Religious Events Attract Four Singers And Meetings
Church news outlines a program with a male quartet from John Fletcher C Hage of Oskaloosa performing at 7:30. Pastor R G Harkins leads Sunday worship and Sunday school at 10, preaching at 11. Epworth League hosts 6:30 p.m. services, and midweek service is Wednesday at 7:30. A two week meeting is planned from April 6 to Easter Sunday April 20. The W H M S meet February 19 at Mrs. Fred Blumenstack’s home.
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R. G. Harkins
Epworth
John Fletcher CaHage
Oskaloosa
Iob
W. R. Keesey
Epsworth League
Paater
Fred Blumenstack
Westlay
United Brethren Church Message Promotes Young People Society
D. Winfield Thompson, minister, invites readers to join the United Brethren Church next Sunday morning and Sunday School. He urges living a Christly life focused on praise and thanksgiving, stressing memory of God, active worship, and a welcoming hand to all youths.
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Young Peoples Society
Old Peoples Gallery
Jesus Christ
D. Winfield Thompson
Church of Christ Sermon and Tea at Miss Broshay Home
Church of Christ led by Minister W FP Evans holds sermon and communion at 108. Bible School at 10 30 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m sermon at 7 30 p m. Ladies meet at Miss Cora Broshay for Martha Washington Tea Wednesday afternoon Feb 19th. Absent from Bible School due to sickness include Mr and Mrs W C Bivin Sam Barnett C W Kin vady and Leo VanDorin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FP. T. Evans
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Cora Broshay
Martha Washington
W. C. Bivin
Sam Barnett
C. W. Kinvady
Leo VanDorin
Jconium Circuit Sunday School and Scout Attendance
Sunday School held at 10 a m as the Boy Scouts attended the services in full. The pastor spoke to the gathering.
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Euniun
Upuke
Moravia Tops Allerton and Blakesburg In Weekend Games
Moravia high school defeated Allerton 23 to 22 at Allerton with Cullers and Slavin starring for Moravia who shot seven of seven from the line. Moravia then crushed Blakesburg 34 to 14 at home as Broshar scored twenty points. New blue and white uniforms drew praise though players found rhythm after early hesitancy. Referee was Craven Seymour and McGinnis officiated the Blakesburg game.
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Allerton
Blakesburg
Moravian
Weavers of
Blue and White
Wayne County
Moravia
Cullers
Kuster
Slavin
Kaster
Broshar
Smith
Q Cullers
Fletcher
Mason
Nataly Allerton
Fr of Gougnor
Ayres
Nelson
Ruin
Roudsean
Alley
Hillyard
Elliott
Gardner
Craven
Seymour
Lagle
Prag
Warner
Wilson
Johannes
Rokey
Q Warren
Lt. Berry
Cc. Warner
N McGinnis
Halden To Speak Over Radio From Shenandoah
Berry F. Halden of Albia is scheduled to make a radio address from Shenandoah Wednesday at six. He will also address a District meeting of Legionaires that evening and speak on Americanism at the annual meeting of commanders and adjutants in Des Moines on February 20.
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Berry F. Halden
Albia
Shenandoah
Legionaires
Des Moines
Dr Orelup to Address Dental Use Meeting
Dr J K Orelup of Moravia has been asked to address the 65th annual convention of the Mission state Dental Association in Kansas City Missouri May 19 to 22. His topic will be Plaster of Paris and Its Manipulation.
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J. K. Orelup
Moravia
Misson State Dental Association
Is 12
Kansas City
Plaster of Paris
Locals Beat Russell Five in Low-Scoring Game
Moravia coach Glaney's quintet won at Russell Tuesday night, taking an early 11-0 lead and finishing 23-1. It was the second win over the Russell team this season, with Eddyville and Pildyville on the upcoming schedule as the Moravia boys seek another victory.
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Glaney
Russel
Russell
Moravia Boys
Loghla
Russells
Moravia
Wil Oy
Eddyville
Pildyville
Rev Thompson Brother Injured in Barn Accident
Des Moines Register item reports L. N. Thompson city marshal of Toledo Iowa injured when a hay bale fell from a barn loft striking him. He was knocked unconscious and confined to bed. Deputy G W Reichman temporarily fills his duties. J Hy Rice visited from Centerville on business.
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Des Moines Register
D. W. Thompson
Moravia
Toledo
Iowa
L. N. Thompson
Vosbuyé Bonnett Marriage Noted by Monroe Clerk
A marriage record issued by the Monroe county clerk lists Agnes Vosburg of Numa and Lloyd Bonnett of Bussey as the couple wed. Other details from the notice are not learned at this time.
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Monroe County
Agnes Vosburg
Numa
Lloyd Bonnett
Bussey
Rolla Foster to Play Title Role in College Play The Foal
Rolla Foster has been chosen to play the title role in the junior college production The Foal to be staged at the high school auditorium in the coming weeks. Ruth Moore takes the leading female role with Louis Lambert and George Marshall among other leads. date and full cast soon to be announced.
