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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1969

Page

4

Four FFA members win scholarships at Moravia banquet

Moravia FFA honored Daryl Tisue Cecil Cooper Phil Prater Chuck Moore and Bruce Bardwell at the annual Parent and Son banquet held at the high school. Tisue also earned the Star Greenhand and Recordbook awards while Prater received the Livestock Farming award and Moore the DeKalb Outstanding Farmer and Leadership award. Speaker Steve Zumbach urged leadership, citing FFA as a path to strong guidance in school and life. Marvin Martin spoke on Corporation Farming, and honorary members were named for Dean Tomlin and others. Chapter advisor Larry Dayton announced his departure to a new teaching post after 11 years. A plaque was funded in memory of Bruce McDonough.

F.F.A Daryl Tisue Cecil Cooper Phil Prater Chuck Moore Mae Prater DeKalb Bruce Bardwell Star Chapter Moravia FFA FHA Steve Zumbach Marvin Martin Centerville Ffa Moravia Ffa Dean Tomlin Everett Fetters Victor Zintz Merle Prater Junior Bardwell DeWayne Moore Dean Grinstead A. R. Fenton Larry Dayton Lo Ag Brooklyn Parent & Son Rick Johnson Roger Zintz Donnie Leffler Farm & Home Ron Thomas James Gillen Moravia F.F.A Mike Grinstead Ff.a Parent and Son Zach Iowa State University Ames P.F.A Grinstead

Weekend Visit Among Des Moines Ames Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Mossey spent the weekend in Des Moines and Ames with the O. A. Siegler family and Mr. and Mrs. Denny Argo and family. Mrs. W. L. Rector of Morrison Illinois spent Thursday night with her brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mearl Walter. Mrs. Marvin Gardner and Dennis were also supper guests and visited with her aunt.

Andy Mossey Des Moines Ames O. A. Siegler Denny Argo W. L. Rector Morrison, HL Inlaw Mearl Walter Marvin Gardner Dennis

Holm Couple Welcome Albia Boy Christopher Glen

Mr and Mrs Glen Holm of Moravia announce the birth of a son on March 18 at Monroe County Hospital in Albia. The baby weighed 7 pounds 10 ounces and is named Christopher Glen. Mr Holm is an instructor in the Albia schools.

Glen Holm Moravia Monroe County Hospital Albis Christopher Glen Holm Albia

Helping Neighbors Club Meets at Udell Home

The Helping Neighbors club met at Maurine Burkland’s home on Wednesday March 19 with eight members and three guests Anna Burkland Ricky and Louise Burton. A cooperative noon dinner was served. President Muriel Spurgeon led the business meeting. Donations were made to the Heart Fund and Cancer Fund. Gifts were received by Minnie Moffitt and Ruby Hedgecock. Next meeting will be April 16 at Flossie Murdy’s home.

Helping Neighbors Club Maurine Burkland Anna Burkland Ricky Louise Burton Muriel Spurgeon Heart Fund Cancer Fund Minnie Moffitt Ruby Hedgecock Gallies Flossie Murdy

Test and social notes from Ottumwa area

Mrs. Carl Black has been a patient at the Ottumwa hospital the past week where she is undergoing a series of tests. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Main took Mrs. Elva Waughop of Centerville to Oskaloosa Sunday afternoon and they all had supper with Mrs. Merle Gaekle and attended church. Mrs. Waughop remained for a few days visit with Mrs. Gackle. Mrs. Mearl Walter and house guest Mrs. Hector accompanied Mrs. Sylvan VanDorin and Debbie to Ottumwa Friday and visited at the Gladys McCrory home. Mrs. Rector remained for a few days visit with her sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Ray Avera spent Saturday evening, Sunday and Monday at the Osteopathic convention in Des Moines at Hotel Savery. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Foster were dinner guests Thursday with Mrs. Rex Foster and Terry, and were in Ottumwa also. They called at the McCord Manor at Albia in the afternoon and visited Lizzie Van Dorin, and called on Osa Brown, also visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wren in their home. Mrs. Joyce McCoy called Wednesday on her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mearl Walter.

Carl Black Ottumwa Hospital Forrest Main Elva Waughop Centerville Oskaloosa Merle Gaekle Waughop Gackle Debbie Ottumwa Gladys McCrory Rector Ray Avera Des Moines Hotel Savery Olin Foster Rex Foster Terry McCord Albia Lizzie van Dorin Osa Brown Claude Wren Joyce McCoy Mearl Walter

Thanking friends after hospital stay in Albia note

Mrs Zenith Hiatt expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for get well cards and calls received after returning from Albia hospital. Blessings are extended to all who offered support.

