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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1927

Page

3

Exline Girls Basketball Team Opens Season

About fourteen girls joined the Exline team under Miss Dahl and played their first game on Tuesday October 26 1927 at Exline with a 26 to 21 loss to Lextine. The Appanoose County Inspirational Institute met in Centerville October 20–21 1927 closing county schools for the event and featuring Hey Hyten Ensign and Miss May Smith as speakers. A community band, directed by W K Brand, rehearses each Monday at the schoolhouse with Clarinets Harold Mason Richard Sneed Norman Firkine Drumists James Reich Nourden Slavin Wayne Townsend Cornet Dwight Hiatt Roger Fix Baritone Pearl Broshar Saxophone players, planning another successful season.

Exline Miss Dahl Lextine Appanoose County Institute Appannose County Inspirational Institute Centerville Methodist Church Hey, Hyten Cedar Ranida Prof Ensign Iowa University Miss May Smith Iowa State Teachers College Harold Mason Richard Sneed Norman Firkine Dale Harrison Donald Reich James Reich Nourden Slavin Wayne Townsend Cornet Dwight Hiatt Roger Fix Pearl Broshar

Interesting Assembly Report on West Travel Tales

Miss Griffin led a party of teachers on a summer tour through the west with Berkley California as a base. They studied during the week and sightseeing on weekends visiting the Grand Canyon Muir Woods Yosemite Lake Louise and the Canadian Rockies after return. The bulletin board displayed pictures and leaflets of the trip highlighting falls mountains and forests.

Miss Griffin West Berkley California Grand Canyon Griffin Bulletin Board Muir Woods Yoremite Valley Canadian Rockies Lake Louise Bumnif

Antiquity Lodge Assemble for Charles Lincux Funeral

Members of Antiquity Lodge No. 262 are summoned to gather at the bar at 1:00 p.m. Thursday to proceed to Albin and attend the funeral of Brother Charles Lincux D. EB. Bislup W. M.

Antiquity Lodge Albin Charles Lincux D. EB. Bislup W. M

Family Reunion at Free Home Highlights Local Guests

A warm family reunion took place Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Free's home. Honored guest was Miss Jennie Pree of Los Angeles, sister of Mr. Free. Other attendees included Will Free, Clyde Dicks and son Truxton, Hary Brown and LiRay Free, Kenneth, Doris and Emily Free, A J Brown, Oswald Marjory, J L Free, Harold Argo and children, Lewis Young, Louise Smith was an afternoon caller.

Henry Free Jennie Pree Los Angeles Calif Free Mra Will Free Mes Clyde Dicks Truxton Mare Hary Brown LiRay H. Free Kenneth Doris Emily A. J. Brown Oswald Marjory J. L Free Harold Argo Lewis Young Louise Smith Wan

Edward McFatridge Dies Suddenly

James Edward McFatridge died suddenly in Cedar Rapids Iowa on Oct 23 1927 at age 60 years 10 months and 28 days. Born near Iconium Nov 26 1867 he lived in the community and was a member of the Christian Church. He leaves three brothers four sisters and many relatives. Funeral services were at the Iconium Christian Church with interment in Iconium cemetery. Card of Thanks from W T McPatridge family.

James Edward McFatridge Cedar Rapids Iowa R. W. Winsler Co Teonium Eddie Iconum Christian Church n+ fconiura Miuurn William F Moravia Winifred N Centerville Alfred M Albia Anna Snyder Emma Kelly Canada Ethel Adams Troy Texas Grace Taylor Holly, Cole Calvin McFat«ridge Nezzie Verle Clarence Tconium Christian Church Win R. Matsler Iconium W. T. McPatridge

Rebekah Halloween Party At I O O F Hall

The annual Rebekah Hallowe en masquerade party will be held at the I O O F Hall Monday evening October list. Each family is requested to bring one pumpkin pie and a dime. Edna Neff N G.

Rebekah Hallowe'en I. O. O. F. Hall Edna Neff N. G

Surprise Dinner Honors Mr Stevens 90th Birthday

On Sunday October twenty third a dinner was hosted at the W J Stevens home to honor his 90th birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs L S Patterson and others, baskets filled, visiting, photos, and games followed by best wishes for many more happy returns.

