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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1951

Page

4

Miss Price Not To Resume Teaching

Miss Bess Price will not be required to teach the remainder of the term after injuries from a September 8 auto crash. She suffered brain concussion and back injuries, later contracting pneumonia, with treatment at Ottumwa hospital. The school board, in a Monday action, freed her from term teaching duties and discussed bus-driver waivers for coaches on athletic trips. Insurance coverage for students will be sent home, funded by the state athletic association.

Bess Price Moravia Ottumwa Card State Athletic Association

Double Shower Honors Sandifers and Johnsons

Mrs W D Wilson and Mrs W D Wilson hosted a double shower for Mr and Mrs Sandifer and Mr and Mrs Johnson. About 83 attended at the home. Guests included Dave and McMullin, Dickie, Sandifers, Fisher, Townsend, Williams, Hershberger, Vance, C R Sandifer, Barnes, Ed Robinson family, Deena Lee, Dorothy Mae, John William, Jim Wilson, J E Wilson, Tom Wilson, Herman Johnson, Bert Fisher, Hugh Crawley family, Harriette Christner, Henry Horn family, Charles DeLong family, Merle Sellers, DeWayne Rab ingon family, Laws, W U Wilson, Jack, and others. Those who sent gifts but could not attend were Ira Shaw and Marion Fishyer, Meryis Criss, Joe Denato family.

W. D. Wilson W. D Wilson Andifer Johnson Tere Dave An Son McMullin Dickie Dick Sandifer Roy Fisher Ray Townsend Faye Jim Williams Jack Hershberger Marvin Vance C. R. Sandifer Vercel Barnes Ed Robinson Deena Lee Dorothy Mae John William Jim J. E Tom Wilson Herman Johnson Bert Fisher Hugh Crawley James Harriette Amos Christner Henry Horn Charles DeLong Jacob Merle Sellers DeWayne Rab- Ingon Laws W. U. Wilson Jack Ira Shaw Mra Marion Fishyer Meryis Criss Joe Denato

Kensingtons Meet With Mrs Guss Luse

The Kensington club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs Guss Luse s home. Roll call cited vacation incidents. Mrs Jay Oehler and Mrs Harry Pabst led the program with an Eddie Cantor article from Readers Digest and an original poem by Mrs A Dukes of Centerville. Refreshments of ice cream Angel Food cake nuts mints and coffee were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs T J Luge.

Kensington Club Guss Luse Jay Oehler Harry Pabst Oehler Eddie Cantor Readers Digest Pabst Dukes of Centerville T. J. Luge

Local Soldier Transfers to Air Base for Training

Mrs Goldie Lockman returns from Selma Alabama after visiting her son Private Ronald L LockmanAF 17302967 who has moved from Craig Air Force Base to Sheppard Air Force Base Texas to attend a six month aeronautical engineering course His new address lists his base and squadron in Wichita Falls Texas

Goldie Lockman Selma Alabama Pte Ronald L. Lockman Craig Air Force Base Pte. Lockman Sheppard Air Force Base Texas

Hilton Hustlers Elect Officers at Oct Meeting

Hilton 4 H club met in the church basement on October 8 to elect officers. Thomas Hoff man was named president with Carl Rouse vice president and Art Rogers treasurer. Moravia reporters were DeWayne Clark and Larry Chance, Albia reporters Paul Turner and Richard Bowles. Carl Van Zante led as nestat ant leader. 19 members attended including Edwin Clark and Paul Turner. Alex Koffman spoke about his Iowa tour and refreshments followed, meeting adjourned at 9:30.

Hilton Church Thomas Hoffman Carl Rouse Treasure Art Rogers Moravia DeWayne Clark Albia Larry Chance Edwin Clark Ege Hilton Paul Wilson Richard Hawk Paul Turner Richard Bowles Keith Clark Nestatant Carl van Zante Aileen Paul ‘Turner Alex Koffman Patty Rogers Donna Jim Karl Rogers Richard Carolyn Hawk Richard Rowles Bert Whitlock Ronald van Zante Iowa

Taylor Toilers Elect Wendell Condra President

The Taylor Toilers 4-H club held its September meeting at the Kenneth Condra home. Officers for the coming year were Wendell Condra, president. Robert Hiatt, vice president. Betty Harsh, secretary-treasurer. and Ann Pettibone, elected to the club. The next meeting is scheduled for October 1 at the Ernest Hiatt home with county extension director John McCaughey planning to attend to help start the year's work. Prospective Taylor township 4-H members are invited to attend.

