Sunday Sermon and Conference Plans at Local Church
The church announces next Sundays sermon at 11 am by Pastor and 7 pm service with special guest Dr. W L Duncan state superintendent hosting communion and the last quarterly meeting. Delegates to conference will be elected and year end finances collected. D Winfield Thompson is minister with Evie Hawk supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leston Ie
Belshazzar
W. L. Duncan
D. Winfield Thompson
Evie Hawk
Church notice from August 7 service and bake sale
Church of Christ announces morning worship at 11 with communion and sermon led by minister W F T Evans. Bible School at 10. Christian Endeavor in the afternoon led by Lavene Kingery. Ladies Aid all day with dinner at noon and bake preparations for threshers. help welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. T. Evans
C. R. Kincade
Bible
Christian Endeavor
M. Lavene Kingery
Minors and Mountains Missionary Letter From Sterling
M. Be Church notes from Sterling Colorado dated July 29 1929. The writer and family pass through on route to Loveland Estes Park Boulder and other towns. They report sermons at Haxum Paoli and note a local incident where a man was restrained for shooting at a water tower. They anticipate home by August 11 and mention large ripe wheat fields and harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Colorado
Loveland
Estes Park
Boulder
Haxum
Charles
Paoli
Roger Imperial
Neby
High Water Tower
Q. J. Pix
Moravia Chautauqua Pleases Audiences Despite Losses
The 1929 Moravia Chautauqua offered a varied lineup from Friday to Monday, with plays, concerts, readings, and humor. Despite audience approval of performances by the Loveless Twins and Chaurten Mitchell Mixer Company, financial prospects look grim as guarantors face footing several dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mitchell
Loveless Twins
Quartetta
Quartette
Dietrick
Katherine Kelehner
American Life
Charten Mitchell Mixer Company
Chautauqua
Mixer
Paul Whiteman
Iconium Homecoming Plans Move Forward
Notice outlines Iconium Co-op Homecoming efforts with Grounds Program and Eats committees detailing seating shade and parking near the M E church yard A balanced program of music talks and readings is planned Sunday School supervision promises capacity handling and two car loads of cattle shipments by the Co operative Marketing Association arrive after Chicago trip with more hogs sent to St Louis market on Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iconium
M. E. Church Yard
F. P. Hawk
Moray
Co-operative Marketing Association
H. W. Potts
Chicago
Mittee
Potts
St. Louis
Co-operative Association
Peterson Cousins Tie The Knot In Centerville Ceremony
Betty Peterson of Latuoer and Bert Cousins of Moravis wed at Centerville on Saturday July 27 with Rev. W J Wright officiating. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Fred Cousina as friends extend congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Peterson
Latuoer
Laws
Bert Cousins
Moravis
Centerville
W. J. Wright
Fred Cousina
Christian Aid Dinner Menu On Wednesday August 7
The Christian Aid dinner features a menu for Wednesday August 7 with fried chicken mashed potatoes gravy creamed carrots corn cabbage salad beets ice cream cake coffee and tea presented as a community meal list of dishes for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Aid
Lee
Mt Pleasant seniors plan Iowa Wesleyan enrollment
Helen McCloud and Marie Oehler visited Mt Pleasant on Tuesday to arrange for the coming college year. They intend to enter Iowa Wesleyan College this fall. Miss Oehler auditioned for a lithographer post with Prof H E Jacques and secured it. The group included Francis Oehler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McCloud
Marie Oehler
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan College
Miss Oehler
H. E. Jacques
Francis Oehler
Friday Dinner Menu Highlights at M. E. Restaurant
The menu lists breaded loin with potatoes and gravy, along with green beans, corn, sliced cucumbers, jelly, pie, and tea. This reads as a local dining card item showcasing a hearty, traditional supper served at M. E. restaurant.
