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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1961

Page

4

County ASC Committee Elects for Appanoose Township Areas

The Appanoose county ASC town ship committees named a county committee for the coming year led by George Lane with Joe Beer as vice chairman and Keith Deah) of Udell as the third member. First alternate Mardell White and second alternate Fred Horn of Moulton. The committee meets October 2 to organize and prepare for the year.

Appanoose ASC Centerville George Lane Joe Beer Lincoln Township Keith Deah Udell Mardell White Fred Horn Moulton Bellair Theodore Broshar Raymond V. Powers Leon D. Kauzlarich Robert Clark Steve Starcevich Caldwell Clell F. Foster Irmel L. Terry Donald L. Haines Larry Drake Pete Miller Chariton Clark Hellyer Gerald Rinehart V. C Virsil) Kaster Donald ©. Whitehead Dean C. Tomlin Douglas Doyle E. Hampton L. Virgil Dooley Claude Seals Everette Hornaday Union Lee Tadlock Donald W. Rhee L. Burdette Ward Gaylord Main Lester Strunk Vermillion Kermit Strickler H. Foster, Jr Kermit Kincade John E. Broshar Donald Clark Walout Mariel L. White Clifford H. Walker Chas. J. Wakefield, Jr Bil C. Long James Mf Donalds Ws. Kirby Ross Donald Houser Probasco Henry Benzce Wells Frederick Horn Leland Davis John Baxter John P. Appler Robert S. Newcomer

County 4-H Award Night Set for Oct 31 at Church

Appanoose County 4-H will hold its annual awards event Tuesday October 31 in the Christian church basement. About four hundred attended last year. A cooperative supper will be served with coffee and milk funded by the county 4-H fund. Many awards will be presented including Chicago trip, conservation, purebred gilt, Mo Tavia, and Mystic prizes, plus medals and trophies donated by sponsors. Special honors go to the top reporters and adults named honorary members.

Appanoose 4-H Christian Church Appanoose County 4H Fund Four-H Mo Tavia Appanoose County C. B. DePuy

Rebekah To Serve Booster Club Supper

Moravia Rebekah lodge met with Mrs Mettie Roland presiding. Members will serve the booster club supper on Thursday Oct 12 with Mrs Ivan Harsh as committee chair. Initiation planned at next meeting. Refreshments served by Mrs Cecil Schrodt and Mrs Harold Hudgens.

Moravia Rebekah Lodge Mettie Roland Ivan Harsh Cecil Schrodt Harold Hudgens

Regular Meeting Notice at Antiquity Lodge

Antiquity Lodge announces a regular meeting on Monday evening October 2 inviting all members and visitors. Cari Hiatt W M presiding.

Antiquity Lodge Cari Hiatt W.M

Blue Front Homecoming Held Sunday

The Blue Front rural school homecoming drew over one hundred attendees for a basket dinner and fellowship at the Moravia Legion hall due to cold weather. Seven former teachers from the northwest country school attended, including Eva Hiatt and Hazel Hellyer, while the eldest pupil, Mrs. C. W. Moore of Ottumwa, celebrated her 90th birthday. Gifts were given to Hiatt and Moore, with many visitors traveling from Wyoming, Chicago, and various Iowa towns to attend.

Blue Front Legion Home Moravia Eva Hiatt Louie Mason Darland Oskaloosa Helen McCloud Homeline Albia Ida Patricks Mangle

Clover Leaf Meeting At Callen Home

Clover Leaf club met with Edith and Gilbert Callen on September 20 for a noon chicken dinner. Attendees included Bill, Phyllis and Charley Billpaur, Paul and Phyllis Dicks, Truxton and Glennie Dicks, Wayne, Doris, Joyce and Carol Christy, Vera and Elbert Moore, Pearle Free, Verda Argo, Verna McAninch, Fern Penfield, Mildred Tarbell, plus the hosts. Day’s work involved shelling beans, embroidery, and visiting. Next meeting set with Vera Moore on October 4.

Clover Leaf Club Edith Gilbert Callen Bill Phyllis Charley Billpaur Paul Phyllis Dicks Truxton Glennie Dicks Wayne Doris Joyce Carol Christy Vera Elbert Moore Pearle Free Verda Argo Verna McAninch Fern Penfield Mildred Tarbell Gilbert Edith Callen Vera Moore

Main Cousins Reunion Brings Long Lost Family Together

Mrs. Birdie Mein spent Saturday night at the Frank Houser home near Centerville. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Houser, Mrs. Main and Mrs. Paul Boyer of Loveland joined a reunion of cousins at Rena C. Hiatt's home in Atlanta, with many Main and Hiatt descendants present. The gathering marked the first such reunion in years and was described as a very pleasant time recalling old memories.

