Rays Ramblins Reflect on Economy and Church
A column cites concerns over a large economic bubble and the $84 question while urging more religious leadership. It notes an upcoming steel strike meeting clashing with Sunday worship times and questions whether prayer accompanied the talks. The piece mentions continued car production with Ford’s 0 model to be shown next Thursday and a Mora Valley observer’s car shop visit featuring 775 new cars for sale.
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Almighty God
Ford
Bond sale in Iowa offers first block at 0.74 percent
Towa sells another block of sol dier's bonus bonds at 1.04 percent interest. The initial block went at 0.74 percent, lower than the national rate and lower than other states. Iowa has no other debt, with new or renewal subscriptions paid for by multiple individuals including Ed Norton, Annette Brain, Miss Annabelle Walter, Harley Sulser, Leo Caster, and others.
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Towa
Iowa
Norton Amna Brain
Annabelle Walter Harley Sulser
Leo Caster
Artie Callen
Harry J. Stocker
Russell Davis
Guy Argo Russell Burns
Karl Brain
James Cline
Albert Brain
John Ditle Allen Holler
Clell and Jolly
Marvin Vance
John Veach
Chester Sanders
Carl W. Chambers
Hisse Clester Horton Potts
Bert. Rinehart
Osa V. Johnson
Ann Miletich
Odile E. Clark
Ernest West
Mable Wakefield
H. L. Hilton
The Union Advertisers Reminder Card
A brief reminder to readers to mention they saw ads in The Union when patronizing local advertisers. The note reinforces ad support for the newspaper. It emphasizes returning customers and marks the paper as the source of the advertisement.
Gladfelder Golden Anniversary Observed at Centerville Home
The Gladfelders celebrated their golden wedding on Sunday October 30 at 538 N Park St Centerville with open house from 2 to 5 pm Nearly sixty cards and many gifts including wool blankets and bouquets honored Mr and Mrs D W Bert Gladfelder They have six children Audrey Glen Claude Velma Mary and Russell all present except Claude relatives and siblings attended the event married November 1 1899 at the Hiatt home near Main Station by Rev Charles Norton estate couples long marriage marked by gratitude and family gathering
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D. W
Bert) Gladfelder
N. Park St
Centerville
Gladfelders
Audrey
Forbush
Glen
Claude
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Velma
Mary
Russell
Rockford
Gladfelder
Zell
Mary Hiatt
Harry Burton
Walter Proctor
Charles
Lide Hiatt
Main Station
Charles Norton
Pheasant Hunting Opens This Week End
The 1949 pheasant season begins at noon November 11, with about 100000 licensed hunters expected. The Conservation Commission notes strong pheasant populations, urges Kill No Hens, and reminds hunters to obtain landowner permission, follow safety rules, and respect game laws. The short season runs November 11 to 17 in 11 counties, with longer seasons until December 5 in other counties. bag limit two cock birds. A rash of woodland fires due to dry weather prompts urgent fire safety.
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State Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission
Sunday school and church attendees in Clyde Gladfelder area
Sunday attendance and visits recorded for Clyde Gladfelder household. Guests included Lester and Bert Stockwell from Chillicothe Missouri and Trenton Gladfelder. Others visited Creston Winterset and Mercer. Meetings at Fairview Church noted with multiple Gladfelders and friends.
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Clyde Gladfelder
Lester Stockwell
Chillicothe
Bert Luse
Trenton Gladfelder
Ladies Aid
Frank Gladfelder
Ray Harrison
Creston
Winterset
Edgar Stansberry
Jerry
Dahone Hilton
Lyndon McDanes
Lux
Earl B
Ira Boyer
Vis Dakota
Darlene
Tremainm Gladfelder
Mercer
Fairview
Versil Kastes
Mirited Sunde Howe
Keruit Gladfelder
Anne
Esther Babb
Helen Babb
James Kester Gladfelder
Lore Fenton
CavkcurS Church of the Nazarene Service Schedule
Church notes indicate 10:00 a.m. Sunday school led by Mrs A Hahn with 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship. Evening service at 9:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Thursday prayer meeting led by Mrs Floyd Paxston with Rev Floyd Paxston in charge Sunday morning and evening due to Rev Hahn's absence. Junior and N.P. groups meet at 7:00 p.m.
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Church of the Nazarene
A. Hahn
Hahn
Floyd Paxston
Iconium Methodist Mission Closes Sunday Service
The Iconium Methodist Mission closed Sunday with large attendance and fine spirit. The Sunday school reported 65 attendees, and organizers hope many will attend this Sunday at 10 06 o'clock. Dr Edwards remains at Fairview while Mrs Edwards conducts the morning worship at 11 00 am on the subject Talents.
