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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1945

Page

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War Fund Drive Falls Short of Moravia Goal

Moravia eyes a $600 quota with local chairman Mrs. Rowena McFatridge hosting an eight o clock breakfast for collectors. The drive falls short of the target with Moravia and surrounding areas urged to donate at least last year’s amount to support United War Fund activities including U S O and relief efforts. Local donors may leave funds with collectors or at the bank.

Rowena McFatridge Moravia al Farber U. S

Local social notes from Waterloo and area events

Wayne Lights and his mother Mrs. BE Lichty of Waterloo visited the Zell Callen home and left with relatives after a weekend. Harold Mason family and Ralph Davia family joined for Sunday dinner with the Adams. Mrs. H BE Watts visits Mrs. I J Ferris at Pleasant Lake en route home to Salem. J T Day and Roscoe Day met in Iowa City for a hospital check up, joined by Russell Day. Jean Veach of Des Moines came for her mother Joan Veach who is improving. Jack Long moved into an apartment at the Ered Dotson home. Karl Tuttle returns to work after two weeks at home with a carbuncle.

Wayne Lights BE. W. Lichty Waterloo Zell Callen H. BE. Watts I. J. Ferris Pleasant Lake Ind Salem J.T. Day Son Roscoe Iowa City Mr. Day University Hospital Town City Mrs Russell Day Ottumwa Jean Veach Des Moines Joan Veach

Your Ration Calendar Snapshot of 1945 Stamp Validity

The notice lists ration stamp groups and validity dates for 1945, detailing Red Stamps No 88 for processed foods meats butter and gils, with Book 4 points through Sept 30, 1945. Other Red Stamp groups Al Bl Ci Di El valid through Oct 1945 and Fl Gl Hi J1 Ki valid Aug through Nov 1945. Also dates for DOB coupons and Air Jane stamps Book 3 with conditions on shoe purchases.

How to Know When Your Subscription Expires

Notice explains monthly expiration dates on address labels. Expired subscriptions will be stamped with a warning on the paper.

New Clerk Named at County Auditor Office

Trene Moffitt of near Moravia is hired as a clerk in the office of County Auditor Grace L. Bedinger. Migs Moffitt from Boyer Ridge previously worked in the abstracting department of Heyes Guernsey and Powers. She replaces Mrs. Charlotte Curtis whose husband is to be discharged from the Navy, and Mrs. Curtis will assist until Miss Moffitt is settled.

Trene Moffitt Moravia Grace L. Bedinger Migs Moffitt Boyer Ridge Heyes Guernsey and Powers Charlotte Curtis Navy

Revival at Moravia Church of Christ opens services

The Rev. Kenneth Hunt of Kellerton opened a revival Monday evening at Moravia Church of Christ with all welcome. Sunday school officers were elected, naming Horace Schaffner as superintendent Jeraldine Hiner as secretary and Clara Irelan as treasurer.

Church OF Christ Kenneth Hunt Kellerton Moravia Horace Schaffner Jeraldine Hiner Clara Irelan

Faith Services and Sunday Schedules Across Churches

Horace Schaffner directs 10:00 a.m. church school with 10:50 a.m. morning worship and 7:30 p.m. nightly services by Rev. Kenneth Hunt. Viewpoints include Church School supervision by Clarence, special offerings on World Communion Sunday, and weekly prayer meetings at 8:00 p.m. across multiple congregations led by Pastor Talbott and others.

Kine School Horace Schaffner Divine Communion Christian Endeavor Kenneth Hunt Tconium Circuit Ban Clarence Ae Airview Carl Tomlin United Brethren G. M. Talbott Donald Jones

Moravia Scout Investiture Brings New Troop 31 Members

Moravia residents attend the candle light investiture at Centerville Community Center as Boy Scout Troop 81 receives its charter and neckerchiefs with American Legion colors. Kenneth Swink presents tenderfoot badges. Denver Flowers and M. E. Landess participate. nine Moravia boys join.

Moravia Centervilla Boy Scouts of I. 3 U. Troop 28 Boy Scout Ray C. Walden American Legion Post’d American Legion American Legion Post United States M. E Jack) Landess Chariton Kenneth Swink Southern Iowa Area Council Denver Flowers Troy Adams Joyce Richard Veach Howard Smith Fred Hammond

Positions Open at Veterans Hospital Knoxville Iowa

Highth U. S. Civil Service Commission seeks male hospital attendants at the U S Veterans Hospital in Knoxville Iowa. Open to general public with veterans preference. Pay 30 23 for 40 hours with overtime. Training available and meals for 26 cents. Obtain blanks at Moravia or any post office and file with the Secretary, Board of U S Civil Examiners in Knoxville Iowa.

