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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1949

Page

4

Moravia Triumphs In Tournament Baseball Run

Moravia High School se cured the district bid with a 7 to 6 win over Allerton as Jim Chebuhar fanned 11 in a sharp pitching effort. The Moravia squad posted multiple rallies including runs by Broshar Rose and Lockman, and finished the tournament with three straight shutouts. Other games saw Moulton blank Lineville 8-0 while Moravia edged Udell 1-0 on Chebuhar’s arm, and Allerton beat Moulton 5-0 in a semi final, with Moravia beating Blakesburg in another semi. Moravia also tied Attica 8-8 in a late contest with strong pitching from Cherbuhar and Cherbuhar.

Jim Chebuhar Moravia High School Allerton Liamond Moravia Broshar Chebuhar Rose Lockman Harris Mystic Attica Moore Hannah Moulton Lineville Fowler Bettis Moulton Woods Childs Kirby Morlan Bogle Moravia Boye Udell Cher‘buhar Underwood Ith Blakesburg Slakesburg Hie Muiueia Smith

Taylor-ettes To Hold Annual Weiner Roast

The Taylor-ettes 4-H club met at the Earnest Hiatt home on Monday night September 19, planning their annual 4-H weiner roast for boys and girls at Os0pone Friday night September Su. Members discussed both old and new business and pledged to the 4-H and American flag.

Taylor-ettes Earnest Hiatt Bo’eluck Carolyn Boyer Earnest Mate Kidy Boyer Charlene Burns Kathryn McDunel Twyla Koster Roberta Benz Wanda Benz al Pettibone Betty Harsh Sandra Hiatt Scrothy Boyer Guldia Hist Tere Don Pettivere Jia Tyas Vel Mes Loyd McDanes Kighurd Bap Boyer Kenny Ivan He Wightiee Hiltons Jimmie Earhest Hitt Robert Oey Roberta Heisi

Donna J Wakefield Weds Howard Spencer in Centerville

Donna Jean Wakefield daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Wakefield Mystic and Howard A Spencer son of Mr and Mrs Harry Spencer Pacific Junction wed Sunday Sept 4 at 2 pm in Centerville Central Church of Christ. The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev Lyle Armstrong with floral chancel, organ music, and local relatives in wedding party. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Council Bluffs Iowa.

Howard A. Spencer Centerville Central Church of Christ Donna Jean Wakefield Charles Wakefield Mystic Howard A. Spencr Pacific Junction Harry Spencer Lyle Armstrong Exline Christian Church Betty Lou van Dorin Jessie Jolene Arthur van Dorin A. J. Swab Robert Hansen Gloria Vokalek Omaha Cresent Iowa Moravia High School Abraham Lincoln High School Council Bluffs

Urbana 4 H meeting of Urbana Doers club forms new officers

At Doris Fisher home the Urbana Doers 4 H club welcomed eight prospective members Rosemary Robinson Sally McCalister Colleen Allison Vera Ashby and Wanda McCalister. Existing members present included Doris Fisher Betty Vance Deenalve Robinson Davonne Vance Marjorie Sandifer Faye Townsend Geraldine Vance and Mary Jo Faber. New officers elected were Doris Fisher president Geraldine Vance vice president Betty Vance secretary Deenalee Robinson treasurer DaVonus Vance reporter Mary de Faber historian Marjoriy Sandifer sergeant at arms Faye Townsend waste chairman Rosemary Robinson recreation chairman. Other topics included paying old bills installing officers and plans for the October banquet.

Urbana Doers Doris Fisher Rosemary Robinson Sally McCalister Colleen Allison Vera Ashby Wanda McCalister Betty Vance Deenalve Robinson Davonne Vance Marjorie Sandifer Faye Townsend Geraldine Vance Mary Jo Faber Deenalee Robinson DaVonus Vance Mary de Faber Marjoriy Sandifer DaYouns Vance

Services Held for Miss May Grabill 33

Funeral services for Miss May Grabill of Shenandoah, cousin of the late Mrs. Jake Schreine, were held August 30 in Shenandoah. Miss Grabill, born May 4, 19 ? , taught in Shenandoah for 54 years, with 26 in night school after retiring at 71.

May Grabill Shenandoah Jake Schreine Grubill Ter

Fragmentary notice yields unclear event

Readable text fragments show no clear event, date, or participants. The piece mentions names and a vague schedule but lacks verifiable details to form a factual local item.

