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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1927

Page

3

Initiation and club activities at Moravia High in Oct 1927

The A Ki C Club and Home Economics Club held initiation on October 17 at Moravia High School. New members include Lucile Burns Vera Kaster Reba Callen Marjorie Brown Vivian Foster Mary Louise Blumenstock Evelyn Hiatt Dorothy Darby Oneus Foster Thelma Hitt Hazel Gentry Mary Firkin Madge Hough May McDanel Opal Boyer Irene Fix and Helen Dowd. A candlelit room featured white gowns and an entertainment program in the gym by Lucile Angel and Helen McCrory. Refreshments were served by Vern Smith Maurine Smith and Velda Pence. Mrs. M H Goeldner attended. Public Speaking Club named Forum with officers Mary Louise Blumenateck President Zelda Kaster Vice President Vera Smith Treasurer Marie Oehler Secretary and program committee members Richard Sneed Beryl Carnet Vera Smith. Normal Training Club organized October 11 electing Doris McDanel President Earl Boyer Vice President Beryl Cornett Secretary Treasurer to promote rural problems seat work and professional training. Sophomore class met Friday October HM for a meeting.

A. Ki. C. Club Moravia High School Lucile Burns Vera Kaster Reba Callen Marjorie Brown Vivian Foster Mary Louise Blumenstock Evelyn Hiatt Dorothy Darby Oneus Foster Thelma Histt Hazel Gentry Mary Firkin Madge Hough May McDanel Opal Boyer Irene Fix Helen Dowd Lucile Angel Helen McCrory Vern Smith Maurine Smith Velda Pence M. H. Goeldner Mary Louise Blumenateck Zelda Kaster Vera Smith Marie Oehler Richard Sneed Beryl Carnet K. i Normal Training Club Doris McDanel Earl Boyer Beryl Cornett

Tarr Named Monroe County Agent By Farm Bureau Board

Fred Tarr has been named county agent for the Monroe County Farm Bureau succeeding Emmett Gardner who resigned Saturday. The appointment by the board of directors occurred at a special meeting Saturday night. Tarr, a Monroe County resident living on a Franklin Township farm, is well known among local farmers and will begin work immediately. The meeting also set the coming year’s class dues at twenty five cents.

Fred Tarr Monroe County Farm Bureau Emmett Gardner Tarr Monroe County Franklin Township Albis Union Republican

Moravia Public Schools Issue First Six Weeks Report

Moravia schools issue six weekly reports to parents with a new high school report card format. Superintendent Goeldner says letters reflect teacher judgments and comments are welcome from parents visiting the school.

Moravia M. H. Goeldner

United Brethren in Christ Church Message and Services

The United Brethren in Christ church calls for unity in faith and mind, emphasizes prayer as a leverage with God, and invites members to join Sunday School and C E work. Services listed: Bible and worship at 10, morning worship 11, C E services 6:40, evening worship 7:30. minister D Winfield Thompson urges attendance.

United Brethren In Christ Jerus Christ Christ Jesus Chuch

Church of Christ Sunday School and events

Church of Christ holds Sunday School at 10 a.m led by superintendent Chas Kincade. Communion and Ladies Aid meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Bert Cousins home. Bazaar progressing well for the date set on Da e 10.

Chas Kincade Bert Cousins

Cee Hazel College News Mentions Local Events

Forest Sateliff fell from a Wagur p Monday and broke his right arm. Several families spent Sunday at various homes in Moravia and Albia, including Zell Wilson and Sincox families. The article discusses parental involvement in education, urging support and timely signing of pupil reports.

Forest Sateliff Zell Wilson Sor Gran Sincox E. OC. Custer Jacob Custer Grant Sincox Herman Johnson Brompton Otha DuVall Curlis Goudy Francis Robinson Marie Sytsma Albis Moravia Herman Sytsma Henry Sytsm Harp Darby Marsha Andrew Sytsma Miller Albia

Kenneth Reich Killed In Truck Embankment Crash

Kenneth Clute Reich, 25, died when his Graham truck left Primary Road No 6 near Turner hill south of Moravia. A two ton coal load toppled into a creek after the truck tipped over the 15 foot embankment. Bell Telephone linemen found him trapped. after twenty minutes he was dead. Reich, a Moravia native educated at Moravia High School, was widely known and leaves a bereaved family and many friends. Obituary notes he was born September 7 1902 and died October 14 1927.