Albia Hospital

Notice of Band Mowers Meeting

Band Mowers will meet Wednesday April 2 at 1:43 PM in the high school gym.

Christmas Seals Drive Totals Announced Across Counties

Appanoose County Christmas Seal chairman reports full totals from 1968 campaign. Names and gifts listed include Bellair 72 dollars, Caldwell two 110, Chariton Taylor township 63.75, Cincinnati Pleasant township 93.50, Lincoln 56.25, Moravia 14 dollars, Mystic 165.75, Moravia 14, Unionville Udell 118.75, Vermillion two 61, Walnut two 67, Wells township 52.50, Centerville 1645.50, Rathbun 52, with many numbers and contributors noted.

Bellair Clarence Anderson Caldwell Two Exline Lawrence Ball Chariton Taylor Herbert Roblenz Cincinnati Pleasant Ralph Wood Douglas Virgili Dooley Franklin Charles Burkhiser Independence Ora Rinehart Johns Dale Jones Lincoln Marvelle McElwain Moravia Claude Hawk Moulton Lavern Howard Mystic Charles R. Johnson Numa John Vola Sharon Walter Daniels Udell Unionville Glenn Matthews Union Twp Carrie, Boyer Vermillion John Broshar Walnut Two

Hospital and Family Visits Across Centerville and Ellsworth

Mrs Elec Main entered St Joseph hospital in Centerville for treatment. Mr and Mrs Jerry Main and family of Ellsworth spent the weekend at the Elec Main home. Mrs Martha Paxston was taken to Monroe County hospital in Albia for treatment after a stroke. Mrs Amy Lockman was taken to St Joseph hospital in Centerville for observation and treatment. Mr and Mrs Ron Woodward of Des Moines were Sunday dinner guests of several locals including Mrs Helma Tisue and others.

Elec Main St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Jerry Main Ellsworth Elec Martha Paxston Monroe County Hospital Albia Paxston Amy Lockman Geyer Ron

Virgil Johnson Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Virgil Johnson, long a surgery patient at University hospital Iowa City, was brought home to Moravia on Sunday following his hospital stay.

Virgil Johnson University Hospital Iowa City Moravia

Hospital Visit Thanks From Alan Wilson

Alan Wilson expresses gratitude for visits cards and gifts received during his hospital stay. He thanks friends neighbors and staff for support and kindness.

Alan Wilson

Patient thanks for hospital kindness and gifts

Listy Wison expresses gratitude for cards letters and gifts received during a hospital stay in Albi.

Moravia Girls Enroll in JFK College Basketball Camp

Three Moravia High School girls Fonda Dicks Sally Martin and Diane Rogers will attend a John F. Kennedy College girls basketball camp in Wahoo Nebraska from June 8 to 14. The camp aims to teach fundamentals improve individual skills with high school coaches and college players assisting under director Bob Spencer of JFK College.

Moravia John F. Kennedy College Wahoo Nebi Fonda Dicks Paul Dicks Sally Martin Archie Martin Diane Rogers Lee Rogers Bob Spencer Spencer John F. Kennedy Patriottes Albia Iowa Jeanette Olson Sandy Konrad Sheryl Wischmeier Jeri McCormick

Unionville hosts Masonic group school of instruction

The Carmel Chapter No. 126 C.E.S. held a school of instruction and inspection at the Unionville Masonic temple on March 19 with Worthy Matron Olive Eaton presiding. Eva Winger of Ottumwa led the afternoon session, followed by a banquet at the United Methodist church and inspections at 7:30 p.m.

United Methodist Church Marlene Bassett Drakesville Donna Hutchings Bloomfield Adah Martha Centerville Winger Star Point Helen Cleaver Linda West

Moravia SCA Holds Regular Meeting With Student Highlights

The Moravia community SCA met Monday night with good attendance. Vice president Mrs. Milo Walker opened the session in president’s absence, while Janice Moore read the minutes and Mrs. Vance reported finances. Attendance was led by Marion Woodward with 6th grade winning. 9th and 12th tied for second.

Moravia SCA Betty Charity Milo Walker Janice Moore Vance Marion Woodward Imogene Tisue Grace Whitehead Gary Letchford Sam McGee Merla Prater Ellen Cooper Don Whitehead George Curtis

Girl Scouts Meet At Legion Home For First Session

The first meeting of the Girl Scouts was held Monday, March 24 at the Legion Home with 25 girls and five adults. They recited the pledge and laws, heard Peony Bryan discuss earned badges at Creston, and worked on their "Situpon's." For next meeting they should bring a piece of oil cloth 36 by 18 to cover their sit-ups, then sang songs and enjoyed cookies and kool-aid.

