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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1965

Page

5

Ronald L. Woodward Receives Top Honors at Fort Leonard Wood

At Fort Leonard Wood, Pvt. Ronald L. Woodward earned the rifle range trophy and the highest proficiency distinction after eight weeks of demanding training. His proud parents Mr. and Mrs. Ron Woodward attended the graduation and lunch with the company commander who praised his performance and suggested officer candidate school with a strong recommendation. Woodward will also receive a promotion and report back to train new recruits. Band Mothers plan a birthday calendar fund raiser through Oct 1 to support uniforms and a reserve fund.

Ron Woodward Ronald L. Woodward Ft. Leonard Wood Woodward Pvt. Woodward Pvt Denny D. Dresch

Mrs Hiatt moved to Golden Age Manor in Centerville

Mrs Zenith Hiatt, recently hospitalized in Ottumwa for two months, was transferred to Golden Age Manor in Centerville on September 8. She would enjoy visits from friends.

Janice McDonough Joins Kansas City Safety Council

Janice McDonough accepts a post with the Greater Kansas City Area Safety Council. She began duties on September 13 and will finish her studies at the National Transportation schools through night classes.

Janice McDonough Greater Kansas’ City

Card of Thanks for Kindness after Death

A note of gratitude from Ora Powell Rosalie Stringfellow and families Doris Cook and family Lawrence Powell and family and Marlyn Powell for flowers memorials food cards and acts of kindness shown after the death of their wife and mother.

Ora Powell Rosalie Stringfellow Doris Cook Lawrence Powell Marlyn Powell

Moore Elected To School Board Moravia Election Results

In a regular school election on Monday 108 votes were cast in Moravia. Bil Moore of Iconium district won 71 votes for the school board seat, defeating incumbent Carl VanZante who had 37. Gaylor Main was re elected with 96 votes, with a single write in for Burdette Ward. Kenneth Hiatt won the southeast district unexpired term with 102 votes, plus a write in for Richard Harrington. Kermit Gladfelder was re elected as county board member with 97 votes amid five write ins for Dan Mihalovich. County officials say two more results await confirmation.

Moravia Bil Moore Iconium Carl VanZante Gaylor Main Burdette Ward Kenneth Hiatt Alva Cridlebaugh Richard Harrington County Board of Education Kermit Gladfelder Dan Mihalovich Gladfelder Forrest Foster

RAY MCCLOUD 78 DIES AT BLOOMFIELD HOSPITAL

Ray McCloud 78 died Monday morning at Bloomfield hospital where he had been a patient for four weeks. Born June 13 1887 near Main Station in Apanoose County he farmed in Moravia before moving there seven years ago. Survived by wife Hattie Main and three children Helen Homorin Mildred Phillis Donald plus six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev J A Ogden officiating burial in Moravia cemetery Turner Funeral Home in charge.

Ray McCloud Bloomfield Hospital Main Station Appanoose County Nathaniel Mary Jane Nicholson McCloud Hattie Main Helen Homerin Albia Mildred Phillis Denver Colo Donald Moravia McCloud Evangelical Brethren Church Ira Belle Kaster Fannie Hat- He Evangelical United Brethren Church J. A. Ogden Harold Mason Lord Carl van Zante Turner Funeral Home

Rites Set Friday for Husband of Goldie Hiatt

Word came Wednesday of the death of Alva Cornelius 56 of Kansas City husband of Goldie Hiatt formerly of the Hiattville community. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 30 a m in Kansas City. Body returns to Denny cemetery south of Moravia with graveside rites at 4 p.m. conducted by Rev Coleman.

Alva Cornelius Kansas City Goldie Hiatt Hiattsville Denny Cemetery Moravia Turner Funeral Home Rev. Coleman

Mr and Mrs Frank Wiand visit Mrs E G Hawk in Wyoming

Mr and Mrs Frank Wiand of LaGrange Wyoming spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs E G Hawk, sharing time and conversation in a brief social call.

Frank Wiand LaGrange, Wyo E. G. Hawk

Miller Church Homecoming This Sunday

Miller church southeast of Moravia holds its annual homecoming with Sunday School at 11 a.m. followed by dinner at 12 30 p.m. The afternoon program and services begin at 2 p.m led by Percy Hughes of Seymour.

Miller Church Moravia Percy Hughes Seymour

Moravia Baseball Splits Sectional Opener and Loss at Moulton

Moravia defeated Blakesburg 5-1 in their sectional opener at Moulton with pitcher Rick Rhee. They then fell to Moulton after a 5th inning rally, Cox homered, Matayas led 6-1 before the comeback, Georgie Woodward started on the mound for Moravia before Rhee relieved. If the diamond is usable, Moulton visits for a regular game Thursday.

