Town State Teachers College vs Des Moines Uni Here
Spectacular Thursday clash at Watts field pitting Town State Teachers College against Des Moines University Tigers. Losers pay for an oyster stew while winners get money back and eat free. Managers Miss Waugh and Miss Gray lead the teams with lineups listed and Legion Auxiliary serving dinner at Karso Building on Friday November 11 priced 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State Teachers College
Tigers
Des Moines
Watts
D. M. A. Tigers
Miss Waugh
Miss Gray
La&t.c
D. M.A
Butch" Cullers
Ken" Cullers
Lord Byron
Ben” Caster
Dick” Gollaher
bin” Morgan
Sam"™ Dicks
Sport” Broshar
Gene Alexander
Cliff" McDanel
Duke” Swaim
Joe
Fletcher "“Dick” Sneed
Squire” Boyer
Serum” Kingery “Bricklayer
Mason , “Vess" Hiatt “Bangs” Brown
Armistice Day Reflections Nine Years After Peace
The piece recalls November 11 1918 when Armistice was signed and notes how nine years later the nation should honor veterans with closer thoughts to that day. It salutes returning soldiers from Paris talks, urges unity, and hopes the country never again needs to take up arms.
Waughop Mine Hoisting Coal Nears Full Operation
The Brand Coal Co. led by Frank and Wilbur Brand and CG E Richardson progressed at the C. Waughop farm mine, reaching 103 feet with 34 inch coal vein after drilling through 70 feet of rock. Tips and buildings completed, machinery installed, entries driven, and some coal hoisted, with full operation expected within days. The mine is viewed as a community asset and a credit to Waughop and Brand Coal Co. for advancing local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Waughop
Brand Coal Co
Mr. Waughop
Frank and
Wilbur Brand
CG. E. Richardson
Waughop
Moravia Council Records Nov 7 1927 Proceedings
Moravia Iowa regular session notes minutes read and approved. Bills listed by claim committee including CEMETERY, HIGHWAY, and LIGHT funds. adjournment passed. Special session awarded cemetery drives and Interurban road contract to George McCrory with bid of 29 12 cents. Visitors Ruth Waugh and family reported.
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P.D. Schreiner
WA. Smith
F. W. Blumenstock
Wm. Burns
E. Winsler
J.D. Minnes
Clark
Schreiner
Burns
Moravia
Laws
W. A. Smith
P. DB
H.W. Reich
George McCrory
U B CHOIR PRESENTS POLLY WANTS A CRACKER ENTERTAINMENT
The United Brethren Choir staged Polly Wants A Cracker a two act comedy in the High School gym last Friday evening. A large audience praised the cast for lively performances with Jeffrey Wayne Zel Gallen Thomas Livingston Pratt Forrest Main Inspector Doran Earl Boyer Marie Pratt Wayne Osa Callen Mary Wayne Doris Main Lucerne Neville Margaret Callen Nora Ruby Tarr. The United Brethren Church orchestra furnished music between acts.
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Polly
United Brethren Choir
Jeffrey Wayne
Zel Gallen
Thomas Livingston
Pratt—Porrest Main
Inspector Doran
Earl Boyer
Marie Pratt-Wayne
Osa Callen
Mary Wayne
Doris Main
Lucerne Neville
Margaret Call
Congressman Thurston Visits Moravia on District Tour
Congressman Lloyd Thurston and Mrs. Thurston of Osceola Iowa visited Moravia for a few hours on a district tour to hear constituents and discuss serving them better. He sits on the Insular Affairs Committee and recently returned from a self funded Orient trip to inform committee work before returning to Washington for the next session.
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Lloyd Thurston
Osceola
Iowa
Moravia
Thurston
Washington
Committee On
Orient
Unionville and Otterbein groups host community events
A large Unionville Chapter O E S group attended a Tuesday meeting to perform initiatory work then socialize. At United Brethren Church, the Otterbein Guild and Woman's Missionary Association led a Sunday program directed by Mrs Zell Callen, featuring poems, playlets, songs, and a Japan building fund offering.
