Chas VanDorin Handles Furniture Repairs and Doors
Local notice directs readers to Chas VanDorin for furniture repair, screen and storm doors and windows, general repair work, and cabinet service.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
3
Local notice directs readers to Chas VanDorin for furniture repair, screen and storm doors and windows, general repair work, and cabinet service.
Carl Hart real estate promotes buying or selling homes with Chet Broshar licensed broker in Moravia. A lost coin purse containing papers and money is reported. finder should call Harry Glick. Goode Seed and Feed Co advertises a cash market for grains at the Albia elevator, phone numbers provided.
Mrs. Guy McDanel returns home to 112 West 4th Street Spencer after major surgery. Visitors include Carl Richard Hiatt and family from Laredo Missouri, Charles Hiatt and son from Alicin for a birthday dinner, Florence Shirkey and Melva Hill from Mt. Pleasant, Roland Ransom from Kingsbury California, Wilbur Teller, Murdy, Palmer, Keith Ragan of Albia, Cleo Ragan family, Russell Swenson from Colorado Springs, who later visit C A Turner home in Ottumwa with his mother before returning to Colorado.
The Methodist W. M. S. held their monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. C. Caster with 21 members present. The theme was Workers Together with God. Mrs. Mearl Walter led the worship, Mrs. Frank Wilson led the program, and Mrs. Martin Greer and Mrs. Howard Smith spoke on the Book of Acts. Refreshments, cake with sauce and cocoa, were served by several members.
Former east of town resident Lon Arnold suffered a stroke early Tuesday morning at his brother Burl Arnold's home leaving his left side paralyzed. He was transported to the Veterans hospital in Des Moines Tuesday afternoon for treatment.
Ronnie Broshar was elected President of the Mission Band of the E V B church at a Tuesday after school meeting held at Ann Paxston home with 15 present for the service. Officers include Eugene Vincent as vice president Karen Pfannebecker as secretary Gary Charity as treasurer and Mark VanZante as reporter. The lesson on Brazil was directed by Mrs Fred Hammond and Miz Harold Mazon.
Reverend Martin Greer leads Worship in His House every Sunday with Morning Worship at 11:00. Sunday School at 10:00 and Youth Fellowship 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Reverend Marvin Judy to preach Sunday morning. Mothers Study Club meets March 26 at 7:30 p.m. FFA Banquet April 1 at 7:00 p.m. Fourth Quarterly Conference April 2 at 7:30 p.m. Palm Sunday April 6 includes Palm Sunday service and a 12:30 basket dinner in the church basement.
Rev Martin Greer leads morning worship at 9 45 with Rev Martin Judy delivering the message Sunday School at 10 30 led by Virgil Dooley Membership class at 4 00 Church unites with Grace Methodist for Fourth Quarterly Conference on April 2 West Side Christian Service group meets at Mrs Ernest West's home on Thursday March 27
Church of Christ announces Bible School at 10 a m Sunday Morning Worship with communion at 11 a m led by minister Louie V Schaffner and superintendent Mrs Harry Duvall Prayer service Thursday at 7 30 p m at Louis Schaffner's home followed by a business meeting all are invited to attend and participate.
Rev Evan Stroud and Harold Mason lead Sunday School at 1 0 a m with classes for all. Morning worship at 11 a m on What I Mean to Christ. Evening service 7 30 p m The church notices include a Congregational meeting Monday March 31 at 8 pm for church officers elections and Sunday School officers next Sunday. Dollar Day next Sunday March 30 the fifth Sunday. One Great Hour of Sharing emphasis next Sabbath.
Dewey Lalk minister invites all to Lord's Day services at 10:00 a.m. with the Lords Supper at 11:00 a.m. and a post sermon study on Acts 15. Evening service 7:30 with Bible quiz, Life of Christ topics midweek, and Old Testament lessons Fridays. Maps aid teaching. inviting all ages to join these studies.
Jesus said whosoever will come after me let him deny himself and take up his cross. The church plans a re study of Christian profession after Sunday School. The W C 8 meets with Mrs Nellie Thompson Thursday afternoon for lesson and fellowship. The young people meet at 7 00 p m Sunday for an evening gathering.
Viola Hammond was reelected president of the Missionary Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren Church. New officers include Janet Charity as vice president and Delores Hiatt as secretary treasurer. Carole Broshar and Viola Hammond named delegates for the August Branch meeting. Delores Hiatt presided in the president’s absence. Miss Charity was region leader on the topic Youth and Community. A quick airplane view of Latin America featured Carole Broshar on Ecuador Brazil Porto Rico and Santa Domingo.
Mrs Lee Tadlock presided at the March meeting of the Union Neighbors on Wednesday afternoon March 19. The group sang Farm Bureau songs and members shared baby pictures. Refreshments were served by Mrs Tadlock and son Kenny to attendees including Mrs F E Boyer Mrs Kenneth Coltrain Mrs Earl Campbell and others. Next night meeting set for Fairview schoolhouse Friday March 28.
John E. McCaughey urges spring changes of transmission and gear lubricants to remove metal chips and abrasives. Dale Woolsoncroft outlines a method: drain all lubricant, refill, raise a rear wheel, flush gear case with kerosene or fuel oil by running in gear for five minutes, then drain again.
Report notes that the new lubricant will avoid sludge contamination inside the gear case. It advises replacing drain plugs as part of the maintenance, contributing to a cleaner transmission system.
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