Taylor Toilers Boys 4-H Kenneth Condra Wendell Condra Robert Hiatt Betty Harsh Ann Pettibone Ernest Hiatt John McCaughey Taylor Township

Why Missions Today dramatization at church meeting

A drama titled Why Missions Today was presented at the Women's Society of World Service meeting in the Evangelical United Brethren church Friday evening. Mrs Tra Boyer led. cast included Mrs Evan Stroud as an American woman and Mrs Fred Hammond as a Brazilian, with other roles representing a Japanese, a Filipino, a Chinese and a Negro woman. Mrs Zell Callen oversaw the offering and Mrs Kenneth Condra read a poem. After service, attendees shared a social in the church dining room.

Women's Society of World Service Evangelical United Brethren Church Tra Boyer Evan Stroud Fred Hammond Otha-Taylor Philippines Hammond Brazil Charles Coffin Maude Coltrain Zell Callen Kenneth Condra The Evangel Mhemboys Callen E.G. Hawk

Club Roll Cael Handkerchief Exchange

The Ee T. C. club met Thurge Fred Hammond. A handkerchief exchange was the roll call. Mrs. Harry DuVall led entertainment and Mrs. Paul Spencer won the mystery box. Refreshments included fruit salad with whipped cream, cookies, nuts, mints and coffee.

Ee T. C Thurge Fred Hammond Harry DuVall Paul Spencer

Wesley Chapel W. S. C. S. Food Sale Notice

The Wesley Chapel Woman's Society of Christian Service will hold a food sale on October 20 in the Community building. Items available include fried chicken cream eggs baked goods pie and coffee for purchase.

Wesley Chapel

Box Supper and Program at High School Gym

F H A box supper and program held October 19 1951 at the High School Gym features entertainment including cats. All girls bring boxes. Everyone welcome. You be sure and come.

Cantrell Elected Head of Moravia Ministeries

Moravia ministers met at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Martin Greer for their meeting. Rev. Glen Cantrell was elected president to fill the vacancy created by Rev. Charles Keyes who moved to Montrose. Plans were made for the union Thanksgiving service at the Methodist church Wednesday evening.

Moravia Methodist Parsonage Martin Greer Glen Cantrell Charles Keyes Montrose Union Methodist Church

Mrs Rachel Hart Dies in El Monte California

Relatives report the death of Rachel Broshar Hart 80 of El Monte California born August 14 1871 on a farm northeast of Moravia to Jesse and Miriam Gardner Wilson last surviving of seven children she leaves six children and a stepdaughter all living in or near El Monte and many nieces and nephews in the area

Rachel Broshar Hart el Monte Calif Moravia Jesse Miriam Gardner Wilson

Double Eight Club Meets at Mason Home

The Double Eight club gathered Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mason with Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Broshar assisting. Prize winners in pitch were Mrs. C. C. Coulson, Don Pettibone, Mrs. T. J. Luse, and Kenneth Condra. Mrs. Mason was elected president and Mrs. Coulson secretary treasurer. Refreshments of homemade ice cream and cake were served.

Harold Mason Pearl Broshar C. C. Coulson Don Pettibone T. J. Luse Kenneth Condra

Adult Slip Covering Lessons Begin Next Wednesday

Plans for the adult class have changed. lessons on slip covering start on Wednesday October 17. The session will also include time to style dresses that are already finished, and anyone interested is welcome to attend, even if past attendance was impossible.

Progressive club cooperative supper hosts party

Mr and Mrs Karl Tuttle hosted a cooperative supper and party for the Progressive club and their husbands Thursday evening. Prize winners were Mrs John Ward and Mr Lester Brain.

Karl Tuttle Progressive Club John Ward Lester Brain

Entertaining Saturday Basketball Half at Moravian Gym

Two night games headline Saturday at Moravian gym with a tutors clash featuring Helton Tassell and local college players against alumni and a Moulton faculty team led by Coach Kuchan. Proceeds fund new girls jackets and boys warm-up suits as lineups await final decision.

