Indian Scene Used In Junior- Senior Banquet
Last Friday May 2 the junior class held its annual junior-senior banquet in the MHS gym with an Indian theme. A live Comanche Indian, Bill Bishop, appeared near a teepee while walls featured Indian pictures and teepee name cards. The event included invocation by Mr Card a fine meal prepared by junior mothers and served by sophomores, speeches by John Weak George Scott Jr and Aileen Turner a peace pipe performance by Jane Ever Brain songs by Viola and Twyla and benediction by LaVern Massman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MHS
Bill Bishop
Card
John Weak
George Scott, Jr
George
John
Aileen Turner
Mr. Horn
Jane Ever
Janie
Viola
Twyla
LaVern Massman
Kensingtons Attend May Breakfast at Continental Hotel Centerville
The Kensingtons held their annual May breakfast on Sunday May 4 at 8:00 at the Continental Hotel in Centerville. Members and husbands were served. decorations included pink carnations. Menu featured fruit cocktail ham and eggs hot biscuits butter jam ice cream and wafers. Committee: Mrs. Ora Turner Mrs. Dess White and Mrs. D. E. Bishop.
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Kensingtons
Continental
Centerville
Pearl Hunter
Ora Turner
Dess White
D. E. Bishop
Airman Dwight T McDanel joins 136th Wing in Japan
Airman Second Class Dwight T McDanel of Moravia has arrived in the Far East and joined the 136th Fighter Bomber Wing rear echelon base in Japan. Fifth Air Force and F-84 Thunderjets continue interdiction of Communist rail lines. The unit is credited with 82 enemy MiG-15s damaged, plus 4 125 rat cuts, 321 pid supply trucks and 33 tunnels. Alec McDane enlisted in December 1950 and served at Randolph AFH Texas before transferring. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Doyle McDanel of Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight T. McDanel
Morayia
Far East
136Th
Japan
136Th Wing
Fifth Air Force
Alec McDane
Air Force
Randolph Afh
Tega
Doyle McDanel
Moravia
Flight Of The Stork Flight Of The Stork
Mr and Mrs Ray Poage of Des Moines are the parents of a daughter born May 2 The mother is the former Mrs Hazel Rogers and the grandparents are Mr and Mrs Franke Roger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Poage
Des Moines
Mis
Hazel Rogers
Franke Roger
Joan Dille to Wed in Honolulu Hawaii
Mr and Mrs John E Dille of Gravity formerly of Moravia announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Joan to Norman Morgan son of Mr and Mrs Leland Morgan of Gravity Norman is in the Navy and stationed at Honolulu The couple plan to drive to San Francisco late May and a plane will take Joan to Honolulu on June 4 for marriage They expect to be stationed in Honolulu for at least a year Miss Joan graduates from Gravity High School on May 16 while Norman graduated with the Gravity class of 1951
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Dille
Gravity
Moravia
Joan
Norman Morgan
Leland Morgan
Norman
Navy
Honolulu
Hawaii
Dille
San Francisco
Gravity High School
Mr. Morgan
Moravia Eliminated In Baseball Sectional
Moravia’s baseball team was eliminated from the sectional tournament Monday afternoon as Moulton won 4 to 2. After a 2-2 tie in the second, Moravia led 2-1 in the first before costly errors in the sixth inning let Moulton score twice. Moravia had advanced to semi finals with a 5-0 win over Cincinnati earlier in the week. finals between Seymour and Moulton were postponed by wet field conditions.
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Moravia
Herg
Moulton
Morayia
Cincinnati
Seymour
Bible School Set to Begin May 19 at School House
Bible School officials met Monday evening and planned start for May 19 at the schoolhouse with Mrs Karl Tuttle as director All young people from all churches are invited A Kiddies Parade is planned for Saturday afternoon May 17 Mothers should have children at Community building by 12 30 for the parade Prizes will be awarded
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Karl Tuttle
Town Council Passes Culvert Ordinance in Meeting
The town council adopted an ordinance regulating culvert numbers and lengths for properties. It requires only one crossing, 12 feet long. The ordinance full text is on page 2 of this week’s Union. The Christian church Ladies Aid served dinners to fifty attendees at their all day gathering.
