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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1935

Page

5

Geography lessons and imperial ambitions in world events

The piece surveys Ethiopia Italy Manchuria and Germany noting how geography and power shape public understanding. It cites Arthur Brisbane on Ethiopians not liking the term negroes andReflects on League of Nations sanctions and potential global conflicts implicating Britain France Belgium Germany Japan and America amid echoes of Will Rogers and Cobb essays.

Arthur Brisbane Brisbane Ethiopia Emperor Selassie League of Nations Italy Hitler Germany Britain France Belgium Congo Spain Africa Japan China America

Entertainments At Eighth Birthday For Carolyn Walter

Carolyn Walter entertained several friends Saturday afternoon for her eighth birthday anniversary. They played games on the lawn then moved to the dining room for refreshments. An angel food cake with eight candles centered the table. Guests included Doris and Lois Mericle Naomi and Leta Stevens Codyne Kase Arlene Kaster Margaret Burton Mardeena Wilson Mary Frances Carter Bernard Neff John and Charles Buron Trenton Mevicle Dale Callen Eloise Carolyn and Annabelle Wal aa.

Carolyn Walter Doris Lois Mericle Naomi Leta Stevens Codyne Kase Arlene Kaster Margaret Burton Mardeena Wilson Mary Frances Carter Bernard Neff John Charles Buron Trenton Mevicle Dale

Notice of a school supper at Pleasant Grove

A school supper program is planned at Pleasant Grove Friday evening October 11 at 8:00. All ladies are asked to bring boxes. Margaret Beattie, teacher.

Plegaant Grove Margaret Biati

Report Many Accidents In This Vicinity

An epidemic of accidents strikes Moravia and nearby areas with several injuries. Rex Tisue, Moravia High School, fractured both bones of the left leg while sliding into a base and is back at school in a plaster cast. Glen Fowler, employed by Harry Pabst, dislocated his right shoulder after a fall from a hay load. Mrs. Arthur Johnson suffered a four inch long cut on the right wrist requiring seven stitches. Mrs. Laura Cates fractured her right lower limb above the knee, unclear how the injury occurred. Jeckie Tuttle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tuttle, cut his hand falling on shale while playing.

Moravia Slavin Rex Tisue Rex Glen Fowler Harry Pabst Glen Arthur Johnson Laura Cates

Town High in Education Despite low mood

Analyzes Iowa education in 1934 with data on enrollment and illiteracy, citing Dr. William J. Petersen in The Palimpsest. Notes high student numbers, teacher pay cuts, funding issues, and praise for Mollie Brown Cartan by Herbert Hoover, set against 1930s state conditions.

Iowa William J. Petersen South Carolina John W. Studebaker Berths Jorgenson Fremont County Herbert Hoover Mollie Brown Cartan West Branch Milligna Gus

Mora via High School Defeats Cincinnati Rival Rumor Debunked

The Union calls a Mora via High School baseball win over Cincinnati a foul tip, noting the teams had not met for years and that Des Moines Register served as the source for the rumor. Coach Hargahn confirms no four year gap in their meetings and the claim appears unfounded.

Union Moavia High School Cincinnati High Moravia Harghahn Iowa Des Moines Register

Moravia High School Falls to Cincinnati 12-10

Moravia High School baseball endured a rough trip to Cincinnati last Thursday losing 12 to 10. Whitehead moved to shortstop, Hellyer covered shortstop, Dotson left with a sore arm, Dick Hellyer relieved him. Moravia staged a nine run rally in the final inning with base hits and bunts, but a third strike ended the last out. The team plans to start strong against Bussey Friday.

M.H.S. Newsbasket Moravia Cincnnati Whitehead Hellyer Dotson Dick Hellyer Ao Sageman Bussey Cintinnati

Homemaking Class Meets This Evening Moravia

The first meeting of this year's adult homemaking class is tonight at 7 30 in the homemaking rooms at Moravia Public School. Miss Doris Sehneider leads the class with ten lessons on Making homes more livable. The season topic is Arrangement for comfortable living. Any woman of Moravia or vicinity over 18 may attend.

Moravia Doris Sehneider

New Circular Promotes Soybean Feeding Tips

Iowa State College Extension Service releases a circular titled Feeding Soybeans detailing soybean hay as a high protein feed for most livestock, with hay quality comparable to alfalfa. It notes feeding limits, grinding benefits, and the value of soybean straw in winter rations, plus silage mixes with corn, and how to obtain the bulletin free from county agents or the Ames extension office.

Iowa State College Extension Service Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station Towa Ser- View Ames

Sunday Church Services and Activities Listing

Sunday School at 10 a m led by Mrs Birdie Main with Communion at 11 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 80 p m Pastor W G Lage Morning worship at 11 00 a m Evening worship at 7 80 p m Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 at Mrs C N Main home Junior Endeavor Saturday at 1 45 p m

Johnson Christian Endeavor C. N. Main

Methodist Episcopal Church Rally Day and Services

Morning worship at 11, Epworthia 6 30, Sunday School runs all morning with Rally Day in all departments. Basket dinner at noon for church families. Woman's Home Missionary Society meets at Mrs Rollie McDonough home Wednesday Oct 16. Wesley service 9 30 and Sunday School 10 30. pastor Chas L Ellis.