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Unionville
United Brethren Church
Otterbein Guild
Woman's Missionary Association
Zell Callen
Japan Building Fund
Albuquerque
New Mexico
New Church
Mrrs. Burns
Lucille Angel
Helen Main
Ruby Tisue
Christian Ministry
Miss Baldwin
Maie Waughop
Elva Hawk
Frank Main
Ulmont Main
First Kings First
Ars
D. W. Thompson
Zion
Red Cross sues Melcher chapter over surplus funds
Dispatch from Knoxville reports the Melcher Red Cross chapter is being sued by the National Red Cross for $650. The case targets remaining surplus funds from war era contributions used for local welfare. Critics say suits threaten unity and misapply surplus that could benefit communities with similar needs.
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Knoxville
Red Cross
Melcher
National Red Cross
Toen
Ids
R. C
Armistice Day Program Set at United Brethren Church
The annual Armistice Day program sponsored by the American Legion will be held at United Brethren Church Friday November 11 at 11 a.m. Rev TD W Thompson of the U S Church will deliver the address. Legion members and other World War veterans meet at the Legion home at 10 30 a m to march to the church.
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Wesley
Morayin
Epworth League
Scattersburg
Land
S. S
Jubilee Singers
J. B. Sneed
United Brethren Church
American Legion
TD. W. Thompson
U. S
Legion
Automobile Fire Destroys Buick at Milwaukee Depot
C W Carpenter a third trick operator at Milwaukee depot found his Buick roadster ablaze near the depot early Friday morning. He saw a blaze reflection at about two am and believes a wiring short caused the fire. The car was almost completely destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Carpenter
Milwaukee
Carpenter
Epworth League Sees Forty Attend Sunday Night
Over forty members gathered for Epworth League Sunday at Epworth Church. Curtis Tomlin and Eugene Alexander were named as leaders for next Sunday. An Epworth League party is planned for Thursday night at Burke and Vivien Wilson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Tomlin
Eugene Alexander
Burke
Vivien Wilson
Union office to close Armistice Day Moravia
Moravia Union office will close at 11 a m for the rest of Armistice Day Friday Nov 11th note the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Office
Moravia Union
Test case notes on a lawsuit in Marshalltown
A mention notes the case was brought as a test case against a stronger party than the hard-up mine town to defend a claim for more than $550 in Marshalltown.
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Phoenix
Marshalltown Times Republican
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Bradley
Frank Swaim
J. & P. Coats
Council Proceedings
C. R. Kincade
Fred Hiatt
U. G. Turner
Halph McDonough
Iala Joum
Wen — Harold Hudgens
James VanDorin
Roe Adams
Doe Linn
Hall Fund
Main
LS. U. Co
Blumenstock
Schriener
Thomas Waugh
Billie
Cedar Falls
Ruth Waugh
M. E. Church
Chriat
Chas
Kincade
Aupt
Bert Cousins
F. M
W. F.M
Herschel Reicht
Fix
Neal Burton
Ed. Carter
Air Mall
Mesdames Goeldner
Lise
H. Reich
Goeldner
Carter
Albia
Centerville
Mystic
Louilia
King's Heralds
Elizabeth Sneed
James Reich
Nedine Donovanna
Roger Fix
Towu
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. H. Gowldner
Beryl Carnett
Beulah Griffin
Blanch Jennings
Xils
Phere
Bery
Courtselor
Althea Green
U. B. Choir
GO. E
W. M.A. Program
Box Webster
Box Delorme
Smith Rug Co
Twentieth Century Club
M. H. Gueldney
E. S. Carter
C. C. Cullers
J. J. Hicks
W. A. Johnson
J. D. Ball
Mystic Sentinel
V. K. OS. Seheithulz
Bull
Ruduve
Leghorn
Rans
Geie Ode Ic
Mgeby
Duzen
G. S
R. W. Winsler
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