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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1953

Page

4

Rainbow Institutes to Install Officers Saturday

Rainbow Assembly for Girls will institute Saturday at 2:00 PM with Masons and Eastern Stars invited. Rainbow girls will lead. a cooperative supper follows then a public officer installation at 7:00 PM in Centerville Methodist church basement. Officers elected include Worthy Advisor Ann Pettibone and many named officers.

Rainbow Assembly Centerville Rainbow Girls Methodist Church Ann Pettibone Janet Charity Hope Judy Boyer Martha Potts Faith Joan Moore Janet Walker Marianne Scott Charlotte McAninch Maxine Firking Joyce Martin Dana Wright Sandra Carter Nature la Voune Card Margaret Condra Fidelity Frances Price Donna Underwood Mary Schrodt Concidential Observer Frances Easter Outer Observer Sandra Hiatt Betty van Dorin Louemma Palmer

Twentieth Century Club Opens Year with Mrs Robb

The Twentieth Century Reading club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Ira Robb for their first meeting of the year. Officers elected were President Mrs Robb Vice President Mrs Charles Coffin Secretary Mrs Lester Sawyer and Treasurer Mrs T B Cameron. The session opened with a theme song and prayer for peace. Mrs Robb led the business portion as Mrs W V Murdy read selected poems.

Twentieth Century Reading Club Ira Robb Robb Charles Coffin Lester Sawyer T. B. Cameron W. V. Murdy

Mm Orme Wiling Workers Club Meets At Stella Argo

The Mm Orme Wiling Workers club held its regular meeting with Stella Argo on September 30. Lucille Exline won the mystery box. Members bound three quilts, embroidered pillowcases, straightened sacks, and husked popcorn while guests included Mrs Roy Rinehart, Mrs Lloyd Johnson, Clara Brown, Verta Hoffman, Lucille Exline, Dorothy Potts, Maude Turner, Byrle and Beth Ann McComba, Emily and Marcia Thompson, Mary McFatridge. Dinner featured Hugh McFatridge, Clair Potts, Lea Hoffman, Russell Brown, Roscoe Argo. Next meeting planned with Lucille Exline on October 14.

Orme ~ Wiling Workers Club Stella Argo Lucille Exline Roy Rinehart Lloyd Johnson Albia Clara Brown Verta Hoffman Dorothy Potts Maude Turner Byrle Beth Ann McComba Emily Marcia Thompson Mary McFatridge Hugh McFatridge Clair Potts Lea Hoffman Russell Brown Roscoe Argo Lucille Exiine

Shanghai Club Meets With Marie Cole

Shanghai club met with Marie Cole on a day of shelling lima beans. New member Doris Christy welcomed. Attendees included Bertha Overtari Hazel Rinehart Isole and Clarence Scott Barbara and Mark Allen Amy Hine Dorothy and Kari Lee Calhoun Esther Perry Lissie Kelsey Marie Chance and Marlene. Afternoon visitors were Vera Firkins Maude Whitehead Anna Gary Richard Stevie and Sheryl Landgrebe. Party night set for Oct 20 and next meeting with Free on Oct 14 at Center.

Shanghai Marie Cole Christy Doris Christy Bertha Overtari Hazel Rinehart Isole Clarence Scott Barbara Mark Allen Amy Hine Dorothy Kari Lee Calhoun Esther Perry Lissie Kelsey Marie Chance Marlene Vera Firkins Maude Whitehead Anna Gary Richard Stevie Sheryl Landgrebe Free Center

4-H Annual Meeting Held Tuesday Evening

The meeting opened with President Jerry Brown in charge. Joe Heffron presented the secretary treasurer report. Clarence Badcock spoke, Paul Wilson discussed Loyal Citizenship, Dom Hawbaker reviewed last year’s 4-H progress, and Joe Heffron sang a solo. Martha Potts welcomed the girls 4-H, John Fitzsimmons spoke on Home Grounds Improvements. Candidates addressed the gathering, voting followed, new officers elected: Bernard Crail president, John Comer vice president, Jim McGrath secretary treasurer, Dewayne Clark reporter. Retiring officers were Jerry Brown, Paul Wilson, Joe Heffron, and Dom Hawbaker.

Jerry Brown Joe Heffron Clarence Badcock Paul Wilson Dom Hawbaker Martha Potts John Fitzsimmons Bernard Crail John Comer Jim McGrath Dewayne Clark Dom Hawhaker

Iconium W S C 87 Holds Regular Meeting

The Iconium W S C 87 met at the church for their regular meeting September 24. After the business program was presented by Martha Massman, Jessie McAninch, Mabel and Vera Moore, refreshments were served by Dorothy Pickerell, Maude Turner and Allie Argo to a roster of local members and guests.