Lyle Beery Epworthia Woman's’ Home Missomiry Society Rollie McDonough Wesley Chas, L, Ellis

Tomlin Harper Tie Knot in Unionville Farm Ceremony

Olive Harper and Curtis Tomlin wed Sunday afternoon at the Harper home near Unionville Iowa. Rev Charles Fix officiated. Attendants included the bride and groom’s parents and several local families. The couple now reside on a Moravid area farm with best wishes from their community.

W. G. Harper Unionville Olive Harper Curtis Tomlin Charles J. Fix Pulaski Win. Tomlin Ray Marie Carl Tomlin Lillian Dean Keith Roberts Hazel Allen Ralph Verna Lee George Scott George Allen Jr Burdette Cox Charles Fix Miss. Ballantyne Troy Kenneth Blumer Millard Moravid

Moravia Methodist Rally Day Planned Next Sunday

Moravia Methodist church will observe Rally Day this Sunday during the Sunday School hour. Officers urge large attendance and note No. 9 class taught by G. T. Harn. After the service a basket dinner will be held in the church basement, inviting all church families.

Moravia

Piano Lessons Begin in Moravia with Helen Loomis

Helen Loomisaall opens fall term of piano instruction in Moravia on October 17. Hour lesson price one dollar, fifteen minute lessons fifty cents. Loomis has sixteen years teaching experience. Interested parties may contact or visit Zell Cullen residence Thursdays.

Ee Helen Loomisaall Moravia Price Zell Cullen

Sorghum Time Sparks Local Molasses Craze

Farmers boast an unusually fine sorghum crop this season and high spirits over the abundant molasses ready for production. Readers are invited to visit Eph Wilson, Gabe Johncoh, Walter Harper, and nearby masters to see the process firsthand.

Eph Wilson Gabe Johncoh Walter Harper

J T Turner Died Suddenly In Iconium Area

James T Turner longtime Iconium resident died suddenly Monday Oct 7 near Iconium at age 78. Survived by wife two sons Lloyd Chariton and Ralph near Moravia five daughters including Laura Vosburgh Albia and Ruth McCord Iconium area and one brother E J Turner Albia. Funeral at Teonium Methodist church Wednesday at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev Lloyd Tenant.

James T. Turner Iconium Lloyd Chariton Ralph Moravia Laura Vosburgh Albia Pearl Free Fern Qalten Ruth McCord Elsie Howells South Bend Ind E. J. Turner Methodist Church Teonium Lloyd Tenant Bloomfield

Reception Given New Minister And Wife

A reception was held at the BM. E. church parlors Friday evening honoring Rev. and Mrs. Chast Ellis. A cooperative supper and program of music and speeches were carried out.

Wits Chast Ellis

First Reunion of Boyer Descendants Held at Old Home Place

The first reunion of E. H. and Mary Ellen Boyer descendants took place at the old home on Sunday October 6 1935. A noon meal was served and a short afternoon program followed. Attendees included many children grandchildren and visitors from nearby towns with names listed among the attendees.

E. H Mary Ellen Boyer Old Home Place Eli Hiatt Geo, Boyer Mra Chas, Boyer J. P. Foster Gertie Boyer Alvin Hiatt Dale Tacey Oskaloosa Dorin Wailea Elahvonne Chas Quick Maxine Centerville Paul Boyer Harold Ada Robert Mary Lou Donald Pearlie Boyer Gene Roy Purvis Floyd Ferrell Forrest Francis Freeman David Weston Larry Olin Foster Betty Jean Rex Ted Broshar Frances Pauline John Edward Virgil Lew Hiner Max Pearl Eugene Geraldine Johnnie Kennth Gladfelder Robert Charles Carl Tomlin Lillian and Dean Ruggell Burns Leon Burns Mary Lola Boyer Rolla Foster Ivan Carl Boyer Ed. Fisk Roy Fisk Jerry Bill Fisk Elsie Pisk Gaylord Main

Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs. F. M. Main

A surprise birthday gathering was hosted at Mrs. F. M. Main’s home on a Sunday in October. A cooperative dinner followed at one o’clock and greetings came from her brothers sisters nephews nieces and many friends. An old classmate Mrs. Fanny Harn of Upland California sent a special message. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Blumenstock Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Tarr and Chas Youngker Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Tarr and Roberta and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Streepy of Udell visited later.

F. M. Main Main Fanny Harn Upland Calif F. W. Blumenstock F. A. Tarr Chas, Youngker R. L. Tarr Roberta

Ottumwa Truck Train Crash Sparks Narrow Escape

A local Ottumwa resident narrowly escaped death after a truck and freight train collision last Saturday. The incident prompted officials to clarify funding for the PWA pre school in Moravia, confirming it is federally funded with no local tax burden. Confusion over card withdrawals across Appanoose County prompted a temporary disruption, but seven cases have been resolved locally and the Moravia program is expected to continue without further interruption.

