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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1962

Page

4

Moravia Rainbow for Girls install new Worthy Advisor

Janice McDonough was installed as Worthy Advisor at a Moravia Rainbow for Girls ceremony in the Masonic Temple. Diane Kincade presided as retiring Worthy Advisor. attendees included Marilyn Turner, Janet Whitehead, plus relatives from Des Moines Centerville and Moravia.

Diane Kincade Moravia Rainbow For Girls Janice McDonough Moravia Rainbow Girls Linda Jacobs Centerville Moravia Sandra Whitehead Miss McDonough Miss Turner Steven Raymie Mike Dayle Mar 1Jorie French Marybeth Johnson Carole Adams Hope Edie Mullins Linda Jones Connie Boblenz Carol ‘Mullins Miss McDonough Lester Brain Richard Fetts Masonic Lodge Dick Johnson Dewey Kincade Des Moines

20th Century Club to Meet Oct 2

The first meeting of the year for the 20th Century club will be held Tuesday Oct 2 with a cooperative dinner at noon at the home of Mrs Ira Buyer.

20Th Century Club Ira Buyer

Visit notes from Cheyenne and Ottumwa families

Albert Lemaster of Cheyenne Wyoming visited last Wednesday with cousins Mrs. Harley Nisue Mrs. Theo Miller Mrs. Hugh McFaltridge Carl Tisue and Roy Argos. Lowell Van Dorin and family from Ottumwa spent Sunday with Leo Van Dorin and family. Mrs Elvie Bickford of Colton California was dinner guest Monday with Nancy and Leotus Temple.

Albert Lemaster Cheyenne Wyo Harley Nisue Theo Miller Hugh McFaltridge Carl Tisue Roy Argos Lowell van Dorin Ottumwa J. T. van Dorin Leo van Dorin Elvie Bickford Colton Calif Nancy Leotus Temple

Flight of the Stork welcomes David Roy Pettibone

Mrs. Jerry Pettibone and Dr. fir are proud to announce the birth of a son, David Roy, born Thursday morning September 20 at 12 11 at St. Joseph Hospital in Centerville. He weighed 6 pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Pettibone and Mrs. Mary Meadows. great grandmother. Welcomed by sister Peggy.

Watershed work begins in Moulton district

The Moulton Watershed project moves forward with brush removal at the B-2 site and earthmoving to start this week after a low bid of 29,382.89 by M. Richard Jones of Corydon for three grade stabilization structures and a fourth spread across nearby farms. U.S. Soil Conservation Service oversees planning, with local farmers steering administration and contract funding.

Moulton W. “Cliff” Singley Appanoose County M. Richard Jones Corydon Farmi Lowell Young Hardy Winans Glen Jacobs Bobby Spurgeon J. Lloyd Black Doyle Anderson Bobby Spureon U. S. Soil Conservation Service Singley Soil Conservation District Soil District

Kingery Reunion Held in Indiana at Boone Grove Home

Mr and Mrs David F Kingery of Boone Grove Indiana hosted a family reunion September 15 and 16 with many relatives gathering from Grand Rapids Michigan Highland Indiana Ottumwa Iowa West Hampton Beach New York Gary Indiana and Chicago Illinois All were present except son Clayton who vacationed in Tennessee

David F. Kingery Boone Grove Indiana David W. Kingery Grand Rapids Mich Joe la Manita Highland Ind Howard Saner Bill Kingery Robert Tinsley Steve Dixie Judy Rodger Ottumwa Ivan Kingery Diana Sandy Rex Kingery Douglas Thomas Minetta West Hampton Beach New York Donald Bell Dennis Allen Glenda Jerry Glen Kingery Gary Robert Kingery Rosa Bobby Patty Lori Linda Susie Clayton Chicago Tennessee

Surprise Birthday Supper for Sonny Walker

Sonny Walker came home Friday from school to a party of ten boys who helped celebrate his 16th birthday with donuts a treasure hunt active games and a birthday supper of hamburgers french fries and candy bars Gifts of pop and popcorn followed as guests left late in the evening Present were Larry Grinstead Charles Van De Pol Philip Wright Larry Woodward Eugenie Daniels Lora Hiat and others

Sonny Walker Larry Grinstead Charles van de Pol Philip Wright Larry Woodward Eugenie Daniels Lora

Dinner honors out of town guests at CO-OP Legion meeting

A cooperative dinner at the Legion home honored Albert Lemaster of Cheyenne Wyoming and Elva Bickford of Colton California. Grace was given by Mrs. Bickford, the oldest family member, with social time and pictures including a group shot of Mrs. Bickford age 91 and young Alan Tisue age 2.

