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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1952

Page

4

Monroe County 4-H elects Jerry Brown president

Jerry Brown of Franklin township was elected president of the Monroe County 4-H Boys organization in Albia on Tuesday night November 4 at Farm Bureau Hall. The meeting drew over a hundred members from county clubs. Brown, son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown, rose on a strong livestock judging record and received a judging medal during the program. New officers include Paul Wilson Hilton vice president Joe Heffron Georgetown secretary treasurer and Dom Hawbaker Urbana township reporter. Retiring officers are Tom Koseman John Berry Lee Visser and Bill Sinnott.

Jerry Brown Franklin Township Monroe County Albia Farm Bureau Hall Jerry Lloyd Brown Ronald Fisher Paul Wilson Hilton Joe Heffron Georgetown Dom Hawbaker Urbana Township Wilson Frank Wilson Heffron Francis Heffron Hawbaker H. W. Hawbaker Tom Koseman John Berry Lee Visser Bill Sinnott New State George Mosley Farm Bureau Bob Lott

Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Richard Raymie

Mrs Richard Raymie was honored at a Friday bridal shower with more than 50 guests at the American Legion home. Hostesses included Mrs Paul Broshar Mrs Max McDonovigh Mrs Jack McDonough and Mrs Raymond Ashby. Prizes went to Mrs George Firkins and Mrs Chet Broshar.

Richard Raymie American Legion Paul Broshar Max McDonovigh Jack McDonough Raymond Ashby George Firkins Chet Broshar Albig Broshar Cente

Resolution of Respect for Donald E. Wolf Moravia Lodge

Moravia Moravia Town November 10 1952 resolution of respect notes Brother Donald E Wolf a revered member and public servant, memorial charter draped for a period, minutes to record the resolution, Moravia Union to publish. Committee members C C Coulson Howard Evans Ray Charity.

Hall of Antiquity A. M Moravia Donald E. Wolf Maxon Moravia Union C. C. Coulson Howard Evans Ray Charity

Local births reported from Albia Centerville and Lake Charles

Mr and Mrs Harold Taylor welcomed a daughter born Nov 9 at Smith hospital Albia. Dennis LeRoy Gardner, an 8 lb 12 oz son, arrived Nov 8 at St Joseph hospital Centerville. A stillborn son of Mr and Mrs Walter Scott Moravia was recorded Nov 8 at Smith hospital Albia. Jacquelyn Elaine Tuttle born Nov 9 at Lake Charles Air Force Base. Grandparents listed for several families.

Harold Taylor Smith Hospital Albla Marvin Gardner Dennis LeRoy St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Yvonne Rita Linda Bill Gardner Mearl Walter Ronald Bud” McDanel Albia Walter Scott Moravia Evan Stroud Hillcreat Cemetery Jack Tuttle Jacquelyn Elaine A. & E. Mainz Lad Air Force Base Lake Charles Ralph Futtle

Sebekahs Honor Fast Noble Grands

At a regular meeting the Rebekahs honored past Noble Grands Carrie Tisue as oldest and Bette Day as youngest. Reports on the food rummage sale and chili supper were shared by Noble Grand Lawrence Roland, followed by a social hour. Past Noble Grands present included Har ald Hudgens Roscoe Pennington Ivan Harsh Frank Wilson Lula R. Tillmont Leonard Palmer Gerald Morgan D. E. Bishop George Firkins Herb Boblenz Raymond Ashby. Roland gave remembrances. the committee Van Harsh Cecil Schrodt served chicken sandwiches and refreshments.

Rebekahs Carrie Tisue Bette Day Noble Grand Lawrence Roland Harald Hudgens Roscoe Pennington Ivan Harsh Frank Wilson

Top Bear Brings 260 At Faber Sale In Iowa Auction

A large crowd attended the Faber Spotted Poland sale near Moravia Iowa eight miles northeast on Thursday evening November 6. It was hailed by the Western Editor and Bulletin Fieldman as the largest Spot sale west of the Mississippi this season and one of the state’s four best. Thirty two boars averaged over 100 dollars with No 48 bought by Gray Brothers of Titonka for 260. Other buyers included Chas Nissan Manning Iowa paying 205 for No 32 and buyers from Minnesota Nebraska Missouri and several Iowa towns including Keystone Council Bluffs Packwood Allerton Plano Melcher Leighton Unionville Mitchellville Ottumwa Centerville Albia Seymour Blakesburg Chillicothe Bloomfield Selma Libertyville Marshalltown Mechanicsville Beech Tiffen Keswick Eddyville Afton Felrose and Moravia. Gabe Johnson Guy and Roy Ar0 were among the purchasers.