Kenneth Reich Turner Hill Purvis Place Reith Graham Reich Lbr Duff Bell Telephone Young Reid Kenneth Herschel Reich Keith Bernard Townsend Oxie Srs Burn Moravia Kenneth Clute Reich Pearl Avieh Iowa Reptember Kth Moravia High Schwa

Class No Roll Call At M E Sunday School Centennial

The M E Sunday School class marked its twentieth year with the Annual Roll Call on Oct 16 1927. Eighty members contributed twenty nickels each for a memorial window. letters from thirty absent members brought twenty dollars. The program featured songs prayers duets talks and a closing hymn. Two members C B Evans and Win Carnes died in the past year.

M. E. Sunday School J. Fix

Moravia Church Notes Close to Home

Roll call for Class Nine yielded about 110 dollars for a memorial window as Harn and Tarr spoke. Epworth League attendance set records while the Auxiliary dinner drew fewer patrons. A large funeral for Kenneth Reich drew 600 mourners. The new church tower rises to about 42 feet with ten rooms above and seven below plus two rest rooms. Only 12 attended last week’s prayer meeting. Sunday services include Epworth League at 6:30 p m, with music by Zelda Kas ter and Leona Kaster and vocal duet by Mary Keemer Irene Fix. Honey sale on Oct 22 on the Moravia public square. Ford inspection offer at Waughop Motor Co. A recollection of a 1915 revival led by Rev Conant notes Reich family losses. Funeral at United Brethren Church drew about 550 attendees. Rev Pix preached on There is but one stop between me and death. Mary Albert and others led songs. burial at Moravia Cemetery.

Kenneth Reich Moravia Epworth League Zelda Leona Kaster Mary Keemer Irene Fix Mary Louise Blumenstock Hazel Gentry Pearl Eugene Broshar Richard Sneed Joe R. Hunley M. Conant Methodist Church F. A. Reich Gladys Francis Florida Herschel Keith United Brethren Church C. J. Pix J. F. Albert George Firkins DB. B. Bishop Mrs. Albert

Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors

Mrs FA Reid and family thank friends and neighbors for kind words expressions of sympathy and beautiful flowers in their time of loss.

Co-Operative Marketing Shipments Reported to St Louis Market

The Co-Operative Marketing Association reported shipments to the St Louis market in the past week including hogs loaded Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. A second-degree ritual will be held at the Masonic Temple on Friday evening October 21 with a large attendance urged and visiting brothers welcomed.

St. Louis Co-Operative Marketing Association Masonic Temple

Brushy schoolhouse hosts PROGRAM and Box Supper Friday

Program and box supper planned at Brushy schoolhouse Friday October 28. Everyone invited. Lucy Faber teaches. C. C. Winghop and Harry Town send were Des Moines business visitors Tuesday.

Brushy Schoolhouse Lucy Faber C. C. Winghop Harry Townsend Des Moines

Tracy Family Buys Missouri Telephone System

Mr and Mrs Von Tracy and son Billie return from Troy Missouri where they closed a deal for the telephone system. Possession to be given November first. Locals in Moravia regret their departure to their new home as Troy lies about sixty miles from St Louis.

von Tracy Aon Billie Troy Tracy's Moravia St. Louis

Moravia barber shops set new early closing hours

Notice states Moravia barber shops will close at 10 p m on Saturdays and 7 p m on other nights starting November 1. Also mentions Johnson Barber Shop Clark Barber Shop. Mrs G B Johnson visited J E Sharp in Centerville Monday and reports Elmer Sharp much improved.

Moravia Johnson Barber Shop Clark Barber Shop G. B Johnson J. E Sharp Centerville Elmer Sharp

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Leona Kanter Miss Dahl Mr. Boller Alexander’s Grocery and Produce THE Church OF United Brethren IN Christ Church OF Christ W. J. Dever Moulton Gauldner M. E. Church Harn J. M. Cate Ford Waughop Motor Co Cn-Op Attention A. F A. M Missouri Selz Phoenix Bradley Wilson Bros F—_s Frank Swaim J. & P. Coats Leghorn Turkey Tomsi G.S Ade R. W. Winsler
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