Birdie Mein Frank Houser Centerville Neal Main Lewis Main E. A. McCartie Warren Deskin Robert Carol Howard Gladhill Donald and Lloyd Leola Bogeart Caroline Elpine Lee Main E. L. Main Artie Loumaster Clara Corbin Rena Hiatt Erpent Arp Harley Hiatt Terry Twyla Gerald Corbin Pete Nickell Cathy Flora Main Hiatt C. F. Houser Paul Boyer Birdie Main R. F. Main John Callen Alva Histt Ft. Lauderdale Florida Ralph Freeman Oskaloosa Howard Evans Cindy Waterloo Zell Callen Lelia Spencer John Spencer Paul Spencer Ralph Davis Albia Charley Tyrrel Detroit Mich Donnie Burton Des Moines Ralph Robinson Wayne Caster Chugwater Wyo Mirs Luther Caster Elvin Stocker Bill Johnny Irelan Clara l Irelan Mettie Roland Irelan Bloomfield Ralph Davin Jack McDonough Guy Argo Harold Hawk Roy Argo Maple Room Knoxville al Schaeffer Venice Leonard Palmer Moulton Eric Main Betty Helma Tisue E. G. Hawk Ray McCloud Ted Campbell J. T. van ‘Dorin Monroe ‘County Hospital 0. G. Woodward Wm. Woodward LaVern Smith John Wilson Georgie Cody Glen VanDorin Glen Lillian Millemion Moravia High School Carrie Boyer Carl Stocker Leslie Woodward Beryl Kehrberg Kingsley Donald Herbold Holly

Hospital Auxiliary Holiday Fair Slated for Oct 3

Monroe Hospital Auxiliary will host its annual Holiday Fair on Tuesday evening, Oct 3, to raise funds. Visitors can donate and purchase from booths featuring baked goods, canned items, vegetables, flower bulbs, jewelry, handmade crafts, and a white elephant auction. A penny pitch, ring pitch, weight guessing, and cake walk are planned, with a barn dinner from 5:30 to 7:00. Tickets cost $1.25 for adults and 75 cents for children.

Monroe Hospital White Elephant Art Fox Paul Broshar Sylvan van Dorin

Junior Scott To Enter Army In October

Junior Scott employed at Turner and Son will report October 1 in Des Moines for induction into the army.

Junior Scott ARMY Turner and Son Des Moines

Claudia Boyer Breaks Leg at Nursing Home

Claudia Boyer sister of Mrs. H G Broshar fell and broke her leg last Saturday Sept 16. She was taken to hospital from the rest home where she had been confined six weeks after a series of strokes. Cards may be sent to her daughter Mrs Verle Chambers 14891 So Yorba Tustin Calif

Claudia Boyer H. G. Broshar Verle Chambers Yorba Tustin Calif

Local Legion Auxiliary Meeting Attended by Area Group

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hiatt and Mrs. Larry Brooks along with Mrs. Lester Brain Mrs. Gerald Morgan and Mrs. J B Oehler attended the county American Legion and auxiliary meeting at Moulton Christian church Friday evening. Brain is county auxiliary president Morgan county secretary Brooks and Oehler delegates from the local unit.

Lee Hiatt Larry Brooks Lester Brain Gerald Morgan J. B. Oehler American Legion and Auxiliary Moulton Christian Church Brain Morgan Brooks Oehler

County action in research program notes Iowa TB study

Appanoose county Tuberculosis and Health Association provided fifty dollars this year for Iowa research on tuberculosis and respiratory diseases. The funds go entirely to Iowa projects, including four at the State University of Iowa and a Des Moines continuation study. Mrs. E A Larsen cited the daily state TB rate and urged accelerated medical and social research, especially on drug resistant strains.

Appanoose County Tuberculosis and Health Association Iowa E. A. Larsen State University of Iowa Des Moines Larsen

Mrs. Lathen Hosts E T C Club Meeting

Mrs Frank Lathen welcomed English T C Club members Thursday afternoon Sept 21 for the first meeting of the club year Roll call highlighted Fall Festival entertainment was led by Mrs Leonard Palmer who also received the door prize Refreshments concluded the social hour.

Frank Lathen E.T.C Gerald Morgan Leonard Palmer

Appanoose 4-H Election Set for October 11

Appanoose county 4-H officers seek positions as candidates from various clubs. The event includes a chili supper, a talk by Miss Pat Kelsey on a Netherlands trip with slides, and installation after the election at 6 45 p m in the Agricultural Building. About 75 expected, with last year attendance around 55.