U. S. Civil Service Commission U. S. Veterans Hospital Knoxville Toys Moravia Board of U. S. Civil Series Examiners Iowa

Pleasant Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs George Hammond and family hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Clark and Judy on Sunday. Claude Sheldon recently returned from Europe joined Mrs Esther Murphy in Moravia for a visit. Elbert Moore and family had Sunday dinner with Gilbert Callen. George Hammond’s group spent the afternoon with Esther Murphy. Emmatt Derby did carpenter work at Lloyd Massman’s. Lloyd Massman and sons were Centerville callers Friday. Helen Massman returned home for the weekend.

Lloyd Clark Donald Clark Judy John William McAninch Claude Sheldon Europe Elbert Moore Gilbert Callen George Hammond Moravia Esther Murphy Emmatt Derby Lloyd Massman Aons Centervillé Helen Massman

Obscure Honorary List Invites Prompt Updates

A fragmented roster of names includes HOWARD GRAY GERALD SUCHE HIN JESS HINER A CLIFF HUDNALL and many more. The note requests that any additional names be reported promptly to extend the list.

Howard Gray Gerald Suche Awe Clarence L. Hin Jess Hiner A. Cliff Hudnall Liver Elan Lph Jarvis Harry Ingsond Ornson NG Dolph Psmaster Max Martin Allen Mason, JR Carl Mericle Gerald Morgan Jay B. Gerber Truman Ray Peannebecker Plan Raymon Ferrell L Purvis Ley Pie Cae J. Clifford Stocker Forest Stocker Don Talbott George Bee Wilso

Decorah Public Schools Report Twin Pairs Across Grades

The Decorah school system lists 15 sets of twins among students. Four pairs are in kindergarten, three in senior high, and eight pairs in grade and junior high.

Decorah Srern

Mrs Wineler Holds Instructive Moravia Locker Meeting

Mrs Fanchen Wineler manager of the Moravia Locker Plant led a meeting in the Moravia community building last Wednesday evening. About 60 ladies attended as discussions covered methods to prepare vegetables fruit and meat for locker boxes. Another meeting is planned for the near future.

Fanchen Wineler Moravia

Homecoming Near as Private Bivin Arrives at Mitchell Field

Pvt William Carl Bivin reached Mitchell Field New York after seven months in the European theater with the 8th Air Corps. He expects to be sent to a medical facility in Clinton Iowa for convalescent furlough in about 10 days and plans to return home soon for recovery. Max A Martin di Moravia formerly a first lieutenant with the 15th Infantry Regiment in Italy has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal for valorous conduct on February 12 1944. He exposed himself to enemy mortar fire to direct and adjust mortar fire from 160 yards away, remaining at his post as shells struck nearby and the unit shattered the enemy forces.

William Carl Bivin Mitchell Field N. Y Chick Hospital Clinton Iowa 8Th Air Corps Max A. Martin di Moravia 15Th Infantry Italy F. A. MecCochrie Fort Des Moines Martin

Hudgens son completes jump training at Fort Benning

Mr and Mrs Harold Hudgens hosted a family dinner Sunday honoring Pvt Richard Hudgens who finished jump training with the paratroopers at Fort Benning. He arrived home Thursday for a 12 day furlough with his parents. Present were Mr and Mrs Sam Hudgens and several relatives from Des Moines San Pedro Unionville and other areas.

Harold Hudgens Pvt Richard Hudgens Para‘troopers Ft. Benning Guyana Sam Hudgens Myrtle Hudgens Des Moines T. J. Case San Pedro Calif Roe Ahee Arthur Baker Jack Jerry Dianne Unionville James Ahee Paul Broshar Barbara Jo Elen Skip

Clifford Stocker Receives Discharge at Ft Sheridan

Clifford Stocker was discharged after 14 days over two years of service. He spent almost two years overseas through the European campaign and arrived home on September 24 at Ft Sheridan, Illinois. Mrs Smith Tharp joins husband in Idaho after training in sanitation at Berkeley.

Clifford Stocker Ft. Sheridan Ill Smith Tharp Idaho Advanced School of Sanitation Berkeley California Farragut Alene Jaaho

Floyd Purvis Weds Maxine McBroom

Floyd L Purvis and Maxine McBroom wed in a candlelight ceremony at Kellogg Iowa Methodist church on Sept 1. The bride wore white satin with a net veil and carried gladioli. Attendants included Miss Patricia McBroom and Mrs Russell O Halloran. Purvis, a Moravia High School graduate and Army veteran, will live in Mystic while planning a farm near Montezuma.

