Card of Thanks to Moravia fire department
Mr and Mrs G B Johnson thank the Moravia fire department and all others who came to their aid during the fire on Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
2
Mr and Mrs G B Johnson thank the Moravia fire department and all others who came to their aid during the fire on Tuesday.
A concise ad urging prudent property owners to consider insurance against unforeseen losses from fire wind explosion burglary and auto collision. It promises to assess needs and show the cost to safeguard bank accounts against insurable hazards.
Hiattsville notes tell of local visits and kinship events. Mr and Mrs George Scott recently married are honored at a neighbor shower hosted by about fifty locals at the Roy Scott home amid a string of Sunday calls and family visits throughout Centerville and nearby towns.
Frank Chambers announced his candidacy for county board of supervisors. Mayors designated Clean-Up Week from April 30 to May 5. Mrs J F Albert sang solos over WHO Des Moines with Mrs R W Wingler.
The Foster school term ended last Friday with a basket dinner. A crowd of about 60 gathered by noon for the meal after a forenoon of ball games. In the afternoon there were photos and a program presented with external help from Mrs. Caris, Mrs. Steinmeyer, Mrs. Beery of Moravia, Mrs. Flattery of Albia, and Geo. Darby and Zoe Mancer of Foster.
The Co-Op Marketing Association shipped one mixed car of livestock to the St. Louis market on Tuesday. Young Mr. and Mrs. Scott attended, distributing cigars and candy bars. The couple received many presents and expressed gratitude and well wishes for a happy married life.
The notice lists numerous residents making calls and visiting kin in Centerville and surrounding towns. It mentions Harl Brattan, Harvey Coulson, Jay Massman families, Wendl Coulson, Roy Purvis, Ned Argo, Myra Lee Murphy, Allie Taylor, Cora Murphy, A J Brown, Oza, Birdie Main, Merle Dicks, Jim Shehan, Earl Purvis, Louie Priebe, Lina Lloyd Manaman, Tom Jones, and others across several days including Wednesday through Monday.
Misa Ethel Coulson was called at Forest Mericle's last week. Centerville shoppers visited on Saturday afternoon. The Luse and Callen families hosted and attended dinners and plays in Centerville and Moravia. J R Callen and daughters attended the senior chat play Friday night. Mina Ione Luse spent the weekend with home folks.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Divine Worship at 11 00 a m Epworth League 7 p m Evening service 8 00 p m Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Official board meeting after prayer all members urged Rally Sunday afternoon at 2 80 speakers J R Barkley and R R Morrow principals at Moulton Speak with minister J G Behrens for support
Church activities listed include Sunday School at 10 a.m. with ongoing monthly reviews led by Sister Ananth Jay and a class meeting sermon at 11 a.m. led by Brother Dono ve. The Garden Linke class to close Sunday School with participation expected. Ladies Aid and prayer meeting convene Wednesdays at 8 p.m. Members urged to attend to glorify God.
Church of Christ Bible School at 9:40 a.m. with W G Lagle as superintendent. Communion at 11 a.m. Bible Study Thursday 7 30 p m led by W G Lagle. Ladies Aid meet in church basement. Dinner day May 9. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. Time change noted. Robert Seath is the minister.
Iconium Circuit Sunday School at 10 a m with Ralph Turner as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a m with choir and special number. Young Peoples meeting at 7 p m followed by services. Boy Scouts at 7 30 p m. Saturday Girl Scouts and Young Peoples meeting Saturday evening. Memorial Day services Tuesday. Fairview Sunday School at 9 a m with Paul Boyer superintendent. Services 10 45 a m Young Peoples chair. Epworth League Tuesday 7 15 p m led by Mary Boyer. May Day social May 2 with song, Mother and Daughter banquet May 9. Rural Life Sunday May 21. Hilton Sunday School 10 a m with Lewis Ouse superintendent and Epworth League 7 90 p m led by Blanch Rouse. Fourth Community Father and Son banquet Monday May 1, Community night Friday May 6, Ladles Aid at Mrs. John Besco Thursday April 27. If you have no church home you are invited to attend next Sunday. J W Zerbe minister. A G Broshar in Centerville on business Tuesday afternoon.
Classified ads list Haby chicks for sale at fc each from Gardner Hatchesy with contact phone 187 Mo ravia. Also an ad for a house for rent by John Campbell in Stp. A wanted notice seeks lawn mower sharpening and repair with a promise to pick up and deliver in town by J P Coffin.
A stream of local residents and guests are noted visiting Centerville and nearby towns. Mentions include W L Hicka in Centerville on Monday, George Rica visiting Thursday, and J Morris plus Sam Kingery visiting Monday afternoon.
Raymond Plante returns to Clemens school work after being hailed a hero by his late father John W. Plante. Sunday dinners feature Mrs Addie Harrison and others visiting the Coffin and Albert homes in Unionville and Moravia. A birth at St Joseph hospital Centerville brings Ivan Gene Gibbs. W H M convention attendees from Centerville include J F Albert Luella Hudgens and others attending Queen Esther banquet and evening sessions with performances.
An advertisement from Smith & Veach Druggists pushes Vinci supplements as a gendered beauty product claiming to fill thin areas and improve figure for men to admire, stating the taste is delicious and promising desirable curves.
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