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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1951
Page
5
Classified column notes a yearling Guernsey heifer about 700 pounds missing, with contact for Carl Tomlin. Includes real estate listing by Chet Broshar in Moravia, various sale items, and a general call for classified ads at The Union office Moravia.
The American Legion will meet at 1:00 p.m. Monday, August 20 for a general canvass of the community for members. MAX McDONOUGH, Commander.
The Hammond-Mosley reunion met Sunday August 12 at Edmundson Park Oskaloosa with a cooperative dinner and a business meeting electing Fred Hammond as president and Mrs Elizabeth Cristy as secretary treasurer A return gathering is planned for the second Sunday in August 1952 at the same site Numerous family members from Moravia Iconium Oakdale Melrose Russell Fremont Charl ton and other nearby towns attended including Mr and Mrs Fred Hammond and Viola Mr and Mrs George Hammond Mr and Mrs Max Hammond Mr and Mrs Keith Zellers Marsha Zellers and many others
A nutritionist notes yeast as the best Vitamin source and advocates feeding yeast with Occo to boost health and reduce protein needs. He claims savings of protein and higher digestion, urging daily use for pigs and chickens and noting tests show gains exceeding five dollars per head.
Moravia High School boys baseball team topped Blakesburg 5 to 4 Sunday afternoon at Blakesburg. Delmar Ramsey of Pleasantville substituted for Wayne Wolf who pitched. Wakefield handled catching duties.
Courcues Grace Methodist Church lists Rev Martin Greer as pastor with 10:00 a m Sunday School led by Mrs Karl Tuttle and an 11:00 a m Morning Worship. There is an Evening Worship and choir rehearsal Friday evening. Wesley Methodist Church notes Rev Martin Greer pastor with 9:45 a m morning worship and 10:50 a m Church School. Nazarene Church notes Rev Reyes pastor with 10:00 a m Sunday School and 11:00 a m Morning Worship plus 7:30 p m N P S and 8:00 p m Evangelistic service and 8:00 p m Wednesday meeting. A closing admonition calls to purge hypocrisy by forgiving injuries and loving the wrongdoer.
Fay Garner pastor leads Miller Baptist Church with Sunday School at 1:30 p.m. Worship at 2:30 p.m. and Thursday prayer service at 8:00 p.m. The message urges worship on the Lord's Day.
Friendly town church led by Rev Evan R Stroud lists Sunday services at 11 am and 8 pm with sermon titles To What Shall We Go and Gods Layman. Sunday school at 10 am, prayer meeting Thursday at 8 pm, church night Friday with Aug 17 guest Rev Young of Albia speaking on activity in the kings business and Jesus Never Fails.
The Moravia Church of Christ announces Billy Schaffner's final sermon before he leaves for Lincoln, Nebraska to enroll in the Lincoln Bible Institute. Services begin at 10:00 a.m. Bible school, 11:00 a.m. worship, 8:00 p.m. Bible study and evening service. A review of service training will follow.
The church notes growing attendance and shifts in Sunday School and worship hours. Sunday school meets from 9:30 to 10:15 a m and worship follows from 10:15 to 11:00. four members Emily Thompson Ruth McCord Grace Whitehead and Thelma Calhoun will report on a Cen terville observ ation school. Everyone should hear them.
A Sunday gathering at Centerville park honored the Dallas Chority family of Denver Colorado. Attendees included Dallas chority and family from Denver plus relatives from Fort Collins Mystic Newton Moulton Albia Keosauqua and visitors Clarence Horn Joe Horn and others.
Mrs Earl Rabuck of Coon Rapids was an overnight guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Coffin and family. Dale Callen and son Craig visited from Des Moines with Mrs J R Callen. Guests called on Clarence Dowd and Harry Phillips and spent Sunday with the Loren Walter family. Hazel Alverson of Moberly Mo visited her sister Mrs T B Cameron and Mrs Cameron and Mrs Alverson. The Coulsons and Linda and Merrill spent Sunday at the Keith Cameron home in Newton. Zell Callen and daughter Joan, Max McDonough and Janet Broshar were in Des Moines as business visitors. Marguerite Untrich of Chicago visiting Centerville spent Sunday with Mrs D E Bishop and family. Roy Argo and sons, Harley Tisue and Clifford Tisue were dinner guests at James Nash home in Albia Sunday. Larry Tadlock, working near Waterloo, spent Sunday with the Tadlocks. Mrs Lonnie Lilleman of Udell and Mrs Hattie Lorentz of Winterset spent Friday afternoon with Mrs C L Hartinger.
Town dairymen raise herd production using artificial insemination. Dairy Herd Improvement Associations report 429 dam and daughter records showing dams averaging 378.8 pounds of butterfat and daughters 424.8 pounds, a 46 pound per year gain on a mature equivalent basis.
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