Girl Scouts Legion Home Peony Bryan Creston

Rites Held in Cincinnati for Dean McCrory

Services for F. Dean McCrory of Cincinnati were held March 17. He served as assistant regional commissioner of the IRS there since 1955. Survivors include his wife Betty a daughter Sandra his mother Ida McCrory of Burlington and two sisters Helen Howell Mystic and Dorothy Jackson Burlington. Burial was at Anna Illinois.

F. Dean McCrory Cincinnati Ohio Internal Revenue Service Betty Sandra Ida McCrory Burlington Helen Howell Mystic Dorothy Jackson Anna Illinois

Benefit Game At Moravia Gym Saturday Night

A benefit basketball event at Moravia gym aims to raise funds for track lighting and athletic field improvements. The evening features local youth games by 5th to 7th and 8th graders, culminating in a humorous finale with local men dressed as Milady to play the MHS girls team. Proceeds support community projects and facility upgrades.

Moravia Milady MHS

Summer Baseball Sign Up Next Week Moravia Kids

Moravia residents sign up for summer Little League and Babe Ruth baseball from March 29 through April 5 with April 5 as the deadline. New registrants must bring a birth certificate, while returning players only sign up. Registration is at Moravia Furniture with Ron Woodward or Boyd Paxston. Eight-year-olds may join a separate team and must show a birth certificate.

Moravia Ron Woodward Boyd Paxston

Moravia Junior Garden Club Reorganizes For Spring Meet

Betty Schupp and six Moravia women led 11 girls in reorganizing the Moravia Junior Garden Club at the Moravia community building. Officers elected: Linda Wilson president Judy Stocker vice president Janice Coltrain secretary Penny Bryan treasurer Debra McDanel historian. Next meeting April 2 to plan programs.

Betty Schupp Alice Allem Betty Charity Margaret Callen Janet Fox Gladys Harsh Moravia Moravia Junior Garden Club Linda Wilson Judy Stocker Janice Coltrain Penny Bryan Debra McDanel Moravia Bluebird Junior Garden Club The Moravia Garden Club

Grand Officers Visit Moravia Rainbow Assembly

Moravia Rainbow for Girls welcomed Grand Assembly of Iowa officers Monday evening with Norma Lee Faber presiding as worthy advisor. Sharon Moulton Grand Worthy Advisor and her parents from Moulton, Shari Harper Grand Representative to Australia, Janet Workman Grand Representative to Canada, and Mrs. Lafollette Grand Deputy Otumwa attended. Teresa Lockman sang, Faber read a poem, and talks by grand officers followed. Cookies and punch closed the social hour.

Moravia

School Board Honors Supt. Fenton at Supper

The Moravia school board members hosted a supper at the Earl Rowley home honoring Supt. A. R. Fenton. A gift was presented to him during the evening, with attendees including Mrs. Fenton, and Mr. and Mrs. Harrington, Moore, Tisue, Spencer, Rowleys, and other hosts.

Supt. Fenton Moravia Earl Rowley A. R. Fenton Fenton Richard Harrington Bill Moore Carl Tisue Paul Spencer

ETC Club Meeting Plans April Egg Roast

The ETC Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Genevieve Morgan. After a brief business meeting an egg roast was planned for April 3. Mrs Leonard Palmer won the door prize. Mrs Loyd Carter led the entertainment which was rook, won by Mrs Bertha and Mrs Pearl Woodward. Refreshments were served at the close.

ETC Club Genevieve Morgan Leonard Palmer Loyd Carter Rook Berth Pearl Woodward

Card of Thanks Memorials and Kindness Acknowledged

We cannot express enough gratitude for the kindness shown through memorials cards and help from neighbors and friends who assisted with chores and hay hauling after the loss of Jack McDonough.

Jack McDonough

Service Member Seeks Mail for Local Serviceman

A note from Stacker G. Stacker of the 233th Aviation Battalion asks readers to send mail to service members near Saigon. He requests addresses and names of local servicemen stationed in the area, encouraging community care and timely correspondence.

Chilord G. Stacker Long Thach North Apo San Francisco Canf Stacker Saigon Mil Alan Watts

Also Mentioned on This Page

Helping Neighbors Clubs Zenith Hiatt Rebekah Lodge Raymond Charity Raymond Ashby Noble Grand Harold Hudgens Ethel Gardner Frank Wilson Tom Pettibone Schuler Colfax Bette van Dorin Helen Lou Stocker Nelson Ballanger Albi Listy Wison HAL School OF Instruction GIRL Dean McCrory Cincinnati, Ohio Mexico, Mo Lula Sansford Junior Garden Club
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