Hiattsville Social Roundup of Visits and Helpers
Mrs Loyd Carter and daughters Mary Frances and Virginia visited from Wednesday to Sunday at the Cullers home in Paris. Betsel Coulson and Irene Phillips shopped Centerville Monday afternoon. Laura Coltrain Hiatt visited at the Hiatt home from Wednesday to Tuesday. J M Tucker and Izora Tucker spent Sunday evening at the E F Tucker home. Maxine Tucker helped at Blakesburg this week. Floyd Lemaster and Wyoming brood visited Theo Miller’s family. Max Martin helped Alfred Carlson put up hay Tuesday. Orpha Monroe and son Jimmie of Albia visited M E McDanes’ home. J A Hiatt helped with haymakers on Tuesday. Eva Rose spent Tuesday afternoon with Theo Miller. Mrs J A Hiatt assisted Nan Meadown with haywork on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Tucker
Izora Tucker
E. F. Tucker
Maxine Tucker
Blakesburg
Ernest Johnson
Johnson
Floyd Lemaster
Wyoming
Theo Miller
Max Martin
Alfred Carlson
Orpha Monroe
Jimmie
Albia
M. E. McDanes
John Chambers
Chester
Albis
J. F. Chambers
A. R. Martin
Archie Martin, Jr
Mids Alta Maxines
Tucker
L. R. Hight
B. Harria
F. C. Hiatt
Eva Rose
J. A. Hiatt
Nan Meadown
Local Social Roundup From Ottumwa Area
Elwood Stafford works for Max McCoy this week. Naomi and Helen McCrory spend weekend at the M. E. Boardman home in Ottumwa. Mike Bokras Tom Main and families visited the A. E. Pence home Sunday. Lloyd Johnson of Albia visited M. E. Boardman home. Lloyd Harris and Paul Stafford called at O. S. Miller home. Alice Shaw visited in the afternoon. Mrs. W. Bivin and son visited W. F. and E. F. Boardman home last Thursday. Mrs. O. S. Miller attended a convention. Elwood Stafford recently in Des Moines. Jim Leach hauled corn from Winkleman’s. Mrs. V. J. Anderson of Des Moines visiting Cary McCoy home. Erma Johnson visited with Vers Selman Sunday. Mrs. Geneva Selman of Ottumwa visited last week. last Sunday birthday for R. E. Cummins and wife, celebrated with a long auto drive by daughter Mia to Keokuk Ft Madison Burlington Davenport and surrounding towns. Dr. Gray and two Melcher sons visited. trip included several towns. PF club met at Deloris Main home July 10 with fines paid for constitutional disobedience. rock contest closed with high score to Helen McCrory. Charlotte Main was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Stafford
Max McCoy
Naomi McCrory
Ottumwa
Helen McCrory
M. E. Boardman
Mike Bokras
Tom Main
A. E. Pence
Herman Johnson
E. C. Caster
Lloyd Johnson
Albia
M. EB
Boardman
Lloyd, Harris
Paul Stafford
R. E. Cummins
0. M. Ly PF
Deloris Main
Charlotte Main
Mystic
Moravia
Elizabeth Sneed
Caroline Luke
Coin
Iowa
John Miller
Albis
Mystic Bail Club
Kenneth Petanick
Ralph Freeman
Creston
Heve
Carl Winsler
Portland
Oregon
C. E. Winsler
Vere Graham
Chicago
John Milleman
Keith Reich
Des Moines
F. A. Reich
H. Milleman
W. J. Graham
Spickard
Lloyd Lovell
E. C. Lovell
Ed. McCrory
H. R. Hicks
Unionville
Hicks
Frank Rydner
Mason City
Lyle Beery
Thee Wiliams
Harp
H. G. Brosher
Bretta Reich
Dea Monrce
John Potter
Lamoni
F. A. Releh
Charles Coffin
Idaughter
Mary
Paul
W. N. Miller
Sam
J .G. B. Johnson
Margaret Jon
Zell Callen
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Paul Spencer
Sunnyslope Sanitarium
J. D. Pence
Emma Lovell
Mra
Clifford Lovell
Galesburg
Two Moravia weddings announced in 1928 notes
From the Moravia Union dated July 12 1928 two marriages were listed Miss Esther Candee and Charles V Michener and Miss Glennie Hiatt and Victor Mastin A church remodel added basement water system and interior decor at the Christian church while Chester Broshar’s office was remodeled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Esther Candee
Dickenson
Charles V. Michener
Glennie Hiatt
Oakaloosa
Victor Mastin
Baldwin
Kansas
Christian Church
Chester Broshar
Notice to return borrowed church kitchen items