Moravia Loses to Centerville in Pitchers Duel 2–0
In Centerville the Centerville Merchants edged Moravia 2–0 as Hampton limited Moravia to four hits while Ross allowed seven. Moravia’s errors doomed rallies though Sauer doubled and Anderson singled in the sixth. Score by innings shows Centerville scoring in the second and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Hall
Centerville Merchants
Centerville
Hampton
Moravia
Ross
Mehrhoff
Traul
Mfis
Thomason
Broshar
Sauer
Anderson
Smith
Texas
Thompson
Cf Roas
P Bradley
Miller Reunion Notice At Albia Home
The annual Miller reunion will be held August 1 at the home of J Paul Miller 1208 3rd Ave E Albia Iowa Hickling season use Judu y pickle mixtures laytime at Smith Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
J. Paul Miller
3Rd Ave. E
Albia, Dowa
Smith Drug Store
Judd
Smith’ Drug Store
Good Will Tour Draws Centerville Citizens to Moravia
A Moravia Good Will tour hosted by the Centerville Chamber of Commerce drew about 250 Centerville residents to events at the M. E. Church and park. The visit featured a dinner, music by the Centerville municipal band under William Gower and performances by the Centerville Chanters, with welcoming remarks stressing county unity and future tours across Appanoose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Moravia
Chamber of Commerce
M. E
J. J. Frankel
Retail Merchants Bureau of
Appanoose
Appanosse
Appanoose County
Chamber of Commerce of
Unionville
Cincinnati
Mystic
Notice of Main Homecoming at Morvin Grove
The Annual Main Homecomin will be held Sunday August 11 1920 at the N J Main Grove south of Morvin, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Main Grove
Mor- Bvin
Towa
Birthday Party for Disabled Veterans at Knoxville Hospital
A large Moravia delegation joined Legionaries Auxiliary members and others from the district in Knoxville to celebrate a birthday party for the disabled veterans at the U S Veterans Hospital. The Moravia group provided most of the entertainment with the Moravia Concert Orchestra under Mrs J F Albert, who also sang, while veterans received candy boxes and cookies as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Knoxville
U.S. Veterans Hospital
The
Legion Auxiliary
J. F. Albert
Charles Firkins Dies in Ottumwa
W G Firkins learned Sunday that his brother Charles Firkins died in Ottumwa early Sunday morning. Charles had not seemed seriously ill the day before but could not be roused later. He is the last surviving brother of seven sons. Relatives expected to travel to Ottumwa for the funeral, with arrangements not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Firkins
Ottumwa
Charles Firkins
G. Firkins
Writen
Union Notice Reclaims Stove Trucks From Moravia
Last week P. D. Schreiner pursued recovery of stove trucks borrowed about six weeks ago from the Moravia Union. The union visits the post office on Wednesday, and on Thursday morning Schreiner regained the stove trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Schreiner
Maytags Arrive To Boost Local Cleaning Efforts
Gehler Bros local Maytag Washer distributors revived a large shipment noted as the best week with twenty-five units. If sold locally, the machines should aid greatly in keeping the community cleaned up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehler Bros
Moravia Ball Team Heads to Chillicothe Sunday
The Moravia ball team scheduled a game with the Chillicothe Blues for Sunday at Chillicothe. Moravia had defeated the Blues earlier in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Chillicothe
Moravis
Chillicothe Blues
Blues
Moravia Firm M. P. Main and Son Closes After 32 Years
The Moravia dry goods and groceries firm M. P. Main and Son closes due to M. P. Main’s ill health. Goods sold to H. G. Broghar and Son of Moravia and H. Brody and Sons of Centerville. The long time merchants, family members, and staff are noted as retiring with gratitude from a prominent local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Main and Son
Moravia
H. G. Broghar and Son
H. Brody and Sons
Centerville
M. P. Main
M. P. Manin and Sov
Main
Dotson Cafe
Moravia Union
A. C. Main
Madison
Wis
Main and Son
M. P. Mein
Frank Main
Sherif Recovers Car Stolen From Moravia
Sherif Earl Gaughenbaugh recovered a Chevrolet coupe belonging to Chas Broshar of Moravia that had been stolen from the north side of the square Monday night. A tip led him to a spot on a sky-road northwest of Numa where the abandoned vehicle sat after being driven at high speed with low radiator water causing the engine to overheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Earl Gaughenbaug
Chas
Notice to Keep Chickens Penned Up
Town of Diaries warns residents to confine chickens to enclosures amid numerous complaints of free ranging birds and property damage. Chester Bregluir Musas issued the notice ordering immediate compliance and discontinuation of roaming fowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Bregluir
Musas
World’s Fair visits and local harvest notes from Hiattsville
July 28, 1929 report lists Will Chambers and wife at the World’s Fair, Miss Martha Callen and Myrtle Bishop returning from Cedar Falls State Normal, and several others in St. Louis for the fair. Local items note an iron cell installed at the city hall, visits by Mrs. Carrie Solamen of Oklahoma, a Rathbun trip by Mrs. Frank Selby, Allen Wiatt starting threshing with a steam thresher, and an ice cream social for Erna Tucker’s 25th birthday with about a hundred guests in attendance. Harvest mill and farm visits continue as Allen Cutten’s farm and Horton Potts are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Chambers
Martha Callen
Myrtle Bishop
Cedar Falls
State Normal School
N. U
Carrie Solamen
Oukaloora
Hoskinson
Frank Selby
Rathbun
Hayes Winsler
Ed Neff
Hiattsville
Allen Wiatt
Jd. E. Cutten
Elf
Tucker
Erna
Prezent
Salem
Robert Tarr
Hanestowt
South Dakota
Lew
Frank Argo
Horton Potts
Burton Reunion at Centerville City Park
A Sunday July 28 Burton family reunion gathered at Centerville City Park with par ents and relatives attending. A picnic lunch of chicken and salads followed by games and a local baseball game. Officers were elected including Harry Burton as president and Lulu Burton as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Morrvia
Centerville
Harry Burton
Lulu Burton
Vex Hiatt
Emma Minit
la Burton
Matild
Harry Burty
Arthur
Martha Hiatt
Fred Hiatt
Wo HL Callen
Homer
Claude
Vesa Hiatt
Wilday Ate
Russell Hiatt
Jack
Max
Clyde Hiatt
Merrill
Luse Hiatt
Margaret
Rubyeo
Orville Burton
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Church News
United Brethren Church
Church OF Christ
Peterson
Cousins
Moraviana
Knoxville Veterans Hospital
M. P. Main & Son
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