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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1933

Page

3

Van Gundy Evangelistic Series At Moravia Church

The Van Gundy party continues a week of evangelistic services at Moravia United Brethren in Christ church drawing full houses each night. Activities include Men’s Night with the band, Women’s Night led by Mrs Grace Main, Children and Young People Night led by Miss Marie Gehler, and High School Night. Evening services run 7:80 p.m. with afternoon sessions at 2:30 daily.

van Gundy Moravia United Brethren Christ Church Dr. Frost Grace Main Marie Qehler Viola Jack Geo. H. Suenkel

M. E. Church Note Sunday Schedule Revival

The M E Church lists Sunday School at 9 46 a m and 19 30 a m, Divine Worship at 11 am, Epworth League at 6 30 pm, no evening service, and invites all to evangelistic meetings at the U B church. Official board meets Wednesday at 7 pm in the church parlor. Be on time for revival. J C Behrens is pastor.

M. C. Co Epworth League U. B Wealey J. C. Behrens

Iconium Circuit Sunday School and Anniversary

Iconium Circuit announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by Ralph Turner superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a.m. features the choir and a special number. A Young Peoples meeting accompanies the anniversary of Christian Endeavor with birthday cake after the service.

Iconium Ralph Turner Young Peoples Meeting Christian Endeavor

Community church events and meetings schedule noted

Activities include Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts meetings on Saturday at 7:80 p.m. Fourth Community Mother and Daughter banquet on February 17 and Fourth Annual Older Boys and Girls Conference at Moulton February 4. Epworth League socials in Moravia February, Fairview Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship at 9:46 a.m. Young Peoples Choir and Epworth League gatherings on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Miss Adrienne Williams led a China talk last Sunday evening. Community night Friday February 3 with Church services and Farm Bureau at the Community Hall. Invitation to any without a church home. a. W. Zerbe, Minister.

Young Peoples Moulton Appanoose County Moravia Fairview Boyer Young Peoples Choir Epworth League Nilton Lewis Rouse Epworth Dorothy Lockman Adrienne Williams

Legion Auxiliary To Meet Monday Evening

The American Legion Auxiliary will meet next Monday evening February th instead of Tuesday. Miss Virginia Turley, a Canton Missouri college student, was a weekend guest of her aunt Mrs J F Albert and family. Marilyn Hiatt, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Hiatt, returned home Saturday after nine days in St Joseph hospital Centerville. Mrs Chas Coffin and daughter Mary visited her aunt Mrs Ada Harrison at St Joseph hospital Centerville. Mrs Harrison is recovering from a recent operation. Mrs J W Whicker was called to Reasnor Iowa Friday for illness of her daughter Mrs Rev H A Smith, who underwent an operation at Des Moines Methodist hospital Monday and is resting as well as possible.

Virginia Turley Canton J. F. Albert Albert Milton Marilyn Hiatt Lee Hiatt St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Chas. Coffin Mary Adda Harrison Unionville Harrison J. W. Whicker Reasnor Iowa H. A Smith Smith Methodist Hospital Des Moines CG. C. Jones Albia Junior Mason Mystic Moravia John Vench Don Wailes Plano Ed. Wailes R. R. Pennington Misa Madge Hough Odell Mary Angat W. Trwin N. Main Marton W.C. Bind Dale Harrison Mt. Pleasant Kate Rogers Loyd Carter Mary Frances Genevieve Carter Roland Walter Schoech Ada Schoech Blakesburg Kenneth Cullers Inna Wesleyan College Nellie Caris Dale Caria Orville Best Kansas City Mra Lenna Wailea Jack Cowell Hendershot Rixline Eldon Tom Tadlock Town Edd Anderson Ottumwa Ruth Behrens Swan J. C. Behrens Fred Dotson J. B. Sheed Osteola A. L. Lyon Amanda Miller H. M. Underwood Luella Hudgens H. E. Glick Abingdon Frank Glick F. Albert A. G. Broshar von Tracy Theo Miller iChester Broshar Katherine Whitehill Caroline Luke Elks Club A. W. Wagner Arthur Guinevere Wagner Cecil Cullers Amos Virginia Hiattsville C. C. Cullers Louise Ovhler Watonga Oklo Mia. J J. J. Hicks M. E. Church Stella Carter Grace Veach Jesus Clyde McXern Tamalows R. J. Hazard Steven McKern Steven Tana P. T. McKern Glada Ben Whitehead Jay Maseman Will Free Harry Brown Leo Beaty Billy Verna Parcel B. R. Allem Caylor Chester Clyde Dicks Ben Tbo Lloyd Beaty Loy Free Leslie Derby Jack Murphy Clover Sheldon Carl Roy Sheldon Donald Frank Willi Moravia Lucille Prisbe Chas Tarbell M. E. Aids Rechurch Rosalie Beaty Beulah Dicks Crystal Richard Calton