Parties who borrowed dishes and kitchen utensils from the M. B. church are asked to return them at once as they will be needed during the breaking season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Church
Prohibition Resolutions by Appanoose County Ministers
The Appanoose County Iowa Ministerial Association adopted resolutions at Mystic on July 10 1983 urging the Iowa legislature to oppose repeal of Prohibition and to protect counties voting against repeal The committee on regulations and representatives Edward Withrow E Stanton and J W Zerbe prepared the text for publication and delivery to Senator John K Valentine and Forest Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
Iowa
Mystic
Appsnoose County
State of
John K. Valentine
Forest Davia
Bell
E. E. Withrow
E. Stanton
J. W. Zerbe
Lews
Ancient fish names explained by anglers guide
An article traces the origins of familiar fish names. It cites Greek and Latin roots for trout perch and gar, notes eel and minnow derivations, and explains pickerel pike origins from old terms for sharp points and long bodies. It also mentions smelt, gar, and burgen related etymologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Beebe
Galion
Brurgeon
Suir
Moravia to Host Mystic Ball Club Sunday
Local Moravia news notes Mystic baseball team travels to Moravia Sunday to face the Moravia nine at bail park. Numerous visitations from relatives and friends arrive in Moravia with many residents hosting guests from Creston Des Moines Chicago and other towns. Community events include horseshoe pitching at the city park and a W M S luncheon at a country home with a program, ice cream and tea.
Lavell family visiting Moravia and Tarts in Iowa
Mrs C C Lavell and children of Galesburg Illinois visit relatives in Moravia while Mr and Mrs Burton Tart and daughter Patty June of Atlanta Georgia arrive for a month with Fred Tarr and Wm Burns families. They plan to go to New York before returning to Atlanta where Mr Tarr teaches rural sociology at Gammon Theological Seminary. Gammon is one of four United States Methodist seminaries and the largest for Negroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Lavell
Galesburg
Ill
Moravia
Mra. Burton Tart
Patty June
Atlanta
Fred Tarr
Wm. Burns
New York
Tarr
Gammon Theological Seminary
Gammon
United States
Iowa Exhibit At Chicago World's Fair Ready
Iowa shows a strong presence at A Century of Progress with a detailed display highlighting railroads, mining, and agricultural wealth. Frank Snyder and Frank Stevens oversee the Iowa exhibit as visitors flock to see panels on grain, livestock, and regional industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Towa
Laws
Iowa
Walla
United States
Frank G. Snyder
Webster City
Frank M. Stevens
Garden Grove
Lowana
Ostrich in Holy Writ Unclear in Old Commentary
The article argues that ostrich is unlikely to be the unclean bird named in Leviticus and suggests scribal error is improbable. It notes owls live in deserts and that ostrich eggs have long been eaten by travelers, with Jewish tradition exempting such practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
United States
Origin of Liverpool Name Traced to Pool at Mersey
Fragmentary historical note explains that in 1101 Jono regent granted Henry Fitewarinn title to Liverpool. Tradition links the name to Hltharpolir or leaver pool at Mersey mouth, described as the yellow Beg pool, shaping Liverpool’s port status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grigin
Liverpool
Hoglieh
Jono
Kidng
Benry Fitewarinn
Ttle
Lever
Mersey
Picnic Plans Fail As Rain Dampens Young Lovers
Lucy Oliver frets over a cancelled picnic as rain threatens plans. Arthur Watson delays writing and ultimately reunites with Lucy after her mother’s meddling and her father’s insistence on facing the issue directly. The couple reconciles amid tears and reassurance, ending the day with renewed hope.