Appanoose County Donald West Joseph Hammond Marvin Lindley Kenneth Martin Ronald Turk Steve Starcevich Virgil Dooley Pat Kelsey Mahaska County Netherlands

Christian Church Ladies Aid Dinner Menu

The ladies aid of the Christian church will serve dinner Wednesday Oct 4. The menu lists roast beef with brown gravy mashed potatoes green beans turnips apple salad sliced tomatoes hot rolls tea and coffee.

The Ladies Aid of the Christian Church

Big Centerville Pancake Day Parade and Queen Crown

Today in Centerville a large pancake day celebration draws thousands weather permitting. The parade starts at 1 pm with Moravia high school band, followed by afternoon and evening entertainment, a 7 pm stage show, and a queen crowning at 9:15 pm. Moravia entries include Judy VanDorin Joyce Walter and Virginia Strong. Judy and Joyce are Moravia seniors, Virginia works at Iowa Southern Utilities.

Moravia High School Moravia Judy VanDorin Glen VanDorin Joyce Walter Loren Walter Virginia Strong Fred Strong Judy Joyce Virginia Iowa Southern Utilities Office

Fourth District Meeting of Iowa Women’s Clubs in Bloomfield

The Fourth District of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs will meet October 4, 1961 at the Bloomfield Methodist church. Registration starts at 8:30 a.m. The program features Girl Scout Troop 160 presenting colors, Congressman John KyL speaking on Applying Our Talents, and Mrs. Lloyd Thurston addressing These Changing Times. Delegates from Appanoose County and several local clubs will attend, with noon luncheon reservations due by Sept 31.

Fourth District of Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs Methodist Church Bloomfield Iowa Girl Scout Troop 160 John Kyl Lloyd Thurston Lf.w.c Mt. Ayr L. L. Fry Corydon Appanoose County Federated Clubs Carl Weber Udell Fred Davis Unionville James Redford Centerville Alpha Study Club Grace Radford Cultus Club Moulton Duane Watkins Outlook Club James Milani Utopian Club R. D. Bell Woman's Club Laverne Howard Y. W. Study Club Jerome Joe Beer Alpha Delphian Friday Club Davis County C. Kenneth Anderson Bloomfield Ave

Class of 1916 Moravia High School Reunion

Moravia high school class of 1916 held a reunion at Towers Lanes Albia on Sept 17 with six of twelve members present. Two deceased and two absent sent letters. Fred Johnson Washington and Fern Selby Handy Los Angeles were noted survivors. After dinner attendees visited Mr and Mrs Chester Woodcock in Albia to reminisce.

Moravia High School Towers Lanes Albia Fred Johnson State of Washington Fern Selby Handy Los Angeles Calif Chester Woodcock Earl Brain Hedrick Jim Broshar Waterloo Ivan Broshar Frank Wilson Lee Hiatt Moravia

Thankful note to clergy and friends from Ruby Davis

Ruby Davis thanks Rev Whitenack Rev Thomas and everyone for prayers cards flowers gifts and kindness shown during hospital stay and after returning home in a heartfelt message of gratitude.

Rev. Whitenack Rev. Thomas Ruby Davis

Hazel Tucker Admitted At Iowa City Hospital

Former Moravia resident Mrs Hazel Tucker is a patient at Iowa City Hospital seeking contacts from friends and neighbors. She previously lived on the M H Johnson farm now with the Dick Johnson family and will move soon to Mathias at 500 East Hempstead Fairfield Iowa.

Hazel Tucker Moravia Iowa City M. H. Johnson Dick Johnson Mathias East Hempstead Fairfield Iowa

S C A Meeting Held at School Gym

The first S C A meeting was held Monday Sept 25 in the high school gym with Rev Deedrick giving the invocation. Mrs Wm Woodward presided as president over the business meeting. Fenton discussed the text work books and school policies. A girls trio Janet Smith Judy Woodward Janet Hartington with Sandra Whitehead sang two numbers. Principal Guthrey introduced the high school faculty and Lay presented the elementary faculty. Horridge spoke on guidance counseling and future plans. Refreshments were served by the executive committee.

S.C.A Deedrick Wm. Woodward Fenton Janet Smith Judy Woodward Janet Hartington Sandra Whitehead Guthrey Lay Horridge

Local Happenings Echo Weekend Social Roundup

A long list of social visits and gatherings unfolds across Albia and nearby towns. Families from Ft Lauderdale to Waterloo attend cooperative dinners, birthdays, and family reunions while others visit Des Moines, Victor, and Des Moines hospitals. Community members include Callens, Histts, Davins, Luses, Irelans, and Woodwards among many others.