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Ceacnui m
Fairview Methodist Opens Special Meetings With Large Crowd
Fairview Methodist held special meetings starting Sunday night with a large, joyful turnout. The schedule runs nightly this week except Saturday, with Men's Night Thursday, Family Night Friday, and Church Day Sunday. Attendance goals include Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. and church at 9:45 a.m. Members may be received and baptism possible for candidates.
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Fairview
Moravia Church of Christ revival begins November 14
The Moravia Church of Christ sponsors revival meetings led by Horace Schaffner from November 14 to November 26. Services begin at 7:30 p m each evening with Bible study and scripture lessons noted alongside morning Bible school and Lord's supper observances.
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Gene McCrory
Horace Schaffner
Church of Christ Iconium Schedule of Services
The Iconium Church of Christ lists Bible school at 10:00 a.m. and the Lord's Supper, singing and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Evening services at 7:30 p.m. with singing and preaching, 8:00 p.m. Monday night prayer and Bible study at Bill Kelsey's home. You are invited to all services for straight, soul edifying preaching and teaching of God's Word.
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Bill Kelsey
Grace Methodist Church Moravia Service Details
Grace Methodist Church Moravia Iowa invites Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Guest speaker Mrs Stout of Fairfield district president of the W S C S. Mrs T R Gardner leads the program with the sermon titled Faith at 6:00 p.m. M Y F
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Grace Methodist Church
Moravia
Iowa
Wannelta McConnell
Stout
Fairfield
W.S.C.S
T. R. Gardner
Wesley Methodist Church Morning Worship Service
Wesley Methodist Church schedules a 945 a m morning worship with a sermon titled The Commandments of Life and a 1030 a m Sunday school session.
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Wesley Methodist Church
Wannelta McConnell
Evangelical United Brethren Church Service Times
Evangelical United Brethren Church invites worshipers with Pastor Earl E. Rabuck and Sunday School Superintendent Harold Mason. Morning worship at 10 50 a m evening service at 6 80 p m youth fellowship 7 30 p m preaching uses the word peace for the Bible verse prayer meeting 7 30 p m Thursday W S W S meets with Mrs Fred Hammond.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Earl E. Rabuck
Harold Mason
W.S.W.S
Fred Hammond
Enon by Mrs J T Van Dor in Enon
Weather remains pleasant while rural social notes describe neighbors visiting relatives and attending events across Centerville Adel Bloomfield and surrounding farms. J T Van Dorin undergoes a medical exam finding anemia and other complications at Gilfillan clinic.
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Enon
Local social notes from Moravia community events
Paula Hoffman spent Monday evening at the Lester Cochran home. Mrs. Olin Foster was a dinner guest at the home of Mrs. Allie Boyer and Lola on Wednesday. Several from the community attended the first Moravia High basketball game Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth O Conner Gary and Sharon and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davison attended a Sunday school party at the Russell Burns home on Wednesday evening. Sharon O Conner was sick last week. Averill Easter entered St Josephs hospital Thursday morning and was released Friday.
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Paula Hoffman
Lester Cochran
Olin Foster
Allie Boyer
Lola
Moravia High School
Kenneth O'Conner
Gary
Sharon
Lloyd Davison
Russell Burns
Sharon O'Conner
Averill Easter
St. Josephs Hospital
Vosburgh By Mrs Emmett Derby Dinner for Karen Rose
Mrs Emmett Derby hosted a Sunday dinner on November 5 to honor her daughter Karen Rose who turns one year old on November 6. Guests included Esther Murphy Hammond Sheldon Dorman Irwin Kellogg and many local families wishing Karen Rose many happy birthdays.
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Emmett Derby
Karen Rose
Esther Murphy
George Hammond
Lawrence
Lorraine
Roy Sheldon
Donald
Darlene
Doyle
Dorman Irwin
Larry
Linds
Dwight Runnells
Ottumwa
Moravia Union Subscription Highlight Gift
A Moravia Union subscription is presented as a welcome gift, offering a lasting connection to local news and community updates for new readers and supporters.
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The
Moravia Union
Family notices from Tyrone and local visits
A baby girl weighed eight pounds four ounces and was named Brenda Lea. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Swift. Dorothy Colwell and her parents visited last week. Freda Swift visited Thelma Calhoun's family. Several community members attended the Zimmerman sale on Tuesday at Tyrone.
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Brenda Lea
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Iconium Methodist
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Dallas Faber
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Don Maddison
R. S. Faber
Mary Jo
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Leo van Dorin
Ernford Johnson
Arthur Johnsons
Charles Bettis
J. T
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Bloomfield
Flora Jones
Boyer Ridge
Betty Jean Foster
Veach Implement Co
McCormick-Deering Dealer
Moravia Dairy and Pasteurizing Plant
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