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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1957

Page

4

Bible School Enrolls About One Hundred Monday

Enrollment reached about one hundred at the Daily Vacation Bible School held Monday in the local school building. Mrs. Frank Woodward led as general superintendent with LaVonne Card as pianist and Mrs. Clarence Whitehead directing music.

Frank Woodward LaVonne Card Clarence Whitehead Carl Tistie Carl Hiatt Marve Lockman Linda Ward Karen Woodward Sylvan van Dorin Jane Ann Fox Sandra Ward E. G. Hawk Linda Coulson Patsy Blumer LaVerne Smith Carel Main Donna Woodward Harold Prough Richard Bentzinger Nancy Turner Ira Boyer Lynn King

Wesley Chapel Daily Vacation Bible School Opens

Mrs Kenneth Daniels heads the Daily Vacation Bible School at Wesley Chapel Methodist Church south of town. The session runs daily 1 to 3 30 except high school group at 8 p m. with 32 enrollees. closes June 7 with final program June 9. Teachers include Mrs Kenneth Hiatt, Tarbell, Nancy Boblenz, Virgil Dooley, Leta Long and others. High school group led by Rev Banks Doggett.

Kenneth Daniels Wesley Chapel Methodist Church Lee Ann Heckman Kenneth Hiatt Tarbell Nancy Boblenz Virgil Dooley Daniels Leta Long Harry: Phillips Herb Boblenz Janett Phillips Darlene Strickler Banks Doggett

Bible School Opens at Iconium Methodist Church

The Daily Vacation Bible School at Iconium Methodist Church opened Monday with an enrollment of 25. Sessions run 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. through Friday May 31. Mrs Wayne Thompson is general superintendent. Teachers include kindergarten Mary Lou Rinehart and Mrs Delbert Calhoun.

Wendell Condra Attends Greeley Summer College

Wendell Condra returns home for the summer from Lone Rock where he taught this year. He will study at Colorado State Teachers College in Greeley during the summer term and has signed to teach at Garner Junior High School this fall.

Wendell Condra Lone Rock Kenneth Condra Colorado State Teachers College Greeley Colo Garner

Bridal Shower Honors Rinehart and Pettibone

A bridal shower honoring Miss Joyce Rinehart and Jim Pettibone was held Tuesday evening at the Legion home. Hostesses were six named ladies. The couple opened gifts and refreshments were served. They will be married at North Bend Christian church on Sunday, June 9.

Joyce Rinehart Jim Pettibone Legion Home Lloyd Rose Ernest Witt Loyd Carter Ivan Harsh Earl Boyer Theo Miller Miss Rinehart Jim North Bend

Rainbow Officers to Install Sunday in Moravia

Miss Karen Scott announces appointive officers to be installed Sunday afternoon June 2 at 2:00 at the Masonic hall. Officers include drill leader Joyce Kincade and chaplain Nancy Roblenz with multiple named posts and assistants. A practice session is set for Saturday at 2:00 p.m. All officers and officers elect urged to attend.

Karen Scott Moravia Nellie Argo Nancy Tomlin Norma Gladfelder Donna Rede Tubaugh Carol Day Recorder Doris Wilson Trenton Wilson Rainbow Dad Miss Scott Betty King Mary Ellen Condra Charity Sharon Argo Hope Mary DuVall Nancy Roblenz

Dean Wintermute Will Graduate and Move for Internship

Dean Wintermute will graduate from the Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery on Wednesday May 29. He plans an internship at General Hospital in Des Moines starting July 1. He and his wife Delma Veach and daughter Dianne will move from Kansas City to Des Moines before beginning work.

Dean Wintermute Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery Kansas City General Hospital Des Moines Dean Delma June Veach Dianne

Earls Clark Buy Moravia Property

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark of Lyndon Kansas have purchased the Mrs. John Robison properties one block east of the E U B church. Possession will be given October 1 with Mrs Robison moving closer to relatives in the south.

Earl Clark Lyndon Kansas John Robison E. U. B. Church Robison

Hoyer Family Visits Hillsboro Near Sawval Home

Mrs Junion Hoyer and family of Hillsboro spent Sunday at the Lester Sawval residence. Marty ae Steve extended his stay for a longer visit at the same location.