Iconium W. S. C Martha Massman Jessie McAninch Mabel Vera Moore Dorothy Pickerell Maude Turner Allie Argo Edwarda Clara Brown Ruth McCord Stella Argo Dorothy Calhoun Kart Lee Thelma Calhoun Maxine Sheldon Baby

Mrs Larsen Undergoes Major Surgery at Albig Hospital

Mrs. Robert Larsen formerly Jerry Tuttle entered Smith hospital at Albig Sunday and Monday for major surgery. She is reported to be recovering as well as could be expected.

Robert Larsen Jerry Tuttle Smith Hospital Albig- Sunday Monisy

Evening meeting of the W. S. W. S. of the E U B church

The evening gathering of the Woman's Society of the EUB church convenes at 7 30 pm Friday with Misses Mabel and Bertha Coulson for the October meeting. Members bring a guest and the roll call will cite excerpts from the Evangel. Dr and Mrs Gale Wheeler of Des Moines visited Normen Ward's home Sunday afternoon.

E.U.B Mabel Bertha Coulson Gale Wheeler Des Moines Normen Ward

Nazarene Fellowship Gathering at Woodward Home

The N. Y., FP. of the Nazarene church held a fellowship gathering at the Wm Woodward home Friday evening. The meeting opened with singing and prayer led by Mrs. Henry Horn. Rev. Ray Cox led devotions. President Paul Woodward led the business meeting then a social hour. Fruit salad and cake were served.

N. Y The Nazarene Church Wm. Woodward Henry Horn Ray Cox Paul Woodward

Family Night Shows Out of the Night at Grace Methodist

Grace Methodist church hosted its regular October Family Night on Wednesday with a cooperative supper led by Mr. and Mrs. John Dodd and others. After 6:30 p.m., the Pacific Garden Mission film Out of the Night was screened along with a skit presenting spending statistics.

Grace Methodist Church John Dodd Mear Walter E. C. Caster Pacific Garden Mission

Arabian American Oil Company visitor from Saudi Arabia

Wendell Cloyed of Duran Saudi Arabia arrived Friday to visit his wife and daughter in Washington and summering with his in laws near Sconium and with his parents east of town. He is employed by the Arabian American Oil Company and was sent to the United States on business for his company.

Wendell Cloyed Duran Saudi, Arabia Jerry Kathy Washington, D. C Richard Allen Sconium Wendell Carl Cloyed Arabian American Oil Company United States

Kensingtons Observe 40th Anniversary

The Kensington club marked its 40th with a Saturday evening gathering at Mrs. Jay Oehler’s home. Hostesses included Mrs. D E Bishop and Mrs. C A Turner. A cooperative supper followed at 6:30 with a cake by Mrs. Art Fox. Members recalled past years and honored charter members Mrs. Emma Pabst and Mrs. Mattie Lynch, who had died.

Kensington Club Jay Oehler D. E. Bishop C. A. Turrer Art Fox Mary Oehler Janet Fox Mattie Lynch D. EF. Bishop and Bil David and Eddie Raymond Charity Janet Gary Josie Charity Frank Chambers Gerald Hunter Ira Boyer John Wilson, Jr

Monroe Home Project Meeting Thursday

The first meeting of the Monroe County Farm Bureau home project work will be on Thursday October 8 at 1 00 pm at the Farm Bureau hall in Albia. Leslie W. Smith extension nutritionist from Ames will give a lesson on Salads that Appeal. Anyone interested may attend.

Monroe County Farm Bureau Home Project Farm Bureau Hall Albia Leslie W. Smith Ames

Past Matrons Meet at Bishop Home

Mrs. D. E. Bishop and Mrs. Mary Johnson co hosted the Past Biafra club on Monday evening December 5. Fourteen members attended the social event at the Bishop home, marking a small gathering in local club circles.

Bishop D. E. Bishop Mary Johnson

Future Farmers of America 25th Anniversary Stamp Issued

A commemorative postage stamp for the Future Farmers of America marks its 25th anniversary. The first day of sale is October 13 in Kansas City Missouri ahead of the national convention with about 10 000 FFA members expected. The stamp goes on sale nationwide October 14 through local post offices. Don Pettibone Moravia postmaster assures ample supply. The design shows a FFA member on a hill overlooking a modern farm with 25th Anniversary FFA wording. FFA formed in Kansas City in 1928. it serves farm boys studying vocational agriculture in public high schools and has about 463 369 members in 8 500 chapters. The Moravia chapter has 60 members active since.

