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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
2
Mo ravia Furniture offers a summer clean up rental of the Host Electric Brush at two dollars per day. Call 724-3264 to reserve this drying tool.
WANTED General Hauling Mike Bruntmyer lists contact numbers. Salem Reunion on Sunday June 29 at Moravia Park features a noon basket dinner. Chariton River Baptist Missionary Society met June 10 at the church with prayers, devotions, and a reading titled Mother gave me tractors.
Sunday gatherings across Centerville and nearby towns featured Mrs Aleafa Hiatt Mrs Bette VanDorin and families visiting relatives in Mt Pleasant Ant heny and Centerville. A co op dinner honored fathers with multiple households attending including the Foster Lemonds Lamantias and Bogerts.
Palmers including Geraldine Freeborn and Viola Hayes visited Mrs Genevieve Morgan and attended Paxston vale. Families from Moulton Underwood Mediapolis Kirksville Morning Sun and Des Moines hosted Father s Day and Bible School puppet shows. Nearby residents joined Mrs Walter and VanZante households for weekend socials.
Rev Wallace Palmer posts summer schedule with worship and church school times at Grace Salem. Lay Leader Jerry Bobienz notes Wesley Chapel UMW meeting with Helen Price on June 19 at 1 30 pm. June 25 men’s breakfast at 6 30 am. UMW School of Mission set for June 26 29 at Cornell College Mount Vernon. Salem UMC Kenneth Condra lists June 22 Sunday school and 7 30 pm service with June 25 Bible study at 7 60 pm.
D R Chies pastor announces Sunday services at 10:00 am Sunday School Bible Study 11:00 am Morning Service 6:45 pm N Y P S Fellowship Hour with Rose Mary Smith as president Teen Directors Bob and Natalie Hiatt Junior Director Opal Longley Evangelistic Service 7:30 pm District Boys Camp June 23 to 27 at West Des Moines campgrounds Prayer Meeting June 25 7:30 pm Youth in charge Prayer and Fasting Service June 26 12:00 noon church transportation call 724 3649.
A church day outline lists a 9:30 a.m. worship service followed by 10:30 a.m. church school. The schedule indicates concurrent morning activities for congregants.
Moravia Rebekah Lodge notes the passing of Sister Frances Ashby a longtime member. The lodge extends sympathy to the bereaved family and orders the lodge charter draped for thirty days with a copy sent to the Moravia Union for publication.
Attendance at Sunday School was 21 with some congregation attending an outdoor service at South TK. Mr and Mrs Russell Shepard were Tuesday evening guests of Lyndon McDonell. Mrs Nancy Milburn and three children from Loveland Indiana visited Delmont Moffitt’s home Wednesday. Nevella Shepard and Evelyn Bear traveled to Des Moines Thursday to be with Delores Bobin and Pederisk Bear at the hospital. Ora Rinehart and family spent the weekend with their daughter and family at tar pids. Mr and Mrs Tom Zapital and children attended a wiener roast Friday evening at the parental home.
Delmont Moffitt visits sister Nancy and her child, Harold Huff visits his mother in Ottumwa, and a bedfast man is noted. The Longs attend a Father’s Day picnic at Doyle Hampton, while Paul McNair group and Lavon Whetmore stay with Ruth McNair. George Lain transports Faye Cozad to Indianola as Ruth McNair checks on her at Leola Lain’s. Father’s Day groups include the Beaty and Phillips families, Jimmie Beaty, Kenneth Martin, and Barry Herman’s households.
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