Moravian MHS Helton Tassell Horn Bacon Sheldon Moulton Kuchan Udell Cincinnati Lovilia Eldonzi Cente Tes Moines

Happy Helpers 4 H Meets at Martha McCord Home

The Happy Helpers 4 H club met at Martha McCord on October 20 1953 at 745 pm President Joann Moore led the session with the 4 H pledge Roll call asked What Flowers I Plan to Plant for the Coming Year and Why Present were Joann Moore Charlotte McAninch Martha McCord Janice Mosley Martha Potts Two visitors attended Secretary Charlotte McAninch read the minutes We prepared next years program with our leader We received our Achievement Day check and new record books After adjournment we sang 4 H songs Refreshments were served The next meeting will be at Jo Ann Moores on November 12.

Happy Helpers X. Reghlani Martha McCordis Ut‘ Solider Joann Moore Charlotte McAninch Martha McCord Janice Mosley Martha Potts

Annual Father and Son Banquet At Grace Methodist

The Grace Methodist church hosted its annual father and son banquet on Friday evening with 95 attendees. Mrs. Pearl Black played organ music, while Robert Sloan sang with Black as accompanist. Centerville guest speaker Robert Beck presented, with J. M. Beck showing Hawaii pictures and a cornet trio by Wayne Wolf, Lloyd Wolf, and Bill Bishop.

Grace Methodist Church Pearl Black Robert Sloan Black Robert Beck Centerville J. M. Beck Hawaii Wayne Wolf Lloyd Wolf Bill Bishop Sloan Garnet McDonough Leonard Palmer N. R. Ward John, Veach

Training School At Community Building

A leader training school on Italian Hemstitching and Swedish weaving will be held Wednesday Oct 24 at the Community Building. The program starts at 10 30 a m with a cooperative lunch planned. Women organizations may send two delegates. Supplies include Huck toweling forge woven material tapestry needles and pearl cotton or embroidery floss. Miss Adelena Sampson will present the lesson.

Adelena Sampson

Birthday party honors Janice McDonough fourth birthday

Mr and Mrs Max McDonough hosted a Wednesday evening gathering for their daughter Janice on her fourth birthday. Richard Veach showed slides from the Centennial and Fall Festival. guests included the Veachs, Davis family, Jack McDonough, and J Hersheel Johnsons with their children. The cake featured white icing with black and orange trim, plus fruit dessert, coffee, and fruit juice. children received Halloween favors.

Max McDonough Janice Richard Veach JoEllyn Ralph Davis Linda Jack McDonough J. Hersheel Johnson Daugthers

Twelve Council, Two Mayor Candidacy Files in Moravia Race

Moravia voters face a fall election Nov. 6 with twelve council candidates and two mayor hopefuls. Incumbent mayor P. K. Horner seeks reelection with Dayne Taylor as rival. five current councilmen seek reelection, seven newcomers vie for one term. No party tickets. ballot lists mayor, councilmen, treasurer. The five highest council votes elect.

Moravia P. K. Horner Dayne Taylor Don Wolf Art Fox C. C. Kaster Paul Spencer Ivan Walter Carl Black Richard Veach Max McDonough Howard Evans Lee Hiatt Harold Button Maurice Walter C. C. Coulson

Revival at Moravia Church of Nazarene Draws Crowds

Glen Cantrell, pastor, invites locals to Caureue S Church of the Nazarene to attend 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:09 a.m. Morning Worship and 7:00 p.m. evangelistic services each night this week led by Rev. Jay Phipps of Britt Iowa. The church aims for 100 in Sunday School next Sunday and promises spirited singing and special music as part of an old fashion revival.

Church of the Nazarene Harley _ Woodward Jay‘Phipps Britt Iowa Moravia Glen Cantrell

Evangelical United Brethren Church Announces Next Sunday

Rev E R Stroud ministers at 11 00 am on Building a New World and 730 pm Faithfulness Rewarded There is no Thursday prayer meeting this week Church and Family Night Friday invites all including pumpkin pie and sandwiches Next Sunday is Men s Day Sunday school at 10 00 am with lessons for all ages Worship at 11 00 am followed by a 7 00 pm youth gathering led by Don Whitehead Lesson topic Are We Measuring Up Sermon The Genius of Christianity

Evangelical United Brethren Church E. R. Stroud Harold Mason Don Whitehead

Gratitude for Cards and Flowers After Hospital Stay

J. D. Minnes thanks everyone for thoughtful cards letters and flowers received during the hospital stay and after returning home. The message expresses sincere appreciation for the kindness shown.