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The
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Moravia Eastern Star Sets May Friendship Meeting
The Moravia Chapter of Eastern Star invites members to a Friendship meeting Friday evening May 9 at 8:00. A regular stated meeting follows Tuesday evening May 13 at 8:00. Louemma Palmer W M and Effie Gollaher Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Eastern Star
Louemma Palmer
W. M. Effie Gollaher
Secy
Wesley Methodist Church Schedule Highlights May Events
Cark GaeS Grave Methodist Church outlines May 11 Mother's Day Festival of the Christian Home. Sunday 10:00 a.m. Sunday school led by Mrs Karl Tuttle, 11:00 a.m. morning worship. Evening 8:00 p.m. baccalaureate with Rev Evan Stroud. Family night May 7 pot-luck. Junior Missionary meeting 7:30 p.m. Inter Missionary group to lead worship. Wesley Church pastor Rev Martin Greer 9:45 a.m. worship and 10:30 a.m. Sunday School Virgil Dooley Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grave Methodist Church
Martin Greer
Karl Tuttle
Evan Stroud
Wesley Methodist Church
Virgil Dooley
Mother's Day Service At Evangelical United Brethren Church
Rev Evan Stroud minister and Harold Mason Sunday School superintendent invite all to Sunday School at 10 A M and Morning Worship at 11 A M with a Mother's Day message and music. Sermon topic A Mother at the Foot of the Cross. Baccalaureate service at 8 P M in the Methodist church. Viola Hammond leads Youth Fellowships at 7 P M. Annual Conference at Cedar Falls this week May 6 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Evan Stroud
Harold Mason
Viola Hammond
Cedar Falls
Church Services Notice at Local Church
The Church of Christ announces Rev. W F T Evans as minister and Mrs Wisinte DuVall as Sunday School superintendent. Sunday worship begins at 10 a.m. Communion service at 11 a.m. Evening service is dismissed for a baccalaureate event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
W.F.T. Evans
Wisinte DuVall
Seconium Methodist Observes Mother’s Day Service
The church invites all to join next Sunday for special Mother’s Day tribute with services and a sermon on Mother As Partner with God. MYF meets at 7:00 p.m. for a cheerful evening and the children’s choir practices and plays during game time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seconium Methodist
MYF
Conium Church Announces Sunday Services and Bible Study
Conium Christian Church invites all to attend Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. with classes for all ages, the Lord's Supper at 11:00, followed by preaching. An 8:00 p. m. Bible Study with singing and Bible quiz will be held. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conium Christian Church
W. F.T. Evans
Hugh McFatridge
Sharon O'Conner Birthday Honored by Guests
Mrs Kenneth O Conner hosted a Saturday May 3 birthday party for Sharon O Conner celebrating her ninth birthday. Guests enjoyed games then gifts, with refreshments of angel food cake ice cream and Kool aid. Favors included gum and suckers for each guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth O'Conner
Sharon
John J. Phillips
Centerville
Sharon Argo
Nellie Argo
Charlene Burns
Napey
Connie Boblenz
Patsy Mikels
Marcia Moffatt
Judy Kay Gladfelder
Norma Lee Gladfelder
Karen Boyer
Carol Paxston
Madge Lee
Linda Joy Philiips
Mothers Kiddies Parade Fans Enter In May
A pre-bible school kiddies parade is open to all. Children should arrive in costumes or decorated wagons tricycles or pikes at the Community building by 12 30 Saturday May 17 for a prompt parade start. Prizes will be awarded.
Card of Thanks for Georges Illness and Bereavement
Card of thanks from Mrs George Halden and family extends gratitude for sympathy, expressed during Georges illness and recent bereavement. Appreciation notes petals plants cards and letters received from friends and neighbors.
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Georges
Irs
George Halden
Famly
Special Meeting of Antiquity Lodge May 12
A special meeting of Antiquity Lodge No. 252 AF and AM is set for Monday evening May 12. Work in the third degree is planned and visiting brethren are welcome. W M L N Carter C C Coulson Secre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antiquity Lodge
A. M
L. N. Carter
Coulson
Mrs Frank Turner Dies At Centerville
Mrs Frank Turner of Centerville mother of George Turner of Moravia died Tuesday after a three week hospital stay from a stroke. Survivors include husband Frank their son George and grandchildren Marybeth Turner Rodgers and Jimmy Turner. Funeral services are not completed.
