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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1934
Page
2
Church of Christ Sunday School begins at 10 a m with Mrs Birdie Main as superintendent Christian Endeavor meets at 6 80 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs W Bivin next Wednesday
The notice lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m with Dalei Schreiner as Superintendent and morning worship at 11 00 a m with a sermon by the pastor. Epworth League devotional at 6 50 p m and evening worship at 7 30 p m. Wednesday Basger meeting and Wesley Sunday School at 10 30 a m. Morning worship at 9 30 a m led by pastor J C Bohrona.
The United Brethren Church lists a Sunday School at 10 a.m. with superintendent M H Johnson, morning worship at 41 o clock, Young Peoples service at 6 30 p.m., and evening worship at 7 80 o clock. Prayer meeting at the parsonage Wednesday evening. WMLA meets at Mrs. Albert Veach home Friday afternoon with Mrs. Oehler as leader. Young people invited to parsonage Monday evening March 12 for social evening and to reorganize the Christian Endeavor Society. Pastor W T Buston delivers the message “I am the resurrection and the life.”
Community church notices list Iconium Sunday School at 10 a m Vern Turner and a Young Peoples meeting at 6 45 p m with services after Younger groups choir Epworth League and Lenten services. County-wide Christian Endeavor convention scheduled next Sunday afternoon at the Christian church Iconium with multiple church events and invitations to worship across area churches.
The corn hog program widens as election timing passes, with 90 percent producer cooperation anticipated and 155000 to 165000 farmers in Iowa signing up. Loans totaling around 70 million dollars were issued for farm stored corn, while April 1 replaces March 1 as the loan expiration to aid warehousing delays.
The text outlines urban versus rural health differences with higher death rates in urban groups from several causes though lower typhoid and smallpox. It also covers early envelope use in France, the spread of envelopes by 1800, and notes on the color sergeant role in the Apiien army with its badge and rank changes through 1918.
Agricultural Economic Facts from Iowa State College Extension Service notes heavy cattle hog and calf marketings with many light weights. Farmers are likely sealing more corn, with about 140 million bushels expected to be cribbed in Iowa by August if current rates continue.
C M McFatridge visited Centerville on business. Postmaster J F Albert was off with a cold. The Brain family from Hedrick spent Thursday here. Watts family visited Ottumwa. J W Albert and Mrs Olive Miltenberger were Centerville visitors. Arlene Dodd visited from Indianola for the weekend. Ed Anderson of Ottumwa spent Sunday with Behrens family. Hiatt family at Hinttsville with Aunt Bird. Des Moines visitors joined J K Leach home. Funkhouser family moved west of Moravia. Reynolds moved into Punkhouser residence. Emma Wood’s brother Will Wood, in South Dakota, is hospitalized with pneumonia. Announcement: Frances and Tinker Firkins to be married Feb 28 in Washington, DC. Hicks Pabst traveled from Des Moines for weekend. Mrs Pabst returned to Des Moines with Emil Halden. T J Luse hosted Thursday Bridge Club. Miss Helen McCrory and others attended. D E Bishop hosted the Magi meet. refreshments served. Next Jolly Desa M W meeting April 7 with Mrs Gael Brokabar.
The article discusses long term public health impacts attributed to the distribution of peace, noting a 141 percent increase over forty years. It contrasts historical population spread, stating urban growth and demographic shifts since 1690, with current trends signaling changes in health outcomes and resource needs.
A fragment discussing a wire-haired fox terrier with stick-like forelegs and strong watchdog traits, then shifting to a brief note on wood block printing in Japan and the history of movable type. It mentions European invention in the fifteenth century and a claim about scientific explanations from individuals visiting a mine site in Pennsylvania.
Classified ad seeks ten men for Rawleigh routes in Weype County covering Mystic Moultain and Centerville. Mable hustler earns five weekly and rises quickly. Apply to Rawleigh Dept 808-5 Freeport Ht Arthur Erickson, ex conservatory instructor Berlin, Germany, visiting March 14–15. leave name at Union office after approval. Also sale notices for oats straw, red cipyer seed, timothy hay, and 24 head red Duroc shoats with prices and sellers.
Hiattsville residents shared visits at multiple homes including Rose Carter and chambers families. Notable items include baby name correction for Loyd Carter’s child, health updates on Nan Meadows, and community notices. The Town State Dairy Association plan details and 20th Century Club meeting highlights conclude the week’s items.
A committee of 20 news producers at Town State College last week submitted to Henry A. Wallace a seven point plan for dairy production control. The plan mirrors the one Wallace proposed in Madison Wisconsin this winter.
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