Church News Morning Worship and Bible School Attendance
Morning Worship at 10 o'clock and Bible School drew strong turnout last Lord's Day. Juniors led the Bible School opening with notable effort and the New Year revolutions. An Endeavor study at 0:30 drew growing interest and the reds blues contest nears close. Blues led reds by a small margin, signaling a likely strong evangelistic meeting Sunday evening January 12. W FE Evans, minister.
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Reds
Blues
W. FE. Evans
United Brethren Church Beauty Not Skin Deep
The notice urges faithful service over ease, stressing spirit and purpose in worship. It invites all to Bible School at 10 a.m., morning service at 11, EB at 4 20 p.m., and evening service at 7 30. Santa Claus visits the parsonage. TD Winfield Thompson is the minister.
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Santa Claus
Winfield Thompson
M E Church Sunday Services With Special Masonic Guests
M E Church notes 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m preaching Epworth League 6 90 p m preaching 7 30 p m prayer meeting Wednesday 7 80. Last Sunday services were well attended. Sunday at 7 30 p m the pastor will host special guests the Masonic and Easter Star fraternal orders with the sermon "We Build" and invitations to all. Masons Eastern Stars and families to attend meeting at the Masonic hall 7 16 then to church. W H M S meets January 11 at Mrs Ralph McDonough home. good attendance desired.
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Epworth League
Masonic Hall
Ralph McDonough
Waughoep Holding Sales In Centerville
Centerville saw the first in a series of combination sales held at the High Gate Feed Yard. Auctioneer CG Waughop reported good prices and satisfied consignors. Sales are scheduled every other week. Mr and Mrs D J Weatherly and daughter Wanda Lou move to Albia Tuesday amid well wishers.
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Centerville
CG. Waughop
High Gate
D. J. Weatherly
Wanda Lou
Albia
Mor avia Co-Operative Meeting With Oyster Supper
The Mor avia Co-Operative Marketing Association announces its annual meeting at the Christian Church Mor avia on Tuesday evening January 14. Two directors will be elected, reports from the manager and officers will be given, and other business conducted. An oyster supper starts at 6 o clock for members and families. H. D. Wright of St. Louis will address the gathering, with additional entertainment planned.
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The
Moravia
St. Louis, Mo
Officers Installed For Moravia Rebekah and I O F
Joint installation of Rebekah and I O F officers in Moravia with over a hundred members present. New officers include Ferne Lovell N G Effie Gollaher V G Jennie Johnson H Secretary Pearl Utterback Treasurer and others among the N Gs Warden Chaplain and S G s. The Moravian Orchestra provided music and Rev Hankina delivered an address followed by refreshments and social hour.
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Rebekah
I. 0
F. Todges
Moravia
Beulah Griffin
L. S
Eva Fitkins
Mattia Lynch
Conductieas
Mildred Bishop
Eva Hiatt
Maxine Jones
B. Utterback
R. Pennington
G. B. Johnson
I. S
G, Co
Ward
N. G
S. Hiatt
Tisue- RS
C. O. Jones
A. Turner
W. G. Bivin
John Smithburg
Luther Horn
Moulton
Moravian
J. F. Albert
B. G. Hankina
Death recalls Myrtle Harms in Windsor hospital
Delmar Wilson received a letter from aunt Vera Forbea of Greeley Colorado reporting the death of Myrtle Harms once known as Myrtle DuVall. She died November twenty sixth in Windsor hospital after a July cancer operation. Survived by mother Mia Anna DugVU two sisters four brothers and several nephews and nieces.
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Delmar Wilson
Vera Forbea
Greeley
Colo
Myrtle Harms
Myrtle DuVall
Windsor
Mia
Anna Dugvu
Siatera
Moravia Union subscription note from Glenys, Wyoming
A December 28, 1929 letter from Mrs. E. H. Boyer accompanies a $1.50 money order for another year of Moravia Union. The writer praises the paper, mentions Moravia, Monroe and Appanoose counties, Teonium and Blue Front areas, and sends holiday wishes while noting Mrs. Boyer’s poor health.
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Moravia Union
Moravia
Monroe
Appanoose
Teonium
Blue Front
Main Station
Union
Mora
Moravia Young Woman Secretly Marries Ottumwa Bride
Dotson Cobbler Miss Woneta Dotson secretly wed Mr Don Cobbler of north Ottumwa near Burlington last November. The Moravia Public School and Ottumwa Commercial College alumna worked at Coca Cola and Montgomery Ward in Ottumwa. Mr Cobbler farms with his father in dairying near Ottumwa.
