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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1957

Page

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Tragedy Near Knoxville Claims Tigue Family in Crash

William Eugene Tigue 34 his wife Marjorie and one child died in an auto wreck on highway 60 south of Knoxville near Bussey junction around 8 PM Wednesday. A second vehicle had one fatality. details withheld by the coroner and Knox County sheriff. The Tige family lived west of Moravia. three other children were in school. Marjorie Seeley of Brazil Iowa is listed as Mrs. Tighe.

William Eugene Tigue Marjorie Bussey Highway 60 Knoxville The Union Clay Williams Coroner Sheriff's Office Tisttes Moravia California Phil Marsha Roger David

Moravia School Plans American Education Week Program

Moravia Public School outlines visiting days for American Education Week November 10 to 16. On Wednesday November 13, 6:45 to 10:10 pm, teachers’ rooms will be open, with demonstrations in reading and numbers, a panel discussion, and coffee and cookies, inviting parents to visit without bringing younger children.

United States Hation National Education Association The American Legion United States Office of Education National Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers Moravia

Figures Down For Appanoose Assessment

Assessment figures for Appanoose County are down 88779 dollars after review by the state board of assessment and review. Real estate assessments are up 35974 dollars to 19155740 with personal property down slightly. County Assessor Lloyd Rose cites declines in personal property values due to farm machinery and livestock counts.

Verl K Appanoose Lloyd Rose

Moravia Rebekah Lodge Card Party Benefit at IOOF Hall

The Moravia Rebekah lodge held a benefit card party at the IOOF hall Monday evening. Eight tables were in play with prizes awarded to Mrs Theo Miller Mrs Jean Whicker Mrs Frank Lathen Mrs Lester Brain Lester Brain and Mrs Elizabeth Taylor. Refreshments of cupcakes mints and coffee were served. The committee in charge was Mrs George Firkins Mrs Leonard Palmer and Mrs Ivan Harsh.

Moravia Rebekah Lodge IOOF Theo Miller Jean Whicker Frank Lathen Lester Brain Elizabeth Taylor George Firkins Leonard Palmer Ivan Harsh

Past Matrons Plan Christmas Meeting

The Past Matrons club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Leonard Palmer's home with Mrs. Carl Black assisting. They planned the Christmas party for December 3, appointing committee members Mrs. Paul Broshar, Mrs. Trenton Wilson, Mrs. Trux ton Dicks, Mrs. John Johnson and Mrs. Eunice Halden. Bavarian dessert, mints, nuts and coffee were served.

Leonard Palmer Carl Black Paul Broshar Trenton Wilson Truxton Dicks John Johnson Eunice Halden

Mrs Deedrick Enters Asia Hospital Monday

Mrs Opal Deedrick Moravia Schools second grade teacher was taken to Monroe county hospital Monday for medical treatment. She has been absent from teaching duties the past week with the flu. Mrs Ralph McDonough is substituting for her.

Opal Deedrick Moravia Monroe County Hospital Ralph McDonough

No School Friday for Moravia District Teachers Meeting

Moravia Community school district will be closed Friday as teachers attend the state teachers meeting in Des Moines. The local flu epidemic appears past its peak with about 20 absences in grades and high school, far fewer than a week ago. Mrs Deedrick remains hospitalized at Alba with flu complications.

Moravia Community School Des Moines Deedrick Alba Hospital

Moravia teams drop season opener at Cincinnati

Moravia high school basketball opened with two losses at Cincinnati. The girls fell 31 to 22 as Moravia battled height disadvantage and scoring droughts though guards Sandy Walker and teammates slowed Cincinnati. The Moravia boys lost 53 to 47 with Pfannebecker scoring 21 and Vincent adding 10 as Cincinnati led early and held on. Next Tuesday the Moravia squads travel to Mystic.

