Church News Notes on Service and Meetings
A church edition highlights weekly events with sermons at 11 am and 7 pm, church school at 10 am, and a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 pm. The Aid Society served dinner in the church hall, Rev Thompson and Mrs Thompson will attend a Missionary Meeting at Choriton, Mia, and a Bonebrake Seminary leader from Dayton will preach at Albin A B Church next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
Thompson
Choriton
Mia
Albin A. B
Bonebrake Seminary
Dayton
Ohio
D. Winfield Thompson
Sermon and Services at Church of Christ
W F T Evans, minister, leads morning communion at 10 o clock and Bible School at 10 20, with evening Time and Senior Endeavor at 7. Programs include Honor Mother conducted by Joe Hipster of Bonita Lagle, under Pedies Aid. Wednesday afternoon activities at the church. Services described as beautiful and impressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. T. Evans
M E Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Events
The M E Church lists Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. Epworth League at 7 p m with preaching at 8 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. The W E M meets at 4:00 Wednesday May 21 with a special program and covered dish lunch. Mother's Day services were well attended. Baccalaureate service Sunday evening. Wesley Chapel schedules preaching at 10 a m and Sunday School at 10 30 a m with Pastor B G Hunkings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Leagie
Ti. m
Fuayer
W. EH. M
Wesley Chapel
B. G. Hunkings
Teenium Circuit Teonium Sunday School And Evening Services
Sunday events include Sunday School at 10 a m Morning worship at 11 with choir music Mias Mabel Hiner led the youth meeting last Sunday evening A Christian Church member leads next Sunday evening at 7 30 Evening services at 8 Boy Scouts meet at the Christian Church Saturday at 7 40 The Brotherhood and Scouts praised mothers at a recent gathering Rev B G Hawkins gave an address An ice cream supper is planned Saturday May 24 to benefit the Boy Scout fund Also note Fairview Sunday School and Mothers Day program details were read but unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teonium
Mias Mabel Hiner
The
Christian Church
Boy Scouts
Brotherhood and Scouts
Mother List
B. G. Hawkins
Boy Scout Fund
Fairview
Flae
Commencement Exercises At Moravian High School
Moravian High School will hold commencement exercises for the Class of 1930 at the school auditorium Thursday evening. The address will be delivered by Dr. Matt Br. Lawyers of Center Ville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian High School
Uniott ¢Rronconaly
M. EE. Charch
Sctual
Matt BR
Centerville
Mothers Day Service Draws Warm Town Turnout
The Mothers Day service at the school auditorium last Sunday, led by the American Legion Auxiliary, featured an unusually fine program. W. F. T. Evans of the Christian Church delivered a memorable address amid praise for the Auxiliary and town churches. The service included songs, readings, a tribute to Gold Star Mothers, and various performances by local musicians and the mixed quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
W. F. T. Evans
The
Christian Church
B. G. Harkins
Legion and Auxiliary
Mesdames
W. W. Tracy
I. I. Albert
Zell Cullen
J. F. Albert
Bonita Lagle
Betty Marie Hiatt
Jean Shirley Albert
Marie Cullen
Thelma Johnson
Gold Star Mothers
Zell Callen
Poppy Sale Plans for Memorial Day Welfare Work
Mrs. Margaret Callen leads the local American Auxiliary unit in arranging the annual Memorial Day observance and poppy sale. She notes 25 000 veteran deaths last year and cites Veterans Bureau figures of 407 187 dead from World War service through Jan 1 1980. Each poppy purchase funds living veterans' relief and welfare, with proceeds aiding families and dependent children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Callen
American Auxiliary
Auxiliary
United States Veterans Bureau
Legion and Auxiliary
Callen
Legion and
Mothers Stay Service at Hittun Sunday
Under Miss Daphne McQuiel direction the Ladies Aid provided a potted plant for each mother present. Service began at 2 p.m. with music by the young people's choir in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daphne McQuiel
Seoulat
Ladies Aid