Faber Poland Moravia S. P. C. Bulletin Bulletin Mississippi Gray Bros Titonka Towa Chas. Nissan Manning Iowa Minnesota Nebraska Missouri Keystone Council Bluffs Packwood Allerton Plano Melcher Leighton Unionville Mitchellville Ottumwa Centerville Albia Seymour Blakesburg Chillicothe Bloomfield Selma Libertyville Marshalltown Mechanicsville Beech Tiffen Keswick Eddyville Afton Felrose Gabe Johnson Guy and Roy Ar‘0

Edwin Clark Receives Agriculture Scholarship at ISU

Edwin Clark, Moravia High School 1952 graduate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Clark, won an agricultural scholarship from Sears Roebuck valued at 200 dollars. Twenty freshmen in the Division of Agriculture at Iowa State College in Ames received the awards.

Edwin Clark Keith Clark Moravia High School Sears, Roebuck & Company Iowa State College Ames Division of Agriculture

Testament for Guyla Sue Vincent honors year of perfect attendance

Guyla Sue Vincent, three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Vincent, received a New Testament from the United Evangelical Baptist Sunday School on Sunday November 9 1952 for one year of perfect Sunday school attendance. She had only one absence. Her siblings Eugene Kaylee and Joyann also received New Testaments on the first Sunday of last May for one year of perfect attendance. Eugene has a five quarter perfect record on Suntets Honor Roll and Kaylee earned a perfect quarter for Bible reading and memory verses.

Guyla Sue Vincent Guy Vincent Eugene Kaylee Joyann Suntets United States

Willing Workers Meet at Verta Hoffman Home

The Willing Workers club met at Verta Hoffman's home on Friday November 7. They prepared and packed 19 quarts of pumpkin for the freezer and papered one room. Clara Brown won the mystery box. A cooperative roast chicken dinner was served at noon to numerous guests including Claribel Mosley Richard Irene Summers Barbara Betty Jean Dunham Debbie Clara Brown and several others. The next meeting is set for Byrle McCombs's home on Wednesday November 19. Mr and Mrs Lowell Harris visited with Maude Coltrain and spent time with Frank Hiatts and Ernest Weary.

Willing Workers Club Verta Hoffman Clara Brown Claribel Mosley Richard Irene Summers Barbara Betty Jean Dunham Debbie Des Moines Beryl Brown Byrle McCombs Colleen Mary McFatridge Gertrude Shehan Roscoe Argo John, Exiine Leo Hoffman

Churches Plan Union Thanksgiving Service

Ministers convene to schedule a union Thanksgiving service after World Community Day. Rev. W F T Evans to deliver the sermon at 7 30 p m on Wednesday November 26 at Evangelical United Brethren Church. Other Moravia pastors assist. union choir led by Mrs Ralph McDonough. James Main to preside at piano.

Ministerial Association Church of Christ Glenn Cantrell W. F. T. Evans Evangelical United Brethren Church Moravia Ralph McDonough James Main

Richard Raymmins Honored at Family Dinner

Mr and Mrs Max McDonough hosted a supper Saturday honoring Richard Raymie and Garnet McDonough. Mrs Raymie and Mr Raymie planned trips to Des Moines and Oceanside for work and military duties, with Mrs Raymie resuming employment.

Richard Raymins Max McDonough Pfe Richard Raymie Garnet McDonough Raymie Des Moines Mr. Raymie Weeiha Oceanside Ait

Night at New Hope Wesley Chapel Overseen by Maberry

District Superintendent Alvin T Maberry of Ottumwa will lead the New Hope Wesley Chapel church night with a cooperative supper at 6:30 p m Friday November 21 Ann Pettibone is recovering from an auto accident. Weekend visitors included Bert Meadows E A Schindler Gerald Morgan Mitzi Sawyer Lynn Sweeden Frank Rinehart Billy Cloud Lloyd Rose Bill Tuttle and others. Several local families joined guests at various gatherings around Des Moines Ames and Ottumwa.

