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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
3
A local Moravia note set marks Monday as election day in Moravia and Thursday for Monroe County voters. The column also lists numerous social visits, travels to Centerville and Ottumwa, college connections with Iowa Wesleyan and Town State College, and various community happenings including plays, dinners, and club meetings across Centerville Ottumwa and surrounding towns.
The pastor D Winfield Thompson urges churchgoers to attend sunday school at 10 a m with three sessions then gospel sermons at 11 a m at multiple churches. He invites families to end the sabbath with worship and a treat in the evening.
The M E Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a.m. and an 11 o clock service with a visiting African student delivering the Annual Thank Offering for the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society. Anderson Sisters sing, 6:30 Epworth League with Michener leader, 7:50 service led by Standard Bearers, offering, and music by the Anderson Sisters. Wednesday prayer meeting and Friday dinner. Special services start April 6 at Wesley Chapel with 9:30 a m preaching and close of service Sunday School. Pastor B G Hawkins urges strong church booster effort.
The Krazy Ike Toy Co was sold for 59000 and other consideration, with C E Main who organized it remaining to operate the Moravia born factory now in Oskaloosa. New residents include Mr. and Mrs Earl Hudson and son Quentin moving from Centerville to Mora via, living with her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Cowell. The Wakefields plan relocation to Mountain View California for Ted Wakefield’s merchantile job, formerly of Rockford Illinois.
The Federated Clubs of Appanoose County will meet at Centerville on April 20 at 10 a.m. at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Theo Miller chairs and promises an instructive meeting. Moravia clubs will be represented on the program and attendance is hoped from Moravia.
Andrew Hyatt son of Samuel and Sarah Hyatt was born February 19 1860 in Naples Illinois and died March 16 1980 aged 68 years. He married Martha Lynn in 1885 and had four children. He moved to Iowa thirty years ago and spent his last eighteen years on a Foster farm. Survived by his wife three children Nina Foster Lena Crowe and J E Hyatt two brothers Henry and Charles Hyatt seven grandchildren one granddaughter and four great grandchildren. Funeral services were held March 17 at 1 30 pm from the Christian Church in Albia Rev Morgan officiating burial in Albia Cemetery.
Acknowledges friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of Andrew Hyatt. Thanks for flowers and use of cars. Signed by Mrs Andrew Hyatt and the Hyatt and Foster families, Ewell Hyatt and Duke Crowe.
Ben Allem of near Sconiam traveled to Albia Monday morning for a second season with the Monroe county grand jury. BI Wakefield from Huxley, Iowa visited with friends over the weekend. Alma Keemer was a visitor in Centerville Saturday evening.
Moravia residents faced church bells silenced Sunday as thieves stole the clappers from several churches including the M B E and U B. The bell at the Church of Christ prompted a wake up by its absence. Clappers were recovered and returned sometime Sunday night.
For sale Angus males of serviceable age grandsons of Enlate and barley for sowing Velvet or beardless variety E A Caylor son Unionville Iowa. Bees stands 66 with supers and supplies Andrew Hyatt Albia Iowa R F D 6 Moravia 3711 3 20 21p. Buff Hock Eggs 35c per setting Mrs James T Van Dorin. Baby chicks for sale h gehand horns sc larger breeds ready to set incubator about April 3rd order now. Hava White Leghorn Eggs 2 50 per 100 Clarence Dowd. Wanted to place piano for sale Baldwin Piano Company Des Moines Iowa. For sale office Grab Q Phone one new tennis net and home corn Frank Turner.
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