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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1974
Page
3
A noon gathering is planned in Moravia to host a family event. It invites all friends as participants, highlighting a social get together and community involvement.
A Morayia High School boys team reported storing five Roarggttn Spec items in an unspecified facility. The incident details and exact nature of the objects remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text. Local authorities have not released a formal statement.
Prize winners Winifred Schrodt and Lucile Car earned top honors in the bridge event. The competition highlighted skilled play and strategic bidding, showcasing notable performances by both players.
Mrs Lloyd Roses, mother of Medaford of South Bend Indiana, died October 27. She leaves eleven grandchildren and twenty seven great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by three children.
Centerville girls used a height advantage and improved shooting to take the second half and beat their rivals. Key scorers included Kaster with 22 and Lisa Molly hitting 4 of 7 free throws in the first half. Clark led with 30 points and Tisue added 10 as Moravia’s Alex Macey brings his team for JV and varsity games.
A fragmentary sports brief shows MHS girls facing a loss with unclear stats. Clark led with three rebounds while multiple players are listed with partial shooting and turnover figures, including mentions of Rebecca, Feldgoa, Handi Kester, Good Mars, Sheri Raster, and others in a garbled box score.
There will be a festival meeting scheduled for Wednesday November 20 to discuss upcoming events and planning. Attendees will review schedules, volunteer roles, and safety measures for the fall festival.
Scholts. Mr Hopkins a ventriloquist with a Gospel message. Mrs Hopkins home is Bayport Ia. They are in their early twenties and have a child two months old.
A damaged OCR fragment from a newspaper page offers unreadable content with unclear names and events. Readable facts are minimal, leaving only fragments of possible headlines or notices without coherent context or identifiable entities.
Moravia United Methodist Parish announces a November schedule at Grace Salem and Selem Grace churches. Worship services, Grace Church choir practice, confirmations, UMYF meetings, nominating committee, council on ministries, men’s breakfast, and Methodist Women activities are listed with times and locations for November 14 through 20.
Salems United Methodist lists Harris and church school superintendent events on Saturday November 16 with a Confirmation Class at Grace Church at 1 30 pm 2 30 pm at Salem Church Wednesday November 20 and a family Thanksgiving baby supper at Salem Church at 6 30 pm bring a potluck.
Rev L B Deedrick and Pastor Donald Whitehead lead a Sept worship at Kontum United Methodist Church with services at 9:30 and 10:30 am plus Church School. United Methodist Women meet at the church on November 20 at 1 30 pm replacing the regular date.
Event notices announce a revival with Bob and Linda Hopkins, Dr. Frank Powell, and Dr. Powell at the church from Friday to Sunday November 15–21. Includes Sunday School, Morning Worship, special messages, teen and junior Bible quiz programs, and fasting service. Local officers and leaders listed.
A brief note of thanks for Speet and time jourds, flowers and other tokens of sympathy sent to the hospital. Gratitude extended to Dr. for care and to all who offered support and kind words during this time.
A brief report notes a charming dinner in Iconium that drew good cheer and warm conversations among attendees. Local hosts welcomed guests, with emphasis on hospitality and community camaraderie.
School calendar notes Nov 18 events including Albia girls basketball at AE and instrumental clinic at Leo Biology field trip bus leaves 6 15. Board meeting Monday Nov 18. Swing Chot to Senterville Nov 21. 100 Appar... Alfalfa Saturday Nov 25 7 8 basketball Blakesburg here 9 00. SCA meeting Nov 26.
Moravia coach David Rex left the Blue Grass Conference coaches meeting at Chariton after reporting the selection results. Moravia, 6-3, earned five second team honorees while Central Decatur and Seymour had first team selections. Rex criticized the process as insulting to Moravia players and noted six first teamers from others despite Moravia’s strong season.
The Moravia Rebekah Lodge met at the hall with Mrs. Leonard Palmer presiding. Reports were given by the visit committee on members John and Marie Jansen of Lake, Mrs. Doris Pringle and family moved into the Warren DuVaill property's east part of town.
Honor roll lists include seventh graders Anne tte Avera Andy Burkland Barbara Kelley Brian Luse Jeanne Massiman Jaren ees Forrest Van Benthuysen and freshmen Elizabeth Fywail Lona Gladfelder Shérri Hittote Bonnie Kelderman and others Teachers note junior, senior and other students across multiple grades including Sallie Avera Mi chele Brown Paula Burkland Lori Clark Sheila Duvall Marlene rl ing Rick Heartley Vickie Horn Kaster Dwight Keki Massman Jeff McDanel Pam oa phy Ruth Palmer Peggy Pettibone Devena Tubaugh Nancy Wright Judy Zajec and many more listed as named on honor roll achievements across grades.
Mrs Wanda Van Benthuysen presided at the Moravia Eastern Star meeting honoring pro tems and the chapter birthday Guests John and Marie Jarsen of Lakewood Calif received gifts for their work The next meeting includes a coop a before the meeting and an election of officers for the new year A 6 pm supper is set for December 10 A district instructor for next year will be Betty Sweeny of Ottumwa A 75th anniversary history was read for the 33rd birthday in September A Grand Chapter report was given by Wanda Van Banthuysen Refreshments were served by Mrs Deloris McKinley and Mrs Grace Kincade
Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Lloyd Callen visited Lotus Ben at Monroe county hospital Albia and later went to Chariton to treat Eva Callen to a 90th birthday supper then called on Winnie Holtman at home.
Local residents from Centerville Moulton and Udell question Iowa Conservation Commission about opening land between Highways 5 and 63 to pheasant hunting this year. Officers note that pheasant population studies show cock birds do not control future numbers and that some roosters are needed, but not one per hen, to maintain fertility. The commission based its decisions on years of research and field surveys.
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