Local Happenings in Moravia and Nearby Towns

Local visitors and residents share a busy week across Albia Moravia and Des Moines. Notable mentions include business travelers C G Jones and John Vench, Mystic and Des Moines guests, a cattle barn project for Tom Tadlock, and multiple family and social visits spanning Roland Roland and Unionville.

Hiattsville Social Notes Mention Visits and Illness

Hiattsville residents report Mr. and Mrs. BD J Weatherly and children of Bedford visiting at the Br E McDanel home over the weekend. Miss Virginia Berry of Blakenburg visited Miss Maxine Tucker. Mrs Wills Houser is seriously ill and in Center Villa hospital for treatment. J U Hiatt and Miss Ellen Hiatt spent Sunday afternoon at the Roy residence.

J. Weatherly Bedford Br. E. McDanel Virginia Berry Blakenburg Maxine Tucker Wills Houser Centervilla Hospital J. U. Hiatt Ellen Hiatt Pat Roy

Improved D-X Motor Fuel Introduced by Mid-Continent

Mid-Continent Petroleum announces D-X a high heat resisting non carbon forming lubricating motor fuel priced same as ordinary gasoline. Developed at Tulsa refinery with new processing equipment and a large distillation unit, D-X promises rapid starting reduced wear valve and piston protection and overall smoother performance. Sales push targets Diamond stations with a wide media campaign starting February 2.

The Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation Ottumwa Ted Oehler Francis Oehler Oehler Oil Co Mid-Continent Tulsa Fred B. Koontz Koontz Lare Robert W. McDowell Merle Smith R. J. Potts & Company Kansas City

Sunday visits spread among Hiatt and neighboring families

The community shares a log of Sunday visits and calls. Hiatt family members and relatives visited the Mesaner, Tucker, Rose, Miller, and Long households near Dale church, Centerville, and Walnut City. Several families, including the Hiatt and Scott clans, joined birthday celebrations and greetings for A. S. Hiatt and Mr. Long.

W. A. Rose Bayard Neff Bernard Theo Miller Loyd Carter Hoy Scott J. M. Tucker Paul Hiatt Ernest Hiatt Harold Hudgens Hiatt Des Moines Norval Cols Roland Roy Scott Jose- Pine Scott Allen Long Walnut City Long Mr. Long

Local residents recall social visits and funeral attendances

Mr and Mrs Russell Brown and Dickie visited Letmaater home while Chae Tarbell and others joined Penfield family. Several families attended the funeral of Mrs Kate McKern. notes of visits, outings, and church aid activities fill the week.

Russell Brown Dickie Letmaater Chae Tarbell Penfield Jock Atwell Miss Beulah Dicks

Classified ad listing farm goods and rental

Classified notices advertise Alsike and Reil Clover seed and haled straw from Earl Brain. Also sale items include one oil stove a sideboard a great engine and an organ. A house for rent is available contact John S Campbell at 2tp.

Alsike Earl Brain John S. Campbell

Beacon City plans sponsor role for World’s Fair beacon

An announcement invites readers to join the Beacon Organization as sponsor of Be a con City on the Lincoln Highway near Chicago. Members receive lodging meals transportation to and from the Fair daily admission and lectures. The plan aims to serve World’s Fair attendees with more details to come before the June 1 1933 opening.

Beacon Organization Beacon City Lincoln Highway Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

Church News United Brethren Church M. E. Church Notes A. W. Zerbe Mintater Legion Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary Valentines Smith & Veach Drug Store Toler ARM & Hammer Soda Cookie Eere Rite-Way Grocery Svete Mid-Continent Petroleum Alfred Showers Creston Kate McKern Harry Stocker Moravia Union Nena Maely Safeguerd Chet Broshar C. G. Jones Mr. Jones Board OF Directors Moravia Co-Operative Marketing Association
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