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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1945

Page

4

Girls Win Unionville Boys Lose at Moravia Gym

Moravia hosted Unionville in a doubleheader with Moravia girls defeating Unionville 42 to 25 while Unionville boys were 63 to 11 losers. The boys won the Promise City doubleheader, but the Moravia girls’ win and boys’ loss reversed the result. Moravia visits Cincinnati on Dec 4 and Unionville on Dec 11, with next home game Dec 14 against Mystic.

Moravia Unionville Promise City Moravia Girls Mystic Cincinnati

Public sale closes at farm near Moravia today

John H. Sharp conducts a large closing out sale on Thursday at his farm northwest of Moravia with texts indicating a one day auction.

John H. Sharp Will Moravia

Taylor-Chariton F B Meeting Opens With Oyster Stew

The Taylor Chariton township farm bureau will meet at 7 pm Friday in the Moravia community building for their regular session and an oyster stew. Pupils from Towers School under Lorene Smith will present four acts. Attendees are asked to bring table service and a pie. Committee in charge of refreshments includes Mrs Grover Easter, Mrs Pearlie Boyer, and Mrs Earl Boyer.

Taylor- Chariton Township Farm Bureau Moravia Towers School Lorene Smith Grover Easter Pearlie Boyer Earl Boyer

Guests at Murdy Home on Thanksgiving Day

Mr and Mrs W V Murdy hosted relatives for Thanksgiving with children Dr and Mrs Vern Newcomb Jimmie Joyce and Paul of Kansas City plus Lester Murdy Norma Lee Wendell Murdy and sons John and David and Mrs R C Richardson of Moulton. Dr and Mrs Newcomb and children and Mrs Richardson returned home Friday.

W.V. Murdy Vern Newcomb Jimmie Joyce Paul Kansas City Lester Murdy Norma Lee Udell Leonard Palmer Wendell Murdy John David Murdy R. C. Richardson Moulton

Otterbein Guild Holds First Meeting At Church

The Otterbein Guild held its first meeting since organization during the regular Sunday service at United Brethren church. Joan Callen led candle-lighting, with Joan Dille in charge as president. Mrs. Troy Adams spoke on the guild history and a piano violin duet by Mary Rose Main and Delma Vincent.

Otterbein Guild United Brethren Church Joan Callen Joan Dille Troy Adams Mary Rose Main Delma Kathleen Halden the Missionary Society

Family Dinner at James Easter Home

Mr and Mrs James Kaater of southwest of Moravia hosted Thanksgiving day dinner for their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs John Clark and four daughters from Rockford Illinois. Attendees included Versall Kaster family Charles Broshar Carol Ronnie Sufficool Charlotte Paul Vernon Kaster Merline Clark Kay. The Clarks and daughter departed Sunday for home after a week of visiting relatives.

James Kaater Moravia John Clark Rockford, Ill Versall Kaster Charles Broshar Carol Ronnie John Sufficool Charlotte Paul Vernon Kaster Merline Clark Kay Centerville

Thanksgiving Guests At Swaim Home

Mr and Mrs Frank Swaim hosted a cooperative turkey dinner on Thanksgiving day with guests including John Tadlock A Main and Harriett Lee and Mary Rose Grant Tadlock Lee Tadlock Kenny Homer Hamilton Mrs Smith Tharp Gary and Francis Imogene Tadlock Centerville Kal Tulice and A E Shull plus other neighbors. Science now says you can banish worry by not looking at troubles as explained by Albert Edward Wiggam in The American Weekly.

Frank Swaim Vesta John Tadlock A. ©. Main Harriett Lee Mary Rose Grant Tadlock Lee Tadlock Kenny Homer Hamilton Smith Tharp Gary Francis Imogene Tadlock Centerville, Cay Tisue A. E. Shull Science Albert Edward Wiggam Themerican Weekly Chicago Herald-American

Roy Kenton Marry in Hamlin Texas

In Hamlin Texas on an early Tuesday ceremony Jean Young daughter of Mr and Mrs BE Young and Lt. JG Roy M Kenton son of J W Kenton Albia were joined as husband and wife. The service featured a double ring ceremony at the bride's grandfather's home with pastor Roy E L Yeats officiating and music by Mrs Raiden Rose. The couple plan a brief honeymoon en route to New Orleans for his next naval assignment.