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Frank Turner
Centerville
George Turner
South of Moravia
Garden Club Plans Flower Show in Moravia July 29
The Moravia Garden Club met Wednesday with Mrs. Tra Boyer presiding. A plant and food sale netted 65 dollars for shrubs and trees in Moravia park. The group scheduled a flower show for the food club on July 26 and discussed attending the 4th district convention and flower show in Kellogg on June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Kellogg
Warren DuVall
Junior Garden Club
Max McDonough
Frank
Rogers
Petunias
Zell Callen
Smith
Jess Gladfelder
Peter Sawyer
E" Hartinger
Carrie Tisue
Thirty Three Moravia Seniors Set for Next Week Ceremonies
Moravia high school will honor its thirty three seniors with baccalaureate services Sunday evening and commencement Tuesday evening. Rev Evan Stroud will speak at the baccalaureate and Prof Laurence Flaum of Drake University will deliver the commencement address. The list of 1952 graduates includes Lee Arnold Geneva Bell Jerry Brown Donald Dicks Edwin Clark and many others. Also to be recognized are eighth grade students advancing to high school with diplomas Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia High School
Evan Stroud
Laurence 5. Flaum
Drake University
Lee Arnold
Geneva Bell
Jerry Brown
Donald Dicks
Donald Burton
Margaret Condra Maxine Firkins
Carol Gordon
Loretta Helmict
Va Epold Trase
Jerry Main
Judy Martin
Ronald Tomlin
Paul Turner
Donna Underwood
Marvin Underwood
Walter Scott, Jr
DeWayne Clark
Longtime University Park leader Hiatt dies at 76
George S. Hiatt 76 of University Park died April 29 1952 at Mahaska county hospital. A retired farmer and former mayor he lived in University Park for years. Born September 16 1875 he was married to Grace Skinner and had two daughters and a son who predeceased him. Surviving are Grace, daughters Mrs Glennie Martin and Mrs Dorothy Burmeister, four grandchildren, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held April 30 at the Church of the Nazarene in Oskaloosa with pallbearers named.
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George S. Hiatt
University Park
Mahaska County Hospital
Enos
Elizabeth Hiatt
Moravia
Grace Skinner
Grace
Glennie Mastin
Des Moines
Dorothy Burmeister
Cedar Rapids
Fred
Emery Hiatt
Allen Hiatt
Jane Raney
Centerville
Iva Woods
Winner
South Dakota
Church of the Nazarene
Oskaloosa
Carl Tomlin
Kermitt Gladfelder
Max Zook
Carl Schwin
Robert ' Graham
Dwight Kessler
John Zook
Roy Williams
Thanks for sympathy from Moravia friends noted
The George Hiatt family expresses gratitude for hatel thawetts and expressions of sympathy from Moravia friends. They were truly appreciated. Taylor-Aid will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Art Fox.
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Moravia
George Hiatt
Taylor-Aid
Art Fox
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Joan Dille
Bible
Sharon O’conner
Garden Club
Bill Robinson
Grace Methodist Church
Gail Black
Eyam Stroud
Wauneta Perry
George Woodward
Glen Cantrell
Carl Black
John T. Card
Janet Broshar
Laurence
Flaum
Edwin Clark
Irvin Faber
Mary Jo Faber
Carolyn Hawk Joyce Hatt
Robert Hiatt
Jack Hopking L. E, Jordan
Dean Kaster
Jack Kaster
Jerry Kaster
Nadine Kelley
Lyle Morris
Connie Paris
Wannera Perry
Marjorie Sandifer Royse Rosencrants
Letha Schaffner
George Scott
Shirley Stocker
Wanda Tomlin
Betty Vance
Geraldine Vance Leonard Weak Dortha Mae Wilson
Wayhe Wolf
Beverly Woodward
Twila Zimmer
Unionville
Morrison
Workmien
Willard Brain
Batterson
Charles Bridgenun
Hopkins
Hay
Wain Street
Spepcar King
Ths
Batterson Store
Hinote
King
Homer Hing
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