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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1975

Page

4

Moravia Mohawkettes prepare for season under coach Hawkins

Moravia girls basketball opens with seven returning letterwinners led by Kandi Easter and Sheri Easter with guard speed from Peggy McBride Jill McDanel and Mary Bruce. Coach Hawkins notes size in guards and shooting balance while missing Molly Van Benthuysen. First scrimmage at Albia on Nov 14 against Davis County. season schedule lists multiple away games and home opener Dec 12 against Central Decatur. Also mentions Moravia football finale at Twin Cedars and a brief note on Minta Shoemaker returning from cruise aboard the USS Rotterdam.

Moravia Twin Cedars Moravia Mohawkettes Ivan Hawkins Kandi Sheri Easter Sheri Wilson Peggy McBride Candy Maron Jill McDanel Mary Bruce Molly V van Benthuysen Hawkins Easter Gisters Sheri Candy Marlin Carol Johnson Janet Tisue Sheri Hinote Paula Hopkins Theresa Cortesio Becky Jester Vicky Horn Albia Davis County Central Becatur Leon Danny Brooks Laurie Tones

Molly Van Benthuysen in Graceland Basketball

Moravia's Molly Van Benthuysen joins Grand View College Des Moines for an upcoming season featuring a high share of high school All-Star players. Local interest grows as the home schedule lists games against Nebraska University Seminole OK, Missouri University, SW Missouri, William Penn, Mt. Mercy Cedar Rapids, Iowa State, Central Missouri State, Graceland Lamont, Kansas State, and NW Missouri State.

Molly van Benthuysen Graceland Moravia Grand View College Des Moines Nebraska University Seminole Okla College Missouri University SW Missouri University William Penn Mt. Mercy Cedar Rapids Iowa State University Central Missouri State Graceland College Lamont Kansas State NW Missouri State

Melcher-Dallas Beats Moravia 50 to 0 in rout

Melcher Dallas dominated Moravia 50 to 0 at home. Melcher-Dallas led 14-0 after the first quarter and added 30 points in the third while Moravia managed 86 rushing yards and 18 passing yards. Key injuries occurred including Jeff McDanel, Mike Brown, and Harold Rowley, with others expected back for the Twin Cedars game.

Melcher Dallas Moravia Melcher Dallas Terry Williams Alan Tisue Jeff McDanel Mike Brown Harold Rowley Twin Cedars

Moravia Fresh-Sophs Fall to Twin Cedars in Close Game

Moravia Freshmen and Sophomores lost 14 to 2 at Twin Cedars Monday night. Mistakes on offense and defense proved costly as Randy McDonough scored the lone Moravia points. Twin Cedars added a sweep around left end and a 40 yard interception return for their scores. The Fresh-Soph team ends the season 2-2.

Fresh-Soph TWO Cedars Moravia Freshmes Twin Cedars Moravia Randy McDonough Twin Cedar

Halloween Party at Grace Methodist Held in Basement

The Grace Methodist Junior class hosted a Halloween party in the church basement on Wednesday evening. Games were played and prizes awarded for best mask. Attendees included Terri Ballanger Audrey Dowd Elaine Rogers Mark Wilson Marty Brown Milton Wilson Teri Easter Kelly Burger Rodney Burger Martha Dowd Range Sievers Connie Wulff Jeff Mobley and teachers Mr and Mrs Virgil Dooley.

Grace Methodist Church Terri Ballanger Audrey Dowd Elaine Rogers Mark Wilson Marty Mark Brown Milton Wilson Teri Easter Kelly Rodney Burger Martha Dowd Range Sievers Connie Wulff Jeff Mobley Virgil Dooley

School Calendar Slips into Autumn Events

The calendar lists Oct 30 girls basketball scrimmage at Twin Cedars 4 30 pm Oct 21 football at Twin Cedars 7 30 pm Nov 1 vocal clinic at Leon Nov 3 girls basketball preview 7 30 pm Nov 5 band and music mothers 1 45 pm Nov 6 girls basketball scrimmage Fremopt 4 pm Nov 8 instrumental clinic Corydon all students off for parent teacher conferences with no school during the period.

