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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1959

Page

4

Wanted trucking services and piano sales ad notices

Classified items include trucking demand local or long distance with contact Arthur Andrews and piano sales at Piano Sales and Service Albia Iowa. Also hay rack and corn sheller for sale by Hugh McFatridge Moravia with Clover hay in barn and square bales. Job ad promises 150 dollars weekly from Vancouver distributor. Local church schedule lists morning worship sermon I believe in the Holy Spirit and related events at Centerville and St John.

John Deere Hugh McFatridge Moravia

Church revival and weekly services listed at two congregations

First Christian Church led by Donald Plam and Mrs Birdie Main offers Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Communion at 11:00 a.m. and a 7:00 p.m. Christian Youth Fellowship. Church of the Nazarene with Rev H LaVern Smith and Frank Woodward lists 10:00 a.m. Sunday school 11:00 a.m. Morning worship and 7:00 p.m. Evening Evangelistic service. Missionary zone meeting at Allerton Nazarene on Wednesday March 11 at 7:30 p.m. Rev Honorato Reza will speak and directs Spanish publications while pastoring the Kansas City Mexican Nazarene church.

First Christian Church Donald Plam Birdie Main Christian Youth Fellowship Church of the Nazarene H. LaVern Smith Frank Woodward Karen Warren Lynette Smith Allerton Nazarene Church Honorato Reza Kansas City

Evangelical United Brethren Church Services Schedule

Pastor Rev F A Richardson leads at Evangelical United Brethren Church with Carl Van Zante as Sunday School Superintendent. Activities begin 10:00 am Sunday School for all ages, 11:00 am morning worship with the sermon Provision of the Cross, 7:30 pm fellowship groups and sermon Poignancy of the Cross, Wednesday 11 7:30 pm midweek service Lehten sermon. Friday 13 W S monthly meeting at the church.

Evangelical United Brethren Church F. A. Richardson Carl van Zante W. S

Grace Methodist Church Morning Worship and Sunday School

Grace Methodist Church led by Rev Weldon Whitenack holds morning worship at 1 00 a m with sermon I believe in the Holy Spirit at Fairview and Moravia Circuit Fourth Quarterly Conference at Wesley Chapel with 9 00 a m Sunday School and 10 10 a m worship plus 7 00 pm Tuesday Methodist Youth Fellowship at Moravia Delmar Dowd serves as church school superintendent and 10 00 am Sunday School at Moravia

Methodist Youth Fellowship Centerville Methodist Church St. John Fairview Grace Methodist Church Weldon Whitenack Dean Tomlin Centerville

Local Notes Mark 90th Birthday and Family Visits

Mrs Etta Schroeder observed her 90th birthday with an open house at her Ottumwa home. J T VanDorin’s family visited. Roy Argo returned home from Ottumwa hospital to west of Iconium after a two week stay. Des Moines relatives joined Argo home guests. other local ties attended Golden Wedding in Albia and social calls occurred in Centerville and nearby towns.

J. T. VanDorin Etta Schroeder Ottumwa Monroe County Blakesburg Roy Argo Iconium Ottumwa Hospital James Nash Des Moines Harley Tisue Argo Jack Wlingworth Delta Colo E. G. Hawk Claude Hawk Albia Hugh McFatridge Centerville Clyde Hart C. M. McFatridge St. Josephs, Hospital Herbert Megrew D. E. Bishop

Udell and local residents share week of activity

Kenny Morlan returned home from St. Joseph hospital Centerville after a week as a surgery patient. Mrs. Lester Murdy visited with Mrs. Albert Burkland. Otto Carr’s home was up Saturday evening visit by the Carrs and others. Carr felt better and walked to the barn. Elmer Blechlager and Ceoil Morlan dined at Robert Morlan’s as men did carpentry. Dot Hayworth returned from winter visits in Des Moines. Lillian Sprouse came back from winter with her son in Moberly Missouri.

Kenny Morlan St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Lester Murdy Albert Burkland Ora Powell Marlyn Edna Moore Zola Saum Otto Carr Carr Elmer Blechlager Lawrence Powells Ceoil Morlan Alvin Spring Tommy Robert Morlans Dot Hayworth Des Moines Lillian Sprouse Moberly Oren ‘Starr's Pervis Hedgecock Glen Gravett Ralph Pfannebecker and Sons Berneice Harold Spring Joe Moore Timmy Bob Long Cedar Rapids Bob Morlan Long Mrs. Morlan Ralph Pfannebecker Pfannebecker Moravia Ralph Fanchen Danny Oshia Riggs Fairfield Harry Wilkinson Wilkinson James McKenna Feo McKenna Pauline Hinton Martha Glasgow Ben Glasgow Amanda Miller Carter Albia Carter Dewey Houser Jr Ronnie Gary Knoxville Houser Edd Whisler Rex Albertson Frederick Koehler Udell Hopking Laura Robb Frank Hopkins Unionville Det Hayworth Dayne ‘Taylor Ralph Hopkins Rex Exline Albertson Iona Dotson Fern Huffman Osceola Raymond Hughes Linda Lora

Local families gather for visits and illness updates

Numerous Centerville area residents spent days visiting relatives across Moravia Udell Unionville and Osceola. Updates include Mrs. Carter’s birth of a son at St Joseph Hospital and Amanda Carter of Albia passing away. Illnesses and recoveries noted for Mrs. Glasgow Edna Moore Edd Whisler and others.

Shanghai Club Meeting At Doris Christy’s February Session

The Shanghai club met with Doris N. Christy on February 25 for a cooperative noon meal. Members and guests listed include Dorothy Calhoun Ieie Christy Doris Elaine Joyce Christy Eva Lee Walker Lorraine Mike Jimmy Rinehart Hazel Rinehart Barbara Patty Jo Christy and others. Activities covered embroidery tea towels and rug tags plus a roll call of disliked household tasks. The next meeting is planned with Icle Christy on March 11.

Shanghai Club Doris N. Christy Dorothy Calhoun Ieie Christy Doris Elaine Joyce Christy Eva Lee Walker Lorraine Mike Jimmy Rinehart Hazel Rinehart Doris N. Barbara Patty Jo Christy Icle Christy

Hilton Hustlers Meet Adds Skating Event And Talk

The Hilton Hustlers met February 18 at Hilton church led by Karl Rogers who led the pledge to the United States Flag. Seventeen members attended with 18 on roll call. A county skating party was announced for February 28 at Hilltop Skating Rink. A February 26 basketball game against Moravia FFA was planned. Rogers and Lathen spoke on External Parasites and Control methods with colored slides. Refreshments followed for listed members and guests.

Hilton Hustlers Hilton Church Karl Rogers United States Hilltop Moravia FFA Mike Lathen Paul Koffman Donald Tibball Gary Rogers Carl Rouse Kenneth Ellison Jim Rowley Raymond Alan Clark David James Murdy Mark Charles van Zante Richard Larry Woodward Bob Ronnie Kehrberg

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