J. D. Minnes

Teagarden School Notice for Pie Supper Event

Notice announces a pie and candy supper at Teagarden School on Thursday evening October 25 at 7 45 p m. Ladies are asked to bring boxes and everyone is welcome. Betty Jean Foster teacher.

Teagarden School Evyeryone Betty Jean Foster

Harrell Hurt in Tractor Mishap Near Moravia

L E Harrell of Uurbana Center northeast of Moravia sustained serious injuries when his tractor was pulled by a second tractor driven by Mrs Harrell. The crash toppled both machines throwing them off. Harrell suffered a crushed kidney and internal injuries. Mrs Harrell had a shoulder injury and bruises. He was taken to Laughlin hospital and underwent surgery Sunday afternoon. He is improving.

L. E. Harrell Uurbana Center Moravia

CTALOR ETTES INSTALL OFFICERS FOR NEW YEAR

The October Taylor Ettes meeting at Betty Harsh home elected Mrs Kenneth Condra as assistant leader replacing Mrs Morgan. They planned a Halloween 4 H party with hayride picnic and skating and installed new officers with corsages made by past leader Gladys Harsh. Betty Harsh dismissed the meeting after refreshments.

Taylor-Ettes Betty Harsh Morgan Kenneth Condra Wanda” Benz Ann Pettibone

Twentieth Century Club Meets at Mrs Cody Luse

The Twentieth Century club gathered Tuesday at the home of Mrs Cody Luse with no president or vice president present. Mrs Luse led the meeting, a Bible verse roll call was given, a Bible quiz was conducted by Mrs C L Hartinger, and Mrs J W Halden spoke on women of the Bible during a social hour. Mr and Mrs Preston Hedgcock visited relatives from Friday to Monday, including the Hedgecocks of Udell and the Murdy family at Moulton.

Twentieth Century Club Rank Cody Luse Myr Preston Hedgecock Marvin Hedgecocks Udell Theo Murdy Moulton

Legion Auxiliary Packs Overseas Boxes Friday

The Legion Auxiliary will pack overseas boxes Friday to send to service members. Anyone with addresses should contact Mrs. Fred Hammond before Friday.

the Legion Auxiliary Fred Hammond

Social and program at Enon school on October 25

A social and program will be held at Enon school on Thursday October 25 at 7 30 p m to meet the circus people hosted by teacher Fern Hudgens.

Enon Fern Hudgens

Bazaar at Hilton Church Auction Evening

Bazaar at Hilton church on October 18 features supper served from 6:00 PM, followed by a short program and an auction. Proceeds support church activities.

Hilton Church

Pleasant Hill School Social Monday Evening

Pleasant Hill school hosts a program and social on Monday evening October 29. Ladies are asked to bring boxes for the event and all members of the public are invited to attend.

Pleasant Hill School

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Miss Price Johnsons Kensingtons Wichita Falls Martha Hiatt Martha” Hiatt Zoe Callen Frank Hiatt Williams Frank Hilton Hustlers Pres Taylor Toilers CAEL Cantrell Rachael Hart LL Monte, Claif Harold Masons Bell Geneva Am Cochran Wanda Hiatt Joyce O Perry Wanneta Sandifer Marjori Schaffner Lethal Stocker Shirley Vance Betty Nance Geraldine Dortha Zimmer Twila Brain Jane Even Halden Kathleen Hawk Turner Aileen Kea Weak John Broshar Carole Martin Joyce Abanee MecDanel Kathryn Sawyer Mitzi Stevens Joan Barnes Billy Charles Ae Welhmartha McCord Janice McDonough Moravia High School Beribbler Shore Waupeta Perry Betty Vance Charles Yarner Wands Cochran Dwain Horn Geraldine Vance Joyce Hiatt Nadine Kelley Scribbler Post Home Larry Brooks Legion Auxiliary John Veach J. P. Day Andrew Mosley Veterans Hospital Knoxville Howard Smith Harold Burton Ottie Whicker Genie Lathen Harry Woodward Caureues Tconium Methodist Ctalor-Ettes Pleasant Hill
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