Jean Young BE. G. Young Hamlin Texas Roy M. Kenton J. W. Kenton Albia J. A. Young Roy E. L. Yeats Hamlin Methodist Church Raiden Rose Mildred Carson Lilli Ann J. H Crowe San Frantisco California Tarlton Willingham Otis Bowyer Anson R. M. Young Kenton North Texas State Teachers College Denton Orange U.S. Navy Lexington Coral Sea Okiawa Japan New Orleans Louisiana

Halden Hosts Double-Eight Club Night

Mr and Mrs Emil Halden entertained the Double-Eight Club at their home on Friday evening Nov 21 Guests included Mr and Mrs Howard Evans and members Mr and Mrs Cecil Coulson Mr and Mrs Bert Turner Mr and Mrs Harold Mason Mr and Mrs T J Luge Mr and Mrs Kenneth Condra Mr and Mrs L F Bisby and the hosts High scores in pitch went to Mrs Harold Magon and T J Luse The traveling prize was won by Mrs Howard Evans and refreshments were served by Mrs Halden with her daughter Patty

Emil Halden Howard Evans Cecil Coulson Bert Turner Harold Mason T. J. Luge Kenneth Condra L. F. Bisby Harold Magon T. J. Luse Halden Patty

Funeral Services For Guy Adams

Guy Adams son of Quiller and Martha Adams died at University hospital in Iowa City about 11 p m Friday November 21 age 46 years two months and id: days He was born September 7 1899 east of Morayin and spent his life in this community His father two brothers and one sister preceded him in death Surviving are his mother and three brothers James Glee and Merrill all Ottumwa Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p m at the Turner Funeral home with Rev W E Burd officiating Burial was at Sailes cemetery.

Guy Adama Quiller Martha Adama University Hospital Iowa City Maee Morayin James Glee Hoe and Merrill Ottumwa Turner Funeral Home W. E. Burd Sailes

Local residents visit, holiday gatherings in Centerville area

Esther Babb and Mrs. L B Hawea visited in Oskaloosa with Helen Babb returning home. Dozens of relatives and friends from Centerville and nearby towns celebrated Thanksgiving with relatives in Des Moines Ottumwa Indianola Melrose and Melcher. Names include Swaim Coffin Houser Spencer Baker Gardner Dille Burton Rhee and Hiatt among many others.

Dinner Sunday in Honor of Max McDanel

A dinner at a home south of town honored Max McDanel of the Merchant Marine. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Cyril McDanel, Mr. and Mrs. James Culvertaan and three sons of Moline, Francis Argo recently discharged from the army, and several McDanel and Utterback relatives plus friends from Iconium and Moulton.

Gyril McDane Town Max MecDanel Merchant Marine James Culvertaon Moline, I Francis Argo Burdette Utterback Moulton Jay Argo Iconium M. E. McDanel Homer Utterback Gaylord McDanel Bonnie Richard Leon Cyril McDanes

Burns Family Cooperative Dinner Held at Glen Burns Home

A cooperative dinner was served Sunday at the Glen Burns home. Attending were Mrs. Obe Burns, Paul Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Burne and children, Mr. and Mrs. Dayne Taylor and children, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Burns and Mora via children, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Burns and children of Centerville route 2, Mr. and Mrs. Lea Thompson and children of Mystic, and Mrs. Roy Underwood and children of Ottumwa.

Glen Burns Burns Obe Burns Paul Burns Leon Burne Dayne Taylor Moravia Russell Burns Centerville Lea Thompson Mystic Roy Underwood Ottumwa

Coffin Returns Home After 28 Months Overseas

Francis Coffin arrived in the United States Monday after 28 months in the Southwest Pacific. He will be discharged soon and return to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coffin. He entered the army in March 1942 and went overseas in January 1943.

Corp Francis ‘Clell Coffin United States Southwest Pacific Charles Coffin

Telegram Reports Husband Arrives From Pacific

Mrs. James Ahee received a telegram from her husband a thief stating he landed at Terminal Island Sunday from somewhere in the Pacific. The message indicates his return and ongoing concerns about the accusation.

James Ahée Ahee Terminal Ieland Pacific

Carroll Clough Receives Army Discharge

Sgt Carroll Clough of Miami Beach Florida received his discharge from the army at Scott Field Illinois and arrived to be with his wife Marilyn Rose and their son at the patenttal W A Rose home and with his parents in Memphis Missouri

Carroll Clough Miami Beach Fls Army Scott Field Marilyn Rose Patenttal W. A

Francis Argo Discharged From Army After 20 Months in Europe

PFC Francis Argo arrived Wednesday from Camp McCoy Wisconsin where he received his discharge after twenty months in Europe. His wife Coleen and daughter resided with her parents Mr and Mrs Cyril McDanel during his overseas service.