Burdett Ward Wins At Field Trials Sunday

Burdett Ward shared in the prize money at the coon dog field trials Sunday in Munterville, sponsored by the Appanoose Monroe County Coon Hunters Association. Ward and his dog Soapy won first on the line and second on the tree, while Jack Orms and his two dogs from Galesburg took top tree and second line with Candy and Black Streak. A good crowd saw the final event of the season on a sunny fall day.

Burdett Ward Munterville Appanoose Monroe County Coon Hunter’s Assa Ward Soapy Jack Orms Galesburg Til Tree Orma Candy Black Streak

Gordners Bring Home Salmon

Mr and Mrs T R Gordner of Blue Front neighborhood returned Tuesday Sept 20 from a six weeks vacation through the west. They were joined by son Lorence and family of Humboldt Town visiting parks from Black Hills to Yellowstone Sun Valley Mount Ranier Redwood forests Bonneville dam Golden Gate park and Rocky Mountain National. They called on sons Donald and Richard Gardner in Yakima and met friends in Seattle Ashton Ashton Salem San Francisco Vallejo Garberville and Oakland. A three day salmon fishing spree at Pacific City Ore yielded 400 pounds first day and a 36 pound Chinook landed by Marjorie Gardner of Yakima. Iowa remains ahead in the traveler’s view.

T. R. Gordner Blue Front West Lorence Humboldt Town Black Hills Area Yellowstone Sun Valley Ranier National Park Redwood Forests Bonneville Dam Oregon San Francisco Golden Gate Park Rocky Mountain National Park Donald Richard Gardner Yakima Wash Seattle Ashton Idaho Salem Ore Vallejo Garberville Oakland Calif Pacific City Marjorie Gardner Gardners Iowa

Monthly meeting of Nazarene church group reported

W I M of the Nazarene church met Wednesday at Mrs Pay Paxston's home. A cooperative noon dinner followed. Rev Hahn opened with Psalm 146 and Mrs Frank O Connner led prayer. Doris Main led the business. Marion Woodward spoke on Japan Now. Alice Woodward read The Other Sheep. 10 members attended. guests included Mrs Frank O Connner Mrs Carl Beyer Ronnie and Mrs Coop.

M.S the Nazarene Church Pay Paxston Hahn Frank O’conner Doris Main Japan Marion Woodward Alice Woodward Coop Frank O'Connner Carl Beyer Ronnie

Rev Earl Rabuck Appointed Pastor at E U B Church

The Rev Earl Rabuck was reappointed by the church board for the coming year at the E U B church. This will be his fourth year in the role. Next conference is scheduled for May 1950.

Earl Rabuck Church Board E.U.B

Moravia Methodist Church Services Change

CaureneS Grace Moravia Iowa welcomes Wanette McConnell as minister Morning worship at 11 00 am with topic Doing What Christ Demands Sunday school at 10 00 am No evening service due to remodeling Congregation invited to Moravia church for Sunday services.

Grace Methodist Moravia Iowa Wanneita McConnell Wesley Methodist Church Wanuneita McConnell

Evangelical United Brethren Church Service Times

The church led by Pastor Earl Rabuck and Sunday School Superintendent Harold Mason announces Sunday services at 10 50 am and 7 00 pm with a 7 30 pm youth fellowship and an evening service next Sunday featuring World Communion observed at the church.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Earl FE Rabuck Harold Mason

Church Notices from Nazarene Church Service Schedule

Church of the Nazarene outlines Sunday events with Pastor F A Hahn leading Sunday school at 10 00 a m and evening service at 4 30 p m Mrs F A Hahn is superintendent of Sunday school N P S and Juniors meet at 7 00 p m and a Thursday night prayer meeting at 7 30 p m

Church of the Nazarene F. A. Hahn

Moravia Church of Christ Services and Schedule

Moravia Church of Christ announces Bible school at 10 00 a m Lord s supper at 11 00 a m Teaching by L Schaffner Jr at 815 p m Preaching by James Brown at 840 p m Friday Bible study James J Brown Minister W315 a m

Church of Christ Moravia James J. Brown L. Schaffner, Jr James Brown

Church of Christ Trcnium Service Notice

Plan to attend 11 00 a m Lord's supper and preaching service. Faithful preaching and teaching of God's word. Services arranged for your convenience.

