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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1969

Page

5

Memorial Day Services in Moravia Friday May 30 11 AM

Max McDonough of Moravia Legion Post announces Memorial Day services at Moravia cemetery on Friday May 30 at 11:00 a.m. Veterans and the Moravia Community School Band meet at the Legion home at 10:30. If rain, service moves to Grace Methodist church with invocation, readings by Rev. Woodin, and a firing squad salute, taps, and benediction by the Moravia band.

Max McDonough Moravia Legion Post Moravia Legion Home Grace Methodist Church Woodin Larry Brooks Taps

Highway Commission To Inspect Sw Iowa Projects By Bus

The State Highway Commission schedules a 650mile inspection tour through 26 counties in southwest and southeast Iowa departing Ames June 3. About 25 officials and staff will visit Moravia Creston Centerville Albia Ottumwa and other towns with stops in Council Bluffs and Ottumwa overnight. Participants include Chairman Harry J. Bradley Jr Vice Chairman Derby D. Thompson and engineers from J. R. Coupal Jr. to Virgil Butler and Darrel D. Campbell.

Highway Commission State Highway Commission Moravia Creston Centerville Albia Ottumwa Holiday Inn Iowa The Commission Harry J. Bradley, Jr Des Moines Ames Madrid Stuart Guthrie Center Extra Atlantic Council, Bluffs Glenwood Sidney Shenandoah Clarinda Bedford Oscerola Leon Corydon Sigourney Oskaloosa Knoxvile Newton Council Bluffs Bradley Derby D. Thompson Burlington John R. Hansen Manning and Koert S. Voorhees Cedar Falls Robert €. Barry Danbury J. R. Coupal, Jr H. E. Gunnerson R. H. Given D. E. McLean Carl F. Schach U. S. Bureau of Public Roads John A. Kemp Kansas City Missouri A. Jay Medford Iowa Good Roads Association Herb W. Callison Winterset Chester W. Sloan James W. Wilson Fairfield Virgil Butler James Edgeton Darrel D. Campbell

Telephone lines increased at Centerville office

Mr. Ed Hoover reports Centerville telephone lines doubled from five to ten for local use and added another line for toll calls. The change aims to reduce wait times for calls and improve service.

Ed Hoover Centerville

Congressmen Kyl Reports on Proposed Pay Television Plans

Congressman Kyl outlines STV pay television plans to start after June 12 1969 with safeguards. STV will be supplemental to free TV, limited to one station per community, and only where four free TV signals exist. Rules ban siphoning, limit film and sports offerings, require 28 hours weekly non subscription programming, and aim to protect conventional TV.

Federal Communications Commission U. S

Detroit guests at J C Lockman home for Sunday dinner

Roger Gideon and James Ward from Detroit were Sunday supper and overnight guests at the J. C. Lockman home. Lora and Mathy, Lockman were Sunday evening callers. Mrs Grace Main, Mr and Mrs Harry Woodward, Mrs Elsie Long and John Johnson were dinner guests Friday evening with Vess Piatt.

Roger Gideon James Ward Detroit J. C. Lockman Lora and Mathy Lockman Grace Main Harry Woodward Elsie Long John Johnson Vess Piatt

Thanks for the kindness shown during illness

Mr and Mrs Max Whicker and family express gratitude for cards letters donations and prayers from friends and relatives during their illness. They note the ongoing prayers are heard and their appreciation will not be forgotten.

Max Whicker

AHS Summer Schedule Girls and Boys Play at Multiple Venues

The AHS summer softball and baseball schedule lists games across May to July featuring Twin Cedars, Bussey, Ottumwa Legion, Cardinal, Warren, Corydon, Eddyville, Malcher, Leon, Lamon, Mormon Trail, Albia, Twin Cedars again, Wayns Lamoni, Van Buren, Bloomfield, Melcher, and Van Buren with both boys and girls teams. Conference games noted. dates include May 30 to July 14 across several towns and venues.