Moravia Cincinnati Sandy Walker Mary DuVall Karen Scott Ann Mihalovich Diana Burton Cincy Jessie van Dorin Yvonne Gardner Ann Paxston Betty King Janice Mosley Karen Woodward Cinov Pfannebecker Vincent Sama McDanel Urderwrc Martin Mason Cincy Gabe Morrison Mystic

Perfect Sunday School Record Earned By Young Student

Eight year old Gayla Sue Vincent completed her sixth year of perfect Sunday School on Sunday November 3 1957 at E U B church Mora via. Her parents are Mr and Mrs Guy Vincent.

Gayla Sue Vincent Guy Vincent Moravia

Thanks for support after father's illness and death

Family of Herb Boblenz gratefully acknowledges cards letters flowers and offers of help during his illness and death from Mr and Mrs Herb Boblenz and family

Herb Boblenz

Hospital thanks note from Centervilla patient

Mrs. Kenneth O'Conner expresses gratitude for calls cards and gifts received during hospitalization at Centervilla Hospital. She says the gestures were greatly appreciated.

Centervilla Kenneth O'Conner

Church Schedules and Events Include Sunday Services

Churches Church of the Nazarene Rev H LaVern Smith Pastor Frank Woodward Sunday School 10:00 Morning worship 11:00 Evening Evangelistic 7:45 Junior Missionary Children. Kirst Christian Church Donald Flom pastor Mrs Birdig Mdin Superintendent Sunday School 10:00 Communion 11:00 Subject Which Sheep is Black Evangelical United Brethren Church Rev Lyns J King Carl Ven Zarite Superintendent Sunday School 10:00 Morning worship 11:00 Youth Fellowship 6:45 Boys and Girls Fellowship 6:45 Evening service 7:30 November Church Night cancelled W S W S Friday November 8 at Imogene Tisue home Midweek service Thursday November 14 7:30 pm

Church of the Nazarene H. LaVern Smith Frank Woodward Ni-W.p. S Kirst Christian Church Donald Flom Birdig Mdin Evvangelical United Brethren Lyns J. King Carl Ven Zarite Imogene Tisue

Grace Methodist Church Weekly Schedule Signals

Grace Methodist Church outlines a schedule led by Pastor Rev John Grenfell with services Sunday School at 10:00 a m Worship at 11 00 a m Evangelistic service 7 30 p m Monday November 11 7 30 p m Choir practice Wednesday November 13 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Junior Missionary group meets Wednesday afternoon November 13 with Marcia Walter as hostess Mission to Town November 17 21 with Rev Howard Huff of Davenport as guest speaker

Grace Methodist Church John Grenfell Delmar Dowd Marcia Walter Town Howard Huff Davenport

Funeral services for Carl L. Boblenz in Ottumwa

Carl L. Boblenz died Thursday at St Joseph hospital in Ottumwa. Funeral services were held with Mr and Mrs Herb Boblenz and Mr and Mrs Roscoe Pennington in attendance. Interment was at Russell. He is survived by his wife, one son in El Paso Texas, a daughter in Japan, two Ottumwa daughters, and Herb of Moravia. His wife is seriously ill with pneumonia in hospital.

Herb Boblenz Roscoe Pennington Mr. Boblenz Carl L. Boblenz Ottumwa Russell St. Joseph Hospital el Paso Texas Japan Herb Moravia

Rainbow Meeting Seeks Members for Wednesday Session

Rainbow girls will meet Wednesday evening November 13 at 7 30. All members are urged to be present. Betty King, W. A. Carol Day, Recorder.

Rainbow Girls Betty King W. A Carol Day

Moravia Businesses Plan Veterans Day Closures

Some Moravia businesses will be closed Monday for Veterans Day. Moravia Produce Gardner Hatchery and Turner and Son will be closed all day. Three grocery stores Spencer s OCaobners and George and Nadines will close at 1230.