Twin Cedars Leon Mon Corydon

Garden Club Elects Officers for 1976

Moravia Garden Club held its meeting October 22 at Genevieve Morgan’s home with thirteen members and three guests present. Two new members joined, Mia Nelson and Sherri Uh lenhake. The club plans to help with meals for senior citizens the last week in November. New officers for 1976 are Siby Whitehead president, Delores Burkland vice president, Linda Harris treasurer, Esther Chelsing secretary, Beverly Nielsen historian, Amy Gidel member at large.

Moravia Garden Club Genevieve Morgan Mia Sherri Nelson Teddle Uhlenhake Siby Whitehead Delores Burkland Linda Harris Esther Chelsing Beverly Nielson Amy Gidel

Local residents visit friends across Ottumwa and Keosauqua

Sunday and Friday visits span Ottumwa Keosauqua Centerville and Brighton. Visitors include Opal Van Dorin with Cecil Matherly and the Runnells families from Ottumwa plus Zenith Hiatt, the Charity family at Keosauqua, and other relatives from Unity, Albion, Marshalltown, Wyoming and Powersville Missouri amid hospital and home visits.

Opal van Dorin Cecil Matherly Pearl Runnells Ottumwa Eva Runnells Zenith Hiatt Paul Benelli Chris Lloyd Gray Brighton Ray Charity Art Roberts Keosauqua Mire Charity Moa James Easter Ted Ronald Ron McCaleb Glenn Fowler Alan Dooley Sarah John Knudson Albion Mae Blanchard Marshalltown Isal Johnston Cheyenne Wyo Roy Dooley Centerville Virgil Dooley Monte Albers Andy Powersville Alice Kaster Joe Kaster Tina Bobby Paul Benes Brian Carl Cox Fradkie Carla Bill Cox John Fosenburg Donnie Self

Moravia Bicentennial plans announced for 1976

The Moravia Bicentennial and 125th anniversary committee met Oct 23 at the Moravia Community Building. About 70 people enjoyed a coop dinner from The Moravian Cook Book. Committees reported plans for three days of celebration on July 3 4 and 5 1976 with details to follow in the Moravia Union.

Moravia Coop The Moravia Union

Moravia CROP Walk Report A Great Success

The Moravia Hunger Walk raised over $700 with 20 of 24 walkers completing the 12 mile route. Please turn in pledged money by Sunday, Nov. 2 to Bob or Jo Hoover or contribute to CROP through them.

Moravia Bob Jo Hoover Church World Service

Local Moravia Students Shine in Educational Presentation Day

Julia Moore a Moravia 6th grader presented Watch Out For Ouches on kitchen safety. Danita Hoffman a 6th grader showcased Complicakes with cake decorating ideas. Both earned Certificates of Recognition and Merit plus trophies. Also from Appanoose County Centerville High School students Brenda Frogge and Jean Barbaglia presented Candle Power and received Certificates of Recognition.

Julia Moore Danita Hoffman Moravia Ktvo-Kbiz Bloomfield Danita Jack Hoffman Julia Bill Moore Appanchose County Brenda Frogge Jean Barbaglia Centerville High School

Birthday thanks from Hazel M Wilson to card senders

Hazel M Wilson expresses gratitude for the numerous birthday cards received last week and says she savors each message.

United Methodist Rev L 8 Deedrick Sermon at 9:30 am

Sealine church notes plan for Romans series after finishing Jonah in the Old Testament. Pastor Donald Whitehead invites all to worship at 9:30 a.m. with Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. in a bid to lift attendance.

Feoniam United Methodist Deedrick Donald Whitehead

Moravia United Methodist Parish announces activities

Grace Salem and Grace United Methodist pastors lead weekly services at Salem and Grace with worship at 10 and 11 a.m. Bible study, choir, and junior programs meet midweek. Special events include worknight November 5 and a parish meeting November 14 led by Dale Williams to plan the year. Baby sitting provided. all interested invited.

Salem Grace Dale Williams Owa

Revival calendar at Nazarene church announces evangelist Ralph Tucker

The Church of the Nazarene led by Pastor D. R. Ables lists events for Sunday November 2 with services at 10:00 am and 11:00 am, evangelist Ralph Tucker preaching, plus 2:30 pm Shut-In Services, 6:45 pm N.Y.P.S., and 7:30 pm Evangelistic Service continuing Nov 2 to Nov 9. District Teen Hike details and contact 724-3649 appear, along with a quote on sowing wild oats.