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Rolla Foster
Box Pie Candy Social at Brompton Schoolhouse
A Friday night social at Brompton Schoolhouse on February 24 features Mia and Lulu Tilmont, teachers, hosting a box pie and candy event to raise funds and bring the community together.
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Brompton
Mia
Lulu Tilmont
Friday Dinner Menu At M. E. House
Mrs. N. R. Ward and Mrs. C. E. Winslet visited Centerville Monday. The menu featured baked chicken and dressing breaded loin mashed potatoes breaded tomatoes escalloped tomatoes pie pickles jelly butter coffee.
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Mra. N. R. Ward
Mrs. C. E. Winslet
Centerville
Unusually Fine Declamatory Contest At Moravian School
The Home Declamatory Contest at Moravian High School drew strong praise for quality last Thursday night. Barrett Coffin won first in oratory with The Price of a Man, Clarence Shekton took second with Warriors of the Broken Sword, and Bonita Lagie claimed dramatic with The Death Disk. Other speakers included John Johnson Homer Minnick and Vera Easty. Musical quartets performed, and J. Coffin of Hinttsville wrote the winning oration.
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Moravian High School
Barrett Coffin
Clarence Shekton
Bonita Lagie
Helen Main
Mercedes
Norman Firkins
Edna Burns
Arthur
Beauty Surgeon
John Johnson
Homer Minnick
Maxine Tucker
Dorothy Doda
Don June Boyer
Vera Eastey
Donald Narby
J. 3. Coffin
Hinttsville
Brain CoupleMark 45th Wedding Anniversary
The Brain family gathered at the hospitable country home of Mr and Mrs Earl Brain to honor the 45th wedding anniversary of Albert and Mind Brain of Moravia Now Iowa. Attendees included Sin Brain of Mystic Sidney Helms of Des Moines Lester Grain and their children Anny Brain and other relatives. The couple, born February 9 1885 in Little Dean England, arrived in the United States forty one years ago settling in Lucas Iowa before moving to a farm near Moravia and later town residence.
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Earl Brain
Albert Brain
Morayin
Little Dean
England
United States
Lucas
Iowa
Moravia
Albert, Brain
Sin Brain
Mystic
Sidney Helms
Des Moines
Lester Grain
Anny Brain
Please Settle If You Are Indebted to Oehter Broy
A brief debt notice urges settlement of a monetary obligation to Oehter Broy and requests prompt action. The fragmentary text indicates a demand for repayment and mentions related parties, with unclear details due to legibility.
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Ty Oehter Broy
Moravia to Organize Boy Scout Troop
Moravia will form a Boy Scout Troop with Basil Cowell Post of the American Legion sponsoring. Scoutmaster J F Albert chosen, A G Broshat Zell Callen W A Smith and Ed Kennedy lead the committee. over a dozen applications already, with at least twenty expected.
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Moravia
Basil Cowell
American Legion
A. G. Broshat
Zell Callen
W. A. Smith
Ed. Kennedy
FL Albert
Boon
Boya
Milani
Centerville
W. C. Dorr
Masons Set Big Banquet for Monday February 17
Masons are urged to attend a special Monday night program at United Brethren Church featuring Past Masters Night with jewels for seventeen past masters of Antiquity Lodge. Rev L E G Hawkins will give the prevention speech. Third degree work and other features precede a sumptuous banquet for all Masons. Unionville Lodge guests welcomed. lodge to convene promptly at seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters of Antiquity Lodge
LE. G.hawkins
United Brethren Church
Unionville Lodge
Ballew Seeks Reelection To State Representative Post
Howard Ballew of Moulton announces candidacy for a second term as state representative to serve Ap panuse County. He notes prior two years of honorable service and support from constituents and friends. The article also mentions George Ballew’s Washington trip and a 20th Century Club meeting at Allyn Mason home.
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Howard Ballew
Moulton
Unio
Ofter
Buthons
Appansose County
Hallew
Appanvuse County
20Th Century Club
Allyn Mason Hone
Moravia Reporter Files Unavailable This Week
The Moravia Reporter notes that its archives from twenty five years ago are not accessible for this week. No historical editions are available to publish in this issue.
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Moravia
Moravia theatre owner heir to fifty million fortune
Matt Battisti, associate with George Firkins in operating the Crystal Theatre in Moravia, is said to have inherited fifty million dollars from his Italian-born father. He battles Mussolini’s decree to keep the fortune in Italy while planning steps to liquidate the estate for bringing the funds to the United States where he has settled. Battisti, now about fifty, prefers to live in America and has no wish to return to Italy to make his home.
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Matt Battisti
George Firkins
Crystal Theatre
Moravia
Italy
United States
Battisti
Mussolini
Plas
Matt
New York City
Lovilia
Metrose
Hiteman
Rex 5
Regal
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D. W. Zerbe
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J. Hy Rice
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Ethel Hueston
Moravia Union
M. E
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Warren
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