Frank A. Smith Ottumwa Hazel Harper Curtis Tomlin W. Harper Allen Ralph Harper Olive Harper Paterson Fam Hy Chariton C. al McKim Unionville U. C. McKim Watson Roland Frank Smith Des Moines High School Roy Scott Moravia High School Wesley Chapel Snondoy School

Donahoos to Mark 55th Anniversary With Open House

Rev and Mrs W P Donahoo announce they will observe their 55th wedding anniversary at their Moravia home on Monday March 20 with an open house in the afternoon for friends who wish to visit.

W. P. Donahoo Moravia

Moving Pictures At School Gym Monday Evening

The local Legion Auxiliary Unit sponsors a moving picture show at the school gym on Monday at 7 46 p m. The feature is The Return of Boston Blackie with two real comedies. Admission is free for school children and five cents for adults to cover local operating expenses under the Community Service Department of the Auxiliary.

Legion Auxiliary Boston Community Service Department of the Auxiliary

Declamatory Contest Cancelled By Wabansie Conference

Local officials report the Wabansie conference declamatory contest set for Seymour on Thursday evening is canceled due to financial difficulties from the bank holiday. Moravia winner Maxine Tucker and district state entries John Johnson and Maxine Tucker may have contests postponed or canceled. the all district state contest is indefinitely postponed awaiting proper sponsorship.

Seymour It Ia Maxine Tucker John Johnson The Moravia High School

Moravia High Girls Continue Basketball Season

Moravia High girls will keep practicing and playing basketball this spring after the regular season ended. Udell girls tied Moravia 12 to 12 on Thursday night, with Moravia leading 12 to 6 at halftime. A preliminary game featured Moravia seniors against next year’s juniors, with the seniors winning 20 to 13.

M. H Udell Moravia Moravia Boys Lovilia Hiteman Bucknell Troy Richard Burton Leo Kaster Dwight Kaster Dayton Dotson Everett Morris Harald Hawk Donald Gardner Carl Callen Rudolph Pence Horton Dotson Moravia High Moravia Girls Centerville Mystic Cincinnati Keosaqua Kelan

Fourteen World Fair Highways Designated From Chicago

Chicago designs 14 major automobile routes radiating from the city to spread fair traffic. Each route will run 75 to 100 miles with colorful signs linked to fair exhibits. Estimated daily attendance is 60 600 with about 87 000 driving private cars. Beacon City route via Lincoln Highway offers direct access without entering Chicago. M. H. Johnson was a business visitor in Abia Monday morning.

Chicago Milwaukee Rockford DeKalb LaSalle South Bend St. Joseph Fort Dearborn Llumination Beacon City Chigsga Beacon

Moravia High Athletic Banquet Highlights 60 Attendees

The Moravia Public Schools faculty sponsored the second annual athletic banquet at United Brethren Church basement with sixty guests. Attendees included boys and girls basketball squads, school board members, faculty, and guests. Honors noted for graduating players and team captains. event praised for sportsmanship and extracurricular value.

Boravia High School United Brethren Church Moravia Public Schools Virginia Barshahn Caris Aquad Appanoose County Carl McCrory James Reich Vanice Morris Lorence Gardner Paul Underwood Conrad Hayes Dwight Kuster Leo Kuster Bergha Irelan

Birthday Dinner for Austin Jay at Home

A birthday gathering for Austin Jay was held last Thursday with invited friends and relatives at his home. A noon dinner was served by Mrs. Jay and Mrs. Walter Lemaster, and Mia baked the birthday cake for Argo. The afternoon included a soulagway as attendees, including Mrs Harald Argo, Mrs Ben Argo, Mr and Mrs Walter Lemaster, Evelyn and Ernestine Stauber, and Cora Broshar, departed with wishes for many more birthdays.