Junion Hoyer Hillsboro Lester Sawval Marty Steve

Whicker and Morgan Return to Moravia Faculty

Mora via schools announce faculty changes with Mrs Bowdish resigning as fourth grade teacher. Mrs Gerald Morgan will teach again and Mrs Jean Whicker signs to return as commercial teacher for another year. Only vacancy left is coach.

Moravia Bowdish Gerald Morgan Jean Whicker

Grace Methodist Church Events Schedule

The Grace Methodist Church under Pastor Rev John Grenfell and Sunday School Superintendent Delmar Dowd lists services at 11 00 am and 7 00 pm with M F 8 00 pm. Board meeting follows. A bake sale Saturday June 1 430 pm at Winslets Grocery to fund youths going to Institute. Choir practice June 3 7 00 pm and June 5 8 00 pm mid week prayer and Bible study.

Grace Methodist John Grenfell Delmar Dowd Winslets Grocery

Nazarene church weekly schedule and services

Church of the Nazarene lists Rev H LaVern Smith as pastor and Frank Woodward as Sunday School superintendent. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Junior Missionary Society at 7:45 p.m. Evening service at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday Hour of Prayer follows.

Church of the Nazarene H. LaVern Smith Frank Woodward Junior Missionary Society

First Christian Church Announces Sunday Services and Activities

Donald Plum as pastor and Mrs Birdle Main oversee day school at 10:00 a. m. and union service at 11:00 a. m. with the lesson Christ The Comforter led by Mrs Perry. Wednesday’s Ladies Aid serves dinner, menu listed in this issue.

First Christian Church Donald Plum Birdle Main Christ the Comforter Perry Ladies Aid Union

Evangelical United Brethren Church Announces Time Change

Rev. Lynn J. King, Minister Carl Van Zante announces Sunday School at 9 a m Morning worship at 10 a m Evening service at 8 p m Midweek service Wednesday at 8 p m note change of time for morning services.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Lynn J. King Carl van Zante

Progressive Olus Elects Officers Thursday

The Progressive club met Thursday evening with Mrs Loyd Carter. Bridge prize winners were Mrs Lester Brain Mrs Theo Miller and Mrs Bertha Bras har. Officers were elected: Mrs Paul Brashar president Mrs Lester Brain vice president and Mrs Norman Ward secretary treasurer.

Progressive Club Loyd Carter Lester Brain Theo Miller Bertha Brashar Paul Brashar Norman Ward

Kenneth O Conners Buy Burton Grocery

Mr and Mrs Harold Burton announce the sale of their grocery and market to Mr and Mrs Kenneth O Conner who will take possession Friday May 31 The store will be closed Thursday for inventory The Burtons bought the store in August 1948 from U O Main They have not announced their plans

Harold Burton Kenneth O'Conner Mrs. Burton U. O. Main Burtons

Clester and King Wed at Methodist Church Parsonage

Mrs Elsie Clester and Homer King were married Saturday afternoon at 3 00 at the Methodist church parsonage Rev John Grenfell officiated in the presence of Mr and Mrs Maurice Walter and Mrs Grenfell The bride wore an aqua dress with white accessories The couple will reside in the northeast part of town

Elsie Clester Homer King Methodist Church John Grenfell Maurice Walter Grenfell

Archer Arnold Wed at Centerville

Miss Dorothy Archer and Keith Arnold united in marriage at 3:00 PM Saturday in Centerville. The ceremony was performed by Justice of Peace H. H. Henderson. Attendants were Mrs Burl Arnold and Cecil Long. The bride wore a pink dress with white accessories. The couple will reside with his parents as he helps on the farm.

Dorothy Archer Lewis Archer Brompton Keith Arnold Burl Arnold Moravia Office of Justice of Peace H. H. Henderson Centerville Cecil Long Moravia High School

Moravia church adds early summer morning services

The Moravia E U B church voted to hold early Sunday morning services for June July and August. Sunday school starts at 9 00 a m and Morning Worship at 10 00 a m. The plan extends last year’s two month schedule after a successful roll out. Rev King notes higher summer attendance and hopes for continued gains.

Moravia

Youth Fellowship Elects Officers at E U B Church

The youth fellowship met Tuesday evening at the E U B church with 19 attendees. Mrs. Carl Van Zante and Mrs. Harold Hawk led the program, including a film strip, games, and refreshments. Linda Ward was elected president, John Murdy vice president, and Bill Harsh secretary-treasurer. The group meets biweekly on Tuesdays.