Albert Lemaster Cheyenne Wyo Elva Bickford Colton Calif Legion Home Grace Harley ‘Sisue James Nash Beverly Terry Edna Nash Des, Moines Roy Argo Dennis Gerald Curl Tisue Wayne Gary Alan Brian Ray Chance Sharon Steven Lovilia

Udell Folks Attend Conference in Lenark NL

Mr and Mrs Ora Powell and Zola Saum traveled to Lenark NL Thursday to attend Brethren church conference. Powell party returned Saturday morning and other relatives joined later, with multiple local families visiting, staying, and sharing meals. Visitors included Chester and Ruth Zook from McLouth Kan and extended to Minnie Moffatt, Ollie Moffatt, and other area residents through Sunday.

Ora Powell Zola Saum Hinegardner Léenark Powell Lennark Lawrence Powell Charlotte Alvin Spring Gloria Sherry Ronnie Linda Burger Doyle Spring David Elaine Bronson Kenny Selix Minnie Moffatt Ollie Moffatt Min= Moffatt

Day of Prayer at EUB Church Observed Wednesday

The Denominational Day of Prayer of the E U B church will observe this service Wednesday Oct 3 at the local church. The service precedes World Communion Sunday on Oct 7. Theme is When You Pray and is sponsored by the Women's Society of World Service. Mrs J A Ogden will preside.

E.U.B Women’s Society of World Service J. A. Ogden

Miss Coulson Named New Librarian at Moravia Library

Miss Mabel Coulson was appointed librarian of the Moravia public library at the town council meeting, filling the vacancy from Mrs Charles Coffin. She begins Saturday Oct. 6. The library has a long history, moving locations and updating facilities since its founding, with renovations underway and books and magazines on hand.

Mabel Coulson Moravia Charles Coffin Voi Tyon Gardner L'Akima Wash Mas McCrory Sunnyslope Ottumwa Coffin

Local family visits and guests across towns

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Woodward and family spent Sunday with the Overturfs in Burlington. Vicky Lockman stayed with her grandparents in Unionville. The Lockmans and Judy visited. Mrs. Leanore Haines of Bloomfield dined with her sister the Sawyers. J R Hoyer and family from Hillsboro visited Bloomfield. R R Pennington was in Bloomfield for a check up and eye treatment for his wife.

Ron Woodward Ron Georgie Ronald Overturf Pam & Greg Burlington Vicky Lockman John Romans Unionville Billy Lockman Judy Leanore Haines Bloomfield Lester Sawyer J. R. Hoyer Hillsboro R. R. Pennington

Local residents host or visit over weekend in Udell and Knoxville

Monday supper guests at Lionel Spring home included Mr and Mrs Barl Kelley who plan to move to the Leslie Potter property soon. Wednesday morning callers were Mrs Joe Moore and Linda at Harold Springs. Sunday afternoon visits involved Mr and Mrs Lloyd Se lix Mr and Mrs Elmer Seilx at the Francis Selix home. Knoxville dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Lionel Spring and Darlene Mr and Mrs Lloyd Se lix of Udell and Carol Slay of Lovilla who later visited Ms Orval McCoy in Lovilla. David and Douglas Powell spent the weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs Elmer Elschlager in Centerville. Glenn Matthews and sons attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Sam Andrews in Cedar Rapids, former Udell residents and sister of Erna Matthews.

Knoxville Lovilla Orval McCoy David Douglas Powell Elmer Elschlager Centerville Glenn Matthews Cedar Rapids Sam Andrews Udell Glenn Erna Matthews

Moravia Antiquity Lodge to Convene October Meeting

A regular meeting of Moravia Antiquity Lodge A F and A M will be held Monday night October 1 at 7 30 PM. Worshipful Master will report on grand lodge proceedings. All members are urged to attend. Robert Polts WM.

Moravia

E T C Club Meets With Mr Herbert Megrew

The first fall meeting of the year of the E T C club was hosted by president Mrs Herbert Megrew at her home. Roll call was Circus Days. After business, rock was played. Prizes went to Mrs Gerald Morgan and Mrs Leonard Palmer, with Mrs Palmer winning the door prize. Refreshments followed.

E.T.C Herbert Megrew Gerald Morgan Leonard Palmer Palmer

Educational Development Tests At MHS

Iowa tests of education and development were given at MHS over three days this week under Principal Guthrey. The tests measure current learning status and reasoning ability, providing growth data for students, teachers, and counselors. Results will be shared with parents in a few weeks, with interpretable scores and guidance.

Iowa Guthrey

Centerville Pancake Day Parade Opens with Moravia Band

Centerville hosts a fall one day celebration with free pancakes today. Moravia schools are closed and buses do not run. Moravia band marches in the Centerville parade this afternoon. Two Moravia high students, Joyanne Vincent and Lorraine Walker, compete in the pancake day beauty contest.

Centerville Moravia Joyanne Vincent Lorraine Walker

Layette Shower Honors Annette VanDorin

A layette shower for Annette Colleen VanDorin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sylvan VanDorin, was hosted Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs John Veach and Mary K. Guests, including neighbors Mrs Richard Veach and Jo Eleen, enjoyed gifts and refreshments provided by Mrs John Veach Mrs Zell Callen Mrs Art Fox and Mrs Curtis Burton.