Austin Jay Jay Walter Lemaster Mia Harold Argo Soulagway Harald Argo Ben Argo Iconium Missea Evelyn Ernestine Stauber Misa Cora Broshar Mr. Jay

Residents Gathered at Dell Mledger Home Sunday

Mr and Mrs Bert Rinehart hosted guests including Gerald and Junior, Frank and Lew Rinehart, Kenneth and Dallas Johnson, and Ebert Argo with Haney Jennings attending an afternoon visit at the Dell Mledger residence.

Dell Mledger Bert Rinehart Gerald Junior Frank Lew Rinehart Kenneth Dallas Johnson Ebert Haney Jennings Valle

Mrs Belle Hellyer Improves After Illness

Mrs Belle Hellyer is reported to be recovering from a recent illness. Her doctors note steady progress and anticipate continued improvement in the coming days.

Belle Hellyer

Moravia Greyhounds claim strong 19–4 season

Moravia High School boys basketball produced an outstanding 19 win season under coach Dale Caris and assistant Kenneth Barghahn. The team swept county and Webbonsie Conference titles, posting a 27.6 average score and earning praise for teamwork and spirit.

Moravia Lovilia Allerton Mystic Hiteman Bucknell Cincinnati Centerville Blakesburg Corydon Troy Moravian Dale Caris Kenneth Barghahn Caria Vanice Morris Wilbur Smith Carl MecCrory Paul Underwood Lorence Gardner Jack Hayes James Reich Panora Town

Church Services and Events Schedule

Sunday school at 9 46 with Dale Schreiner as Superintendent. Divine worship at 11 00 featuring Simon the Cross Bearer. Epworth League at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 with The Troubadours. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 80. Father and Son banquet Thursday at 6 46 tickets 25 cents at Union office and Smith and Veach Drug Store. Daddy bring a son. Wesley worship at 9 30 and Sunday school at 10 30 led by D C Behrens.

Dale Schreiner Simon Epworth League Union Office Smith and Veach Drug Store Daddy

Sunday church services and activities across local churches

Sunday school at 10 a m led by Ralph Turner with morning worship at 11 and a youth program. Evening young people meeting 7 p m with leaders including Ruth Turner. The theme Life Standards to be discussed by Virgil Calhoun B F P Whitehead Roy Argo Guy Argo and James Argo. Lenten service Wednesday after the youth meeting followed by a St Patrick social. Scout groups, cake and music planned. Various town churches list schedules and officers including Levis Rouse Paul Boyer Hilton and J W Zerbe.

Ralph Turner Young Peoples Misa Ruth Turner Virgil Calhoun B. FP. Whitehead Roy Argo Guy Argo James Argo Young People's St. Patrick Monroe County Sunday School Institute United Presbyterian Church Albina Independence Appanoose County Christian Endeavor Walnut City Bath Fairylew Paul Boyer Epworth League League Sdan Ladies Aid Hilton Levis Rouse Maxine Tyrrell Emma Sutton

Wilsons Celebrate Forty-Second Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Eph Wilson entertained at their home Sunday for their forty second wedding anniversary A noon dinner featured an angel food cake as the centerpiece Guests included Burke P F Wilson Woodward Iowa R G Wilson and family Zell Wilson Carl Cloved Fern Wright Edna Dyphon and daughter Mark Childs and daughter from Coatsville Missouri Gus Luse and son and Helen Carter All departed wishing many more happy years together

Eph Wilson Burke PF. Wilson Woodward Iowa R. GC. Wilson Zell Wilson Carl Cloved Fern Wright Edna Dyphon Mark Childs Coatsville Missouri Gus Luse Helen Carter Wilson Ogether

M E Friday Dinner Menu Highlights Chicken Pie

The menu lists chicken pie with mashed potatoes and noodles, gravy, hominy, macaroni and rarebit, hot biscuits, butter, pickles, jelty pie and coffee. This holiday meal features simple hearty dishes and a savory pie selection.

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Roosevelt Wee John Barleycorn Satan Dad Rev. Stenkels Moruyini Dr. Slavin Harper-Scott Moravia High Girls M. H. Johnson Abia Monday Oiuroing County Walconsie Webonsie Mystle Numa Church News M. E. Church Notes Teenium J. W. Zerbe
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