W. J. Stevens Stevens L. S. Patterson Will Moffat John Moffat Emma Ray Robert Roby Harry Rumley Edward Rumley Albert Goode George Stevens Merle Albert Veach Will Creech Lazelle Russell Strunk Paul Coffin Garland Hoyser Johnnie Sharp

Church of Christ Sunday School and Ladies Aid Chicken Dinner

Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by Superintendent Chase Kincade. Ladies Aid holds an all day event on Ort. 2 at the church with a chicken dinner offered.

Chase Kincade Ladies Aid

Colored Corinthian Jubilee Singers Set Saturday Evening

The Colored Corinthian Jubilee Singers will perform at the High School auditorium this coming Saturday in Moravia Oregon under the auspices of the M. E. Chaseh. Admission is one dollar and fifty cents. The program was postponed previously but now promises a very interesting show with entertainment value for local residents.

Colored Courinthian Jubilee Singers Moravia M. EB. Chaseh

Barber Shops Set New Evening Hours in Moravia

Notice states Moravia barber shops will close at 10 p.m. on Saturdays and 7 p.m. on other nights from November 1. Names listed are Dobson Barber Shop and Clark Barber Shop.

Moravia Dobnsan Barber Shop Clark Barber Shop

Armistice Day Program Set by Basil Cowell Post

At Basil Cowell Post No. 361 American Legion meeting this week it was agreed to mark Armistice Day with a speaking and singing program. The event will be held at the United Brethren Church starting at 11. Rev. D. W. Thompson will deliver the day’s address. Additional features are being arranged and announced later.

Basil Cowell American Legion Post United Brethren Church D. W. Thompson U. B

Thieves Steal Tires From N G Wilson Residence

Thieves entered the Wilson garage Saturday night and stole the rear tires and rims from his Ford sedan. Mr. Wilson, angered by the loss, offers a liberal reward for information. The tires were nearly new Goodyear Diamond Trends.

N. G. Wilson Wilson Goodyear

Moravia Masons to Banquet Albia Lodge

Antiquity Lodge No. 262 Moravia will entertain Albia lodge at a 6:30 banquet Friday evening Oct 28. After the banquet work in the third degree will be given by the visiting lodge. The banquet is free and all members are urged to attend to welcome the visiting brethren and take part in the festivities.

Antiquity Lodge A. F A. M Moravia Albia

Bloomfield High Triumphs Over Locals 13 0

Bloomfield High School shut out the locals 13 to 0 at Davis County after noon last Saturday. The Bloomfield eleven dominated both sides of the line and secured a decisive victory in the gridiron clash.

Bloomfield High Davis County Nuf

Sealing Cemetery Drive Improves Moravia Grounds

Moravia community reports improvements to cemetery drives with mine shale sourced by the City Council. Geo. McCrory handles hauling, and shale will also surface the road from the Interurban station to the city limits. The item notes a stage performance by Marie Pratt-Wayne in Polly Wants a Cracker.

Moravia Geo. McCrory

Bloomfield election outlook questions candidates and services

In a Bloomfield Republican editorial editor K D Melcher notes March city officer elections. Several councilmen and Mayor Leon may not seek reelection. The piece argues elected officials in towns like Bloomfield perform a public service at times sacrificing business and personal relationships for the community.

K. D. Melcher The Bloomfield Republican Bloomfield Leon Jong

Keeping the Paper Clean in Local Newsrooms

A concise critique argues editors should avoid scandal and gossip, preserving a paper’s integrity. It cites Lucerne Neville’s humorous line from Passy Wants a Cracker and notes society’s duty to refrain from spreading neighborly disgrace.

Lucerne Neville Passy Margaret Cullen

Death Claims Elmer G. Sharp Hardware Dealer

Elmer G Sharp a Centerville hardware dealer died at his home 426 East Maple street at 6 00 p m Saturday after an illness dating from May 28 He was born in Moravia September 4 1888 and lived in Centerville since 1914 managing Sharp and Son hardware He was married to Mary Campbell on August 26 1911 and leaves two children Virginia and Hygene along with wife parents and no surviving siblings Funeral services were held from the home and interment was at Oakland cemetery in Centerville He was a member of multiple fraternal orders and the Methodist church