Frank Woodward Ralph Tucker N.Y.P.S Rose Mary Smith Opal Longiey Bob and Natalie Hiatt Bob Hiatt Don Klampe Indianola

Moravia Rebekah Lodge Honors Members Meeting

Moravia Rebekah Lodge gathered Monday evening with Helen Lou Burton presiding as noble grand. After business, Mrs Gladys Harsh read two poems for members not past noble grands. Gifts were given to Clara Irelan and Alberta Benz, followed by a social hour.

Rebekah Moravia Rebekah Lodge Helen Lou Burton Noble Grand Gladys Harsh Clara Irelan Alberta Benz

Past Matrons Club Meets Hostess Mrs John Main

Mrs John Main hosted the Past Matrons Club for a belated Thursday gathering. After a social evening she served pumpkin pie with whipped cream, candies and coffee.

John Main Past Matrons

Music Mothers Meeting Plans Alfalfa Banquet

The Music Mothers club will meet at the high school on Wednesday afternoon November 5 at 1 45. Plans will be finalized for the Alfalfa banquet on November 20. Members are urged to be present.

Music Mothers

Move of Wabash Depot Planned to South Site

Elmer Gidel of the local Historical Committee says a site south of the Henry Lurher home and mattress factory has tentatively been approved for the old Wabash depot. The plan is to purchase the lot, move the depot there, restore it, and use the current front area for parking and possible playground equipment. The contractor has examined the depot and expects a near future move once arrangements are complete.

Elmer Gidel Local Historical Committee Wabash Henry Lurher

Faye Platt Services Held Friday

Zola Faye Platt 80 of Moravia died Oct 22 1975 at Ottumwa Hospital after a monthlong illness. Born Sept 28 1895 in Appanoose County she was the lone child of John and Ellen Skinner Platt who preceded her. Funeral Friday Oct 24 at 3:30 pm Turner Funeral Home with Rev. Bob Hoover officiating. Burial in Fairview Main Station Cemetery.

Faye Platt Zola Faye Platt Moravia Ottumwa Hospital Appanoose County John Ellen Skinner Platt Turner Funeral Home Bob and Jo Hoover Clarence Whitehead Kenneth Brown Dick Hellyer Michael Koffman Junior Spencer Ronald Tisue Fairview Main Station

Card of Thanks for Faye Platt’s Life and Birthday

Relatives of Faye Platt express sincere thanks for love and kindness shown during her life. Gratitude for sympathy, floral tributes, memorials, and birthday cards received while hospitalized on September 28.

Faye Platt Faye

Mummers Parade and Costume Contest Thursday Night

Community parents and children are reminded of the Mummers parade and costume contest Thursday at 6 30 pm in the community building. Boosterettes organize the event with prizes. A town trick or treat tour follows the parade with safety notes to stay on sidewalks and observe porch lights indicating welcoming homes.

Nazarene Revival Held November 2 Through 9

The Church of the Nazarene launches a Fall Revival from Sunday morning November 2 to Sunday evening November 9 with evangelist Ralph W. Tucker Sr. of Oklahoma City as speaker. Tucker, Kansas native and Bethany Nazarene College graduate, preaches holiness of heart and life in Wesleyan theology. Special music will accompany each service and the public is invited.

Church of the Nazarene Ralph W. Tucker Oklahoma City Okla Tucker Kansas Bethany Nazarene College

Hoffmans Welcome Son Eric Lynn At St Joseph Centerville

Mr and Mrs Dele Hoffman announce the birth of a son, Eric Lynn, weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces, born October 15 at St Joseph Hospital in Centerville. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jack Foufjoan and Mr and Mrs Robert Mitchell of Plano.

