Church Activities Detail a Busy Week in Des Moines Event
The notice outlines morning services at 10 and 11 with Bible School, an 8 p.m. sermon, and a 7 p.m. Endeavor. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon. Christian Endeavors serve ice cream and cake after the show to raise funds for delegates to the State Convention in Des Moines June 16 to 18. Junior Bible School plans a picnic Thursday.
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Bible School
Endeavor
Ladies Aid
Christian Endeavors
Des Moines
M. E. Church Sunday Schedule and Memorial Service
M E Church announces Sunday school at 10 a m and sermon at 11 a m titled Looking Upward Epworth League gathers at 7 p m Memorial sermon for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at 8 p m all invited Special music W H M S meets at Mrs Buckmaster home Wednesday June 18 at 2 30 p m election of officers good attendance desired Wesley Chapel hosts no morning service Children's Day program at 2 p m Come pastor 8 G Hawkins
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Epworth League
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Fred ‘Buckmaster
Wesley Chapel
Iconium
Mabel Hiner
Christian Church
Brotherhood
Christhan
Boy Scouts
Fairviow
United Brethren Church Service Notes Inspire Local Faith
The sermon urges living by gospel righteousness and Holy Spirit guidance. It emphasizes church growth through earnest christians, parental influence, and Sunday services as community safeguards, inviting all homes in town to attend and feel at home. Minister D Winfeld Thompson signs the message.
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Jesus Christ
Cansista
Usly
D. Winfeld Thompson
Iminister
Pentecostal and church notices mark Iconium circuit day
Morning worship, youth meetings, and Sunday School events fill the circuit schedule with Mother and Daughter banquet reports, Patriotic programs, and flag Day observances. Visitors travel from Blakesburg and Albia as ministers J W Zerbe and others lead services.
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Blakesburg
Albia
Fairview
Moravia
Iconium
de Keesey
J. W. Zerbe
Start Pouring Concrete In Monroe County
Monroe County News reports the G. C. Herrick Company of Des Moines began paving on Primary raid No. and between Albin and Moravia. Work started one and a half miles north of Hilton and will proceed south toward Hilton. The crew has prepared about a month and will move machinery to the Apanoose county line after one and a half miles are finished to connect with the Hilton strip. The paving aims to fill the unpaved link between Hilton and Albia.
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Albin
Moravia
G. C. Herrick Company
Des Moines
Hilton
Herrick Company
Apanoose County
Albia
Monroe County News
Premiums Announced For 4-H Congress And State Fair
Des Moines Iowa plans for the 1980 Town State Fair and Exposition August 20 29 reveal total premiums of 15875 for 4 H club work. 124894 50 go to boys and girls work 2480 50 to special girl exhibit demos. Major prizes total 4043 for baby beef including Hereford Shorthorn Angus. Additional funds cover pure bred beef dairy pig lamb wool poultry and home economics demos with multiple specific contests and classes. Copies of the records can be obtained from Secretary A B Corey Iowa State Fair Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Paul CG. Taff
Shropshires
Hampshires
Oxford Downe
South Downs
Cheviots
Merring
Poultry Club
Protvides
A. BR. Corey
Towa
Fuii
Des Maines
Ice Cream Social Announced Despite Rain
Town readers are invited to a second ice cream social on Wednesday evening June 11 at 8 o clock due to rain reducing attendance last week. Norden Stayin has left for Town City to begin a six week course in magic and art at the University of Jews after winning a scholarship for his outstanding work with Moravia High School musical organizations.
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Norden Stayin
The
University of Jews
Moravia
I O O F Rebekah Memorial Service Sunday Moravia
The annual I O O F and Rebekah Memorial Day will be observed in Moravia next Sunday. At 2:30 PM both orders meet at the hall to decorate graves, then at 7:90 PM meet again for services at the Methodist Episcopal Church at 8:00 PM. Public invited.
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Moravia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth of July Meeting Thursday Evening
Town residents are urged to attend the Fourth of July planning meeting at the town hall Thursday evening at eight o clock. Participants will help complete plans for the big celebration and ensure a successful event.
