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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1933

Page

3

Church News Sunday School and Worship Services

Church notices announce Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. G C Cullers superintendent. Divine worship at 11:00 a.m. Junior Epworth League at 8:30 p.m. Senior Epworth League at 6:50 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Midweek special meeting at 7:30 p.m. visiting pastors address What Jesus means to me by R G Rowe Unionville What Does Jesus teach about living together by F W Zerbe What Jesus teaches about right and wrong by E A Moore. W F M S meets at Mrs Hughes Thursday 7:30 p.m. Wesley Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Preaching service at 9:00 a.m. J G Behrens, pastor.

F. W. Zerbe E A. Moore Hughes Wesley J. G. Behrens Paul Boyer Epworth League Ruth Pfannebecker E. A. Moore Albia J. C. Behrens Moravia R. C. Rowe Unionville

United Brethren Church Service Schedule Announcement

United Brethren Church outlines Sunday schedule with Bible School at 10, Junior Church at 10:30, Morning Worship at 11, Evening Service at 7:30, Ladies Aid Wednesday at Mrs Hoskinson home, and prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30 led by Pastor G H Suenkel.

Bible School Ladies Aid

Community church notices and youth meetings

Sunday school sessions at multiple churches led by Ralph Turner Paul Boyer and Lewis Rouse with morning worship and Epworth Leagues. Boy and Girl Scouts meet Saturday evening. literary society planned by Jay Argo. Clergy J W Zerbe and visiting pastors lead services including a special service with E A Moore and J C Behrens. Community nights and farm bureau events announced.

Tcanium Circuit Teanium Ralph Turner J. ©. Behreng Jay Argo Bureau of Chariton Township Fairview Hilton Lewis Rouse Epworth League Ralph Spencer Clifford Spain J. W. Zerbe

Mrs Boshak Hosts New Year Dinner Party

Mrs Boshak entertained Sunday at the annual New Year dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs A W Kincade, Carl Mann, Mr and Mrs G C Easter and daughters Eloise Elainne and Arlene, Mr and Mrs Bart Exline and children Gene and Bonnie Blaine, T N Morrison of Generalville, Velma Ewing Beverly Carolyn, Vera, and Beverly Carolyn. The group spent Friday at the Van Long home west of town.

Bessie Boshak A. W. Kincade Carl Mann G. C. Easter Eloise Elainne Arlene Bart Exline Gene Bonnie Blaine Dean T. N. Morrison Generalville Velma Ewing Beverly Carolyn Vera

Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our darling baby and for the beautiful flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Arnold and family, Mrs. D N Arnold and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mullen and family.

Burl Arnold D. N. Arnold Ira Mullen

Local families mark New Year time with visits in Kins er Valley

John Robinson Mrs Sarah Hoadley George Darby and families Zell Wilson Edgar Wilson Curtis Goudy Bill Hoadley gathered for a New Year dinner at the Hoadley home. Margaret Horingan and sons visited BEG Hawk home. George Darby and kin shopped Ottumwa. Roy Darby returned to Centerville for school. Zell Wilson called on business in Albia. Alex Johnson family at maternal Anderson home. Frank Maneer family at Leo Flattery home. Francis Sutton children arrived New Year to relatives. M M Darby family spent New Year at J W Cohagen home in Blakesburg. Clarence Wilson family visited Kent home near Avery. Andrew Madison family visited relatives here. George Darby helped Henry Syta haul hay Tuesday.

John Robinson Sarah Hoadley George Darby Zell Wilson Edgar Wilson Curtis Goudy Bill Hoadley Hoadley Margaret Horingan Beg Hawk Albia Alex Johnson Anderson Frank Maneer Leo Flattery Francis Sutton Blakesburg J. W. Cohagen Clarence Wilson Lal Kent Avery Andrew Madison Vehildren Henry Sytayma Roy Brooke Unionville C. M. McFatridge Albina Mre N. R. Ward Milas Alma Keemer Centerville Freeman Weidman Wells Mra, Hawkins Hedvick Jware Lyle Beery Earl Main Knoxville Iowa Moravia Misa Madge Hough Lulu Tillmont Arthur Johnson Lew Main Ostie Whicker Darby Wm. Espy J. H. Miller Newtown Mo Otha Duvall Ruth Hebrens Swan Misa Mildred Chambers J. F. Chamber C. E. Main Oskaloosa N. J. Main Dale Harrison Mt. Pleasant Stella Reich Lois Fulton C. L. Throchtmorton John Potter Lamont Rey R. 0. Rowe Oswald Rowe Ruby Winslet Masonic Hall H. E. Watts M. EB. Church Watts Noorden Slavin Gregg Waters Town City Ge T T. Slavin Burdette Utterback Udell Cyril McDanel Familly R. L. Burgher Ton Mo Ty Slavin Frank Wilson Mra Raymond Charity Mystic

Local Social Notes Highlight Neighbor Visits

Ralph Runnells helped Al Derby saw wood Thursday. John Repp spent Wednesday here with Mr. and Mrs. John Repp. John Moffatt was an Albia caller Thursday. Jim McGre and family visited the Stangberry home Saturday night and Sunday. Francis Lamar called at John Moffatt’s Thursday evening. George Shehan visited Wes Scott Wednesday morning. Mac McGowan and Jackie of Des Moines visited Mrs. McGowan's home.