Carl van Zante Harold Hawk van Zante

Softball Season Opens For Local Boys This Friday

The local boys start their softball season Friday with a game against Unionville. Another game is set for Friday at Moulton, June 7. A practice session was held Tuesday night at the local diamond.

Unionville Moulton

Rainbow installation officers to be held at Masonic hall

The Rainbow for Girls will install its new officers on Sunday June 2 at the Masonic hall with a public invitation. Mr and Mrs Ray McCloud attended graduation exercises of granddaughter JoEllen Homevin in Albia Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Donald McCloud also attending. 93 graduates were in Homevin's class.

Officers of the Rainbow Masonic Hall Ray McCloud JoEllen Homevin Albia Donald McCloud Miss Homevin

Rainbow Girls plan to attend grand assembly

The Rainbow Girls met at the Masonic hall with Nancy Boblenz presiding. Plans were made to attend the grand assembly in Fort Dodge on June 17 to 19. Attendees listed include Charlotte McAninch, Trenton Wilson, Mary Ellen Condra, and Joyce Kincade. Officer installation for the summer term is set for June 2 at 2:00 p.m. at the Masonic hall.

Masonic Hall Nancy Boblenz Fort Dodge Charlotte McAninch Trenton Wilson Mary Ellen Condra Joyce Kincade Karen Scott

Moravia Couple Announce Engagement of Wanda Jordan

Mrs Carson Jordan of Moravia announces the engagement of daughter Wanda to Hubert Allen Staggs son of Mr and Mrs Hubert O Staggs of Seymour Miss Jordan a Moravia high school graduate class of 54 and employed by Ryan Transport Corporation in Des Moines no wedding date set

Carson Jordan Moravia Wanda Hubert Allen Staggs Hubert O. Stages Seymour

Leah Ruth LockWood to Wed Robert Lee Hyder in May

Announcement from Mr and Mrs Rees Di Lockwood states Leah Ruth Lockwood of Columbia Missouri will marry Robert Lee Hyder of Jefferson City Missouri on May 8. Leah, a Christian college graduate, taught at William Woods College and worked for Boone County Abstract before becoming cashier of the Secretary of State of Missouri's corporation division. Hyder holds a law degree from the University of Texas and an engineering degree from Drury College and has served as assistant attorney general of both the United States and Missouri. he is now chief counsel of the Highway Commission. They will reside in Jefferson City.

Rees di Lockwood Leah Ruth Columbia, Missouri Robert Lee Hyder Qetenon City Missouri Christian College William Woods College Boone County Abstract Secretary of State of Missouri Hyder University of Texas Drury College United States Highway Commission Jefferson City

Bridal Shower for Irene Tadlock precedes June wedding

A large crowd attended a bridal shower for Irene Tadlock at the Evangelical United Brethren church dining room on Thursday evening. Gifts opened under a wedding bell backdrop while hostesses served cake coffee mints and nuts. Irene Tadlock will wed Robert Easter on June 3.

Irene Tadlock Evangelical United Brethren Church Mabel Coulson Wendell Murdy Kenneth Condra George Firkins Bill Wilson Lloyd Davidson Olin Foster Harold Wheeler Tadlock Robert Easter

Rebekah Lodge to Honor Past Noble Grands

Moravia Rebekah lodge held a regular meeting with Mrs. Ora Turner presiding. Plans were made to honor past noble grands at the first June meeting. A committee of Mrs. Ralph Spencer Mrs. Cecil Schrodt Helen Lou Stocker and Clara Irelan was named. The charter was undraped after thirty days in memory of departed state officers. A good neighbor meeting was planned with Mrs. Raymond Ashby Mrs. Harold Hudgens and Mrs. Paul Cridelbau g h appointed to finalize plans.

Moravia Rebekah Lodge Ora Turner Ralph Spencer Cecil Schrodt Helen Lou Stocker Clara Irelan Raymond Ashby Harold Hudgens Paul Cridlebaugh

State Rules School District To Include Entire Proposed Area

The Seymour district carries reorganization by 1195 to 274 with 23 districts voting. Seymour wins 495 to 7. Moravia reorg faces three districts with narrow losses Chariton township 38 to 42 Vosburg 11 to 14 Pleasant Hill 10 to 24. Board election planned for June 24 with July 1 effective date.

