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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1937
Page
4
Centerville visitors and local residents share gatherings and visits across town. Thanksgiving plans unfold at multiple homes while illnesses and recoveries are noted, with family events, school activities, and club meetings shaping a busy rural social calendar.
Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned up to 3 oclock P M Saturday December 4 1937 for tax sale properties in Moravia Iowa including Armour building on lot 26 bakery building on lots 40 and 37 metal buildings and lots on lot 37 the east 65 feet of the top Lipou Which the Jimude Maill oil station is situated Dated November 28 1937 D K Orelup Town Clerk Chester Brosher Schou District Secy
CaurcneS Bible School opens at 10 a.m. with Irene Main as superintendent. Communion at 10 45 a.m. Sermon at 11 a.m. Evening services at 7 30 p.m. Sermon at 8 p.m. Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday at the third.
The Moravia Methodist Episcopal church outlines Sunday services with Sunday School at 10 a.m., Morning Worship at 11 a.m., Epworth League at 6 30 p.m., and preaching at 7 30 p.m. Wesley Chapel also holds a 9 30 a.m. service and 10 30 a.m. Sunday School. Prayer meeting begins Wednesday December 1 at 7 30 p.m. in the church basement, pending announcement. Pastor CHAS L ELLIS plans attendance.
The Church of Christ holds Bible Class every Thursday evening and Lord's Day morning and evening. Bible school starts at 10 a m. Last Sunday evening saw a goodly number in attendance. The next study covers the wedding garment needed for the wedding feast with I Corinthians chapter 1 as preparation. W G Lagle, Minister.
Mrs John Temple writes from University hospital Iowa City asking the Union to thank friends who sent cards and letters. She says she is getting along as well as can be expected.
We thank neighbors and friends for their neighborliness in gathering our corn and for other aid during Mr. Smith’s illness and passing. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith express appreciation.
Mr and Mrs Chas Garner and family express gratitude to all who provided financial assistance Red Cross clothing and bedding and to the Masonic Lodge for their aid in their time of need.
The article discusses thinking as formidable, citing the cerebral cortex’s many tiny cells and long parallel cells as association paths. It notes how sensory impressions stored in memory trigger connected cell networks, shaping judgment and actions sometimes with drastic outcomes.
The site of present Atlanta began as Creek land ceded to Georgia. A cabin appeared in 1883 while a 1854 stake marked a proposed state railroad end. The town first bore Terminus, then Marthasville in 1843 for Governor Lumpkin’s daughter, and finally became Atlanta in 1887, likely from the Western and Atlantic railroad, later becoming the state capital.
Friends and relatives planned and carried out a surprise birthday dinner for Cora Smith on Tuesday November 17. A basket lunch was served at noon and gifts were exchanged. The afternoon featured visiting and games with many attending, including Mrs. Lester Smith, Mrs. Hester Miller, Mrs. Frank Lathan, Mrs. Ernie Kincade, Mrs. Nora Nichols, Mrs. Frank Wilson and son, and Cora Smith among others.
J T Day announces closure of his blacksmith shop to open a watch clock and jewelry repair business. He cites six years full time and ten years part time experience plus 1903 schooling at St Louis watchmaking school. Located in the M P Main building on the north side of the square.
In loving memory of the dear ones taken from us one year ago mother August 15 and father November 28 John M Tucker and Chloe Tucker. Longing for a smile from our loved ones gone. We remember when others forget. Surrounded by friends we are lonesome and blue. We miss you, dear parents, from The Children.
Maple Grove Farm Bureau women met at J L Dodd home on Wednesday November 17 with Mrs Dodd leading a refinishing furniture lesson assisted by Mrs H E Glick. A chair for Mrs Virgil Dooley and one for Mrs Dodd aged 80 years and built by her grandfather were refinished. A cooperative noon dinner followed. Attendees included Maple Grove Denney and New Hope districts. Mr and Mrs Keith Cameron and children of Newton and Marjory Cameron of Bussey plan Thanksgiving stay with local parents.
Mrs. Guy Fleming and the Fleming family of Huntsville Missouri were guests at the Tom Cam Iron home last week.
For sale items include a Hohner 24 bass accordion model 214 box Travia ltp, a pop corn offer 4 pounds for 26 cents by Herbert Johnson phone 68, an Underwood typewriter and automobile radio by Fred Hammond utp, and purebred Duroe Ispring bears over 200 pounds plus a yearling Duroc boar from Hellyer Bros 5 miles west of Moravia utp.
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