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Woneta Dotson
F. W. Dotson
Don Cobbler
North of Ottumwa
Burlington
Iowa
Cobbler
Ted
Moravia
Moravia High School
Ottumwa
Special Service For Masons and Eastern Star
A public Sunday service at the M E Church honors Masons and Eastern Star with an address by Rev B G Hawkins Members of both orders meet at the Masonic hall at 7 16 and march to the church seating reserved for them The address covers the principles of Masonry and the Eastern Star and welcomes all to attend
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M. E
Masonic
Eastern Star
B. G. Hawkins
Masonic Hall
Magenry
Estern Star
Sunday School Class Party At Miller Home
The Golden Linka Class of U. B. Sunday School met Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Theo Miller’s home. Four tables of Rock at play with Lloyd Brown as top winner. Refreshments of sandwiches and tovca served to Zell Callen Van Long Harry Woodward Claude Hawk Lloyd Brown Ben Jones Harley Tuun and Orpha McDanel. The E. T. C. Club gathered at Mrs. Clark Black’s home Thursday after a business session a program titled State Officers Trees and Flowers by Carrie Titus and Nellie Hiatt. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Golden Linka
U. B
Theo Miller
Lloyd Brown
Messrs and Mesdames
Zell Callen
van Long
Harry Woodward
Claude Hawk
Ben Jones
Harley Tuun
Orpha McDanel
E. T. C. Club
Clark Blackman
Carrie Titus
Nellie Hiatt
Victor Dyphon Dies in Peoria Illinois at 12 (Note: 70-char limit may be exceeded. adjust to fit.)
Victor Dyphon born November 23 1888 in Louisville Nebraska died January 1 in Peoria Illinois after surgery at Proctor hospital. He moved from Moravia to Peoria last October worked at Holt factory and left a wife Edna Wilson and daughter Chere. Funeral at Moravia Methodist Church with Rev Hawkins and Rev Thompson. Interment Moravia cemetery.
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Victor
Joseph
Rhoda Dyphon
Louisville
Nebraska
Moravia
Methodist Church
Edna Wilson
Chere
Peoria
Ill
Holt
Proctor Hospital
Frank
Henry
Texas
Methodist
B. G. Hawkins
D. Winfield Thompson
D. E. Bishop
W. A. Smith
J. F. Albert
A. G. Mason
Moravia Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
The family of Mrs. Victor Dyphon and Cheree EB. Wilson extend sincere thanks to friends and relatives for acts of kindness and sympathy during their time of great sorrow and for the beautiful floral offerings.
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Victor Dyphon
Cheree
EB. F. Wilson
Mrs. N. J. Nicholson Dead in Chillicothe Missouri
Mrs. N J Nicholson of Chillicothe Missouri died December 22 at her home. She was remembered as the wife of Hey Nicholson, a former pastor of Morning Christian Church. Mr and Mrs RJ Funkhouser and others from Wyom ing were entertained at a six o block dinner at the Freeman Weidman home on Monday evening for R J Funkhouser’s birthday. The gathering featured rock games and popcorn.
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N. J. Nicholson
ChilNcothe
Hey, Nicholson
Morning Christian Church
RJ. Punkhouser
Ray McCloud
Donald
Moravia Defeats Promise City in Big Home Win
Moravia High School overwhelmed Promise City High 67 to 18 last Friday. Fletcher opened scoring with long shots as Moravia pulled away, while Promise City, in their season debut, fought hard but could not keep pace. Allerton and Albia games loom, promising tougher tests for Moravia.
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Moravia High S
Promise City High School
Moravia
Promise City
Tommy Irelan
Fletcher
Allerton
Alicia Allerton
Albia
Mother's Welfare Meeting At Moravia Church
The Inter Club Council brings a public health program to Moravia Monday afternoon January 1 at 2 30 in the Methodist Church. Nurse Alma E Hartz from the University of Town Division of Maternal and Infant Hygiene will lead talks demonstrations and films on welfare of mothers and babies. The event directed by the University of Iowa Extension Division is free to all ages and both sexes.
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Inter Club
Moravia
Methodist
lAlma E. Hartz
University of Town
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Paul Spencer of Roland Iowa Listed in Moravia Visit
Paul Spencer of Roland Iowa traveled to Moravia for a weekend family visit with relatives and joined his kin for a short stay.
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Paul Spencer
Roland
Iowa
Moravia
Fathers and Sons Banquet at Fairview Methodist Church
Fifty five men and boys attended the Father and Son banquet at Fairview Methodist Church last Friday evening. Indies of the church served a sumptuous banquet followed by an enriched program. Udell school orchestra directed by Misa Faye Woolma performed music, Vernon Easter gave a reading, Misa Wagner presented a musical monologue, Mrs. Rev. L. H. Lanning sang, and Rev. L. Hy Lanning from Centervilla delivered the address titled Plan Play and Plod.
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Fairview Methodist Church
Udell
Misa Faye Woolma
Vernon Easter
Misa Wagner
Masons-O. E. S. Held Joint Installation
Antiquity Lodge and Moravia Chapter held a joint installation Monday evening with many members and families attending. Officers installed included Easter Stars Kate Slavin and Margaret Cullen among others. a male quartet furnished entertainment, Rev B G Hawkins gave the address, and Moravia Concert Orchestra provided music. Refreshments followed a four course menu featuring raw oysters, oyster soup, peaches and cream.