Sday Twin Cedars Bussey Dottumwa Legion Thers Cardinal Warran Corydon Duns Eddyville Malcher Leon Hara Lamon Mormon Trail Mon Albia Warren Snare Thurs Lune

Moravia Methodists Plan Services and Lay Institutes

The Grace Circuit led by Rev. Thomas W. Woodin announces sermons on A Necessary Fire with children’s Strings. Moravia Grace Church School at 10 and worship at 11, plus a Lay Witness Institute May 24 at Fairfield United Methodist. Other churches in town post schedules and baccalaureate related events.

Grace Circuit The United Methodist Church Thomas W. Woodin Wesley Chapel Frank Hackman Fairfield United Methodist Church Fairview Ruby Long

Church Services and Aid Meeting Notice

First Christian Church announces Sunday School and communion at 9 30 a m with Lois Fowler as superintendent Aid meets Wednesday afternoon with Clara Ifrelan for organizational work Participation focuses on church activities and volunteer coordination at the local parish.

First Christian Church Lois Fowler Aid Clara Ifrelan

Former Superintendent Charles H. Tye Publishes Book

Branson resident Charles H. Tye has written A Hawkeye Schoolmaster in the Horse and Buggy Days, to be published by the School of the Ozarks Point Lookout Missouri. The memoir spans 1900 to 1965 detailing rural schools to larger units with humorous incidents. It honors retired people especially teachers. Tye taught in rural and grade schools and served as superintendent in Truro Moravia and Fonda Iowa. he led Sioux County Iowa as County Superintendent for 38 years.

Charles H. Tye Ellison Street Branson School of the Ozarks Point Lookout Missouri America Tye Truro Moravia Fonda Iowa Drake University Des Moines College Sioux County

Detroit woman to attend 50th Class of 1919 reunion

Miss Andis Smith of Detroit arrives Thursday May 29 to be a house guest with Mrs. Garnet Brain and attend the 50th reunion of the class of 1919 at the Carriage Light Inn on Saturday evening May 31.

Andis Smith Detroit Mich Garnet Brain Carriage Light

Hospital thanks from Robert Jennings and Cyril McDanel

Robert Jennings and Cyril McDanel express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for cards visits gifts and calls while I was in the hospital. They value the support and well wishes from the community during illness and recovery.

Robert Jennings Cyril McDanel

Sunday Evening May 25 High School Auditorium Schedule

The program lists events for Sunday May 25 at 8:00 in the High School Auditorium including processional invocation special music scripture reading sermon by Rev E J Strong and Rev L B Deedrick with hymns and benediction. Monday May 26 at 8:00 features Danny McCrory “Where Have All The Flowers Gone” senior class pageant with Key of Knowledge ceremony, skit, prophecies, awards, and song with sponsors and benediction.

High School Bill Cortesio Lou Ellen Rowley de Wiggins James VanDorin Karen Martin

Unionville U and S Honors Mothers at May Meeting

Carmel Chapter No 126 0 E S Unionville met Wednesday May 14 with 21 members and 4 guests. Guests were Mr and Mrs Fred Felton of Tyndall SD Mrs Lola Byers and Mrs Georgia Walker of Bloomfield. Olive Eaton presided with two new members received. May birthdays honored and Lucky Stars for the month presented. Mothers present received a rose. social hour followed with refreshments by Lucille Alden and Betty Wagner.

Ruby Underwood Goldie Hunt Georgia Walker Lucille Alden Betty Wagner

Chariton River Missionary Society Observes Guest Day

Chariton River Baptist Church Missionary Society held its annual Guest Day on May 13. Fifty three women and nine children registered, with Elma Davison greeting guests. Mrs Wm Joiner of Pella spoke on India after six years as a missionary.

the Missionary Society of the Chariton River Baptist Church Elma Davison Mabel Janice Moore Jean Curtis Fay Fenton Vera Moore Wm. Joiner Pella India Phyllis Dicks New Providence Church Jesus Mildred Wray Isal Sulser

Gardner in Surgery at Des Moines Hospital

Mr. Wm. Gardner, previously a surgery patient at Monroe County Hospital in Albia, was moved Thursday to the General Hospital in Des Moines. He underwent surgery for an intestinal block Friday and is now in intensive care.