Young People
Edulis OW
Senior Class Play Oh Kay Featured Large Journalian Club Cast
M H S News Basket Stories from the Journalian Club report the Senior Class Play Oh Kay given Thursday night. Leona Easter as Gram Pembroke and Helen Main as Kay Millis drew praise along with Vern Lagle as Gramp Pembroke and Kenneth Cullers as Arthur Whitman. A sizeable audience enjoyed the spooky tale as jewels prompt rival actors and the Black Terror character is captured by Kay Millie the detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Easter
Gram" Pembroke
Helen Main
Kay Millis
Vern Lagle
Gramp" Pembroke
Whover
Arthur’ Whitman
Kenneth Cullers
Will
Enat
Edith Whitman
May McDanets
Evelyn Whitman
Maurine Smith
George Whitman
Forrest
Lagly
Alice Borden
Evelyn Higtey
Noorden
Tim
Hayes
Hall Swaim
Fred Alden
Peorle Broshur
Gram” Permbroke
Kay Millly
N. F
Seniors Active in school year programs and sports
Senior students led a busy year with participation in operetta The Lady of the Terrace and numerous festivals. The Boys Quartet and orchestra earned recognition while basketball teams, both boys and girls, posted solid showings and several seniors earned letters. Football improving with three wins, members noted for effort amid small statures on a tall competition field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noorden Slavin
Harald Mason
Ioll Swarm
Kenneth Cutlers
Madge Hoergh
Lvana Kuster
Maurine Smith
Juanita Smith
Utair
Centerville
Myutic
Cincinnati
Hall Swain
Pearl Broshat
Novrolet Slavin
Harald Madui
Kenneth Guilees
Veril Bugle
Baccalaureate Address At Methodist Church
Rev B G Hawkins delivered the baccalaureate address at the Methodist church on Sunday evening honoring the Seniors. After the Class of nineteen thirty-five entered the room prayers and scripture followed by the Gilet Club song Teach Me Oh Lord. The speaker offered standards for the Seniors and most were present along with a large audience. The service closed with another Glee Club performance and a final prayer by Rev Thompsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Hawkins
Methodist Church
Thompsot
Gilet Club
Glee Club
Prayyer
Thompsen
Moravia High Wins District Academic Meet in B Class Title
Moravia High School placed first in the district B class with 199 points at Chariton on Tuesday. Nine schools competed. top finishers included Paul Day in Physics and Ardis Callen with a highest score of 29, advancing to the state meet in Topeka City on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia High School
Chariton
Hileman
Carlisle
Moulton
Mystic
Physica
Paul Day
Norman Pirkins
Lucile Coltrain
Norman Picking
Awlis Callen
Velde
Legion Plans Memorial Day Observance at Church
Basil Gowell Post of the American Legion met to organize the Memorial Day program to be held at United Brethren Church at 10 o clock. Rev D W Thompson is invited to deliver the address as committees prepare the schedule and arrangements. A fuller outline will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil i Gowell
American Legion
United Brethren Church
D.W. Thompson
Mother and Daughter Graduate From Moravia High 1930
The Moravia High School Class of 1930 will include a rare pairing as Mrs Lida R Tilmont and her daughter Miss Madge Hough graduate together. Mrs Tilmont long taught rural schools in Monroe and Apyanoose counties and earned a teachers certificate early in her career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia High School
Nlich School
Lida R. Tilmont
Madge Hough
Hill
Bloomfield
J. W. O'Tenry
Chigage
Chester
Moravia
Suanita Smith
Helen McCrory
Uvelyn Higley
May McDanel
Genevie Donavan
Class Day Program Set For Friday At School
The Class Day program will be held Friday in the school building with the Senior presenting Juniors with the keys of knowledge. Events include class advancement and the presentation of attendance certificates. Short talks are given by the four class presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balding
Anual Wuie
Junius
D. Ea
Notice To Bond Buyers In Chariton Township School District
Notice to bond buyers announces a sale May 28 at California school house District No. 5 for 1068 dollars bonds bearing 4.5 percent interest, due serially with 500 and 888 dollar installments through 1932, payments at the treasurer’s office. A certified check of 100 dollars accompanies bids. bids may be rejected. Secretary Calhoun signs. Also mentions deaths in the community and travel to Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton Township