Moravia High School Moulton Blakesburg Rick Rhee Moravia Cox Matays Georgie Woodward

John McAninch Services Sunday

John McAninch, son of Jacob and Rachel McAninch, died September 9 1965 at age 76 after months in Centerville hospital. He farmed near Scopium and was known as a cattle dealer with a love for saddle horses. Survived by wife Verna, two sons John and James, siblings, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday September 12 at Turner Funeral Home with Rev Elton Coleman. burial Hillcrest Cemetery.

John Elmer MecAninch Jacob Rachel McAninch St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Verna Kelsey Scopium Verna McAninch John Tural Mystic James Melrose Mary Smith Albia Joe Curtis Promise City Lynn Muse Gary Adams Kirksville Charles McAninch Mystic Max McAninch Ruey McAninch Turner Funeral Home Elton Coleman Hillcrest Cemetery Icharge

Paxston to observe 65th wedding day in Moravia

Mr and Mrs Frank Paxston celebrate their 65th anniversary with open house at their Moravia home on Sunday September 26. They were married September 25 1900 in Foster by Justice J P Jones. The couple have five children sixteen grandchildren forty great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren with relatives invited to call.

Frank Paxston Moravia Martha Wycoff Justice of Peace J. P. Jones Foster Paxston Henry Zatha) Simmons Tracy Kenneth Kansas City Versa Bettendorf Clifford Truman Valparaiso

Saddle Club Meeting At Moravia Park Shelter

Saddle Club invites interested members to a meet Thursday evening September 16 at 7 30 PM in Moravia park shelter house to discuss upcoming rides and activities.

Saddle Club Pleasure Moravia Park

Saddle Club Horse Show Near Blakesburg Iowa

The Blakesburg Saddle club plans a horse show on Sep 19 at 1 PM at Russell Warner farm miles east of Albia. Eleven events plus a Derby and a free prize for all. Community notice inviting Moravia residents to attend.

Saddle Club Blakesburg

Large Crowd At R E A Meeting In Chariot Valley

A large crowd estimated at 1,100 attended the annual Chariotton Valley Electric Coop meeting service at the high school lunch hour. Directors re elected were Reod Bryant Leo Beary and Jesse Alley with Leonard Vance chosen president Earl Boyer secretary and Jesse Alley treasurer. Prize winners included John Morrison Mrs Fred Jones B C Long Harry Bitner Zell Callen Trenton Wilson Ivan Shelquist L S Sisam Russell Alden Ivan Sage Dota Billings Frank Albertson Charles McFarland John J Coleman and others.

Chariton Valley Electric Coop Reod Bryant Numa Leo Beary Lovilla Jesse Alley Sewalin Leonard Vance Presdent Earl Boyer Carl van Zante Lloyd Brown Moravia Lee Larue Chari- On John Morrison Allerton Fred Jones Eddyville B. C. Long Mystic Harry Bitner Patio Grill Zell Callen Trenton Wilson Patio Light

Parade Results Highlight Diverse Entries Across Groups

Official parade results list top placements across churches and schools with Methodist first and E U B second among churches. In schools the Junior class took first and Sophomore second, while other classes and groups such as F H A and F F A are noted without top positions. Additional entries include Ava Foster Toy Parade second, Woodward Plumbing and Heating, Garden Club first, Band Mothers second, with Rainbow Girls and Monroe County Hospital Auxiliary mentioned among others.

Methodist E.U.B Nazarene F-H.a F.F.A Ava Foster Woodward Plumbing & Heating Garden Club Rainbow Monroe County Hospital

Class Reunion Held in Moravia Park

The 1960 Class reunion took place Sunday at the Moravia park shelter. Attendees included James Gosnell, Steve Burger, Dennis Heiden, Robert McCall, Robert Harsh, Gerry Chedister, Glen Phillips, Floyd Procter, Terry Schoolley, Mike Morrow, Bill Rogers, Tom Lowe, Bol Benz, Lois Fowler, Ronald Repp, Roger Robinson, and others from Moravia and nearby towns. Afternoon visitors arrived from Cedar Rapids, Rockford, Ottumwa, Unionville, and Iconium. Letters were read from Bobby Tomlin and Andrew Sanchez in Guam and Las Vegas respectively.

Moravia Park James Gosnell Karen Boyer Ottumwa Steve Burger Diana Burton Minburn Dennis Heiden Patsy Blumer Alicia Robert McCall Jane Ann Fox Des Moines Robert Harsh Maplewood Gerry Chedister Sandra Pearson Blakesburg Glen Phillips Centerville Floyd Procter Bloomington Minn Terry Schooley Virginia Strong Mike Morrow Unionville Bill Rogers Tom Lowe Nancy Turner Bol Benz Mary DuVall Lois Fowler Ronald Repp Ann Paxston Roger Robinson Moravia James Crawley Cedar Rapids Curtis Moore Ann Exline Rockford Roger Rooker Sharon McSparen

Wesley Plans Fall Youth Program

Mothers of Wesley Chapel Methodist Church met with Pastor Rev. Ellen Coleman to plan the Fall Youth program. Attendees included Mrs. Kenneth Hiatt Mrs. Kenneth Daniels Mrs. Lloyd Mabley Mrs. Herbert Boblenz and Mrs. Harry Phillips as they organized weekly MYF activities a Halloween party a Thanksgiving diaper drive and a Christmas program.

