Mohawks Fall to Decatur in Bluegrass clash
Injuries marred Moravia as Central Decatur hammered Moravia 49-0 at Leon. Decatur surged 8-0, then 8 in Q2, 12 in Q3, 21 in Q4, piling up 407 rushing yards. Mohawks managed 87 rushing and 26 passing. Uhlenhake and Woodward suffered injuries. Next up is Wayne of Corydon at home.
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Leon
Central
Decatur
Decatur Boys
Moravia
Harold Rowley
Dean Johnson
Tisue
Clay Uhlenhake
Ron Woodward
Uhlenhake
Woodward
Stein
Wayne
Corydon
S.E. Warren
Moravia Garden Club to Meet at Burkland Home
The Moravia Garden Club will gather Wednesday September 24 at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs Delores Burkland for a study of Flower Show procedure as the main discussion topic.
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Delores Burkland
Moravia
Thanks for support during hospital stay and recovery
A note of gratitude from Margaret Brooks thanking everyone for cards gifts calls and flowers received while in hospital and after returning home Special thanks to Gladys Harsh and the Fall Festival entry day helpers.
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Gladys Harsh
Margaret Brooks
Sunday Visitors At Bill Robinson Home
Sunday visitors at the Bill Robinson home included Carl Cox Rex Angel and Mr and Mrs Glen Fowler of Moravia.
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Bill Robinson
Carl Cox
Rex Angel
Glen Fowler
Moravia
Rites Held for M. H. Johnson Moravia Pioneer
M. H. Johnson 86 died Sunday at home in Moravia after years of ill health and a recent hospital stay. Born August 27, 1889 in Monroe County to William and Jennie Johnson, he married Winifred Burny in Chicago in 1913. A barber by trade, he operated locally before moving to Chicago, then returned to Albia and Moravia in 1914. In 1924 he started the Success Barber and Beauty Supply and served on the Moravia school board, was in the Salem United Methodist Church, and a Mason. Survived by sons Russell in Honolulu, W Herschel of Moravia, Herbert of Yucca Valley, Donald of Knoxville, Charles of Centerville. 10 grandchildren and 42 great grandchildren. Preceded by his wife in 1964, and by parents, three brothers and four sisters. Services held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at Salem United Methodist Church. burial Hillcrest Cemetery. Turner Funeral home in charge. Memorials to the church.
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Monroe County
William and
Jennie Hoskins Johnson
Winifred Augusta Burny
Chicago
Merrill
Johnsons
Iowa
Albia
Moravia
Salem United Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Russell
Honolulu
Hawaii
W. Herschel
Herbert
Yucca Valley
Calif
Donald
Knoxville
Charles
Centerville
Robert
Joann Hoover
Hillcrest Cemetery
Turner
School Calendar Highlights For September Events
The calendar lists Sept. events including Softball at Twin Cedars and Football with Wayne on Sept. 19 at 7 30 p m, plus Sept. 20 football at Seymour and band and FFA activities. Sept 38 shows Girls Softball at Ottumwa 6 30 p m with Sept 2A finals at Ottumwa and October football games at Lamond and Southeast Warren. Pancake Day at Centerville is noted with Rand to Centerville.
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Twin Cedars
Wayne
Seymmour
Sigourney
FFA
Cal Congress
Mon
Ottumwayy
Ottumwa
Fri
Lamond
Warren
Centerville
Rand
Fall Festival Premiums See Strong Home Arts Display
Entries near 300 fill the community building as the Fall Festival honors winners across numerous garden and produce categories. Notable winners include Randy Phillips, Carl Van Zante, Velda Condra, Lois Kelley, and Robert Hopkins with multiple firsts in apples, tomatoes, squash, corn, and beans.
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Randy Phillips
Carl van Zante
Todd Phillips
Wendell
Phillips
Ora Smith
Marie Coltrain
Velda Condra
Sheila Schneider Lerned
Jim Reeder
Janice Easter
Lois Kelley
Phyllis O'Conner
Grimes
Robert Hopkins
Ellis van Sickle
Jonathan Applies
Andy Darrah
Wendell Philips
Jet
Julie
Luse
Susan Whitehead
John Strunk
Howard Proctor
Karrie Rogers
Keven Cox
Inee Campbell Thanks Relatives for Support After Hospital Stay
Inee Campbell expresses gratitude to relatives and friends who sent cards gifts and kindnesses during hospital stay at St Joseph Hospital and after returning home.