Wesley Chapel Alvin T. Maberry Ottumwa Ann. Pettibone Ann Bert Meadows E. A. Schindler Gerald Morgan Mitzi Sawyer Lynn Sweeden Frank Rinehart Billy Cloud Lloyd Rose Bill Karl Tuttle Terry J. L. Turner H. E. Vinzant Juanita Dooley Jim, Turner Jim Melllwain Leffert Gerald Wilson John Grenfell Carol’ Spencer Virginia Carter Kathryn McDanel Zell Callén Karline ‘ Fischer Matt Watts Marion Bill Callen Eddie Ivan Harsh Orville Burton Roy Scott Jerry Goodwin Des Moines Norma Schrodt Norma Johnnie Beaton Anna’ Hlatt Carol Brees Albia Karl Fischer Ames Karline Virginia Carter Loyd Carter Irven Kalvig Kalvig R. C. Wilson Trenton Wilson Max Rodgers George Turner

Charles Fulton Enters Hospital for Surgery

Charles Fulton was admitted to Laughlin Hospital in Kirksville Monday evening and underwent surgery on Tuesday morning.

Charles Fulton Laughlin Hospital Kirksville

Pettibone Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Miss Ann Pettibone, who suffered a crushed left shoulder in a car accident last Wednesday, is convalescing nicely after returning home Friday to Centerville from the hospital.

Ann Pettibone Centerville

Thank you to all who sent cards and gifts

I express gratitude to everyone who remembered me with cards and gifts received during my hospital stay and after returning home.

Church Event Notices and Bazaar Schedule

The message lists a church service for Rev. Wi Chitech and Supt. Sunday at 9:30 a.m. with Communion and sermon. A Wednesday event on December 3 includes a bazaar in the church basement held in connection with the ordinary dinner.

Chitech of Christ Miniater

Evangelical United Brethren Church Announcements

Evangelical United Brethren Church at Min mrt 7 announces Sunday classes starting at 10 oclock for all ages led by Har old Mason superintendent and Mrs Blackman chorister with Bill Bishop pianist The pastor will be on vacation next Sunday the 19th worship at 11 am followed by fellowship Regular services on Nov 23 with Thanksgiving message and W S W S Thank Offering program Ald supper and bazaar set for the 20th at Mrs Sylvia Hiatts home 715 pm

Evangelical United ‘Brethren Church Mt Mazowhch Se School Har Old Mason Blackman Bill Bishop W.S Sylvia Hiatt

Sunday as Holy Day sermon invitation

A reflection urges viewing Sunday as a Holy Day rather than weekend. The note invites attendance at Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and public worship at 11:00 a.m. with a sermon titled The cure for withering individuals.

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Appanoobe County Methodist Church United Parishes Event Schedule

The Unionville Fairview and Wesley Chapel Methodist churches announce worship times and a Homecoming observance with a cooperative dinner. A week of activities includes MYF gatherings, district events, and food drive for Des Moines Hospital, ending Sunday November 23 with Thanksgiving and Harvest Home Sunday services.

Appanoobe County Methodiat Unionville Fairview Wesley Chapel Gerald L Wit Methodist Des Moines Hedrick Wesley Jay Clayworth’s District Missionary Institute Oskaloosa Harvest

Program at Coulson Held Tuesday Night

The Coulson school box supper and program was held last Tuesday night October 28. Eight pupils entertained with humorous dialogues and songs. Mothers served hot dogs pie and coffee after the boxes were sold. R C Wilson acted as auctioneer and Marvalee Mikels was voted the most popular girl with Sharon Argo close second. This is Mrs. Clayworths third term at Coulson.

Coulson Nancy Jerry Connie Roblenz Sharon Gary O'Conner Madge Lee Patsy Mikels R. C. Wilson Marvalee Mikels Sharon Argo

Jolly Dozen Meet at Taylor Home

The Jolly Dozen club met Thursday afternoon with Misses Cynthia and Zula Taylor. Rook was played and prizes were won by Clara Irelan and Mrs Homer Hamilton. Hostesses served sandwiches pickles potato chips date pudding with whipped cream and coffee.