Masonic Lodges To Observe St Johns Day In Blakesburg
The Masonic lodges of Morayiy Unionville and Blakesburg will jointly observe St Johns Day in Blakesburg on Sunday June 25. The program committee led by C L Past Roy Warren and BF J Raymond aims to present a unique program not previously seen here.
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Morayiy
Unionville
Blakesburg
St. Johns Day
C. L. Past
Roy, Warren
BF. J. Raymond
Standard Bearer Convention at Ottumwa Moravia delegates present
The Standard Bearer Convention was held in Ottumwa on a Monday in June with Moravia sending fourteen representatives. Mrs. C. Michener presided, and delegates including Helen McCrory Madge Hough Leona Kaater Elizabeth Sneed and Norma Lee Virkina took part. Reida a Burma India missionary was principal speaker. Cantril and Farmington banners noted. Moravia hopes to win mileage banner next year at Farmington. Turner remains bedridden after a fractured hip from a barb wire accident last week. Madeline Houser and Ada Boyer visiting Moravia relatives.
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Ottumwve
Moravia
C. ¥. Michener
Mra. A. G. Mason
Helen McCrory
Madge Hough
Leona Kaater
Elizbeth Sneed
Norma Lee Virkina
Dorothy Dodd
Nadine Donovan
Ar. Tene Dodd
Reba Callen
Harold Mason
Rev. Hawkins
C. V. Micheper
Miss Reide
Burma
India
Dotson's Giants Defeat Drakesville In Amateur Diamond
Moravia junior team led by F W Dotson defeated Drakesville 21 to 7 on Wednesday afternoon. The Giants collected 21 hits and 21 runs while Drakesville had 6 hits and 7 runs. Moravia plans more games this summer to showcase their players.
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Dotson
Giants
Morayla
F. W. Dotson
Corner Cafe
Drakesville
Giant
Finnscare
Moravia
Drakenville
Paul Underwood
Harold Burton
Russell Dudley
Wilbur Smith
Louis Hughes
Junior Mason
Richard Burton
Vanive Morris
Keith Kennedy
James Reichfielder
Daylon Dotson
Fielder
Charles Bausy Hiatt Flekter
Moravia Town Council Proceedings June 9 1990
Moravia Iowa council met in regular session with TE DB Kennedy John Inwin Von Tracy G donus Fred Hiatt W G Firkina mayor and clerk E Carter present Minutes of prior meeting read and approved Bills were approved as read by claims committee incl General Fund mowing and sheriff duties for W E Donovan Highway Fund street and team work, cemetery mowing, lights for May, hall rent, storage for track meet, and weed control. Licenses granted for cigarette sales to BL Wy Datsun W A Smith and Frank Swaim. Motion to cut obnoxious weeds by June 21 and meeting adjourned.
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Moravia
Iowa
DB. Kennedy
John Inwin
von Tracy
G. ©. Donus
Fred Hiatt
W. G. Firkina
E. &. Carter
V.k’d
General Fund
W. E. Donovan
Park
Dy. C
Slavin
Moravia Union
Peinting Council
Clarence Dowd
U. Co
M. P
Roberts Mutay Co
Tracy
Joney
Paving Begun On No 6 South Of Moravia
McCarthy Construction Co. started pouring paving on Primary No. 6 south of Moravia. The plant is at Dennis on the 1. 8, U, Go tracks and will haul material from the Theo Miller corner south in the Chariton river to link with longstanding paving. After finishing this strip they will move camp to Moravia and work north to close the gap to the county line.
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McCarthy Construction Co
Moravia
Dennis
Theo Miller
Chariton River
Miller Corner
Beware of Poison Ivy Warns on Summer Travel
A health notice warns vacationers and campers in Iowa to recognize poison ivy Rhus radicans and related plants to avoid rash. It describes identifying leaves in groups of three, shiny waxy five pointed leaves, and distinguishes them from Virginia creeper. Early summer plants are most potent and sap contact can cause itching, pain, or fever. warn readers to avoid three leaf creeper along roadsides while traveling.
