District Rally at U B Church December 4 in Louilin Iowa
Church notices outline Sunday School 9:46 morning service 11:00, evening 7:30, and Christian Endeavor events. District Rally led by Supt J T Iike of Chariton with Rev H N Hulae in charge. Funeral vacancy filled by election of Forest Main and William Burns elected steward. Pastor Geo H Suenkel.
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Christian Endeavor
Ladies Aid
United Brethren In Christ
U. B. Church
Louilin
Iowa
J. T. Iike
Chariton
H. N. Hulae
Nobe Main
Brother Forest
Main
Burns
Geo. H. Suenkel
Church notices announce services and events
The weekly note lists upcoming sermons at 9 45 and 11 oclock, evening preaching at 730, and Epworth League activities. It invites local instrumentalists to join the orchestra, notes a Wednesday prayer meeting, a Thanksgiving service, and an official board meeting on November 9. The Mens Bazaar and Supper raised a little over 100 dollars.
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Epworth League
Revival services at Church of Christ Bible School weeklong schedule
Morning Worship and Communion at 11. Morning Bible school at 10. Evening Worship at 7 20. Christian Endeavor at 4 30. Saturday night is women's night with a special sermon. Topics include Christ and faith. Wednesday December 2 is overall night. Robert Seath, minister invites all to attend.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Robert Seath
Iconium Circuit Sunday Services and Activities Schedule
The Iconium circuit lists morning worship at 9 and 11 with Rev W J Todd speaking. Children’s Choir directed by Mira Ruth Turner and Mrs Lowell Turner. Moravia First Quarterly Conference at 2 30 p m. Young People meetings at 7 p m. Girl and Boy Scout activities and Union Thanksgiving service at the Christian Church Thursday evening. Epworth League Tuesday at 7 1 p m. An interesting season.
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Teemnany
W. J. Todd
D. 1
Mira Ruth Turner
Lowell Turner
Moravia Methodist Church
Wanda Lowe
Mildred Tarr
Union
The
Christian Church
Bowdish
Airview
Epworth League
Wilton
Young People’s
Parm Bureau
Ladies Aid Society
Centerville
Brazil
Moravia church men host annual bazaar supper program
The Moravia MBE Church men led a thrice yearly bazaar supper and program, drawing strong support. A chicken and hearty sides meal followed by talks from Rev Hawkins Rev Zerbe Geo Duckworth and Berry Halden highlighted youth guidance county cooperation and constructive civic effort in challenging times.
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Moravia M. BE
Hawkins
Zerbe
Geo. Duckworth
Centerville Association of Commerce
Anl Berry F. Halden
Legion
Zerbo
Duckworth
Berry F. Halden
United States
Winter raspberries at Moravia residents surprise
At the Oliv Elawick home in Moravia winter raspberries produced a second crop just days before Thanksgiving. Mr Elawick notes many blossoms on the bushes earlier in the week and a good number of mature berries forming, an unusual winter harvest in the area.
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Oliv Elawick
Moravia
Quilting Bee Honors Mrs Glen Norton Birth Day
An all day quilting bee at W S Norton home honors Mrs Glen Norton born day. Attendees include Mrs Grover Long Mrs David Weston and others with a noon covered dish dinner. Community notices invite Thanksgiving services and church events, with many local names and activities listed.
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W. S. Norton
Glen Norton
Grover Long
David Weston
J. M. Weston
Nadine
Eli@iatt
Levi Coulton
Mabie
Bertha
Olen Foster
Betty Jean
Clyde McDonald
C. W. Boyer
Opal
Lolo
Sylvia
Alfred Carlson
G. B. Johnson
Glenn Norton
Alfred Carlaon
Cylde
Wayne
Billy Johnson
John Farrington
G. D. Norton
Carr & Wittenburg Open New Garage Location
Carr and Wittenburg announce they have moved to the Karso building and purchased the Lagle Garage shop equipment. They will operate from the new location with Mr. Lagle continuing as car salesman, joining the firm.
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Carr & Wittenburg
Karso
Lagle
Mr. Lagle
Best Alfalfa Fields Announced At Banquet
Ellis Wagner of Unionville won Appanoose county's 1981 alfalfa contest at the fifth annual Centerville banquet. His field scored 96 percent, with J. H. McKolland of Centerville second and Gabe Johnson of Moravia third at 93 percent. Other prize winners included several local farmers as freezing weather and rain affected the region. December 12 is Golden Rule Sunday.
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Ellis Wagner
Unionville
Appanoose County
Centerville
Wagner
J. H. McKolland
Gabe Johnson
Moravia
H. E. Haste
Hawk
Carpenter
Plano
Ogden
Extine
C. E. McGrew
Odell
H. E. Glick
A. Halley
A. G. Nuna
Special Subscription Offer At Moravia Union Ad
An advertisement on another page promotes a special Moravia Union subscription offer. Readers are urged to turn to the page and take advantage of the deal while available.
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Moravia Union
Co-Operative Shippers Move Cattle and Hogs This Week
The Co-Operative Marketing Association shipped one car of cattle and hogs on Monday and four cars of hogs on Tuesday of this week.
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Co-Operative Marketing Association
Parents and Teachers Meet Monday Afternoon at High School
The Parent Teachers Association will convene at the high school auditorium Monday afternoon. An engaging program is planned, inviting attendance from all.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Friday Dinner Menu Recalls Lake City Family Reunion
M. E. Friday dinner features Ralph Davie and Lloyd Jones returning Sunday from Lake City to visit brother Glen Blanchfield. Glen, the youngest of the three, enjoys a fine home with the Blanchfield family. Mrs. Paul Broshar went to Iowa City for tonsil surgery and returned Friday with sister Miss Myrthe Hudgens. Mrs. John Dew and son George traveled from Grundy Center, and Mr. Broshar and Dr. Orelup joined them. Mrs. Joe Lynn and husband return after a month away.
