Moravia Wins Ten Inning Baseball Thriller
Moravia outlasted Unionville 8 to 6 in ten innings at Moravia ball park. The game featured tight pitching through four innings before Unionville tallied, Moravia answered, and a dramatic tenth inning ended with Cecil Cullers delivering a winning homer over center. Anderson pitched strongly for Moravia with eleven strikeouts and nine hits allowed.
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Unionville
Moravia
Weidman
J. Broshai
Albert
Cecil Cullers
Anderson
Che Broshar
Mair
Moravia Unionvil
Smith
Morrison
Main
P Weidman
J. Bailey
D. Broshar
H. Bailey
Selig
Cf Herman
Swaim
Rf Stanley
MecVunough
Rf Brain
Ri Knapp
Underwood
P. Anderson
C. Broshar
Waughop
Republican Candidate Urges Voters To Consider Record
A Republican candidate E C West appeals to Appancos County voters urging careful judgment in choosing the 1929 Board of Supervisors. He notes long residence, pledge to improve tax receipts, and cites prior public service. Other notes report dog license tag counts and radio officials visiting Washington to discuss independent stations.
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Republican Party
Appancose County
Appancos County
Board of Supervisors
Centerville
E. C. West
Sec City
Wesley Gilbert
Sec County
Moravian High School Senior Class Play Wel attended
The Moravian High School Senior Class presented the three act country drama Friend Indeed by Clayton Hamilton and Bernard Voigt at the school gym last Thursday. Supt Goeldner directed. Cast included Winthrop Danna Dwight Hiatt Jack Singleton Richard Sneed ackwell Cecil Cullers Cartwright Easter Bing Townsend Hancock Golaher Hancock Jorothy Blumenstock Parker Luse Mary Angel. Earl Boyer performed violin solos and the High School Orchestra offered special numbers.
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Moravian High School
Clayton Hamilton
Bernard Voigt
Samuel French
New York
Supt
Goeldner
Winthrop Danna
Morning Star
Dwight
Hiatt
Jack Singleton
Richard Sneed
Star
Cecil Cullers
Charles Cartwright
Verail Easter
Patricia Bing
Claudine Townsend
George Hancock
Tarkinton
Richard Golaher
Jorothy Hancock
Mary Louise Blumenstock
Parker
Laverne Davis
Riley
Police
T. J
Republican Caucus Held in Moravia Union Office
Taylor Town Republicans met in a party convention to nominate township officers and delegates to the county convention. Nominations include Township Clerk J. L. Dodd, Trustee L. BR. Hiatt, Justices J. W. Halden and W. Jones, Constables Fred Hiatt and A. G. Turner, Assessor E. F. Tucker, Committeeman Cheater Broshar, Committeewoman Mrs. J. Sneed, plus a slate of delegates led by W. GC Main and I. K. Smith among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Moravian Union
J. L. Dodd
L. BR. Hiatt
J. W. Halden
W. Jones
Fred Hiatt
A. G. Turner
Asgensor
E. F. Tucker
Main
I. K. Smith
A. Burton
Frank Hiatt
UW. G
Turner
Dodd
N. R. Ward
A. G. Broshar
Rico
Chet Broshar
B. E. Winsler
J. B. Hiatt
R. C. Wilson
S. W, Jones
A. L. Hiatt
E. Winsler
Forrest Main Ellis Swaim
M. E. Church Announces Regular Services Next Sunday
The M. E. Church will hold its regular services next Sunday. Members and neighbors are invited to attend as part of the weekly worship schedule.
Epworth League Hayloft Party Honors Contest Winners
Epworth League event featured milk ing and corn husking contests, beauty and couple contests with winners named such as Richard Sneed and Darla McDanel. Other prize pairs included Evelyn Hiatt and Eugene Alexander, Vers Easter and Dean McCrory, Lucille Burne and Noorden Slavin, Hall Swaim and Roberta Humphrey.