Ottumwan Appanoose PWA Appa- Nooge Moravia

Enon Homecoming Draws 125 For Bible School Event

Enon's 1935 homecoming, reported by an Enon correspondent, drew about 125 friends, teachers, and pupils. Rev W P Donahoo spoke after a Bible School session, praising contacts with past attendees. Maude Coltrain sang, a hearty dinner was served, and Floyd Edwards opened an afternoon program with a Timothy letter address. Multiple former teachers attended and speeches were given, with greetings from Geo M Stamm and late-read notes from Mr and Mrs I Ju Smith. A vote to meet again on the last Sunday in September 1936 concluded the day.

Enon W. P. Donahoe Maude Coltrain Floyd Edwards Paul Timothy Ethel Roberts Laura Darby Maude McCumber-Coltrain Edna Wilson-Dyphion Cleila Jones-Free Geo M. Stamm Nampa Idaho I. Ju. Smith Lucile Coltrain E. M. Criss New Sharop Anna Wayne Oskaloosa Arch Thompson Lizzie McAllister Robert Near Blakesburg

Karso Fisher Marriage in Boone Parsonage

Miss Clara Karso daughter of Mr and Mrs Leador Karso wed Bert Fisher Jr son of Mr and Mrs Bert Fisher at the Christian parsonage Boone on Friday October 4 officiated by Rev R E Sutton Attendants were Miss Winifred Fisher of Albia and Andy Karso of Boone Afterward the couple will reside in Albia.

Clara Karso Leador Karso Bert Fisher, Jr Bert Fisher Boone R. E. Sutton Winifred Fisher Albia Andy Karso Fisher Monroe County

M. E. Friday Dinner Menu Summary

Meat pie with mashed potatoes and gravy served with peas, carrots, turnips, cottage cheese, and vegetable salad. Bread, butter, jelly, and cinnamon apples, plus ginger bread with whipped cream.

Ottumwa truck driver narrowly escapes train collision

Russell Fresh 26 of Ottumwa escaped serious injury when his beer company truck collided with a Milwaukee railroad freight on Wabash avenue Moravia. He failed to see the westbound train until eight to ten feet away, was hurled from the cabin, and suffered a fractured left arm plus cuts and bruises. The truck was demolished and the train was delayed nearly an hour.

Russell Fresh Ottumwa Milwaukee Railroadway Wabash Avenue Moravia Fresh Dr. Lynch Ottumas Turner

High School Boy Injured in Car Mishap Near Brompton

Wilfred Clayton, a Moravia High freshman and son of Mr and Mrs J B Clayton of near Brompton, received minor head and leg injuries Monday when the car he drove to school skidded on rain, rolled twice, and landed on its side in a ditch near the Carl Cloyed place. The vehicle was badly damaged.

Wilfred Clayton J. B. Clayton Brompton Moravia High School

New U. B. Minister Now Located Here

The Rev. F. C. Scott his wife and daughter arrived in Moravia this week and are getting settled in the United Brethren parsonage. They came here from Muscatine Iowa. The usual services have been announced for the United Brethren church for the coming Sunday.

F. C. Scott Moravia United Brethren Parsonage Muscatine Towa United Brethren Church

Moravia Women Attend County Republican Meet

Moravia women joined Appanoose County Republican Women’s Club for a Saturday conference and cooperative dinner at the Association of Commerce rooms in Centerville. More than fifty attendees, including guests from Des Moines, heard committee members appointed for constitution and by laws. A Centerville meeting on October 18 will elect new officers.

Delmar Wilson R. BR. Pennington J. &. Chambers G. B. Johnson Centerville Appanoose County Republican Women’s Club Association of Commerce Rooms Des Moines G. A. McKenzie Moulton Moravia Ora Fisk

Eastern Stars Hold Guest Night at O E S Hall

Eastern Stars held guest night on Tuesday October 8 at the O E S hall with about 75 members and guests. A covered dish supper preceded the regular meeting. Magic by an orchestra directed by Mrs. Fred Blumenatock entertained attendees along with several numbers and games.

O. E Fred Blumenatock

Kelseys Will Hold Hereford Cattle Sale

Kelsey and son Perle Kelsey advertise a dissolution sale of Hereford cattle to be held at the Peterson Stock Pavilion north of Albia on October 1st. The catalog includes purebred Hereford cows heifers and males and a few grade cattle. Sale starts promptly at noon. Watch for further advertising.

S. EB. Kelsey and Son Perle Kelsey Peterson Stock Pavilion Albia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Weil United States Manchuria I Duce Alaska Will Rogers Nimber Ten Cobb Rogers MHS Cincinnati Mr. and Mra, M. P. Main Golden Church of Christ United Brethren Methodist Episcopal Harper M. E Sehgal Rally J. T. Turner Guy Streepy Udell Mary Zerbe Mise Lera Behrens Karso-Fisher Bourd U. B Kelseys
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