Future Farmers of America Kansas City Missouri F.F.A Don Pettibone Moravia F.fa Post Office Department Paul Wilson FFA Flf.a F.F. A Arthur A. Summerfield Washington E.F.A Ruse

CaureneS Church Nazarene Services and Meetings

Rev Ray Cox. Andrew Madison Sunday School Superintendent. Sunday school 10:00 a.m. Morning worship 11:00 a.m. Evening evangelistic service 7:30 p.m. NYPS 7:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at Frank Woodward home followed by board meeting. Prayer and fasting Friday 1:00 p.m. at Mrs Woodward’s home.

the Nazarene Ray Cox Andrew Madison N.Y.P.S Frank Woodward Mra. C, G

Grace Methodist Church Weekly Schedule and Events

Grace Methodist Church announces a busy week starting Sunday with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Pastor Mrs Kael Tuttle leads the service. Evening activities include 6:00 p.m. M Y F and 7:30 p.m. gospel team from Chicago Evangelistic Institute. Midweek events: Wednesday Oct 14 at 4:00 p.m. missionary groups meet at homes and Thursday Oct 15 at 7:30 p.m. prayer and Bible study. Special music and evangelistic programs are planned.

Grace Methodist Chicago Evangelistic Institute Linda Coulson Jimmy Smith

Evangelical United Brethren Church Calendar Highlights

Rev Evan Stroud leads Sunday School at 10 with Harold Mason superintendent and Bill Bishop pianist. Morning worship at 11. WSWS Institute at Seymour next Monday with cooperative dinner. Ladies Aid and County convention at Plano church Oct 13. Men’s Day Oct 18. Urbana Center plans Sunday service Oct 11 at 7:45 with Donald Plum preaching. Church of Christ notes 10 am Sunday School and 11 am Communion.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Evan Stroud Harold Mason Blackman Bill Bishop Ws.w.s. Institute Sey- Mour Ws.w.s Mabelesis Ladies Aid County Ladies Aid Plano Church of Christ W. F. T. Evang Bircin Main

Iconium Methodist Holds Two Week Special Meetings

The Iconium Methodist church announces a two weeks series of special meetings led by Rev. Richard Bent- Zinger of Moulton. Services are nightly except Saturday with planned special music and a vigorous song service to bless the community.

Richard Bent- Zinger Moulton

Notice of program and supper at Fairview school

Program and box supper to be held Friday October nine at Fairview school nine miles east of Moravia. Refreshments to be served. Vina Taylor, teacher.

Fairview School Moravia Vina Taylor

Thank You Note for Cards Received

A reader expresses gratitude for the kind cards sent after a recent occasion. The message thanks each person who offered condolences or well wishes and notes appreciation for the thoughtful gestures received.

Moravia Garden Club Meets At Mrs Riley Callen Home

The Moravia Garden club held a September meeting hosted by Mrs Riley Callen with president Mrs Ira Boyer conducting. Members discussed by laws, future Ames meeting, and a memory shelf book for a departed member, plus reports from trips and a program on dried materials bulbs and winter vegetables.

Moravia

E T C Club Met At Edna Hiatt Home

Members gathered for the second meeting of the year at Mrs. Edna Hiatt home with Mrs Harold Hoffman hosting in Hiatts absence Mrs Boyd Runnells was visiting in Salem Oregon Roll call was Fall Garden Hints The mystery box prize went to Mrs Howard Carson Mrs Albert Weach led the entertainment Guest Mrs C T Slavin Ot tumwa attended Refreshments were served for a pleasant afternoon

E. T. C. Club Edna Hiatt

Birdie Main Hosts Jolly Dozen Club Meeting

Mrs. Birdie Main served as hostess Friday afternoon for the Joly Dozen circle gathering. Mrs. Josie Charity of Moulton attended as a guest, winning the door prize and high rook score in the rook game while Amy Loskman took the low prize. Refreshments were served after the games hour.

Birdie Main Joly Dozen Rook Josie Charity Moulton Amy Loskman

Moravia Eastern Stars to Honor Past Matrons and Patrons

The Moravia Eastern Stars will honor Past Matrons and Past Patrons at their regular meeting on October 13 at 8 00 PM Tuesday evening. Bring rituals. Glennie Dicks W M Effie Gollaher Secy.

Moravia Eastern Stars Glennie Dicks W. M. Effie Gollaher Secy

No Nominations Filed For Town Officials To Be Elected November 3

No nominations were filed by Tuesday for town officers to be elected November 3 under new municipality laws. Incumbents Horner and Hiatt along with councilmen Black Fox McDonough Easter have not indicated re election plans. The election date and electors nomination deadline were noted, with a franchise renewal for Iowa Southern Utilities on Oct 30 and prior meetings referenced.