Wm. Gardner Monroe County Hospital Albia General Hospital Des Moines

Local Births and Family Notices

Mr and Mrs Don Lewis of Cedar Rapids welcomed Gregory Donald born May 5 weighing 8 lbs 1 oz with mother Mary Proctor. Mr and Mrs Thomas Shrader of Des Moines welcomed a son born May 16 weighing 6 lbs 13 oz named Thomas Paul. Mrs Glen Van Dorin listed as maternal grandmother. Mr and Mrs Craig Dey of Dayton Ohio welcomed adopted son Kevin Paul born Feb 28 with Glen Van Dorin as grandmother and Mr and Mrs Ler Hiatt as great grandparents.

Don Lewis Cedar Rapids Gregory Donald Mary Proctor Thomas Shrader Des Moines Thomas Paul Glen van Dorin Craig Dey Dayton Ohio Kevin Paul Ler Hiatt

Youth Killed In Auto Accident

James Stark twenty was killed in a one car crash Sunday night at the Milwaukee concrete underpass on Main Station road one mile west of Highway 5. He was alone, son of Mr and Mrs Wm Stark, Centerville Sail Conservation Service head. Funeral held Tuesday in Centerville. He attended Centerville Community College and worked at the A and W drive in. His death brings county auto fatalities this year to four including two in Moravia and Bruce McDonough, sixteen, killed March 8.

James Stark Milwaukee Highway 5 Wm. Stark Appahoose County Sail Conservation Service Centerville Centerville Community College Moravia Bruce McDonough

Cancer Crusade proceeds noted in Appanoose County

Mrs. Ivan Harsh announces that Crusade workers led by Maxine Main Olive Jean Tarbell Wilma Whicker Joan Pettibone Lois Wilson and Leta Pettibone raised 75.25 for the Cancer Foundation. Also announced at the annual meeting at Centerville Baptist church that William Gargan autobiography Who Me will be donated to the Moravia Community school library.

Ivan Harsh Taylor Township Crusade Appanoose County American Cancer Society of Iowa Crusade Maxine Main Olive Jean Tarbell Wilma Whicker Joan Pettibone Lois Wilson Leta Pettibone Cancer Foundation William Gargan Moravia Baptist Church Centerville

Brooks Elected College Councilman

Daniel Brooks won the Student Senate election at Northeast Missouri State College. He is majoring in history and is the son of Mr and Mrs Larry Brooks.

Daniel Brooks Northeast Missouri State College Larry Brooks

Birthday Surprise for Kenneth Doud

Kenneth Doud enjoyed a birthday surprise Saturday evening as friends and relatives gathered with cake ice cream and strawberries. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred Strong and Jeffrey Mr and Mrs Darwin Strong and Cheryl Mr and Mrs David Strong Shelly and Stacey Mr and Mrs Rob Henderson Mrs Terry Sehopley and Terry Lee Mrs Dennis Doud Fred Strong Jr Ragena Gibson Kendall Strong and Barbara Shipley.

Kenneth Doud Fred Strong Jeffrey Darwin Strong Cheryl David Strong Shelly and Stacey Rob Henderson Terry Sehopley Terry Lee Dennis Doud Fred Strong Jr Ragena Gibson Kendall Strong Barbara Shipley

Republican Women Meet Monday in Centerville

The Appanoose County Republican Women's club will hold its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. George Carson, 904 Drake Ave. Centerville, on Monday evening, May 26, at 7:00 p.m.

Appanoose County Republican Women's Club George Carson Drake Ave Centerville

Larry Hope to Graduate From Texas College

Larry Hope, a 1961 Moravia graduate, will graduate in spring from the University of Corpus Christi in Corpus Christi Texas. This milestone marks his completion of the college program and adds to his continued academic career.