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Epworth League
Richard Sneed
Darla McDanel
Evelyn Hiatt
Eugene Alexander
Vers Easter
Dean McCrory
Lucille Burne
Noorden Slavin
Hall Swaim
Roberta Humphrey
Vivien Wilson
Howard Solomon
Wayne Clark
Oneila Foster
Mr. Boller
Nadine Donovan
Homligat
Kenneth Cullera
Fe- Fae Phe
Dorothea Darby
Burke Wilson
Epworth
Local figures named in an undated notice list
A fragmented listing names Richard Sneed Woneta Dotson Earl Hoyer Cecil Cuffers Mary Blumenatock Arthur Donovan Richard Gollaher Dwight Hiatt and Darla McDanel in a brief community notice, with no further actions or dates provided.
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Richard Sneed
Woneta Dotson
Earl Hoyer
Cecil Cuffers
Mary
Blumenatock
Arthur Donovan
Richard Gollaher
Dwight Hiatt
Darla McDanel
Memorial Day Plans By Basil Cowell Post
At a Monday meeting of Basil Cowell Post of the American Legion plans began for Memorial Day observance. Services are set for one o clock Wednesday May 30 at the Methodist Episcopal church with speaker and program features to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Cowell Post
American Legion
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mother's Day program praised by Moravia church
Moravia residents filled the church for a Mother's Day program at 11 a.m. praising the effort and attendance. The German graduation address was delivered at the M E Church in the evening. Next Sunday's services return to normal with no prayer meeting this week.
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Moravia
M. E
D. Winfield Thompson
Civic booster message for town improvement and pride
A citizen oriented appeal describes how towns benefit from collective effort. It argues residents gain from public works, growth, and business development, noting no place is perfect but thriving cities have more boosters. A closing quip contrasts gardening with nerves over new tricks.
Moravia High School Class of 1928 Baccalaureate Address
Rev B F Schwartz delivered The Measure of a Man at Moravia Methodist church for the Moravia High School Class of 1928. About 650 people attended the evening service as seniors faculty and parents filled the central seating area. The program included glee club numbers and a sermon by Rev Schwartz, who has spoken here before and drew praise for the educational and aspirational address.
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Moravia
Methodist Episcopal Church
B. F. Schwartz
Methodist Church
Albia
Schwartz
Dynin
D. W. Thompson
Summer Lune
Schwarte
Junior Senior Banquet At Moravia High School
Moravia High School hosted a Dutch themed junior senior banquet for 43 pupils and staff in the gym. The event featured blue and gold decor, windmill and dike stage design, Dutch costumes, and a toast program led by Junior president Dorothy Broshar and Senior president Richard Sneed. Music by Mrs. Dulins orchestra, with two featured numbers and stage performances.
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Moravia
Chool
Juanus Smith
Ferne Simpkins
Maurine Smith
Kenneth Culler
Harold Mason
Pearl Broshur
Dorothy
Monroe Township
Richard Sneed Benier
Build
Althea
Green
Charaeter
Charles V. Michener
Maury Louise Blumenstock
Dulin
Albis
Farmeos
Wynken
Blynken
Noa
MauriceGehler
Kenneth Cullers
Jamita Smith
Mary Louise Blua- Tenstock
Miss Waugh
Hans Marie Oshler
Dorothy Broshar
Mildred Metloud
Glerpie Scott
Edith Powell
Marie Hsemien Troxton Dicks
Veldu Pence
Beryl Curnett
Halph Davis
Edna
Local Notables List Names Claud Swaim and Others
A compact notice lists Claud Swaim Lucille Angel Claudine Townsend Laverne Davis William Barnes Vera Smith T J Luse Robert Foster Virsil Kaater Mattie McCrory among community names for an upcoming event.
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Claud Swaim Lucille Angel Claudine Townsend Laverne Davis
William Barnes
Vera Smith T J, Luse
Robert Foster
Virsil Kaater Mattie McCrory
Moravia High School Publishes The Anvil Edition
Moravia High School completes The Anvil, a 75 page yearbook with class and team photos, a school chronology, and club features. It sells for 1.00. staff seek alumni support to sell all copies for the enterprise.
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Moravia
Co-op Shipments Report From Mora Market
Mora via Co-Operative Marketing Association reports four cattle cars shipped to the St. Louis market in the past week with hawk like pace and strong activity.
