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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
2
The church invites all to Bible School at 10 a.m. Communion hour follows. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. Bible Study Hour Thursdays 8 to 9 p.m. Acquire a taste for God's Word by regular attendance. A hearty welcome awaits you. Robert Seath, Minister.
United Brethren Church lists Bible School at 9 46 a m for all ages and morning worship at 11 o clock. Third Quarterly Conference follows the morning service. Members urged to prepare nine month reports and support the Benevolence Budget.
Don t Gamble With Your Car stresses that a car belongs to the owner until trade in and warns of risks like fire theft and collision. It promotes a Comprehensive Automobile Policy as positive protection against accidental loss or damage, detailing broad coverage benefits and deterrence against losing the vehicle.
The Otterbein Guild Girls schedule a Junior Church in the church basement at 11 a.m. with a study titled The Bucket that opened the door from Japan led by Laura Jean Oehler. Christian Endeavor at 7 a.m. covers How Does Christ Meet the Needs of the World led by Harold Hawk.
Pastor B. G. Honking invites all to worship with Good Music and the Word. Sunday School at 9 45 morning service at 11 with Epworth League sessions at 7 p m and evening service at 8 p m. Wesley preaching at 9 30 p m, Sunday School again at 10 90 a m.
Teonium Circuit and Fairview, Hilton, and other churches announce Sunday School at 9 to 10 a m with superintendents listed. Morning worship and choirs, young peoples meetings, Epworth League evenings, and Thursday services noted. Scout meetings, Father’s Day program, patriotic service, basket dinner, and invitations to join nearby churches also included. Visiting families from Colorado are mentioned.
Jane, a woman in a frontier town, becomes entwined with a supposed arson suspect amid a string of forest fires on Bald Peak. A tense rescue and a revelation unfold as the suspected firebug, a reformatory youth, is captured and a state observer moves toward a new romance with Jane.
Iowa moves toward a fifty-fifty plan with farmers to combat grasshoppers. The state Grasshopper Committee, including M. G. Thornburg and Dr. C. J. Drake, plans poison bait purchases and county-level distribution at 60 cents per 100 pounds, with transport costs covered for larger orders. Local agents will run demonstrations, while farmers receive guidance and bait to curb outbreaks efficiently.
Cologne is described as the German Rome with many churches including St Martao the capitol, the church of the Apostles, the Jesuit church, the Dominican church, and St Ursula's. Founded as a Roman colony around A D 0 and celebrating milestones in 1825, the city’s Rhineland history spans French occupation from 1786 to 1814. The river view shows medieval towers and the great cathedral dominating the skyline.
Auld Ayr in Scotland offers Burns memories with the Tam O'Shanter inn on High Street, auld clay biggin from 1757 now a Burns museum, and nearby Doon with the bonnie banks immortalized in his song. Visitors can ride a tramcar between sites and stroll fields where the plowman poet worked.
The chemical pharmaceutical institute at Frankfurt University analyzed brown and white face paints found in a Romano woman’s vanity box from about 1500 years ago. They found ancient and modern pigments nearly identical, except ancient paints contained metal particles later deemed harmful to the skin. The box was recovered from a grave in the ancient Roman settlement near Frankfurt.
The passage traces the etymology from Renaissance toys to Latin cuuiers and English chamber, noting a dark room called camera obscura where inverted images formed on a wall. It explains the invention of photography arose to fix this image, leading to the device named camera.
An Exchange letter discusses scapegoating and the unfair burden of blame. It argues that placing fault on others is unethical and dangerous, noting even powerful figures may shift blame to those beneath them. The piece questions justice and the tendency to punish the innocent to shield the guilty.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ransom and J A Swan of Plana wan visited Mrs Luella Hudgens of Unionville on Tuesday. they spent Thursday in Moravia with Legion events and calls at John Hicks home. Leater Brain and children with A W Cooper of Mystic left for Roundup Montana to visit the Chas Cooper family. Mrs W F Horner hosted a small ladies gathering for her birthday with refreshments. Classified ads include bee hives and corn sale offers, lost money in Moravia, and various sales and personal notices. Simpson College trip details and a lost traveling bag near Albion Moravia are noted with rewards offered.
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