Moravia News Roundup Notes Local Visitors and Travel
Moravia area reports list of visitors including J. T. Day W. F. Horner and Allen Boller callers, Mt. Pleasant guest Jack Thomas, and many relatives visiting across towns. Revivals, church events, school activities, and travel updates cover residents moving, trips to Spokane Seattle Washington and Washington D. C., and local engagements with families, friends, and Masonic lodge attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Day
W. F. Horner
Allen Boller
Jack Thomas
Mt. Pleasant
Farm loans best terms available
FOR SALE 4 good work horses H E Watts FOR SALE one new 1927 model 4 door Overland Whippet at a bargain J P Coffin and A L Tarr LOST part of green gold watch chain and knife Earl Bruin FOR SALE Chester White sow 1 year old Frank Wilson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Coffin
AL. Tarr
Earl Bruin
Chester White Buse
Frank Wilson
Standard Bearers June Meeting at Goldie Hint Home
The Standard Bearers held their June meeting at Goldie Hint's home on June 6 with the program topic The People of a Book led by Genevieve Donovan. Activities included songs, scripture readings, prayers, a missionary report, and a discussion of the upcoming June 9 gathering, followed by refreshments served by Goldie Hiatt and Ruth Hinote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Hint
Genevieve Donovan
Jesus
Zelda Kaster
Mildred Whicker
Marjorie Dodd
India
Edrie Callen
LaFawna Main
Helen McCrory
Leona Kaster
Irene Fix
Pauline Evans
Althea Green
Goldie Hiatt
Ruth Hinote
Flag Day and Father’s Day Reflections in a Fractured Era
A collage of quips and observations on Flag Day June 14 and Father’s Day, mixing praise and satire. It lampoons propaganda and aviation costs, notes Filipino independence notions, critiques editors and fashion, and muses on taxes, hats, and boating, with a sharp, humorous tone.
Church of the United Brethren on Christ Sunday Schedule
The Church of the United Brethren on Christ posts Sunday activities including Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:30 a.m. Evening Worship at 8 p.m. Christian Endeavor events in between. Wednesday Ladies Aid meets in the basement. Thursday changes to Thursday night for summer, with prayer meeting at 7 p.m. and choir rehearsal at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Jewals
Ladies Aid
Church of Christ Sunday Schedule and Children's Day
Sunday School at 10 9 a m with Mrs Mc Kern as superintendent Communion at 11 a m Children’s Day program to be presented at 8 p m Sunday night at the church on June 12th
Church Adds Children Day Program and Services Schedule
The M. E. Church and Christ ian Church announce a children's day program next Sunday with no evening service. Wesley hosts evening service at %. o clock, morning services at Wesley 9:30, Moravia 11 a m, Scattersburg 2:45 pm. A returned missionary speaks Thursday evening at the U B Church. The Standard Bearer Convention will be held all day. Excavation resumes as Moravia notes church foundation issues with three scrapers, lime arrives, cement on the way, brick to be decided. About two thousand dollars paid at the bank. first payment due. Dinner by Auxiliary in the Kar so Building Friday. W H M S plans a missionary tea at Mrs. C. Cullers Wednesday June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Chuch
Wesley
Moravia
Scattersburg
U. B
Sneed
Karso
C. C. Cullers
PRESENT HEAVY EGG PRODUCTION PUZZLES TRADE
Data from 1914 to 1920 show a drop to 21.7¢ for the five year average 1921-26. Distributors seek larger profits than other foods, while large chains offer moderate margins to push volume. Exports to Argentina are limited, with Buenos Aires reporting a surplus of American eggs and spring lay coming soon. A concerted action by shippers receivers and distributors is urged to push prices down and align with demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
West Indies
Mexico
Buenos Aires
Egg Prices Quite Low In New York Market
The decline in fresh egg prices was general across the wholesale district and seen as favorable for trade. May 27 receipts and storage packed items showed prices around 22 23¢ for firsts and 2% 24¢ for storage packed flats, with limited profits in recent years and varied by year and item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vstec
Ladies Aid Enjoys Full House and Song Recital
The Ladies Aid filled the house with songs and recitations during their play. Rev. Cox gave a short talk and the event raised 17 dollars and 70 cents. Numerous local families visited, with many catching up at neighbors' homes and attending Sunday gatherings and shows in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Rev. Cox
Gus! Pfannabecker
David Gladfelder
John McDanel
Edna
Emma Pfannabecker
Agnes Vosburg
Earle Purvis
A. E. Broshar
Herbert McDanel
Willie McDanel
Belle Whicker
Velma
Rama Foster
Vera Easter
Bloomfield
Celia
Charles Brosher
Lyndon
Daphne McDanel
Centerville
John, Clark
Hart Clark
Pearl Eaton
Albin
John Whicker
Claude Wren
Henry Foster
Oskaloosa
Walter Scott
A .E. Broshar
Gretchen
Ted Broshar
David Weston
Kenneth Gladfelder
Edgar Simmons
Celia Broshar
Doris Jean Luse
Reta Luse
Jack Luse
Charles Broshar
Lyndon McDaenel
Kaateria
Bert Vosburg
Mary
Albia
Vorburg
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H. W. Reich
Francis Oehler
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Napan
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Moulton
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H. K. Smith
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FE. S. Carter
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Dan Pence
Harry Bougher
Rockford
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Cleveland
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Iowa City
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Fox Chemical Co
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Gowery
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Townsend Cafe
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Bert Roach
Who
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