Family Night Highlighted By Farm Youth Exchange Alum

Pat Kelsey, daughter of Pearl and Mrs. Kelsey of Hampton, flown in from Mahaska County as a 1960 Farm Youth Exchange delegate to the Netherlands, spent six months living with five farm families. She attends the Okt. 4 event at the Methodist church with a co op gathering at 6 30 p m. The Moravia cageball squad earns a fall tournament bid after a 1 0 win over Burlington Notre Dame at Stockport district tourney. Burns hit an infield single driving in Helmick who slid in from second on a deflected ball. Burlington Notre Dame is coached by ex Moravia coach Bill Carr. Moravia advanced to the district meet with a 5-3 win over Blakesburg in the sectional finals at Blakesburg last week.

Ener Methodist Church Pat Netherlands Pearl Kelsey Hampton Mahaska County Oskaloosa MHS Burlington Notre Dame Stockport

Legion Meet at Corydon October 9 in Fifth District

About 400 members of the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary are expected for the fifth district fall conference in Corydon on Monday October 6 registration begins at 9:00 a.m. Legion sessions will be in the American Legion hall and Auxiliary meetings in the Methodist church. District Commander Cliff Kensler of Oskaloosa will preside and Mrs. Phillips Adams of Centerville will direct Auxiliary meetings. A service school will be led by R. J. Laird and Glenn M. Dugger. The joint banquet is set for 6:30 p.m. in the Legion with toasts by Dwaine Meyer and Mehurry the mayor. Principal speakers are Mrs. R. H. Wheat of Waukon and M. D. Coffey of Humeston. Afterward Chuck Elliott and his orchestra will provide dancing.

Appanoose Clarke Davis Decatur Jasper Keokuk Lucas Mahaska Monroe Poweshiek Ringgold Union Wapello Wayne Legion American Legion Hall Cliff Kensler Oskalooza Phillips Adams Centerville R. J. Laird Glenn M. Dugger Dwaine Meyer Mehurry Corydon Pearl Tee R. H.wheat Waukon M. D. Coffey Humeston Department Legion Chuck Elliott

Farm Purchase Authorities Broadened by Congress

Legislation expands Farmers Home Administration loans to enlarge or purchase small family farms. Now eligible are farmers with off farm jobs, up to $60,000 indebtedness, insured or uninsured real estate loans, and flexible terms while borrower rates stay at 5 percent. Technical supervision accompanies each loan.

Congress Farmers Home Administration Hoffman

Notices Point Town Requeg Mayor Blackmany

Public notices discuss town water system hookups and Health Department rules. Private and town water must be completely separate unless one is entirely discontinued. municipal oversight aims to ensure safe water. Also advised residents not to rake leaves or rubbish into drainage ditches to avoid impeding drainage.

M. K. Blackmany State Department of Health State Department Department of Health

Local Dinner Guests and Visitors Reported

Local social notes list Sunday dinner guests from Ottumwa Unionville and Moravia. Dennis Gardner stayed with grandparents Mearl Walter. Dinner guests at Mont Main included Dew family from Gladbrook Reinbeck Upland and Ted Campbell.

James Rumans Scott Ottumwa Johnnie Rumans Unionville Billy Lockman Dennis Gardner Mear Walter Ulmont George Dew Gladbrook Lela Dew Reinbeck Jurilda Jones Upland Calif Ted Campbell Dew Nancy Temple Leotis Temple al Steffeldt Jones Moravia Clifford Burger

Moore family thanks Blue Front school community for 90th birthday kindness

Mrs. C. W. Moore and family express gratitude to friends in the Blue Front school community for courtesy shown on her 90th birthday, for the cake, flowers and cards. It was deeply appreciated by the Moore family.

C. W. Moore Blue Front Moore

Local births list for Laurel Springs and Boone families

Mrs Jimmy Sannipoli of Laurel Springs New Jersey welcomes daughter Sheryl Lynn born September 13. Mr and Mrs J F McGuire are grandparents and Mrs J L Dodd great grandmother. Mr and Mrs Richard Smith of Boone announce son Berkley Jon born September 22 at 3 57 am weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce. He has a sister and brother. Grandparents are Howard and Harald Smith of Emerson and Michael Koffman family. Michele born September 2 at Monroe County Hospital Aliia weight 7 pounds. Grandparents listed as Lee Bist and Michael Hoffman Sr.

Jimmy Sannipoli Laurel Springs New Jersey Sheryl Lynn J. F. McGuire J. L. Dodd Richard Smith Boone Berkley Jon Howard Smith Harald Smith Emerson Michael Koffman Michele Monroe County Hospital Aliia Lee Bist Michael Hoffman, Sr

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County Rebekah Clover Leaf Callen Nursing Legion Auxiliary Meet Mrs. Lathen EB. T. C. Club Christian Church Menu OWA Federation OF Women's Clubs Kas Reunion Iconium Family Night Helmick Burns American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Anna Clark Stork
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