Seymour School Seymour Sewal Appanoose County L. E. Johnson State Departments of Public Instruction State Department State Assembly Moravia Chariton Township Vosburg Pleasant Hill

New Salesman for Farm Service Co

Earl Ritter has been employed by Moravia Farm Service Co as petroleum salesman and tank wagon operator. He will cover the west half of Monroe county. The Ritters and their three children will relocate to Moravia once housing is arranged, coming from Chariton where he was a special agent and insurance salesman for the Farm Bureau.

Earl Ritter Moravia Farm Service Co Monroe County Ritter Moravia Chariton Farm Bureau

Poppy Drive Realizes Funds For Veteran Service

Mrs. Robert Sloan of the American Legion Auxiliary reports 78.62 was raised during a Saturday poppy solicitation. Auxiliary members were assisted by children of veterans in the drive for veteran service funds.

Robert Sloan American Legion Auxiliary Children of Veterans

Band Members Hold Picnic at Lake Wapello

The Lake Wapello outing featured 56 band members swimming and boating Thursday afternoon followed by a weiner roast in the evening. Two buses, driven by Frank Woodward and Spencer King, transported the group. band mothers and helpers accompanied by several named individuals assisted with boating and organizing.

Lake Wapello Frank Woodward Spencer King Ivan Harsh Glen van Dorin Ron Woodward Geo. Scott Burdette Ward Kenneth O’conner Carl van Zante Harold Mason C. C. Coulson

Thanks for cards visits calls and hanky from hospital stay

Mrs Wayne Christy expresses gratitude for cards visits and the hospital hanky received during her stay and after returning home. She also thanks the blood donors for their generosity and support.

American Legion Auxiliary Wayne Christy

Card of Franks Family Thanks Neighbors for Kindness

The Taylor Leonard Family thanks neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavement. They also express gratitude for the beautiful offerings to honor their father.

Taylor Leonard

Little Leaguers Open Practices at Local Diamond

Ron Woodward announces that the little league team for ages 9 to 13 will begin practice Thursday at 5 00 p m at the local diamond. Practices will continue each Tuesday and Thursday evening as they prepare to join league play with Centerville teams.

Ron Woodward Centerville

Marshall Perry Admitted To Laughlin Hospital Kirksville

Marshall Perry entered Laughlin hospital in Kirksville Missouri on Thursday for medical treatment.

Marshall Perry Kirksville Laughlin Hospital

First Christian Church Dinner Menu Named for Public Night

The First Christian church ladies plan a public dinner on Wednesday June 5 featuring roast beef with brown gravy buttered carrots noodles browned potatoes slaw relish plate jelly bread and pie with coffee.

First Christian Church

Soldiers in Service Return and Departments Notice

PN3 Carson Jordan Jr to visit family Friday after duty in Newport Rhode Island. Sons of Curtis Tomlin, Ronnie and Richard, plan Navy entries June 15. Richard a William Penn College sophomore. Ray Darrah heads to Fort Leonard Wood engineers. Dale Free to Norfolk for Navy duties. Dick Albertson departs San Diego after visit with parents Lige and Mrs Albertson.

Ronnie Richard Tomlin Navy Richard William Penn College Oskaloosa The Moravia Union Curtis Tomlin Ray Darrah Jerry Easter Darrah Army Training Center For Engineers Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri Dale Free Norfolk Virginia Sumer Dick Albertson San Diego Ifornia Lige Albertosn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bible School Wesley Chapel Rinehart and Pettibone Rainbow Dean Wintermure Earl Clarks Moravia Property Whicker, Morgan Progressive Olus Wessley Chapel Mystery Farm Kenneth O'Conners Burton Grocery Clester-King Archer-Arnold Youth Fellowship Antiquity Lodge A. F A. M Claude Hawk Leah Ruth LockWood Rebekaiw Farm Service Wapello Joyce Lewis John H. Sharp James Chriss Drake Avenue Christian Church Mr. Chriss William Chriss Cenerville Christian Church Menu Carson Jordan, Jr Carson Jordans Newport, R. I
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