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St. Joseph Hospital
Inee Campbell
Tadlock Rites Held At Salem United Methodist Church
Services for Grant O. Tadlock 73 were conducted Monday at Salem United Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Hoover and Rev. Joan Hoover officiating and Basil Tadlock assisting. Burial followed at Hillcrest Cemetery. Turner Funeral Home handled arrangements. Memorials benefit the Iowa Lung Association. Tadlock born June 14, 1902 in Unionville to John and Emma Tadlock. married Helen Shull Feb 5, 1925. Survivors include wife, three daughters Imogene Tisue Naomi Porter Irene Brooks, three sons Basil Larry Joe, 20 grandchildren, five great grandchildren, one brother Lee Tadlock. He was a retired farmer and church member. pallbearers listed.
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Grant Tadlock
Salem
Grant O. Tadlock
Salem United Methodist Church
Robert
Joan Hoover
Basil Tadlock
Hillcrest Cemetery
Turner Funeral Home
Iowa Lung Association
Mr. Tadlock
Unionville
John
Emma Swalm Tadlock
Helen Shull
Imogene Tisue
Naomi Porter
Moravia
Irene Brooks
Fredericksburg
Basil
Fairfield
Larry
Rock Island
Joe
Whittier
Calif
Lee Tadlock
Tadlock
Card of Thanks to Grant Tadlock Family
The Grant Tadlock family expresses gratitude for kindness shown at the time of his passing. Helen Tadlock Imogene and Carl Tisue and family Basil and Lois Tadlock Larry and Joan Tadlock Joe and Marion Tadlock Irene and Bill Brooks Naomi Porter and family
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Grant Tadlock
Helen Tadlock
Imogene
Carl Tisue
Basil
Lois Tadlock
Larry
Joan Tadlock
Joe
Marion Tadlock
Irene
Bill Brooks
Naomi Porter
Cub Pack and Troop 40 Round-Up on September 18
Annual fall round-up invites 3rd to 5th graders for Cub Pack 40 led by Paul Wilson and 6th graders up for Troop 40 led by Bill Burkland. Meeting is Thursday September 18 at 7 30 p m at Moravia Legion Hall. Parents are invited to attend. contact unit leaders with questions.
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Paul Wilson
Bill Burkland
Legion Hall
Moravia
Funeral Held for Mrs Harold Clark in New Sharon
Funeral services were held Friday September 12 at New Sharon for Mrs Harold Hazel Clark also called Hazel Robinson born in Hilton area to George and Ada Robinson. A Moravia high school graduate of 1922 she married Harald Clark in Walnut City in 1926. She died September 9 at Mahaska County Hospital.
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Harold Clark
New Sharon
Harold
Hazel) Clark
Hazel Robinson
Hilton
George and
Ada (Brown) Robinson
Moravia High School
Harald Clark
Walnut City
Mahaska County Hospital
Grateful thanks from Sam Dicks at Iowa Methodist Hospital
Sam Dicks expresses deep gratitude for prayers, cards, letters and gifts received while a patient at Iowa Methodist Hospital. He extends blessings to all friends and relatives who supported him during his illness and recovery.
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Iowa Methodist Hospital
Sam Dicks
Birth of Sharon Inez Faber in Hills Iowa
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Faber of Hills Iowa announce the birth of a daughter Sharon Inez on September 15. Maternal grandparents are Inez Faber of Moravia and the late Wilfred Morrow of Colfax. Paternal grandparents are Fred Wade of Colfax and Mrs. Ann Parcel of Des Moines.
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Bruce Faber
Hills
Sharon Inez
Wilfred Morrow
Colfax
Inez Faber
Moravia
Fred Wade
Ann Parcel
Des Moines
Plans For Sundown Lake Spillway Complete By 1976
State agencies report Sundown Lake dam completion progress with the spillway underwritten by Triple-S Corporation up to 100000 and legal fees up to 5000. Negotiations with the Iowa Natural Resources Council aim to certify finished portions and ensure compliance with Order No. 72-115, with work starting around September 15.
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Sundown Lake
John Brunow
The
Natural Resources Council
Brunow
Triple-S Corporation
Appahoose Development Company
Iowa Natural Resources Council
Appanoose Development Company
Jayceeettes Elect Vicki Tisue President
The Jayceeettes named officers at an organizational meeting in the community building. Elected were Vicki Tisue as president Judy Moore first vice president Linda Houser second vice president Carol Cloved secretary Esther Chelsing treasurer and Ann Repp state director. First meeting set for October 7 with board at 6 30 p m and membership gathering at 8 p m.
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Jaycee-ettes
Vicki Tisue
Judy Moore
Linda Houser
Carol Cloved
Esther Chelsing
Ann Repp
The
Moravia Jaycee-ettes
Janet Harrod
Region Six
Ottumwa
Carol Cloyed
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Bill Moore
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