George Winslet P. K. Horner Lee Hiatt Carl Black Art Fox Max McDonough O. C. Easter Iowa Southern Utilities Company

Local News Highlights From Mower Show Judges School

Mrs. Max McDonough travels to Cherokee for a judges school held October 5 to 8. Numerous social visits unfold with Mor Ravria and Garden club members, engagements, birthdays, and funeral attendance. Evangeli st services begin at Bunch Christian church as families gather for celebrations and recollections across Ottumwa Centerville and nearby towns.

Max McDonough Cherokee

Services Here Sunday For Helen Angel Main

Helen Angel Main born near Blakesburg Monroe county June 24 1913 was adopted by the Harvey Main family of Moravia after early loss and schooling at Moravia High. A Mercy Hospital School of Nursing graduate she worked in Illinois hospitals for 12 years and died October 1 in Batavia Illinois at age 40. Funeral held at Moravia EUB church with Rev E R Stroud officiating, burial in Moravia cemetery. Special friend Velma Wilson attended with immediate relatives present.

Helen Angel Blakesburg Monroe County Town Frank Minnie Angel Helen Ray George Rice Moravia High School Mercy Hospital Sore of Nursing Des Moines Illinois Batavia Ill Moravia Lucile King Sheffield Billy Angel Jerry King Velma Wilson E. R. Stroud Forrest Main James Carl VanZante

Card of Thanks for Mr. Harvey Main Rex Angel Ray Angel and Lucille King

The family extends grateful thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for expressions of sympathy beautiful flowers and kind deeds during their sorrow.

Harvey Main Rex Angel Ray Angel Lucille King

60th Wedding Anniversary Greeting from Murdy Couple

We wish to thank everyone who remembered us with gifts greetings and good wishes on our 60th wedding anniversary. We are very happy so many could call on us during open house Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Murdy.

W. V. Murdy

Hedrick Couple Welcome 6 Pound 6 Ounce Son

Mr and Mrs Clel Glick of Hedrick announce the birth of a son at Ottumwa hospital on September 28 He weighs six pounds six and three quarters ounces Mrs H E Glick is noted as the great grandmother in the family notice.

Lonnie Brooks Mike Ottumwa Larry Brooks Clel Glick Hedrick Ottumwa Hospital H. E. Glick

Change of address for D Richard Dicks ET-3 USS Heed AM-100

A notice records a change of address for aviation petty officer third class D Richard Dicks serving with the vessel USS Heed AM-100. It lists FPO New York New York as the new mailing location.

D. Richard Dicks FPO New York

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rainbow Institutes 20Th Century Club Tconium W. S. C Larson Arabia Oil Kensingtons Monroe Home Project Caurenes Urbana Center Urbana Center Church Donald Plum Iconium Methodist Garden Club J. EB. Callen State Garden Club International Friendship Gardens Michigan City Indiana Ralph McDonough Wisconsin Howard Smith Ft. Riley Kans Abilene Eisenhower Ben Williams Ozarks Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Ralph Davis Lana Frank , Wilson B. F. Whitehead Gerald Morgan C. A. Turner Bobdle Jolly Dozen Club County Auxiliary Unionville County American Legion Auxiliary Andrew Mosley Harold Burton Marvin Gardner Leonard Palmer Harold Hudgens Paul Spencer Garnet McDonough C. M. McFatridge Roy Underwood Mary Burns Jay Oechler Frank Lathen Ernest Kincade John Veach Chester Broshar Grant Everman John Koestner Er. G. Hawk Claude Hawk Carolyn Harold Hawk Joan Jeannie Fred King Sheffield, Il Cleo Ragan Shirley Billy W. R. Teller Sigourney Saturday Donna Marie Clubb Glenn Clubb Fred Hammond Viola Hattie Hammond Reed Narber Chariton Mra. Narber Purvis Osteen Verle Morgan Newton Viola Hammond Edd King Mr. Pleasant Loren Walter Sylvan VanDorin Debbie Connie Walter Mr. van Dorin W. F. T. Evans Louis Schaffner Christian Church Bunch Helen Main St. Charles Fred King and Jerry Sheffield, I Ray Lewis Batavia, Ill Gus Main Forrest Hiatt Florence Schwabe Adair Iowa Miss Joy Schwabe Harry Stocker Stocker Miss Joy Women's Air Force Randolph Field Texas J. W. Halden Mrs. B. B. Berry Leon Elsie Adams Numa Saturiay Ike Brown Mr. Brown Bobby Hiatt Max Hammond Don Hiatt Darrell Caster E. C. Caster Ham
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