Ralph Runnells al Derby John Repp George Shehan John Moffatt Jim McGre E. F. ‘Stangberry Francis Lamar Q . George Shehan Wes Scott Mac McGowan Con Jackie Des Moines Leslie Derby Perry Albia Loy Free Velma Wulf Narationl Huff Center Ville Jim Turner Ralph Land Ruth Haver , Free Orval Callen Melrose Merle Dicks Chilren Shehan Berle Beaty Marilyn Bonnie Lou Leo Beaty Dicka Clyde Dicks Ida Argo Harold Argo Moravia Charles ‘Tarbell Dick Holman Oskaloosa Harvey Coulson Wenell Coulson D. F. Hiner Hazel Gard Ottumwa Hert Sheldon John McAninch Gona Louie, Priebe Maiken Rosalie Beaty Jeaadine Laws Rose Murphy Beulah Dicks Christian Church of Iconium Roy Miller Ass’t Lester Breese Guy Argo Elbert Neal Perry Bert Nash Mra Havar Frees Ass't Will Kelsey Mary Rinehart Derby Edna Nash Neal Nogzh

Local Happenings in Moravia and Surrounding Towns

Local notes report Roy Brooke and many others visiting in Unionville Albia Centerville and Moravia through the week. Visitors include families from Wells Minn Knoxville Mt Pleasant and Panora with several local remarks on recovery from flu and New Year gatherings.

Iconium Holiday Reflection Amid Illness

The writer recalls holiday wishes left unspoken due to illness, noting a relaxed pace during vacation as the family takes turns to recover. The brief vacation period slowed activity and disrupted usual greetings.

Watch Night Service at Iconium Church Draws Big Attendance

The Iconium Methodist church held a successful watch night service, with peak attendance of 10 and 71 remaining until midnight. Scouts, community singing, a film on South America, and a Girl Scout vs Boy Scout debate on women in politics filled the program.

Watt Wight Iconium Methodist Church J. W. Zerbe Girl Scouts South America Bowdish Boy Scouts Rozalee Bunty Althea Green Dorothy Wilson Roy Argo James Calhoun Clarke Priebe Misa Mandana Jennings Mise Althes Green Mayme Callen Harry Jennings Misa Callen

Classified ads for sale and trade in rural notice

Classified listings show bale straw livestock including Shorthorn cattle calves yearlings and sire details. Names John Selby John Smithburg Walter Proctor Unionville Low n appear with trades and a lost pocketbook reward notice for Moravis Rewerd.

John Selby Walter Proctor Unionville Lown Moravis

Union Notice Delays Due To Rail Service Shortfall

An office note explains delayed Union correspondence last week and forecasts further late production due to lack of rural rail service. The union apologizes for late issues and asks readers to overlook missed on time deliveries.

Moravia Local Timeline From February To May 1932

A detailed Moravia local chronology notes events from February 11 1932 including J Albert’s postmaster reappointment and Hoovers nomination, through May with school elections, blizzards, a fire at Rollie Carter home, a 60th anniversary, the Gypsy Rover operetta, and district spelling and mu sic contests. Other items include vessel and livestock incidents, road and fire damages, and community concerts and clean up day.

Moravia News Roundup May 18 to June 9

Moravia High School graduated class of 29 with Rev. Wilder delivering the address on May 18 at the Methodist church. Memorial Day services were held at United Brethren church. A revival at United Brethren drew interest with evangelist B O Shepherd. The Noah Stocker home was destroyed by fire north of Unionville. Primary election produced a heavy Moravia vote. Alumni banquet had 87 attendees. Haircut prices dropped to 26 cents with shaves at 15 cents. U S Main named to school board vacancy left by W A Smith. W W Tracy elected board president. Plans for a four team kittenball league. Park bandstand torn down.

M. B Rollin Carter Co- Op Shipping Association Moravia Rollie Carter M. H. Jolson Forrest Main A. O. van Dorin Blizaard Wm. Gardner F. W. Blumenstock C. C. Cullers F. P. Hawk C. 0. Jones C. S. Nash W. A. Smith C. A. Veach Miller Drug Albia Bert. Sheldon Elizabeth Sneed Plano Frank Selby Roy Brooke Blakesburg Lagle Ghuss J. W. Rinehart David Ioonillyn Clarkdale Crossing Vern Trimble Mitchellville Hoa Everette Liggett Seymour Moravia High School Frank A. Wilder Moulton United Brethren Church B. O. Shepherd Kansas City Bivin Heen Noah Stocker Unionville American Legion Tine U. 0. Main W. W. Tracy

Moravia Prepares July Fourth Celebration Plans

Elaborate preparations underway in Moravia for the annual July Fourth celebration as civic groups organize events and activities. A review of the second half of 1982 will be provided in the next Union issue.

Moravia

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Church News M. E. Church Notes Mrs. Boshak Kinser Valley Franklin Briardale Lie J. W. Hughes M. E. Sunday School Kate McKenn Lenna Wailes Progressive Club J. F. Albert Bridget Dwight Weatherly Bedford Town Jerry Dean Ellis Glancy Panora Wilbur Smith J.T. Cline Ellia Carrick Orville Smith Allegra Paul Smith Naples, & C Wells, Minn Bill Wilson Bill Gull Hattie Stillman Forest Main Ed. Purvis Iconium Conium Church John Smithburg Albert Senate Hoover Glen Arlene Dodd Dorothy Dodd Harris Stafford George Washington Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Lodge Francis Miller Appanoose County George Chet Broshar Tea Taper Tavern Marlon Day Rosamond Reid Sally Lee Dixon Dixie Miss da Gloria Sherwood Jarome Celeste Gloria Dorothy McKern Gertrude Green Annabeth Keamer Dorothy Alice Donald Gardner Margie Drake Wanda Jones Leo Kaster Guy Argot Harold Hawk Clelk Coulson Albert Turner Josephine Scott Mildred Smith DR. Hess Smith & Veach Drug Store Ward's Grocery Morton Ankage N.R. Ward
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