Appanouse
California
Seid
Charlton Township
Iowa
Calhoun
Direetors
Calhoun Rose Marriage Solemnized at Centerville
Calhoun Madeline Calhoun daughter of Mr and Mrs L L Calhoun of the Tconium neighborhood and Lloyd Rose son of Mr and Mrs Rose near Hiattsville Wa were married at Centerville Saturday evening May 15. They are well respected and have many friends who extend congratulations and best wishes for a happy life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs Madeline Calhoun
Ll. G. Calhoun
Tconium
Lloyd Rose
All Mys
Rose
Hiatts Ville
Centerville
Moravia Neighboring News 1905 May 1 item highlights
The Moravia Union reports population at 646, up 84 since 1900, G A R Most plans Memorial Day events, Dr James B Logan new dentist arrives, Prof Markebury elected Moravia Schools principal, LD Ball of Mystic Letter in town, land moves with Noce Main selling 80 acres and buying 5b acres near town, Mrs Austin Jay receives roses from Arizona, Jasper Coffin travels to Vienna 8 D with Fred Blomenstock, two houses to be built on farms owned by Sam Richardson and J E Sharp, several local entertainments, a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs J Dy Oliver, Chariton River flood impacts pastures, M McDonald installs new phone at Hiatt residence, Pleasant Plains reports a baby boy for Mr and Mrs Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Union
Moravia
G. A. R. Most
Maesonie Hall
James B. Logan
Markebury
Hibbs
LD. Ball
Mystic Letter
Arkanann
Noce Main
Conium
Lake Foster
Marshall Coffin
Austin Jay
George Jay
Noco
Arizona
Jasper Coffin
Vienna
Fred Blomenstock
Sam, Richardson
J. E. Sharp
J. E. Hancock
R. B. Cummins
J. Dy Oliver
Darbyville
Thompson Kelsey Wedding at the Austin Jay Farm Northwest
The marriage of Miss Marjorie Axtella Thompson daughter of May and Mrs FP A Thompson and Pearl Kelsey son of Mr and Mrs We BL Kelsey occurred at the bride’s parents home Sunday May. The ceremony featured a wedding march as family and neighbors gathered followed by a wedding supper. The couple will reside on the Austin Jay farm northwest of Mur svi with relatives and friends praising the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Axtella Thompson
May
A. Thompson
Pearl Kelsey
Kelsey
Neny
J. We. Terbe
Misa Dessie Potts
Alla
Grover
Dad Myre
Clair Potts
Jessie Potts
Albla
Chas. R. Rowe
Chillicothe
Towa
Leonium O
Austin Jay Farm
Mursvi
Legion Auxiliary Sponsors Vacation Bible School
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a daily Bible school in Iwhitk starting Monday May 25, one week after school closes. Open to children four years old through school age. each should bring a Bible pencil and tablet. Instructors include Miss Clark Blackman and Mrs. Fox L Reidy. For more information call Mrs. Zell Cullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwhitk
American Legion Auxiliary
Schoul
Ell Cullen
Mies Clark Blackman
Foxl Reidy Wall
Fox
Zell Cullen
Richard Sneed Addresses Nunia Highsenior Class
Richard Sneed delivered the baccalaureate address at Nunia High School graduation on a Saturday evening. Albert of Moravia appeared, and local soloists performed. J B Steed and daughter Elizabeth attended. attendees traveled from Ames, Iowa, for a chick hatchery convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sneed
Nunia
Grinnell College
Nuna
Doch Albert
Moravia
Pry Winnr
Mer
J.B. Steed
Elizabeth
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Church News
United. Brethren Church
Church of Christ
M. E. Church Notes
Teenium
M. E
Journalian Club
Kay
Leona Easter, Pearl Broshat
Noarden Slavin
Harold Mason
Glow Clubs
Mixx G. Billia
Java
Nourden Slavin
Kenneth Callers
Forrest Lagle
Thelma Hiatt
Genevie Donovan
Leona Raster
Evelyn Higley
Helen McGrory
Veril Lagle
Pearl Brashan
Vanes
Forrest Legle
Vearl Brashar
Pearl Broshay
Sophie Maesi
Ub Lirfield
Seiliors
Moravia High
Legion
M. H.S
Wil
Wilson Aid
Clifford
Richard
Oaden
Utah
Nancy Espy
Rey
Hy Buyer Hunies
eAgo
iTiattsville
Matlinger McDonald
Prank Hiatt
Pleasant Plains
Morrison
Legion Auxiliary
Ames
Iuwa
Wridgy
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