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Antiquity Lodge
A. F
A. M
Moravia
Kate Slavin
W. M
Louisy Oehler
Jennie Johnson
Elizabeth Sroshar
Bertha Broshar
Adah
Rubye Winsler
Ruth
Jennie Cummins
Eather
Emma Pabst
Martha
Rosy Winsler
Electa
Mary Johnson
Warder
Nelmar Wilson
Sentinel
Masons
L. H. Prieber
M. A
Tyler
P. D. Schreiner
D. E. Bishop
W. A. Smith
F. Albert
A. G. Mason
B. G. Hawkins
Appenoose Represented On Federal Juries
Grand and petit jurors drawn for Ottumwa federal court include residents of Appenoose county. Grand jurors report January 21 at 10 a m. petit jurors summoned January 22 at 10 a m. Members include Jess Colffin Moravia E E Ewing Dean E A Fisk Cincinnati Claudis McGrew Udell Bart Neil Mystiz H K Smith Moravia. Petit jurors Adolph Bodeholt Centerville Andy Cay lor Unionville Hardin Guinn Coal City Harold Haines Mystic Koon Johnson Exline G B Lindsay Dean Austin McFall Moulton G A McKensie Moulton Arthur Shepherd Mystle O A Tweedy Unionville.
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Ottumwa
Appenoose County
Jess Colffin
Moravia
E. E. Ewing
Dean
E. A. Fisk
Cincinnati
Claudis McGrew
Udell
Bart Neil
Mystiz
H. K. Smith
Adolph Bodeholt
Centerville
Andy Caylor
Unionville
Hardin Guinn
Coal City
Harold Haines
Mystic
Koon Johnson
Exline
G. B. Lindsey
Austin McFall
Moulton
G. A. McKensie
Arthur Shepherd
Mystle
O. A. Tweedy
Friday Dinner Menu and Family Illness Report
M. E. Friday Dinner Menu lists chicken pig dumplings gravy mashed potatoes sweet potatoes cabbage lettuce salad chocolate pudding bread butter coffee. Vv. W. Tracy was called to Eldon Mo Thursday by the serious illness of his father W. W. Tracy. He returned home the first of the week and reports his father as very much improved.
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W. Tracy
Eldon
W. W. Tracy
Marriage of Gayle Hoskinson and Frank Brown
Miss Gayle Hoskinson of Moravia and Frank C. Brown of Albia wed last Sunday morning. Artie Howell and George White married at seven in the evening. A public sale planned by A Fisher after selling his farm to Ed Creech. Marion Long, father of Mrs. Br. Cummins, died in Cent erpoint Iowa.
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Moravia
Gayle Hoskinson
Thi City
Frank C. Brown
Albia
Mamie Tarr
Joe
Marion Long
BR. Fi Cummins
Centerpoint
Iowa
Arthur Johnson
Nodawawy
Artie Howell
George White
C. A. Turner
Louilla
A. Fisher Haa
Creech
Waughop Car Stolen From Centerville
Hal H. Waughop’s Ford sedan disappeared last Thursday evening from in front of the Alexandria Apartments in Centerville. City and county officials have been active but no clues exist. This theft is the second in a recent series of Centerville area car thefts.
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Hal ‘Waughop
Centerville
Alexandria
Waughop
Observing Week Of Prayer At Iconium
The Methodist and Christian Churches at Iconium unite to observe a Week of Prayer with nightly services and different speakers each evening. Friday features a Mothers and Daughters Banquet. An especially interesting program is planned for this seven day event.
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Iconium
Christmas At Boyer Home Reunion Highlights Family Day
The annual Christmas reunion at E. H. Boyer’s home brought all the children together for greetings a cafeteria style dinner and afternoon gift exchanges. Attendees included EH Boyer H Boyer Eli Hiatt Geo Boyer Chas Boyer J P Foster Pearly Boyer David Weaten Carl Tomlin Paul Boyer Rolla Foster Olin Poster Neva Anderson Mt. Pleasant Rosa Lungy Rockford and others.
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E. H. Boyer
Mesxera
Mesdames EH
H. Boyer
Eli
Espy
Mt. Pleasant
Rosa Lungy
Rockford
Mr. and Mix
FL I Boyer
Community Sale In Moravia Friday
A Community Public Sale is advertised to be held at the Milwaukee stock yards in Moravia Friday afternoon this week. About 140 head of livestock are listed for sale with possibly additional items offered on sale day. Donald Turr of Cornell College Iowa was a supper guest Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Final.
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Jo. McAnineh
R. N. McDunough
Milwaukee Stock Yards
Moravia
Donald Turr
Cornell College
Vernon
Iowa
Mrs. Final
Main
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Colorado
Glenys, Wyo
Moravia, Iowa
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Dotson—Cobbler
Victor. Dyphon
Péoria, Illinois
Fairview
Appenoose
cAgo
Hal H. Waughop
Boyer
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