District Legion Meet At Oskaloosa Reports Attendees

Chet Broshar John Veach and Harry Pearson attended the fall conference of the 8th district American Legion at Oska loosa on Wednesday September 21 Harry Pearson is 5th district vice commander A service school was held in the morning the business session led by Lynn Beaumont of Newton the 5th district commander A banquet followed at 6 00 p m and social hour in the evening The next district meeting is planned for spring in Ottumwa

Chet Broshar John Veach Harry Pearson Bth American Legion Oskaloosa Sth Lynn Beaumont Newton Ottumwa

Turner and Selby Wed in Upland California

Moravia copy from the Ajlant Daily News-Herald reports the wedding of C. A. Turner and Ora Selby in Upland California. Selby, a former Moravia resident who moved to California seven years ago, is the bride. the account outlines the ceremony and background leading to the union.

Moravia Ajlant Calif Daily News-Herald C. A. Yourer Ora Selby California The Turner Upland Atuol Ms. Turner Aenior Parteer Fitia

Oram Selby and A Turner Wed In Simple Home Ceremony

Mrs Gia Selby of 242 F Street Upland and Charles A Turner of Moravia wed Monday at 1 30 pm in a home ceremony. The bride wore a prayer aided gown with orchid corsage. Attending were the bride’s daughter and son in law Waldo Handy of Hollywood and friends Mrs John Engle and Mrs FB Eckes. The couple will live in Moravia after a motor trip to visit relatives in Colorado Springs and Denver.

Oram, Selby A. Turner Gia Selby F Street Upland Charles A. Turner Moravia Fred Thorberg Mistiwudis Waldo E. Handy Hollywood John E. Engle FB. Eckes

Mrs Jessie Harris Dies Unexpectedly at Home

Mrs. Jessie Harris died unexpectedly at her Council Bluffs home on Wednesday. Funeral was held Friday. She is survived by her son Don Harris.

M. McFatridge Jessie Harris Council Bluffs

Five Generations Gather for Hiner Reunion in Centerville Park

Nearly two hundred descendants of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Hiner attended a five generation reunion at Centerville Park on Sunday September 25. Eighty four were present as families from Center Hill Moravia Betendorf Mystic Hampton Melrose Plano Ot tumwa Marshalltown Moulton and other nearby areas joined in a social hour and a bountiful luncheon. An annual reunion was decided and officers were to be elected with a short program in the afternoon.

D. F. Hiner Dane Mary Centerville Park W. E. Kelsey Rosa Beaty George Hiner Glen Bill Hiner David Dennis Teress Thomas Karl Knapp Jimmie Linda Clyde Beaty Coleen Janice Jeannine Judy Joline Jack Jerry Center Hill Guy Argo Charles Sharon Nellie Max Elmer Hiatt Moravia Melvin Hux Bettendorf Howard Teater Ray Verl Karen Harold Huff Norma Jay Argo Don Polson Bert Rinehart George Gerald Mary Lou Paul Lock Harold Harlan Ell Mystic Perle Kelsey Patty Jo Keith Hampton Mra John McAninch Melrose Berle Beaty Bonnie Lou Adda Rose Dean Plano Margaret Hull Tommy Ottumwa Lloyd Beaty Sammy Denny Charles Butler Marshalltown W. C. Coulson Moulton

Foster couple celebrates 48th anniversary at cooperative dinner

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Foster marked their 48th wedding anniversary on Sept 25 with a cooperative dinner Sept 29. Family hosted, honoring with a floor lamp and picture. Attendees included Lew Hiner Oakdale, Pearl Hiner Cedar Rapids, Ted Broshar and family, Rolla Foster and others.

J. P. Foster Lew Hiner Oakdale Pearl Hiner Cedar Rapids Ted Broshar John Broshar Dixie Centerville Rolla Foster Jack and Lynn Alicia Carl Tomlin Lillian Dean Robert Foster Twyla Max Hiner K. V. Gladfelder Robert C Gene Judy Kay Phyllis Haver John Hiner Gertie Buyer John Foster

Honor Birthdays At Family Dinner

A family gathering was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Woodward to honor birthdays and remember Mrs. O. G. Woodward and granddaughter Mrs. Banger. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Boyer and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heckman and Lee Ann of Unionville, Harley Woodward of Loveland Colo. and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bankett of Marshalltown. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodward and Mrs. O. G. Woodward, Beverly, Paul Dean, Donna and Judy Woodward attended. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Woodward could not attend due to Mrs. Woodward’s illness.

