Caurcues Church Announce Sunday Service Times
Caurcues Church of Christ schedules Sunday School at 10 a m with Mrs Birdin Main as superintendent and a communion service at 11 a m.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
5
Caurcues Church of Christ schedules Sunday School at 10 a m with Mrs Birdin Main as superintendent and a communion service at 11 a m.
United Brethren church announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by Supt M H Johnson followed by a 11 a.m. worship and 6 30 p m Christian Endeavor with an 7 p m evening service. A New Year’s resolution urges weekly church attendance. Prayer meeting is Thursday evening at Rev Donahoo's. Otterbein Guild meets Jan 7 at Marie Othier’s home. Pastor W T Boston invites all to salvation.
The Methodist Episcopal message wishes a Happy New Year with prayers for prosperity and spiritual growth. The 1985 slogan pledges loyalty to Christ and faithful service. Sunday School is at 10 a.m. with Lyle Beery as superintendent. Divine worship at 11 a.m. includes special music and a sermon by the pastor.
Epworth League at 6 30 p m Evening service at 7 30 Wealey Morning worship at 9 80 Sunday School at 10 80 a m J C Behrens pastor
Sunday and weekday church activities listed for Teenium Covenant Fairview Hilton and local groups. Morning worships 9 to 11, Sunday School 9:30, Epworth League evenings, Young Peoples meetings, choir activities, and Ladies Aid sessions. Scouts and district meetings noted plus upcoming state minister convocation and Father and Son banquet. Guests include multiple pastors from North Liberty Harmon and area churches.
A dermatologist explains that women retain scalp fat longer while men lose the subcutaneous fat early, reducing nourishment to hair roots and causing more men to go bald. He notes women never completely lose this fat layer, protecting their hair from shedding.
A quoted English scientist asserts male toads carry eggs dormant within and may transform into females through an operation. Progeny from such transformed toads are reported as all males, indicating a double life in the toad’s development.
Pathfinder Magazine notes that ordinary soft coal varies in weight from 75 to 94 pounds per cubic foot depending on quality. It also states heavy dry woods such as Osage orange and California oak weigh about 54 pounds per cubic foot.
A compilation of curiosities and facts from a bygone issue notes the Contaught tunnel near Glacier station as North America's longest tunnel, five miles long, with straight alignments leaving exits in view. It also lists various sensational items on science and world trivia.
Thomas Hidlsoh, a boy in 1908, invented an electrical device to kill cockroaches in a Western Union office in Bombay. He mounted two strips of tinfoil on the wall near his table and connected them to a battery, instantly annihilating roaches that touched both strips.
A fragment describes an unusual Malay peninsula courtship in which a decorated girl engages in a prolonged bundling style courtship lasting about 12 hours. The practice ends with the girl submitting and being carried to a tree home, echoing colonial American bundling customs.
The Bureau of Chemistry notes sulfuric acid was used to dissolve bone for superphosphate in fertilizer production but bone meal and phosphate rock offer cheaper, better returns. A Harvard chemistry professor once dissolved a shirt in acid and ate it after claims proved false, and Chinese civilization legends trace back to 2852 B C with Fouhal, a legendary organizer.
A survey of historical notes recalls Napoleon Bonaparte’s Italian Tuscan lineage through both parents and the family’s Coralca residence since the 1500s, before reuniting with France in 1768 the year prior to Napoleon’s birth. The piece also touches on diverse curiosities from oyster names to elk antlers and nautical terms.
A compilation of local greetings and visits as Ottumwa residents and friends stopped by over New Year. Many out of town guests include Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brooke, Mrs. Clara Selby, Dale Schreiner, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Funkhouser of Atlanta Missouri, Lementine Tucker, and numerous family gatherings at the Main, Dowd, and Behrens households. Church watch night at the M E Sunday School and various travel to Mayo Clinic and Nevada Iowa mark the holiday period.
An odd Quebec note claims warm or cool asbestos affects local maidens as winds shift. It mentions Detroit News and a snowbank of asbestos concealing 18 percent of the world supply, with Canada shipping 89 units to the United States for manufacture.
Partial OCR sentence discusses opening of eye openings and mistaken sense of different signs. Lacks clear facts, names, dates, or places.
Marjory Cameron and Kathaleen Black returned to Kirksville Missouri to resume their studies. Mrs Kathryn Whitehill and son visited in Moravia. Russell Day of Ottumwa visited with his father J.T.Z. during a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron and daughters spent Sunday in Newton Iowa. Elizabeth Sneed and Arlene Dodd returned to Indianola for Simpson college. Mary E. Jones of Crawfordsville visited Mia. A watch party entertained by the Duvalls. Roy Funkhouser and Chicago family left after Christmas. H. K. Smith family and W. T. Smith family attended a dinner in Albia. Rev. A. M. Smith and Rev. H. A. Smith also attended. Progressive club held a cooperative New Year’s Eve dinner at the Young home with bridge honors to Mrs A. G. Broshar and Von Tracy. Guests included Clifford Hardie and Perry Boyer of Seattle en route to California.
Wanted men to sell capital papers publications and protective service. Veas H Hiatt district manager Moravia Iowa itp.
The Moravia area gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs FP A Boyer southwest of Moravia for New Year’s Day dinner. Attendees included Frank Weathers Hawk Taland Ohio T N Morrigan Centerville John McDanel family Forest Moffitt Iva Boyer Qoal Goughner Perry Boyer Seattle and Wm Crea with Mrs Wm Oliver of Centerville. Sunday callers visited J H Schreiner’s home afterwards.
Mrs. Marlow of Packwood with her son Wayne Beery and family from London Mills New Jersey were Saturday visitors here with her son Lyle H. Beery and family.
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