Elmer G. Sharp Centerville East Maple Street Sharp Mr. Sharp Moravia Mra J. E. Sharp Mel Sharp Sharp & Son Hardware Elmer Mary Campbell J. W. Campbell Virginia Hygene Sterling Methodist Church Masonic Lodge the Elks, Kiwanis and Chamber of Commerce Woodman Lodge Blue Lodge Lowegian Antiquity Lodge Moravid Oakland Cemetery

Forsythe Obituary: Civil War Veteran Dies in Iowa

Thomas J. Forsythe born March 6 1846 in Brown County Ohio died October 25 1927 at his daughter’s home near Dean Iowa aged 81 years 7 months 19 days He married Armand Horn June 21 1868 with eleven children surviving him including four daughters and three sons in Oklahoma and Iowa Nearly 42 grandchildren two brothers and a large extended family mourn his loss He served 2 1/2 years in the Civil War and was honorably discharged.

Thomas J. Foraythe Brown County Ohio Ida Olivers Dean Iowa Armands Horn Wit Mam F L. R. Forsythe Oklahoma B. Forsythe Moulton Forsythe

Hallowe en Party at Fairview Schoolhouse Friday Eve

Halloween notice reports a party at Fairview Schoolhouse Friday evening with admission one cent. Teachers and local residents including Miss Evans LR Priebe Lloyd Clark Orland Brain J W Halden P D Schreiner Frank Swaim J B Speed D E Bishop W A H K Smith and others attended a Musonic Fellowship gathering at Matlt on Wednesday evening with a lively and profitable meeting. Grand Master David Tripp and past leaders attended and spoke.

Fairview Schoolhouse Miss Evans LR. Priebe Lloyd Clark Urland Er Brain J. W. Halden P. D. Schreiner Frank Swaim J. B. Speed D. E. Bishop W. A H. K K. Smith David R. Tripp Dows Manes

Cooperative shipments of hogs cattle and sheep to St Louis

The Co Operative Marketing Association reported shipments last week totaling two carloads of hogs on Monday and two ears of hogs, one carload of cattle, and one year of sheep on Tuesday. Managers Hawks and E G Hawk accompanied the ship line on Tuesday. All shipments were sent to the St Louis market.

Co-Operative Marketing Association Mgr. Hawks E. G. Hawk St. Louis

Evidence of better times at Milwaukee cattle sale

The Co operative Sales Co held a large sale at the Milwaukee stockyards last Friday afternoon. Buyers from a distance attended keen bidding and paid strong prices for cattle. A lot of black spring calves brought 48.25 dollars per head and another 46.25. The price levels reflect improving times for farmers and cattle raisers nationwide.

Co-operative Sales Co Milwaukee

Legion Auxiliary Meeting And Young Stockmen Profits

Regular Legion Auxiliary meeting and officer installation set for Tuesday evening November 1. County Agent Wallace Cruikshank notes Carl and Russell Alden of Unionville earned about 60 dollars net profit per calf from two Angus baby beefs sold recently, after costs.

Carl Russell Alden C. L. Alden Unionville Wallace Cruikshank Tuwegian

Trustees of Taylor Township Meeting in Moravis

The Trustees will meet in Moravis on Monday November Tech at 10 a.m. to settle road district bills and address any other lawful business that may come before the meeting.

Taylor Township Moravis Tech

Legion and Auxiliary Halloween Masquerade Party Noted

The annual Legion and Auxiliary Halloween masquerade party will be held Monday evening October 21 at the Legion Home. All members and their families are invited and expected to attend. T. L. Frisby has returned to Centerville after visiting his daughter Mrs. John Veach. Hear Thomas Livingstone Pratt in Polly Wants a Cracker ends with a childlike plea.

Legion and Auxiliary Hallowe'en Legion T. L. Frisby Centerville John Veach Thomas Livingstone Pratt Polly Forrest Main

Also Mentioned on This Page

Althes Green Attention A. F Edward McFatridge Church OF Christ Colored Corinthian Jubilee Singers Albia Lodge Marie Pratt-Wayne Sural Oza Callen Elmer G. Shari T. J. Forsythe Hallowe'en Party Servae Phoenix J. & P. Coats Legion Auxiliary BABY Legion and Auxiliary Hallowe'en Party Leghorn G.S Leile Ade R. W. Winsler
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