Mining Heavenly Gold Mining Heavenly Gold church service notice
Church notice lists Bible School at 10 am and morning worship at 11. Subject Mining Heavenly Gold. Christian Endeavor at 7 pm and evening service at 3 pm. Rev Lawson of Moulton to preach evening message. All invited to attendees and friends. Robert Seath, Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Lawson
Moulton
Methodist Sunday School and Park Services Schedule
The church marks 9:46 a m Sunday School with Dale Schreiner and 11 o'clock worship themed One Thing. Epworth League at 7 pm, orchestra praise, park services nightly this week with Rev James Wilson Mystic and other pastors from Mystic Union and surrounding churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Schreiner
Epworth League
Institute
Union
James Wilson
Mystic
Varce
U. B. Church
Rev. Rowe
Unionville
J. A. Wilson
Wesley
Behrena
United Brethren Church Weekly Services and Events
The United Brethren Church holds Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by Superintendent M. H. Johnson, morning worship at 11, with a sermon titled The Song of the Soul. Evening union worship at 8 features Rev. Mr. Wilson from Mystic Methodist church as messenger, representing Appanouse County Minister and Association. Womens Missionary Society meets Friday at 2 at Mrs. Grace Main's home, Albert Veach leader. Thursday July 20 invites all church youth to a social at Pastor Forrest Main's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens’ Missionary Association
Grace Main
Albert Veach
Forrest Main’'s
Philip O. Deever
Iconium Circuit Event Listings Include Talks and Meetings
The Iconium circuit announces a busy schedule with Sunday school at 10 AM led by Ralph Turner and a Young Peoples meeting at 7 30 PM. Rev Behrens of Moravia will speak at evening worship and Saturday and county-wide evangelistic meetings. Included are Hoy Scouts, Girl Scouts, a community home coming on August 6, and a big farmers’ picnic on August 7 with Hon Charles Hearst and Moravia school band. Rev Kendrick of the Second Baptist church speaks Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iconium
Bunday School
Ralph Turner
Young Peoples Meeting
John C. Behrens
Moravia
Behrens
Hoy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Methodist Church
Charles E. Pettit
First Methodist Church
Melcomb
Illnois
Charles E. Hearst
Kendrick
Second Baptist ‘Church
Fourth Annual Homecoming Week at Local Churches
Sunday services at Burrows Thorsday and Friday, Fairview Sunday School 9 am, Paul Boyer superintendent morning worship 9 46, Epworth League on Tuesday evening, evening services each night with different pastor. Fourth Annual Homecoming Sunday Sept 10 at Hilton 10 am Sunday School, 11 am worship, Miss Marcella Williams leader. Mt Pleasant homecoming noon long afternoon. Fourth Annual Homecoming Sunday Sept 17 and Mother and Daughter banquet next week. Annabeth Keemer violin solo at Hilton. If you have no church home you are invited to join these services led by J W Zerbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton
Lewis Rousé
Young Peoples
Epworth League
Marcella Willams
Misa Roberta Whitlock
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Annabeth Keemer
Grace Spain
Plano
J. W. Zerbe
Classified piano bargain at $700 with layaway terms
A player piano with rolls offered for unpaid balance of 48.87 and monthly terms of 10. Exchange for 40 dollars cash. Write to Waltham Piano Co Station C Milwaukee Wis consla to arrange viewing and obtain references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham Piano Co
Station C
Milwaukee
Wisconsla
Atp
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Hiattsville
Brompton
Moravia Ball Park
Underwood and McCoy
Lic
Moravia Union
Ews Central Railway
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Eldora
Methodiial Church
T. R. Gardner
Elmer Geis
Kenneth Petznick
H. R. Gilliland
Melrose
Lulu Clark
C. R. Rowe
Hay-ington
C. H. Clark
A. F. Clark
Ab Shenk
Aibla
Herman Sytema
E. B. Kester
Corona
Remington
Cluey
Oliver
Lucy
Arthur
Guey
Arthur Watson
Upstella
Sue
Mmautera
Watson
Hampden
J—K
Abe
Cenos
Smith & Veach Drug Store
Church News
Church of Christ
Methodist Episcopal Church
United Brethren Church
Chet Broshar
W. C. Bivin
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