Mise Maxine McBroom Lyla McBroom Kellogg Floyd L. Purvis LeRoy Purvis Mystic Methodist Church Iowa C. D. Pinkard Roy Boatwright Eddie Schroeder Robert McBroom Tacy Hiatt Blahwonne Wailes Barbara Rutledge Annaballe Lawrences Preston Grinnell Misa Opal Sharp Purvis Grinnell High School Midwest Metal Stamping Co Moravia U. S. Army 8Rd Wth Montezuma Florene Freeman and Forest Ferrel Purvis Walter Miner Anna Purvis Ione Eaton Dorin Wailess Elahvanne Mra Eli Hiatt Gertrude Boyer Centerville Dorothy Hiner Vera van Dorin Clarence Hiner Ralph Davis Helen Pearl Rumella Paul Mabel Hiner Ottumwa Alvin Hiatt Tacy Oskaloosa Dale Hiatt Clinton Glen Blanchfield Lake City J. W. Latcham LeRoy Edmundson Linda Gibson T. M. Moore Paul O'Hara I.S. Sharp Fern Olson Viola McDonald Annabelle Lawrence Carl McDonough Harry McBroom Jack Laurel Russell O'Halloran Bruce Waterloo Rupert Wastis

Twentieth Century Club Opens Year With New Leader

The Twentieth Century club met at Mrs. Stella Carter’s home for its initial gathering. A cooperative noon meal was served. Newly elected president Mrs. C. M. McFatridge resigned after taking a Moraine bank post, and Mrs. Charles Coffin was elected president. Mrs. T. R. Gardner chaired the meeting as attendees answered a roll call. Dinner guest Mrs. Mary Hoskingon attended.

Twentieth Century Club Stella Carter C. M. McFatridge Moraine Bank Charles Coffin T. R. Gardner Mary Hoskingon

Plan Last Coon Dog Field Trial of Year

Announcement of the final coon dog field trials to be held next Sunday October 7 at the Tubaugh farm southeast of Moravia. The event starts at 10:00 a.m. rain or shine with a $100 final guarantee. Admission free for ladies children and armed forces members.

Tubaugh Moravia

Farm Bureau Group Names New Officers In Township Meeting

Members of the Chariton and Taylor township farm bureau and families met at the community building for the first fall meeting and officer elections. Lynn Hilton elected president succeeding Earl Boyer. Loyd Carter re elected secretary treasurer. Mrs Lynn Hilton named 4 H leader for Taylor township. Mrs Karl Fischer named publicity chairman. Byron Hart of Centerville attended and spoke. A cooperative supper followed for 34 attendees. muddy roads kept several farmers away. Meetings set for the last Friday of each month.

Chariton and Taylor Township Farm Bureau Lynn Hilton Earl Boyer Loyd Carter Taylor Township R. C. Wilson Karl Fischer Byron Hart Centerville

Last Call for Alfalfa Contest Entries in Appanoose County

The Alfalfa Contest entry deadline extends to October 10 as County Extension Director Glen Birlingmair reports only eight fields entered. Any 1945-seeded alfalfa farmer in the county may enter. E.S. Dyas will score fields again this year, visiting after October 10. Entries must be at the Farm Bureau office before the date. Scoring tab includes Growth Stand Purity Size Economy Risk and Inoculation and Soil Conservation. Entry blanks are available at the Farm Bureau office or will be mailed on request.

Glen Birlingmair E.S. Dyas Farm Bureau

Taylorettes Elect Officers in 1946 Meeting

The Taylorettes held their first meeting at Mrs. Daphne Hilton's home on October 2, 1946. Fern Foster was elected President, Mary Turner Vice President, Beverly Fischer Secretary and Reporter, Virginia Carter Treasurer, Carolyn Boyer Historian, with Mrs. Hilton elected leader and Ava Foster assistant leader. Attendees included Beverly Fischer, Mary Turner, Virginia Carter, Fern Foster, Twyla Foster, Carolyn Boyer and visiting leaders. The next meeting is set for November 18 at Beverly Fischer's.

Taylorettes Daphne Hilton Fern Foster Mary Turner Beverly Fischer Virginia Carter Carolyn Boyer Ava Foster Beverly Fishher Ty Turner Twyla Foster Loyd Carter George Turner Earl Boyer Algebra Rl Elerton County 4-H

Miller Church Homecoming Observance Scheduled

The Miller Church observes its annual Homecoming Day on Sunday Oct 7 on the Moravia and Unionville road. Sunday School starts at 10 am with a basket dinner at noon. The afternoon address will be given at Miller Baptist Church by Rev. Cleston of Seymour. Everyone is invited.

Moravia Unionville Miller Baptist Church Cleston Seymour

Seventeenth Annual Ladies Aid Convention Planned

The 17th annual Ladies Aid Convention will be held Tuesday October 9 at First Baptist Church in Centerville. The meeting opens at ten o clock with a basket dinner at noon. A good delegation from each church is desired and a report from peach society.

Ladies Aid First Baptist Church Centerville Peach Society

L A Roland Buys D X Station Property

L A Roland, operator of the service station at the northeast corner of the square under lease, has purchased the building and lot. He already owned the fixtures and other equipment.