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Mgr. Hawk
Moravia Co-Operative Marketing Association
St. Louis
Munroe Township meets on mutinties standards for cooked foods
The Munroe Township Home Department met with Mrs Curtin Burton on Tuesday May 8 to study mutinties titled Standards for Cooked Foods. An interesting time was enjoyed by all with twenty seven members present.
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Munroe Township
Church Schedule and Notices for Sunday School
Notice of second degree work for next Tuesday evening. Sunday School at 1 a.m. Communion Sermon at 1 a.m. Evening services at 8 p.m. Sunday School rally next Sunday afternoon weather permitting. All who wish to go meet at the church at 2 o'clock. Choir practice biweekly evenings. Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Mill's home.
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AL Bose
Mill
Planuepacker and Allies in Readout of 1929 Alumni Names
Planuepacker Willig Morgan and Cland Hawk lead a list of alumni including Beryl Cornete, Althea G 33 nd, Menu, Beryl Cornell, Guldie High, Baye Selly, Ruth Hiautw, and Althea Grean, dated 1929, reflecting a school archive release of graduates and associates.
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Planuepacker
Willig Morgan
Cland Hawk
Beryl Cornete
Beryl Cornell
Guldie
Mother's Day Services and Miner David Anderson Dies
Mother's Day services were held at United Brothers Church under the American Legion Auxiliary. David Anderson, formerly of Foster now living in Albia, died at home after a long miner's asthma illness. He leaves a wife and five children. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2:30 PM at the Albia Methodist church with Janes Hupton officiating.
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David Anderson
United Brothers Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Wm. Burns
J. W. Halden
Homer Utterback
Zell Callen
A. B. Ladies
D. W. Thompson
M. E. Ladies
Pearl Chambers
O. J. Fix
Foster
Albia
Methodist
Janes Hupton
Unionville High School Class of 1928 Commencement
Unionville Iowa May 15 commencement exercises held at M E Church attracted many. Six graduates in the class of 1928 Claud Alden Floyd Brain Clifford Boyer Harry Herman Paul Herteen and Lawrence Tweedy all boys. Berry Malden Albia gave the address. Eighth grade graduates were Margaret and Elinor Wilson Writa Stanley Cleona Clark Agnes Hull and Norman Haines. Diplomas presented by R E Wilson president of the board of education.
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Unionvile
Iowa
Unionville High School
M. E. Church
Claud Alden
Floyd Brain
Clifford Boyer
Harry Herman
Paul Herteen
Lawrence Tweedy
Berry Malden
Albia
Iconium and Moravia Set Sunday Baseball Tilt
Iconium and Moravia will clash on the local ball diamond next Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Both teams have improved since their two week previous meeting and promise solid baseball.
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Tconium
Moravia
Obituary of Ella Rosanna Knight Huff
Ella Rosanna Knight Huff born November 13 1892 died May 6 1928 in Town City Iowa at 35 years 5 months 26 days due to heart disease. Married Albert Huff May 6 1914. five children Irene Clyde Evaline Clifford Betty Rath left mother husband. Survived by brothers Ray Guy Alberta Canada aunts uncles and many relatives. Funeral at Moravia Christian church with Rev W P Donahoo burial Moravia Cemetery. Card of Thanks from Albert Huff and children and R J Funkhouser family.
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Ella Rosanna Knight Huff
Harrison
Kathareen Knight
Town City
Iowa
Albert Huff
Irene
Clyde
Evaline
Clifford
Betty Rath
Ray
Guy
Alberta
Canada
Presbyterian Church
Egland
North Dakota
W. P. Donahoo
John
Christian Church In
Moravia
W. P. Donahoe
HORSE HIDES Mall Pony and Colt at Value
A compact sale listing notes a pony and a colt offered at Value. The item appears as part of a local mall merchandise roundup with price points around four dollars and a half.
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Shenandosh
Earl E. May
Cyril Rapp
Radio Alation Ema
Washington
Lloyd Thurston
Seustors Dill
Norris, Howell and Brookhart
May
Sta
Harlan
Lee Gubbella
George Benson
Grosse
Legion
Church OF the United Brethren IN Christ
Rev. Schwartz
Church OF Christ
Althea Grean
Iconium
R. J. Funkhouser
Atlanta
Funkhouser
Leghorn Springs Springs Springs
COX and Stags
R. W. Winsler
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