Wesley Chapel Methodist Church Ellen Coleman Virgil Dowley Kenneth Hiatt Kenneth Daniels Lloyd Mabley Herbert Boblenz Harry Phillips

Reverend Coleman Heads to Libertyville Funeral

Reverend Elton Coleman traveled to Libertyville on Wednesday for the funeral of 19 year old Ricky Creek who died in a car accident. He will depart the funeral on Friday.

Elton Coleman Libertyville Ricky Creek

Perry Wins Television Set at Fall Festival

Perry wins portable television set in Fall Festival drawing Saturday night as Elbert Perry of Moravia takes the TV prize. Bernard Hiatt of Centerville wins a transistor radio. 554 tickets sold. Other draws award Goode Seed and Feed seed corn, dog food, gas, grease, oil change, and assorted prizes to residents of Albia Decorah Oskaloosa Centerville and surrounding areas.

Elbert Perry Moravia Kenneth Hiatt Centerville Goode Seed & Fed Co Carl VanZante Brad Brown Wm. DeTar Albia Davis Variety Store Bill French Condra Standard Service Donnie’s Standard Station Leonard Bettis C. Kent Weaver Decorah VanDorin Implement Co Anna Landgrebe Rt. 3 Kathy Long Oskaloosa Hellyer Bros Moews Ronald McDanel Clayton Sheldon Robert Clark Turner & Son Sherry Kaster Grismore Sewings Machine Co Town Southern Utilities Co Jack Kaster 18Th St Garden Club Jerry Hinote Unionville Woodward Plumbing & Heating Frank Carter Donald Dowd Woodward Toy Parade Vooks Hayes Moulton Fant Theo Miller Doyle

Council Plans Sewer System for Moravia Town

Moravia town council and Merrill Garden of the Engineering Co discussed a town sewer project with a tentative $194,000 estimate. The figure requires town survey and full engineering before finalizing. They filed the preliminary report with the Housing and Home Finance Agency and will apply for a federal construction grant.

Merrill Garden GuJaloosa Moravia Housing and Home Finance Agency Washington, D. C

Joyce McDonough Elected Rainbow Worthy Advisor

At the Moravia Rainbow for Girls meeting Joyce McDonough was elected worthy advisor to succeed Connie Mullins. Judy Janssens is worthy associate advisor, Linda Hiatt charity, Joellen Hiatt hope, Patty Rogers faith. The officer install is planned for Oct 2 at 7:36 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. The group planned a parade float and cake walk and met at Turner lumber yard to work on the float.

Moravia Turner Lumber Yard

Rebekah Lodge Convenes After Summer Vacation

Moravia Rebekah lodge opens with a 6:30 cooperative picnic in the park. Invitations were read for Friendship meetings in Bloomfield on Sept 17 and Blakesbury on Sept 20. Plans set for members to attend, reports on summer meetings, and a 114th anniversary event planned for Sept 27 in Wa eching.

Minday Moravia Mildred Bishop Melle Rolaid Waeohing

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ronnie Woodward Fort Leonard Wood Mother Plan Flintstones Jeff Jill Jocia McDanel Mrs Clell McDanel Ray Avera Kenseth Brown Kenneth Brown John McAninch George Mason of Vinton A. G. Mason R.E.A. Meeting Wesley Perry Olive Jean Tarbell Rissie Gladfelder Mildred Sawyer Janice Moore Mamie Tisue Ethel Gardner Phyllis O'Conner Phyllis O’conner John A. Peterson Marilyn Koffman Margaret Callen Sian Edna Stocker Angel Food Lois Kelley Betty Caster Claribel Mosley Faye Luse Marie van Dorin Lois Wilson Deloris Perry Margaret Calien Claribel Moslegg Judy Cox Marilyn Koffmay Rissie Gladfer Yerga Boyer Nellie Willams Buffet Mantel Mamie Tiste Sibyl Whitehead Nellie Williams Virga Boyer Horticulture Hose Vera Bailey Velda Condra Rose Mildred Tarbell Zinnia Linda Wilson Selma Caster Violet Perry Boquet Zelma Megrew Asters Bells of Ireland Louemma Palmer Cosmos Edith Hiatt Loxcomb Krested Kathierine Charity Annie Wilson Dahlia (Smail Arke Wilson Virga Bover Dahlia Varge Grillardia Gladalia Maine Tisue Garnel Brain Mildred Tarbeil Gid Redes Kelly Auf Minburn Harold Burin Buer the Park Council Joyce McDonough Rebekah Lodge Mir Ulady Hawk
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