L. A. Roland

Public sale dates announced for Moravia area farms

J. McAninch & Song and Harold Hawk schedule a large sale 12 miles west of Moravia on Friday October 5 featuring nearly 400 head of live stock. Ray Tomlin and Ira Robb move their dissolution sale to Thursday October 18. ad to run in The Union. Also notes a white albino robin with red breast observed in Forest City this summer.

McAninch & Song Harold Hawk Moravia Bee Ray Tomlin Ira Robb Union Forest City

Pvt Dwight Main Writes From Korea

Pvt Dwight Main reports from Kyongsong Korea September 16 1945 writing to his mother. He describes moving with the 48th field artillery attached to the 42nd Infantry using howitzers and shelling to support infantry. He notes few Sapa on Okinawa and hopes to be selected for Mounted Military Police riding a horse.

Trene Eugene Okinawa War Department 48Th Field Artillery 42Nd Infantry Kyongsong Mounted Military Police

Dinner for PFC Kermit Gladfelder Honored on Furlough

A dinner was given for Pic PFC Kermit Gladfelder who is home on furlough at the Gladfelder home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Jess Gladfelder, Clyde and Darlene Gladfelder, Trenton Gladfelder, Keith and Norma Lee Gadfelder, Kenneth and Gene Gladfelder, Judy, Lloyd and Virgil Davison, Patricia and Jack Easter, Lorena Smith, and others. Afternoon callers included Mr and Mrs Guy McKern Gilbert Perry Newton Long Jean and Norma OConnor.

Pic Kermit Gladfelder Frank Gladfelder Jess Gladfelder Mra Clyde Gladfelder Darlene Trenton Gladfelder Keith Gadfelder Norma Lee Kenneth Gladfelder Gene Judy Lloyd Davison Virsil Easter Patricia Jack Lorena Smith Guy McKern Gilbert Perry Newton Long Jean Norma O’conner

Double-Eight club party at Luse home hosts four tables

Members of the Double-Eight club held a Thursday evening party at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Luse. Four tables were in play with guests including Mrs. Bert Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Coulson, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Bisby, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Con dra, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Malden, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mason, and Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Broshar of Centerville, served by the hosts.

T. J. Luse Bert Turner C. Coulson L. F. Bisby Kenneth Condra Emil Malden Harold Mason Pearl Broshar Centerville Hoateas

Wendell Condra Birthday Party Reported

Mrs. Kenneth Condra hosted Wendell Condra ninth birthday on September 26. Schoolmates attended from 3:30 to 5:00 PM to enjoy games and refreshments. Wendell received several gifts from attendees including Lester Hawes Paul Woodward Paul Wilson Billy Bishop Gilbert Garrett Johnny Rick Francis McCrory and Jackie McDanel.

Kenneth Condra Wendell Lester Hawes Paul Woodward Paul Wilson Billy Bishop Gilbert Garrett Johnny Rick Francis McCrory Jackie McDanel

Birthday party for Margaret Condra marks seventh year

Five little friends gathered at Margaret Condra's home on Wednesday October 3 from 3 30 to 6 80 to help celebrate her seventh birthday. Refreshments were served by her mother Mrs Kenneth Condra and Margaret received gifts. Guests included Judy Martin Judy Brooks Maxine Firkins Lenora Buckalew Janet Sawvel

Margaret Condra Kenneth Condra Margaret Judy Martin Judy Brooks Maxine Firkins Lenora Buckalew Janet Sawvel

Saturday Guests at R E Cummins Home

Visitors at the R E Cummins home Saturday included Ray Landred and Mildred Cumming Landred of Portland Oregon Mia J FP Gray of Melcher and Charles Gray of Fronter Texas. Charles just out of the army and served as Master Sergeant in the air corps at Almagordo Field New Mexico.

R. EB. Cumming Ray Landred Mildred Cumming Landred Portland Oregon Mia J. FP. Gray Melcher Charles Gray Fronter Texas Charles Air Corps Almagordo Field New Mexico

Mrs Zbivin Recovering From Major Operation

Mrs W Bivin is recovering nicely after a major operation at St Joseph hospital Centerville and expects to be home soon.

W. ©. Bivin St. Joseph Hospital Centerville

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Taylor Evan Douglas Udell Richard Ralph Davia Jack Long Ered Dotson Home Karl Tuttle Bugar Loch Cuvincaes Eterans ‘Hospital Pleasant Hill Jarl Bivin U. 8 Francia G. Purvis Headquarters Co A.P.O Care New York USO National War Fund Floyd Purvis Farm Bureau Group Appanoose County Miller Churci L D-X Dwight Main Korea Kyongeong PFC Mrs. Luse Wendell Condra Margaret Condr R. E. Cummins Home
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