Pie Francis Argo Camp McCoy Wis Europe Coleen Cyril McDanel

Back on the Moravia Union Ship After War Service

J R Kenton expresses happiness to be back aboard the ship that served during the war. He recalls commissioning at Mare Island in April 1943 and notes the vessel’s repair work and overseas service. In San Diego, the Moravia Union remains a steady presence for him and crew. Yeoman Donald W. Rhee of Norfolk finishes an eight day furlough to report home then head to New York. Francis L Jones provides a new address for APO 74 care.

Moravia Union Mare Island San Diego Donald W. Rhee Yeoman Norfolk Roe Ahee New York

Lt Col Clyde Wilson Here for Thanksgiving Visit

Lt Col Clyde Wilson arrived from Phoenix to visit wife and daughters at Mrs George Johnson home for Thanksgiving. Guests included Mr and Mrs U S Hiatt, Mr and Mrs Bert Meadows, Mr and Mrs George Firkins and Maxine. Wilson served five years, recently returned from the southwest Pacific, on terminal leave and set to be discharged early next year.

Clyde Wilson Phoenix Arizona George Johnson Johnson Mra U. S. Hiatt Bert Meadows George Firkins Maxine Col Wilson Army Southwest Pacific

Mrs. Bishop Teaches in Moravia High School This Week

Mrs. D. E. Bishop acts as substitute teacher at Moravia high school this week in the absence of Mrs. Alice Wheeler, the Normal Training Critic.

D. E. Bishop Moravia Alice Wheeler

Church Service Schedule At Nazarene And United Brethren

The CaurcarS Church of the Nazarene led by Pastor W. E. Burd offers Sunday School at 10:00 am with M. H. Johnson as superintendent, morning worship at 11:00 am, Micah Service at 7:00 pm, and Prayer and Bible Study at 7:30 pm Thursday. United Brethren led by Pastor G. M. Talbott holds Church School at 9:30 am with Donald Jones superintendent, worship at 10:50 am, and Christian Endeavor at 6:30 pm with no evening service.

Church of the Nazarene W. E. Burd M. H. Johnson United Brethren G. M. Talbott Donald Jones Christian Endeavor

Cooperative Thanksgiving Dinner At Jess Gladfelder Home

A cooperative Thanksgiving meal was shared at the Jess Gladfelder home with many attendees. Guests included Clyde and Darlene Gladfelder, Trenton Gladfelder, Frank and Kester Gladfelder, Guy McKern, Newton Long and Jeap, Elbert Perry, Kenneth Gladfelder, Robert Charles, Gene and Judy Kay, and Leaun Main.

Jess Gladfelder Clyde Gladfelder Darlene Trenton Gladfelder Frank Gladfelder Kester Guy McKern Newton Long Jeap Elbert Perry Kenneth Gladfelder Robert Charles Gene Judy Kay Leaun Main

Iconium Circuit Esther Babb Pastor Tconium School

A church schedule lists Esther Babb as pastor at Iconium Circuit with Church School at 10 00 a m led by Clarence Whitehead Superintendent Morning Worship at 11 15 a m Evening Service at 7 80 p m Prayer Meeting 7 30 p m Thursday night at Fairview and nilton locations with various superintendents named Hob McGinnis and Carl Tomblin included in the notices

Iconium Esther Babb Tconium Clarence Whitehead F. Fairview Carl Tomblin

Kathryn Bullard Weds Glen Howe in Centerville ceremony

Kathryn Bullard daughter of the late Mr and Mrs EB C Bullard of Centerville wed Glen Howe son of Mrs Mae James of Mystic on Tuesday Nov 6 at Centerville with Justice of the Peace H H Henderson presiding. The bride wore a blue street suit with brown accessories. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Howe brother of the bridegroom. Kathryn and Glen are graduates of Moravia and Mystic high schools respectively. They will live in Mystic with Mae James for the present. A misc shower was held at Mrs Emery Free’s Mystic home on Friday evening Nov 16 honoring Mrs Glen Howe with bingo and gifts for many attendees.