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Lni
Tawa
Towa
Woodbine
Virginia
Moravia High Alumni Banquet Held Tuesday Evening
The Thirteenth Annual Moravia High School Alumni Banquet took place in the Methodist Church basement Tuesday evening with nearly a hundred attendees from the Class of 1980. Attorney Charles Miller of Albia served as toastmaster, and a nine-member program featured readings, duets, and impromptu talks. A three-course banquet followed, prepared by M E Church ladies, then officers were elected for the new year: Gael Broshar president, Lulu Tilmont first vice president, J P Albert vice president, A J Jordan secretary, Maxine Schreiner assistant secretary, and Peyel Black treasurer.
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Moravia High School
Methodist Church
Moravia
Charles Miller
Albia
Ant
Claude Hawk
Pearl B. Broshar
Richard Sneed
Tduet
Alma
Mary Keemer
Anna Brain
Lola
Thelma Johnson
Fern Lovell
J. FP. Albert
Goldie Hart
Association
Auld Lang Syne
M. E. Church
Marjori Brown
Vera Easter
Lois Davis
Reba Callen
Norman Firkins
William Whicker
Done Ald Darby
Louis Anghes
Gael Broshar
Lulu Tilmont
J. P. Albert
A. J. Jordan
Maxine Schreiner
Peyel Black
Moravia All-Stars Lose To Chillicothe Blues
Moravia drops to 4 10 in a 14 inning defeat as Chillicothe Blues win 10 to 4. Blues surge with two runs in fifth, one in eighth, three in ninth after starter hitless first four frames. Moravia offense managed four runs on nine hits with five in ninth, while Blues collected seven hits. Lineups list Moravia and Chillicothe players with positions and names.
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Chilligathe Blues
Moravia All-Stars
Moravia
Blues
All-Stars
Hue Boys
Navy
Morsvia
Chilticothe
Knapp
Ss Hall
McAlliater
Children’s Day Observed At Wesley Chapel
Wesley Chapel will host a Children’s Day program next Sunday afternoon starting at 2 o’clock with activities suited to the occasion. The public is invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Selby were guests at the Sixth District Rural Mail Carriers picnic held at their grounds in Albin last Sunday.
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Wesley Chapel
Frank Selby
Albin
Fragmentary note on plant fronds and skin treatment
The fragment discusses divided leaves like oak and swamp plants, mentioning a revised eruption contact warning. It advises thorough washing with soap and hot water followed by alcohol to forestall a type of achoa or reaction, emphasizing skin exposure care.
Moravia Union July 15 1906 town notes heavy rain and deaths
Rainstorm drenched Moravia and eastern town. rainfall figures ranged up to 11 inches in some areas. Obituaries include Mrs Rosetta Moon Humphrey age 26 who died June 8. B F Hackett passed away after illness. Local rail traffic saw 48 trains on Milwaukee line. Auctioneer J H McCauley went to Lucerne Missouri for a joint sale. Moravia beat Foster 6 to 1 in a Friday ball game.
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Moravia Union
Rosetta Moon Humphrey
B. F. Hackett
Moravia
Fred Buckmaster
Ottumwa
Aubrey Jordan
Binkesburg
Milwaukee
Rock Island
J. H. McCauley
Lucerene
Poster
Foster
Gazelle Hall
Oskaloosa
B. M. Thomas
St. Louis
Leen
Hages and
Catllo
Saving by buying Iowa coal Albig Iowa story
Hugh W. Lundy Iowa Coal Institute secretary says Iowa coal is more economical and cleaner than foreign coal with high B T U values. He notes Iowa production rose about 16 percent and urges use of Iowa coal to boost miners, payrolls, and local economies while promoting proper burning methods.
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Albig
Iowa
Hugh W. Lundy
Iowa Coal Institute
United States
Lundy
Fort
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M. E. Church Notes
G. Hawkins
United Brethren Church
Teenium
Aroytsm
Young People's Choir
Misa Esther Hiner
Dorothy Reich
Town City
University of Town
J. B. Sneed
Elizabeth
H. B. Carson
Moulton
Monroe County
Republic
Rebekah
Turner
Madeline Houser
Ada Boyer
Ste
M. H
Tylls
Chillicothe
Wesley
cAgo
Tandy
M. E
Gouy
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