Moravia Moravia Produce Gardner Hatchery Turner & Son Spencers, O’caobners George & Nadines

Annual 4 H Award Night Honors Local 4 H Members

The Eagles Lodge overflowed with 4 H youths, parents, and leaders for the annual Award Night. Nancy Roblenz hosted the first segment and Donald Hampton the finale while Amelia Siglin announced Clover service awards for Robert Clark, Courtney Siglin, and Mrs. Chas. McDonalds Jr. Other honors recognized 100 percent training attendance, record-keeping milestones, and various project medals for girls including Marjorie McCullough and Patricia Shepard among many named recipients. The report notes numerous demonstrations and continued awards with future coverage planned.

Eagles’ Lodge Nancy Roblenz Donald Hampton Amos Siglin County Farm Bureau Robert Clark Courtney Siglin Chas. McDonalds Earl Boyer Kenneth Boyer Keith Lain Paul Dean Perkins Robert Pick Lester Dooley Reva Darrah Bennie Tarbell Chro Johnson David West Sharon Argo Nellie Argo Ann Mihalovich Luella Sidles Louise Sidles Eleanor Darrah Sandra Eddy Janat Perkins Judith McDonalds Nancy McDonalds Lowell Shepard Marjorie McCullough Patricia Shepard Nancy Boblenz Doris Jay Coleen Hutchison Canning Judy Moffitt Shirley Lindley Anita

Houser-Padavich Vows Read Sunday At Unionville Church

Miss Barbara Houser and Bill Padavich were married Sunday afternoon November 3 at Unionville Baptist Church with Rev. Hugh Sawyer reading the double ring ceremony. The altar featured baskets of large yellow and bronze mums. The bride wore a white lace ballerina gown with a lace jacket and a fingertip veil. Maid of honor Betty King wore light green net and carried white carnations. Best man Gary Charity assisted, ushers were Gary Padavich and Bob Padavich, flower girl Kathy Cridlebaugh, ring bearer Gary Cridlebaugh. A reception followed at the Udell school house. The bride is a Udell high school senior. groom works at a Centerville box factory.

Barbara Houser A. C. Houser Udell Bill Padavich Joe Padavich Centerville Unionville Baptist Church Hugh Sawyer Betty King Unionville Gary Charity Moravia Gary Padavich Bob Padavich Kathy Gary Cridlebaugh Udell High School

Taylor Elected Mayor Present Council Re-elected Here Tuesday

In Moravia and Centerville elections results show Taylor winning mayor in Moravia with 120 votes amid light turnout and several write ins. Merle Smith not seeking re election. council members and treasurer for multiple wards listed with incumbents re elected in Albia and nearby towns.

Taylor Moravia Dayne Taylor Merle Smith Ap- Panoose P. K. Horner R. R. Pennington M. H. Johnson Fred Tillmont N. R. Ward Dewey Kincade Ray Charity Mark Blackman Carl Black Art Fox Max McDonough O. C. Easter Hiatt Carl Hiatt Art van Dorin John Bailey Herschel Johnson Kenneth O'Conner C. C. Coulson Albia James Morrison E. W. Baxter R. A. Smith Pat Peterson Hugh, McInnes Bernard Kitterman Mildred Hickenlooper William Leggett Cloyd’ Hollingshead l George Hellyer Nobby Wilkinson D. K. Orelup McInnes Fowler Geho Sebben Jack Howar James Bradley Hub Strandberg Tom Easton Jack Lee Dr. Gleason Park

Buckmaster Railing Wed at Evangelical United Brethren Church

Mrs Sadie Buckmaster wed George Railing at Evangelical United Brethren Church Sunday. Pastor Lynn King read the service at 2 p.m. Attendants were the brides daughters Mrs Lester Brain and Mrs Raymond Ashby. best man J D Minnes. A reception followed at the bride's home east of the Methodist church.

Sadie Buckmaster George Railing Evangelical United. Brethren Lynn King Lester Brain Raymond Ashby J. D. Minnes

Stanley Spencer Injured in Farmacoment

Little Stanley Spencer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer, suffered painful injuries to his fingers and hand when his hand was caught in a combine at his parents home west of town. He was taken to St. Joseph hospital at Center ville for treatment. His sister Mary Fay, recently ill with kidney infection, was moved to the hospital at Town City for further treatment.