Kathryn Bullard EB. C. Bullard Centerville Glen Howe Mae Jamea Mystic Justice of the Peace H. H. Henderson Lloyd Howe Kathryn Bullard-Howe Moravia Mystic High School Mr. Howe Mae James Emery Free Free Dick Archer Jerry Blaine Edna Martin Mavis Brown Dixe Jean Free Jeanne Howe Eva Quist Velma Milburn Josie Smith M. R. Gonzales Blanche Smallwood Jenny Howe Betty Howe Gwendolyn Betty Waite Dixie Jean Ann Edean

Thanksgiving hospitality fills region with family visits

Des Moines visitors join kin for Thanksgiving while numerous relatives and friends gather across Ottumwa Centerville Udell and Rockford. Attendants include Mr and Mrs Harold Hudgens M E McDanel Homer Utterback Gaylord McDanel Flora Jones Emma Kinnamon Birdie Main and many others as funeral and weekend events thread through the holiday season.

Christmas Seals Mailings to All Morayia Families

Margaret Ward, local chairman, announces this year Morayia Christmas Seals will be mailed to each family around December 1 and collected by a school student on December or soon afterward.

Margaret Ward Dee

Ada Boyer Is Married In Denver

Ada Isabelle Boyer and John Corbett wed in a simple Denver home ceremony at 8 pm on November 15. Attendants were Mrs. Rebecca Hopkins and Cpl. Paul Uber. Ada is a Moravia High School graduate and former Remington Munitions worker. Corbett, Bronx born bricklayer, served three and a half years in the Army Air Corps. They reside at 1080 Pennsylvania Ave, Denver.

Paul Boyer E. 4Th St Loveland Colo Ada Isabelle John Corbett Mary Graham Webster Ave Bronx N. Y Frank L. Mason Sheman St Denver Rebecca Hopkins Cpl Paul Uber Lowry Field Hopkins Corbett Moravia Colorado Remington Mr. Corbett Army Air Corps Pennsylvania &I

Honors Grandsons At Thanksgiving Dinner

Mrs. Sarah Sandy hosted a Thanksgiving Day dinner honoring four grandsons recently discharged from service. Guests spanned families from Moulton Iconium Brownaville Brompton Kirksville and others with the service men Max Martin Orman Whicker Leon Oehler and Roscoe Brown among the honored guests.

Sarah Sandy C. O. Whicker Carol Fletcher Moulton Charles Laws Jessadine Iconium Roscoe Brown Brownaville Texas Dewayne Robinson Brompton Vesta Oehler Dixie and Paul Max Martin Curtis Bailey Kirksville Mira Katie Whicker Max Oneila Orman Whicker Leon Oehler

Returns Home From Centerville Hospital

Tohnnie Dicks four year old son of Mr and Mrs Carl Dicks was brought Friday from St Joseph hospital in Centerville to his home to recuperate.

Tohnnie Dicks Carl Dicks St. Joseph Hospital Centerville

Local Social News and Weekend Visits Compile

Mr and Mrs Hayes Day of Long Head California spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs Flora Jones. Helen Main and Velma Wilson spent the weekend at the Rex Angel home. Rex Angel was in Ottumwa on business. Margaret Ward visited Des Moines with Dorothy Nowela. Glen Burns brought his sister Mrs Roy Underwood and children home for the weekend. Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs F H Buckmaster with Garnet McDonough and family as guests. Mrs Obe Burris and Mrs Roy Underwood visited Dayne Taylor on Friday. Raymond Ashby dined with Garnet McDonough. Dayne Taylor helped her mother at Burns home. Hazel Burge vacationed in Dubuque.

Leila Day Ottumwa Aw Day 0. K.| Re ‘Misa Stella Albright J. Yp. Day Mrs. Hayes Long Head Calif Flora Jones Glen Burns Mrs Roy Underwood F. H. Buckmaster Garnet McDonough Deana Mary Low Jack McDonough H. E. Callen Centerville Obe Burris Dayne Taylor Raymond Ashby Glen Burns Home Alee Burns

Jolly Marries Miss Tarbell in Candlelit Centerville Home

Cpl Cleland R Jolly and Miss Veletta Tarbell wed at the groom's parents home in a candlelit ceremony Sunday evening Nov 18 officiated by Rev L B Hawes. Attendants included Mrs Smith and Mr Smith. After a reception for 31 guests the couple will return to Rockford and Boise Idaho for duty.