Larry Hope Texas College Moravia University of Corpus Christi Corpus Chris Texas

High Scholastic Honor Students Named For 69 Graduating Class

Moravia notes honor students from Moravia High School with valedictorian James Van Dorin and salutatorian Charles Moore, plus Merle Prater who had top four year average but omits top title due to local policy. Other high achievers include Wayne Tisue and Ellen Cooper. American Legion Auxiliary meeting details and Poppy Day plans are included.

MHS James van Dorin Clell van Dorin Charles Moore DeWayne Moore Merle Prater Moravia Prater Andy Mostey West Manchester Ohio Wayne Tisue Ellen Cooper Wayne Carl Tisue Ellen Darrell Cooper

Three MHS Seniors Named State of Iowa Scholars

Three Mo ravia high school seniors are among 2 500 Iowa Scholars recognized by the Higher Education Facilities Commission. Louis William Cartesia Wayne C Tisue and James E Van Dorin will receive Certificates of Merit signed by Governor Ray and commission officials for their academic standing.

Moravia High School State of Iowa

Terry Rose Injured in Vietnam Service Move to Yokohama

Word has been received that Terry Rose, grandson of D. B. Hellyer, was injured in Vietnam and moved to Yokohama Japan after only two weeks there. He formerly spent time with the Hellyers west of Moravia. Address: Phc Terry Dell Rose RAG8052802 106 General Hospital Yokohama APO San Francisco Calif 96503.

Terry Rose D. B. Hellyer Vietnam Yokohama Japan Hellyers Moravia Phc Terry Dell Rose General Hospital APO San Francisco Calif

Mrs Glen Van Dorin Visits Des Moines For Grandson Care

Mrs Glen Van Dorin traveled to Des Moines on Tuesday to assist in caring for her new grandson at the Tom Shraders. Rev Deedrick brought Forrest Main home Thursday from Bloomfield hospital.

Glen van Dorin Des Moines Tom Shraders Deedrick Forrest Main Bloomfield Hospital

Boyer Family Reunion Set for June at Moravia

The 57th annual S. G. Boyer family reunion will take place Sunday June 1 at the Moravia Community building with a noon Co-op dinner.-Trene Beur, Levy-21-21

Sth S. G. Boyer Moravia

Center News Young Adult group weigh loss update

The Young Adult group met Tuesday morning May 20 at the center. Two ladies lost six pounds each, others some, one none, and Mary Benz won the forfeit money by losing seven pounds. Please join us Tuesday May 27.

Mary Benz

With the Boys in Vietnam SP4 Ted McDonough Returns After Leave

SP4 Ted McDonough is back in Vietnam after a 30 day leave spent with his parents and relatives following a year of service.

Ted McDonough Vietnam

Mrs Tisue Returns To Iowa City Hospital

Mrs. Harley Tisue returned to the University hospital at Iowa City Tuesday for treatment. Mrs. Rey Argo and Mrs. Carl Tisue accompanied her.

Tisue Iowa City Hospital Harley Tisue University Hospital Iowa City Rey Argo Carl Tisue

Wish 19 Thanks All Who Visited Me in Hospital

A grateful note from Wish 19 thanks everyone for visiting while in the hospital and for well wishes as they prepare to come home. The message acknowledges support and conveys appreciation for the care received.

Sikke

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kyl AHS Grace Clarence Whitehead Koinonia Church of the Nazarene E. J. Strong Larry Smith Salem United Methodist Rev. L Cart Tisue Iconium United Methodist L. B. Deedrick B. F. Whitehead U.mly.f Clarence Whitehead Power of Jesus Name Congregation Benediction Nong A Danny McCrory Unionville U. & S. Honors Mothers Chariton River Missionary Society Des Moines Hospital Cancer Crusade Brooks Zell Callen American Legion Auxiliary Post Home Norman Wendel Birdie Main Pearl Woodward Doris Christy BOYER Trene Beur Levy Center News Merla Prater Dda Keligy
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