Dele Hoffman Eric Lynn St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Jack Foufjoan Robert Mitchell Plano

City Election Tuesday Daunting Race Across Town

City voters go to polls Tuesday November 4 with Moravia Unionville Udell Rathbun and Mystic holding elections. Moravia voters choose mayor Keith Chelsing and council members Wm Burkland David Harris Paul Mihalovich Charles Turner Paul Wilson. Udell has no mayoral candidate. council contenders are Hedgecock Hedgecock Peel Powell Selix Underwood. Rathbun uses write in ballots. Mystic features a contested mayoral race with Citizens James Krum and Labor Katherine Davis and council contenders Michael Cunningham John Maletta Lynn Ryan Donald Thompson Gerald Vinton Robert Isaacson Howard Kessler Isabel Newberg Raymond Rick.

Moravia Unionville Legion Hall Udell Hall i Keith Chelsing Wm. Burkland David Harris Paul Mihalovich Charles Turner Paul Wilson Donald Thompson Gerald Vinton Katherine Davis Robert Isaacson Howard Kessler Isabel Newberg Raymond Rick Mystic

Ethel Caster 91 Dies at Golden Age Manor

Ethel Caster born March 24 1884 near Iconian Monroe County died October 22 1975 at Golden Age Manor Centerville aged 91. She married Luther Caster December 2 1900 and they farmed in Iconium Moravia Chugwater later returning to Moravia. Survived by six sons Osa Engelker grandchildren and many descendants. Funeral October 24 at Turner Funeral Home officiated by Revs Bob and Jo Hoover. Interment Moravia Hillcrest Cemetery.

Mary Ethel Hellyer Caster Iconian Monroe County James Lydia Nottingham Hellyer Centerville Luther Caster Walnut City Iconium and Moravia Chugwater Wyo Floyd Rollie Phillip Osa Albert Engelker Julesburg Colo Cecil Wayne Grand Junction Clyde Wrex Grant Pass Oregon Luther, Jr Monroe Turner Funeral Home Bob and Jo Hoover Moravigo Hillcrest Cemetery

Tribute Note From Selma Caster After Hospital Stay

A recipient expresses gratitude to family relatives and friends for remembering her in hospital. She thanks doctors nurses and Rev Hoover for prayers and notes that the kindness will always be remembered.

Rev. Hoover

Halloween Party at Eddie Squires Home

Mr and Mrs Eddie Squires of Rt 4 Centerville hosted a Halloween party Friday evening Willie Martin and Rod Krampe won best costume prizes The hostess served chili and oyster soup guests brought sandwiches pumpkin pie and finger foods After supper the group played roak Genevie Kalvig won most games Norma Lee Martin least games Guests listed include Ruben Faber Grace Mahin Albia Kenneth Clella Free Centerville Genevie Kalvig Bessie Donovan Dallas Nina Faber Nancy Rod Bob Susan Jim Krampe Bob Rose Faber Connie Larry Butch Norma Lee Martin and the hosts Eddie and Nadine Squires

Eddie Squires Rt. 4 Centerville Willie Martin Rod Krampe Genevie Kalvig Norma Lee Martin Ruben Faber Grace Mahin Albia Kenneth Clella Free Bessie Donovan Dallas Nina Faber Nancy Rod Bob Susan Jim Krampe Rose Faber Connie Larry Butch Norma Martin Willie Eddie Nadine Squires

Auto Collision at Corner Near Turner Funeral Home

A wreck occurred around five p.m. Saturday at the Tur ner Funeral home corner. Mr and Mrs Tom Pettibone, traveling from the south, hit a car driven by Mrs Orville Rogers coming from the west. Mrs Pettibone was treated at Albia hospital for bruises and a broken nose, kept overnight. Mrs Rogers had minor cuts and bruises.

Turner Funeral Home Tom Pettibone Orville Rogers

Also Mentioned on This Page

MHS Mohawkettes Janet Tisne Theresa Coresio Carol Johns John McDanel Vickie Horn Julie Bettis Kandi Kaster Sheri Kaster Becky Kaster Sherri Hinote Lenna Bolin Pella Christian Melcher-Dallas Central Decatur B&g S.E. Warren Seymour Mormon Trail Wey Moultan-Udell Twin Cedara Minta Shoemaker Roterdam Nassaa Dallas Crush Grace Methodist Garden Club Capt. Cummins Migs Stauber Seahel Sumner Hazel M. Wilson Grace United Methodist Jerry Goblein Salem United Methodist Kenneth Condra D. R. Ables Nazarene Revival Ethel Caster Golden Age Manor Selma Caster
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