C. D. Tarbell Centerville Veletta Rosamond Cpl Cleland R. Jolly F. R. Jolly Moravia L. B. Hawes E. O. Tucker Proom Smith Cleland Alfred Carlson Lowell Loreida Myra Cleland Jolly Miss Tarbell Moravia High School Rockford Tinoia Jolly Army Air Corps Boise Idaho

W L Smith III Son Returns From Service

W L Smith of Lovilla, formerly a Moravia resident, suffered a paralytic stroke on June 6, two days after celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary. Five American Legion members helped with home repairs. His son Pfc Marian W Smith arrived home after an honorable discharge following treatment at Longview Veterans hospital in Texas. Reunion followed his return.

W. L. Smith Lovilla Moravia Mrs. Smith American Legion of Levilla Smith Pfc. Smith Longview Veterans Hospital Texas Father Pfe. Smith

Thanksgiving Guests At Lloyd Brown Home

Thanksgiving guests at the Lloyd Brown home included multiple families and friends from Marshalltown Centerville Albia Eddyville and nearby areas. The gathering featured visiting and music as the afternoon activity with numerous named attendees and relatives.

Lloyd Brown

Willing Circle Meets at Ralph Davis Rome

The Willing Circle met with Mr and Mrs Ralph Davis Monday evening Rook was played at three tables with prizes to Mia Wendell Murdy and Gus Loyne Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess.

Ralph Davis Rook Mia Wendell Murdy Gus Loyne

Colfax Couple Welcome Daughter At Local Sanatorium

Mrs Virgil Santis of Colfax Iowa and her husband announce the birth of a daughter on Tuesday November 20 at Colfax Sanitorium Colfax The mother was previously Velma Lurber daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Lurber Moravia

Virgil Santis Colfax Iowa Rawlins Velma Lurber Henry Sur Moravia

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Mrs. Swaem Antiquity Lodge No A. F A. M Lloyd Rose W. M J. D. Minnes Aaron Campbell M. H. Johnson & Sons N. L. Hassalroad Roy Kenton Haldens Entertain Guy Adams L. B. Hawea Oskaloosa Helen ‘Babb Dorothy and Kerry Raymond Swaim A. C. Main J. W. Halden H. K. Smith James Rhee Curtin Burton R. R. Pennington Garland Houser Eilean Coady Jim Hannam Melrose Paul Spencer Jess Baker Edgar Johnson Des Moines Boyer Albert Brain Avon Lake Sidney Helms Fred Koehler Raton, N. M W. N. Miller Marvin Gardner Wim, Gardner Burdell Roberts Guy Argo Fred Hammond Herschel Johnson Howard Carson John Dille Margery Tracy George Winslet Chester Broshar Ralph McDonough Paul Broshar Viola and Mex Hattie Hammond Rather Donald Hammond Fremont Veas Hiatt Clyde Dicks Loren Walter Inez Randolph Eldon Frank Evene Oie Frank Boyer Birs Y. C. Hunt Dwaine Baraboo Wisc J. J. Allem Annamosa Wyoming Doyle Crow Cedar Rapids Jerry Barbara Hammond Elgu Baturday Ree Adams Curtis Burton Preston Hiatt Melcher Max McDanel James Ane Jane NN Pfc J. R. Kenton Kenton SF Bushnell Fpo San Francisco Francis L. Jones 10Th Co Sig. Sv. Group APO Care Poatmaster San Fancisco Bishop Vivian Pfannebecker Harold Hudgens Gaylord Main Joanne Near Unionville Birdie Main R. R. Pennington Home Sundday Norbeck Guy Roberts Fred Tillmont Burdell Eugene Main Larry Eva Runnella Elvin Stocker George Irelan Merrill Adams Sim Stocker John Huber Blakesburg Guy Adam John Veach Frank Veach Grant Everman Nancy Janice Tyner Betty Chickering Jean Veach Cleo King Rex Angel Ada Boyer Centerville Hospital Helen Main Velma Wilson Dorothy Nowela Hazel Burge Dubuque Clelland Jolly W. L. Smith III Lloyd Beat Sammy Denny Kathryn Marshalltown Don Rhee Mike Versal Hough Hobby Dean Eddyville Herbert Main A. J. Brown Osa Russell Brown Betty Jean Dickie Beryie Brown Kenneth, LeRoy Larry Phelph DeLoris Clark Willing Circle Rome William Long Pate Dbo St. Nent Hospital
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