Little Stanley Spencer Ralph Spencer St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Mary Fay Town City

Rural mail box damage continues after Halloween pranks

Postmaster Don Pettibone reports ongoing destruction of rural mail boxes with more damage during Halloween than in recent years. One box was knocked down scattering mail including checks over 2000 dollars. Some returns may arrive later or were lost. Parents are warned the act is serious and federal authorities may investigate.

Don Pettibone

E. T. C. Club Dinner Party at U. C. Mains

The E. T. C. club members and their husbands held a dinner party Thursday evening at the U. C. Main home. After the 6:30 dinner, guests played rock. Prize winners were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carson with Voss Hiatt and Fancha Winsler in attendance. Assist ing hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith and Ruth Hammond.

U. C Howard Carson Voss Hiatt Fancha Winsler Lester Smith Ruth Hammond

Progressive Club Supper At Loyd Carters Home

Members of the Progressive club and their husbands held a party at the Loyd Carter home on Thursday evening. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Lester Brain and Bertha Broshar. The committee served supper followed by bridge. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. George Winsler, and Theo Miller.

Progressive Club Loyd Carter Lester Brain Bertha Broshar Howard Smith George Winsler Theo Miller

Taylor Aid to Meet Anna Hiatt on November 13

A notice states Taylor Aid will meet with Anna Hiatt on November 13. The meeting location is not specified in the readable text.

Taylor Aid Anna Hiatt

Moravian Eastern State Sets Regular Meeting

The Moravian Eastern State holds a regular meeting on Tuesday evening November 12 at 7 38 pm in the Masonic Hall with officers Helen Johnson W M and Katherine Charity Sec listed among participants.

Masonic Hall Helen Johnson W. M Katherine Charity Sec

Mrs Max McDonough to Speak at Centerville

Mrs Max McDonough, 4th district director of Garden Clubs of Iowa, will be the main speaker Wednesday evening at the Odd Fellows hall in Centerville. The gathering, attended by gardening enthusiasts, will hear about the functions of a local club and its work with flowers.

Max McDonough Odd Fellows Hall Centerville McDonough Garden Clubs of Iowa

Oyster and chili soup supper at Methodist church

The SOUP BUPPER class of the Methodist church will host an oyster and chili soup supper with all the trimmings on Friday November 15. Serving starts at 5 15 pm to let attendees attend the home ball game at the schoolhouse. Adults 75 cents children 12 and under 50 cents.

Methodist Church

Flight of the B Stork Douglas William born at St Joseph

Mr and Mrs Bill Moore welcome a son named Douglas William born Tuesday Oct 29 at St Joseph hospital in Center ville Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Elbert Moore of Teontum and Mr and Mrs Theodore Henderson of Blakes burg.

Bill Moore Douglas William St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Elbert Moore Teontum Theodore Henderson Blakesburg

Pleasant Hill school box supper Friday evening

A program and box supper will be held at Pleasant Hill school on Friday November 8 at 7 45 p m Door prize will be given Everyone welcome 21 Mrs Gretchen Ashby Bobby Carter address is Spc 3 Robert N Carter US 55543366 H Q Btry 764th 444 Bn Fort Davis Canal Zone

Pleasant Hill School Bobby Carter Robert N. Carter H. Q Fort Davis Canal Zone

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eugene Tisue Gus Tistie Ronald Maxine Easter Afton Hallien Stover Indiana Hall Mrs. Deedrick Asia Hospital B. B Rainbow Meeting Houser - Padavich Kenneth Spring Roy Downing Downing Conservation Commission al Unionville Charley Johnson Claude Ellison Earl Morrison Gale Purdum Ginger Davis John Harrington Iva Morrison Buckmaster-Railing Stanley Spencer U. C. Mains Loyd Carters Mrs Gretchen Ashby
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