Eugene Boyer Frank Heckman Lee Ann Unionville Harley Woodward Loveland Colo Norman Bankett Marshalltown Harry Woodward O. G. Woodward Beverly Paul Dean Donna Judy Woodward William Woodward 0. G. Woodward Banger Prank Woodward Woodward

E U B Society Holds Day of Prayer Service

Members of the missionary society will sponsor a Day of Prayer service at the ELULB church Thursday evening. Weather forecast urged attendees to bring Bibles.

E.U.B. Society Savigly Cverys

Ideal Fall Festival draws large attendance and exhibits

Ideal Weather spurred a record fall festival with 729 entry tags and strong home arts displays. Maple Grove school led prizes while Miller Enon and New Hope shared blue and red tags. Saturday features included a white red satin dress parade of girls, horse pulling contests, a Moravia fire display, and a lively talent show featuring Duane Blesz from Altoona High School.

Garden Club Legion Hall Maple Grove Miller Enon New Hope Pulaski Lee Martley Melrose John Meee Chariton Shelling Gilbert & Waidel Chester Duer Vercel Barnes Marvin Gardner Gale Gillen Blakesburg Marvin Gillen Cliff Paxston Ernie Easter Charles Gott

Fall Festival Association thanks its volunteers

The Fall Festival Association expresses gratitude to everyone on the committees and all participants for helping make the festival a success. Appreciation from Fall Festival Association.

The Fall Festival Association

Organize Local Community Choir

A meeting was held Wednesday evening September 28 at the school house for all community members interested in a community choir. Additional meetings will be scheduled if interest warrants. All residents are invited to attend the first gathering. Those receiving their Union Wednesday evening are also invited.

Barnes Wins at Melrose Meet With Stone Boat Pull

Vercel Barnes of Blakesburg led the light class at a pulling meet north of Melrose Sunday with his team Pete and Sue. A stone boat method pulled a sand filled wagon box 15 feet. Lee Martley of Melrose finished second, Dean McMurry third, and Jack McGee fourth. In heavyweight class G G Tattle of Chariton won over 200 lb with a 15 foot pull, Chester Dyer second at 5 feet 3 inches.

Vercel Barnes Blakesburg Pete Sue Melrose Lee Martley Barnes Dean McMurry Promise City Jack McGee Chariton G. G. Tattle Chester Dyer

Moravians Win Prizes at Moulton Jamboree

Two local residents won prizes at the Moulton Jamboree last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Harvid Hawk received a Phitco refrigerator, and Dell Hellyer claimed a Cushman motor Sweater. The Moulton Tribune editor notified the Union, which contacted the Hawks and Hellyers about their wins. Tickets were bought at the Appanoose County plowing match on August 18 at the Lee Benz farm.

Moulton

Howard Underwood Honored at Dinner

A Sunday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Underwood honored Hower birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs White Underwood Claudine Ottumwa Claude Underwood Botby Rex Shirley Darlene Univivill Mr and Mrs David Underwood Linde Joyce Unionville Mrs Richard Morrison Muavia Donald Nash Centerville and others. The afternoon was spent sociably.

Howard Underwood Hower White Underwood Claudine Athela Ottumwa Claude Underwood Botby Rex Shirley Darlene Univivill David Underwood Linde Joyce Unionville Richard Morrison Muavia Donald Nash Centerville Wats

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MHS Donna J. Wakefield Urbana Nglice Patty Beuve Rebekah Lodge W.1.m E.U.B. Church Caurenes Church OF Christ Tconium Legion C. A. Turner Upland, Calif Hiner Funk Hybrid Corn Company Claude Paris Booth Robert Jennings Bernard Hayes Turner's Youngstown Troxton Dicks Bil Woodard Woodward's Plumbing & Heating Frank Mann Woodward's Lee Hiatt D-X Wils and Greases Lee Max Martin Lie Hiatt Tutters Bebbie Duane Blesz Altoona Richard Goughnour Blesz Altoona Herald Richard Duane Altoona High School Morayia Richard Smith Bill Lark Broshar Bill Harris Charles Burton Barbara Ramey Aliia
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