Jolly Dozen Cynthia Zula Taylor Rook Clara Irelan Homer Hamilton

Rev Muir Accepts Des Moines Church Pastorate

Mr and Mrs Gerald Morgan Mrs Eva Morgan and Mr and Mrs Leonard Palmer visited Des Moines to hear Rev Mr Muir preach his first sermon as pastor of University Christian church on October 26. They had moved from Los Angeles and Eva Morgan stayed longer with her daughter.

Gerald Morgan Eva Morgan Leonard Palmer Des. Moines Warner Muir Muir University Christian Church Des Moines Los Angeles

Cooperative Supper Honors Ron Lockman

A cooperative supper was held at the Gomer Stocker home Tuesday evening honoring A/2c Ron Lockman. The gathering featured visiting and lively rock socializing with many relatives and community members in attendance.

Ron Lockman Gomer Stocker H. H. Rushing Goldie Lockman Louie Long Gale Gillen Loren Thompson Miley Lockman Ray Lockman Dogie McDanel Mervin Raymond Lockman

Nancy Steffen Celebrates Ninth Birthday Party

Ten girls helped Nancy Steffen mark her ninth birthday Saturday at her parents home. Margaret Steffen organized games as Nancy opened gifts. A birthday cake and ice cream were served to end a pleasant afternoon.

Nancy Steffen Wm. Steffen Margaret Steffen Nancy

Mrs Pearl Hunter Initiated Into Delta Kappa Gamma

Mrs Pearl Hunter of Blakesburg was initiated into the national sorority for teachers at the Hotel Savery in Des Moines on Saturday November 8. The ceremony closed the 1952 Iowa State Education Association convention in Des Moines with teachers from Moravia School attending. Mrs Hunter is the daughter of Frank Chambers and teaches at Blakesburg school.

Pearl Hunter Blakesburg Delta Kappa Gamma Savory Des Moines Iowa State Education Association Moravia Rs. Hunter Frank Chambers

Changes In Basketball Rules Are Explained

The article outlines several high school girls and boys basketball rule changes. It notes floor size adjustments for center circle jump balls, accidental touches not counting as dribbles, free throw rules including a second attempt if the first is missed, and that in final minutes and overtime personal and grabbing-in fouls are two shots. It also states free throw rules may not be waived and time may be taken between free throws with substitutes handling entry.

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Mrs Paul Spencer Hosts E T C Club Meeting

Mrs Paul Spencer acted as hostess at an E T C club gathering Thursday afternoon. A 10c gift exchange accompanied roll call while Mrs Frank Lathen led a scripture quiz. The mystery box went to Mrs Curtis Burton. Refreshments included ground meat sandwiches cherry salad and coffee.

Paul Spencer Frank Lathen Curtis Burton Spencer

Pete Dicks Returns Home On 10 Day Leave

Richard Pete Dicks ETSN of Corpus Christi Texas arrived November 5 for a 10 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Truxton Dicks. He will report to a base in North Carolina on conclusion of his leave.

Richard Pete) Dicks ETSN Corpus Christi Texas Truxton Dicks Pete North Carolina

Moravia Teams Victory Over Numa in Tuesday Showdown

Moravia high school dazzled with two emphatic wins over Numa. Girls 68 21 and boys 60 54 as Joyce Brain and Mitzi Sawyers lead scorers. Veak starred for the Mohawks with 16 points, while Carl Fisher added key plays as Moravia heads to Moulton Friday.

Moravia Numa MHS Morayla Joyce Brain Mitzi Sawyer Katie McDanel Joyce Martin Judy Fern Kelly Carole Broshar Joyce Exline Kathleen Halden Betty Strunk Loretta Helmick McDane Martin Brain John Veak Carl Fisher Veak Patatl Mohawks Hawk Wolf Wilson Bishop Fisher Richard Hawk Lloyd Wolf Moulton

Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Johnny Beaton

A bridal shower was held at the Cecil Schrodt home for Mrs. Johnny Beaton of Washington DC the former Norma Schrodt Hostesses were Mrs Ernest West Mrs Orville Burton and Mrs Ivan Harsh Contests and games provided entertainment guests wrote advice or recipes for the bride Gifts were opened by Mary Schrodt Refreshments included strawberry Bavarian cream mints nuts and coffee Attendees included Thelma Hoffman Jerry Tuttle Velda Condra Dorothy Boyer Alberta Benz Blanche Kincade Edna Tuttle Garnet McDonough Bette Day Grace Kincade Mary Long Sylvia Burns Doris Woodward Lucille Carter Mildred Bishop Melissa Felton Merle Miller Doris Wilson Anna Hiatt Monica Fischer Elizabeth Turner Edith Hiatt Flossie Wilson Janet Fox Helen Callen Mardeena White from Interville and Lucille Bullard from Cincinnati Several unable to attend gifts

Cecil Schrodt Johnny Beaton Washington, D. C Norma Schrodt Ernest West Orville Burton Ivan Harsh Mary Schrodt

Local Life Notes Show Visits Across Des Moines Area

Mrs Elva Potts from Los Angeles visited Harold Mason and Horton Potts in town and attended KRNT movies with relatives. Des Moines weekend visits included Mrs C L Hartinger with siblings, Duane Coffin from Promise City with grandparents W N Miller, Ted Campbell and Charles Coffin homes. Multiple town residents shared calls and suppers with kin, and illness kept Johnnie Whicker homebound.

Elva Potts Los Angeles Calif Harold Mason Horton Potts Charles Lloydop C. L. Hartinger H. P. Crees Des Moines Duane Coffin Promise City W. N. Miller Ted Campbell Charles Coffin Harry Felton Bill Callen Eddie Udell W. C. Bivin Hasting Nebra Will Thaden Ira Robb W. C. Blvin Carl Hiatt Chet Sanders Johnnie Whicker Saddle Totley C. C. Easter Max Martin Lola Bowersock of Hedrick Max Hiner

Ankeney to Hold Public Auction at Farm

Due to the sale of his farm P D Ankeney will hold an auction sale at the farm 40 miles west and south of Moravia Tuesday November 18 selling 58 head of livestock some farm machinery and household goods.

P. D. Ankeney Moravia

Twentieth Century Club Meets at Halden Home

Mrs J W Halden and Mrs Ben Williams co hosted a Twentieth Century club meeting held Tuesday afternoon at the Halden home. The roll call featured a patriotic poem. Secretary duties were covered by Mrs Ira Robb in Mrs Cody Luse’s absence. Mrs Charles Coffin discussed local American Legion Auxiliary activities and Gray Lady work. Mrs Harry Felton summarized her trip east and will finish the account at the next meeting.

J. W. Halden Ben Williams Twentieth Century Club Halden Ira Robb Cody Luse Charles Coffin American Legion Auxiliary Harry Felton

Clover Leaf Club Meets With Mary Lockwood

Clover Leaf club met Mary Lockwood on November 5. Members worked on a quilt top and elected officers: President Nona Dicks, Vice President Van Chile Tarbell, Secretary Helen McAninch, Assistant Secretary Martha Masaman, Treasurer Fern Penfield, Assistant Treasurer Mabel Moore. Next meeting set for November 19 at Mabel Moore's home. A family party was held at the schoolhouse on November 7.

Mary Lockwood Clover Leaf Club Nona Dicks Vanchile Tarbell Helen McAninch Martha Masaman Fern Penfield Mabel Moore

Women’s Society of World Service to Meet Friday

The Women's Society of World Service of the E. U. B. church will meet at 7 15 p m Friday with Mrs. Emery Hiatt for the November Thank offering meeting and program.

Women’s Society of World Service E. U. B. Church Emery Hiatt

Gratitude for cards and flowers after illness

Mrs. Howerd Besco expresses thanks to friends relatives and neighbors for cards letters and flowers received during recent illness. They were greatly appreciated.

Howerd Besco

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jerry Brown Monroe Sebekahs Lowell Harris Maude Coltrain Frank Hiatts Ernest Weary Churches Plan Union Thanksgiving Service Cagacae Iconium Methodist Taylor Rev. Muir Hunter E.T.C James Strautman John Card Strautman Almont Main Knoxville Veterans Hospital Birdie Main Ray Harris Dwight Main Dean Wolf Ft. Madison Don Wolf Lloyd Frank Swaim Harry Pabst Amy Lockman Clara Trelan Flora Jones Vess Hiatt Josephine Charity Mouton Rock Bert Turner C. A. Turner Turner Century Club Eitta Halden
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