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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
2
Sunday School at 10 a m. Morning union service at 11 a m. Rev Behrens will preach in the park. Evening worship at 8 p m. Philip Deever the new pastor will preach Good News. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8. Pastor urges all ages to attend the weekly service.
Sabbath School at 9 45 a m led by Dale Schreiner Sept There will be a Community Worship service in park at 11 o clock sponsored by the Odd Fellow lodge of Moravia All are invited Epworth League at 7 p m Evening service at 8 o'clock Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 Board of stewards meets after the prayer service Wentey Divine Worship at 9 30 a m Sabbath School at 10 20 a m Pastor J C Behrens
Iconium Circuit and Fairview and Hilton churches announce Sunday School at 9 10 a m and worship at 9 46 a m with leaders and youth groups. Mid week services Thursday 8 p m. county wide evangelistic campaign starting July 10th. Boy and Girl Scouts gatherings. Friday community Mother and Daventer banquet. minister J W Zerhe invites all without church home to attend.
Saturday gatherings include Hedge College members and several Main and Creech families visiting various homes. Sunday dinners, weekend visits, and a camping trip with Sunday School classmates are noted, with trips to California mentioned for Taverne Davis.
Mrs. Jim Fuller, Mrs. Virgil Hunt and children visited the Everett Mosier home in Ottumwa. Thura Mya Virgi Hunt and children departed Monday for their home in Wisconsin.
Families and relations gathered at the R F Caltrain home in Moravia for Fathers Day June 18. Attendees included Ross Blumer and children Verne and Josephine. Ralph and Clyde Blumer. George Noland. Laura Coltrain. Ray E Coltrain and family. Quiller Adams and sons Glen and James Adams. Glen Sharp. Ernest Garner. plus several others from Ottumwa and nearby towns. The gathering featured visiting and photography with most relatives present.
In HIATTSVILLE area news, families visit, travels, and greetings are shared. Local figures like Cleo Vittetoe and Mrs. Fern Wright are noted for positions and visits, with towns including Moravia, Sigourney, Centerville, and Blakesburg mentioned in weekly rounds of calls. A Father’s Day dinner at J. F. Chambers’ home features guests from nearby towns and a birthday cake for Mrs. Hunter.
The Moravia Union advertises Beacon City arrangements promoting a full night of rest before visiting the fair. It highlights restful surroundings away from Chicago noise and urges readers to consult a Moravia Union representative to learn Beacon City advantages before choosing travel to the World’s Fair.
Centerville residents and guests are noted in a rush of short items. J B Sneed and Von Tracy visited on business. many families, including Reichs and Bakers, traveled to Des Moines, Princeton, Mount Ayr, and Chicago for visits, illness, or leisure. The Progressive Club hosted a cooperative lunch and bridge, while Roy Brooks departed to Detroit with new Plymouth cars. Several local youths and teachers joined trips and events around the state and to the 1933 Century of Progress Expo in Chicago.
A list of attendees at the funeral of Dr. L. B. Patterson from Unionville includes Mrs Kate Rogers and many others. A Tuesday picnic at Cottonwood Park featured Mr and Mrs Egbert Firkins and two children returning from Arizona after a visit. OMA T club initiated four members with a June 26 meeting set with Katrena Sytsma.
Five years ago nothing reported of present interest. Twenty five years ago Taft was nominated for president at Chicago and Sherman for VP. The U S furnished headstones for three old soldiers J A Cox Wm A Knapp and J D McKimm. The Samuel Summer Post G A R had 12 members aged 65 to 90. Names include John Knowles J W Hall W D Kinser and others. The Davis Eph Wilson and Broshar families hosted a measles siege.
Public probate notice states the district court in Appanoose County Iowa has appointed and qualified Doram Jordan as executrix of the estate of A B Jordan, deceased. Creditors must present claims per law. date June 20 and filing dates June 22 29 referenced. Miller and Everett attorneys.
Classified notices offer sale items including two mowers a low wheel wagon and direct plant sales from Kingery Hammond Moravia Iowa with cabbage tomatoes and sweet potatoes priced at 26 cents per hundred plus several wanted listings for yearling cattle wethern grain binder ice box and gallon ice cream freezer among others with various names and contact hints like Ralph Mc Donough Theo Thompson and others.
The County Board met. claims allowed include renters, grocers, and suppliers across numerous entries, with several items marked rejected. Officials approved tax exemptions, suspensions, and a salary adjustment for the Superintendent of Schools, along with adjournment to meet again by call of the County Auditor.
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