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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
1
Moravia Union News Reassures and Beautifies Moravia
The Moravia Union notes spring optimism with the open pool season and clean-up week progress. It urges ongoing civic beautification through front and back yards, praising flowers and colors as a community improvement and a source of pride for Moravia residents and visitors.
Home Town Paper the Best Value for Local News
This piece extols the local paper as the best value for money and the most relevant source for town news. It emphasizes support for churches, lodges, clubs, schools, and community improvements, noting the hometown paper covers thousand and one items of family interest.
A Pastor's Work Parallel to Coolidge’s Public Speeches
A midwestern newspaper reflects on a pastor's year 1928 workload matching President Coolidge in volume. It notes Coolidge delivered 22 public speeches while the pastor produced 104 sermons and other talks, emphasizing the demanding, ongoing duties of religious leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Congress
Mr. Coolidge
Unionville News Highlights Local Visits and Obituaries
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Clarence Herteen and two children of Ottumwa at Mrs Kate Wilson s. Families mourn T BE Hopkins and Sanford Davis with funerals at local churches. Local residents visited relatives from Moravia Udells Albany and Bloomfield While news notes mention a near accident Frederic Koehler survives a team accident using crutches. P T A met at the high school with Dr Keesey District Superintendent of Ottumwa as a guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Herteen
Ottumwa
Kate Wilson
J. E. Ward
Lloyd Ransom
Donald Ward
Chariton
T. BE. Hopkins
M. E. Church
Thompson
U. B. Church of
Sanford Davis
Baptist Church
Luther Childs
Finley Ave. Baptist Church
Unionville
F. H. Buckmaster
Morayia
Sam Johnson
Albia
H. R. Lisetor
Udells
BE. A
Mike Dommer
J. M. Raison
W. A. Raison
Charlie Boysail
Allerton
Mary Herman
Frederic Koehler
Maxine
Mildred Miller
Centerville
Nelle Herman
Keesey
Rev
Ward
A. J. Black
Ash Grove
Ned Purdum
A. S. Dukes
Garden Grove
8. M. Pool
Grumble Advice Echoes Through Odd Travel Musings
A fragmentary note suggests venting indoors then hints at travel from San Francisco to London by air within a week. It mentions the ear, shrinkage, and a sense of casual, stray thoughts. The readable text remains fragmentary and lacks clear events or figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
London
News Notes Of Local Churches Revival Meetings Continue
Local churches report belated Easter programs and good attendance at Iconium and Fairview. Evangelist Miss Heller preached at Iconium and Fairview, with revival services ongoing and plans for Hilton and Fairview events announced. Next Sunday Miss Heller preaches at Fairview, closing revival at that point. Rev Lepper to preach at Hilton. evening services suspended there due to Fairview meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
E. C. Lepper
Hilton
Iconium
Maine
Fairview
Iconum
Miss Heller
Rev. Lepper
United Brethren Church News From Goodell Iowa
Sunday services included baptism and member reception at 11 p m with growing attendance. Pastor Rev R R Percy died suddenly last Friday. funeral held in Webster City. Church invites all to Bible School and services, with W M A meeting Thursday afternoon led by Mrs Eva Mann. Next Sunday services at the regular hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Percy
Goodell
Iowa
Webster City
Eva Mann
Church of Christ Sunday Schedule and Activities
W F T Evans minister and Chas Kincade superintendent present Bible School at 10 a m Communion and sermon at 1 p m Christian Endeavor led by Nadine Lagle at 7 30 p m Sermon at 7 30 p m Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon at the church Choir practice Wednesday evening at the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. T. Evans
Chas. Kincade
Christian Endeavor
Nadine Lagle
Ladies Aid
Rare sermon and youth events at M. Be Church
Evan gelist Miss Heller preaches at morning services after meetings at Main Station. Evening youth service features active participation in song with the new Look. Epworth League attendance 45 last Sunday. aim 50. Revival ongoing with Wednesday evening services. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Heller
Epworth League
Wesley
Schoyl
Visitor Notes and Local Visits in Scatterburg
Mrs. Martha Adams visited the Dad Adams home last week. Miss Edna Whisler spent the weekend with home folks. A doctor treated John Winkelman who had been ill. Mrs. W. T. Irelan visited M. Gilliland’s home. Curtis Tomlin of Penn College, Quinviana, Iowa, is spending spring vacation with home folks. Roy Adage brought his mother to the Ced Adams home. Sir Proctor visited the neighborhood recently. Mr. and Mrs. Vernel Rebb were chiller at Unionville Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Adams
Dad Adams
Edna Whisler
John Winkelman
W. T. Irelan
M. Gilliland
Curtis Tomlin
Penn College
Quinlvana
Iowa
Roy Adage
Ced Adams
Sir Proctor
Mrs. Vernel Rebb
Unionville
Hilton Ladies Aid and community mourns deaths
The Hilton community shares a day with Mrs Harve Clark and guests. Deaths strike Aunt Maggie Grouch aged 86, funeral at Albia M E Church with Rev Schwartz. Howard John son of Foster dies, many mourners attend. Hoover in California starts breakfast with Florida grapefruit as Talkies end the era of silent films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Grouch
Searcy
Albia
M. E
Rev. Schwartz
Howard Humphrey
Ralph Spencer Elmer Smith
Misaew Elnora
Leora Estlack
Moravia
Roberta Humphrey
Vivien Wilson
Howard John
Foster
Howard
Hilton
National Garden Week prompts color and skating rink boom
Dan Pence notes a spring craze for color spreading from Rockford to Evansville and Pleasant Park with rising business at the opening. The piece hints at a growing trend from roller skating to golf ball interest, while asking if weight reducing businesses are slowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Pence
Ford
Ill
Pleasant Park
Evansville
Fnd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frankel
Printzess
Frankel’s
Centerville, Iowa
Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank
County of
Appanoose
Total
T. J. Turner
W. L. Hicks
B. Sneed
Cass
J. B. Sneed
C. Coulson
Appanoose County
C. A. Turner
J. J. Ulem
H. 5. Turner
Granite Works
Gibson
Roseberry
E. State St
United Brethren Church
Church OF Christ
M. BE
Hilton A
Harve Clark
Wagon
Leo Coady
Billie Jack
Elnora Estlack
Ferne Humphrey
Dorothy Kingery
Downs
Albis
Coogler
Oskaloosa
Smith
Martha Smith
Rena Patrick
Audrey Wentwork
Hilton School
Ethelyn
Francis Glaspie
Frank Spencer
James Clark
Betty Arlene
Jane Hilton
Vera Bettis
Henry Moss
Harold Hinton
Dick Miller
Ralph Davis
R. C. Humphrey
Jack Spencer
R. G. Kingery
Ed. Johnson
Herbert Hoover
California
Florida
Talkies
Fred Hammond
J.c.penney CO
Washington Ave
Naton
M Iadie Otrashops
Athletic-Union Union
Bowman
Manning Bowman
Towa Southern Utilities CO
Iowa United Telephone CO
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