Annette Colleen VanDorin Sylvan VanDorin John Veach Mary K VanDorin Zell Callen Art Fox Curtis Burton Richard Veach Jo Eleen

Rebekahs to Host Guest Night October 8

Moravia Rebekah lodge met with Mrs Raymond Charity presiding. Plans were made for a guest night on October 8 and a dinner for the Booster Club on October 11. Food committee reported a menu and refreshments included jello salad crackers and coffee.

Moravia Rebekah Lodge Raymond Charity Booster Club Gerald Morgan Cecil Schrodt

Supper guests and visits span several towns

Residents hosted and visited by neighbors include Perry Boyer of Seattle and the Weathers of Florida, with evangelistic plans in near future. Other guests were John Sullivan from Bell Garden and Maude Coltrain, plus Mussy, Witlet, Grimes, and Allen families. Ken Ellison, Keith Sawvel, Jimmie Sawvel, Carol Adams, and Billy Lockman families were among recent visitors as local ties and travel continue. AnAuxiliary rummage and food sale is planned for Sept. 21.

Ira Boyer Perry Boyer Seattle Wash Craig Weathers Taveres Fla Forrest Moffitt Alice McDanel Centerville Earl Boyer Weathers Chicago John Sullivan Bell Garden Calif Maude Coltrain Frank Musick Helen Witlet Allen Grimes Chariton Roy Ellison Beloxi Miss Kenny Ellison Kenny Air Force Keith Sawvel Aspen Colo Lester Sawvel Jimmie Sawvel Newton Sawvel Carol Adams Unionville Billy Lockman Cliff Burger Yvonne Billy Frances Burton Mediapolis Kenneth Free Flora Jones G. Hawk J.T. van Dorin Ray McCloud Charles Coffin Monroe County Hospital Albis Janie Ward Dennis Kelly

Local farmers thank volunteers for hay harvest aid

Mr and Mrs Wendell Murdy express gratitude to Wayne Clark Earl Rowley Carl VanZante Cyril McDanel Harald Mason and Bob Kehrberg for mowing and bailing their hay last week. The note reflects appreciation from the Murdy family.

Wayne Clark Earl Rowley Carl VanZante Cyril McDanel Harald Mason Bob Kehrberg Wendell Murdy

Local visits and family events update in Centerville

Mr and Mrs Billy Lockman and daughters visited at the Raymond Lockman home. Judy stayed with grandparents. Floyd Lemaster from Albin Wyoming visited for a few days. Pelating as EBM Rre noted on Auxiliary Surface and a food sale set for Saturday September 29 from 11 00 to 4 00. Earl Wayland from Davenport visited Sunday to Tuesday with sister in law Mrs Tdy Mangle. Maurice Walter and daughters attended the funeral of grandmother Alice Nash 98 at Miller Wherle funeral home Centerville.

Billy Lockman Raymond Lockman Judy Floyd Lemaster Albin Wyo Pelating Earl Wayland Davenport Tdy Mangle Maurice Walter Alice Nash Miller- Wherle Funeral Home Centerville

School Community Association Holds First Meeting of Year

The first SCA meeting of the school year was held Monday at the high school with newly elected officers in charge. Rev Lavern Smith led the invocation, and officers outlined committee duties. A clothing drive and civil defense course were discussed, plus a glasses project approved. Life saving demonstration by 4-H members Joanne Main and Becky Wilson, plus choral numbers, faculty introductions, and refreshments followed.

School Community Association Lavern Smith Larry Brooks A. R. Fenton Joanne Main Becky Wilson Unionville Guthrey Stone

Auxiliary Rummage Sale Planned to Close Year

The American Legion Auxiliary chapter under Mrs. Larry Brooks plans a rummage and food sale this Saturday as part of a year end drive to recruit new members and support veterans families. The group focuses on aiding veterans, supporting children, and community improvement through patriotic activities.

The American Legion Auxiliary Larry Brooks America

Fairview School Plans Homecoming October 7

The Fairview school will hold a homecoming eight miles east of Moravia on October 7. A basket dinner at noon invites all former teachers pupils and friends to attend.

Fairview Moravia

Fences at Moore and Dicks Farms Cut Near Iconium

Fences at Elbert Moore and Sons Farms east of Iconium were cut Tuesday morning with different patterns along the Moore property. DeWayne and Bill Moore estimate nearly 1000 dollars for new wire and fence replacement after hogs escaped. The Moores had recently sold a load of hogs at a Centerville market, a possible motive for the damage.

Elbert Moore Iconium Moore Farm Moores Centerville Paul Dicks

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rainbow Girls Kingery Dewey Houser Merle Houser Beacon Joe Moore Margaret Bronson Leslie Kathy H. B. Spring Roger Selix Chester Zook Earl Ruth Zook McLouth Kan Ora Powells E.U Miss Coulson Mental State E.T.C. Club MR. Herbert Megrew MHS Layette Annette van Dorin Rebekahs Aie Fairview School
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