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Ralph Davie
Lloyd Jones
Lake City
Toway
Glen Blanchfield
Glen
Mlunchfield
Paul Broshar
Towa City
University Hospital
Myrthe Hudgens
Lowa City
John Dew
George
Grundy Center
Joe Lynn
Sunday Socials and Local Notices From Moravia Area
The report lists numerous Sunday visitations and gatherings at various homes including the Neffs, Scotts, Hiatts, Utterbacks, Hougers, Tomlins, Chambers, and others. It notes Archin Martin and Francis Miller visiting, a Cincinnati trip for dental work, and a funeral for Dan Jordan at Moravia Christian Church with community condolences.
Dan Jordan World War Veteran Dies in Moravia Hospital
Dan Jordan 37 died at Ottumwa hospital Sunday after a weeklong illness. Born in Centerville, he moved to Moravia with his parents in 1906 and worked on the Wa bash section and as night watchman. He served in World War I, belonged to Basil Cowell Post of the American Legion and Moravia Church of Christ. Funeral services were held November 24 at the Moravia Church of Christ with Legion post escort.
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Lloyd Rese Sper
Cincinnati
John Chambers
Albia
J. F. Chambers
Bayard Neff
den Bernard
J. C. Neff
M. B. McDanel
Centerville
Lucile van Antwerp
Dan Jordan
Christian Church
Moravia
Jordan
Wabash
S Hospital
Ottumwa
Dan
Ottunwa
Cyrus Daniel Jordan
Edward
Fransina Jordan
Town
Ottumwa Hospital
Iowan
Mransina
Leptus Moe ‘Cemple
Naperaville
Irene Engle
Aledo
Thermas
Les Moines
Iowa
Eugene
Napersville
Guraleyn
Carson
Van
Christ
Mie
American, Legion
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
We thank friends neighbors and the American Legion for kindness and sympathy during our son's illness and passing and for the floral offerings. My Bre Edward Jordan J.T. Day visited Ottumwa and Family Friday.
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American Legion
Edward Jordan
J.T. Day
Ottumwa
Nash Proposes Ways To Cut Tax Burdens
C. S. Nash outlines steps to reduce taxes including repealing the minimum teachers wage law cutting state and county officers salaries by 25 percent eliminating the County Engineer and county support for Farm Bureau amending dairy product testing law requiring farmers to pay costs and stand their own tests paying officers a set salary and limiting terms electing county officers for four year terms only one term.
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Farm Bureau
Pretty wedding unites Sharp and Pettibone in Unionville
Miss Virginia Sharp wed Donal Pettibone in a single ring ceremony at the M E Church in Unionville on a May Friday morning. The couple, who plan a Springfield honeymoon and will reside at 403 East Maple Street until March 1, later move to a farm near Centerville. The bride, eldest daughter of Mrs. Elmer Sharp of Centerville, is a Centerville High School graduate of 1931 active in Rainbow Girls. Pettibone, son of Mr. and Mrs. R A Pettibone, also graduated in 1932 from Centerville High School and was prominent in athletics. Attendance included relatives from Centerville and Town Falla.
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M. E. Church
Unionville
Virginia Sharp
Donal Pettibone
J. E. Sharp
Springfield
Pettibone
R. A. Pettibone
Centerville High School
East Maple Street
Centerville
J. W. Campbell
Mis
Elmer Sharp
Copper Pennies Still Useful Copper Pennies Are Useful
The note explains copper pennies remain handy for buying a postal card gum or weighing yourself. It cites Milwaukee Road freight costs per ton mile, reflecting on railroads earning from property taxes and upkeep benefiting communities served by railways.
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Milwaukee Road
Church Of Christ Menu And Community Notes
Church of Christ dinner menu for Wednesday lists cream chicken noodles hot biscuits mashed potatoes lima beans carrots cranberry sauce pickles and pie with coffee. Mrs J C Lockman returns from University Hospital Town City says thanks for ambulance and kindness. Relatives attend funeral of Dan Jordan from Des Moines and nearby towns.
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J.C. Lockman
University Hospital
Town City
CGA
Hert Turner
Dan Jordan
Tom Jordan
Des Moines
Gene Jordan
Ernest Temple
Napersville
Adam Engle
Dan Engle
Aledo
Christmas Seal Sale Opens Friday Statewide drive marks 25th annual effort
The twenty fifth annual Christmas seal sale begins the day after Thanksgiving in every city village and school district. Fifty five million seals will be offered for sale with three hundred thousand letters delivered and four thousand volunteers participating. Dr John Peck of the Iowa Tuberculosis Association says hard times and ill health go hand in hand and urges health work be funded as relief as lessened family income reduces nourishment and access to medical care.
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John Peck
Iowa ‘Tuberculosia Association
Peck
Iowa State Medical Society
D. ©. Steelamith
Mrs P D Pence recounts Wyoming visit and quiet contentment
Mrs P D Pence recalls a month in Wyoming with her sons and families. She notes good health, abundant crops including potatoes and beans, new facilities at Albin, and solid winter stocks. She observes improving farms, rail lines, roads, and schools while urging a focus on the present rather than hard times.
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Wyoming
Union Pacific
Albin
Pine Blof
Wyo
Union
Burlington
Omaha
Zell
Turkey
Moravia
Land of the Living
Legion Auxiliary Hosts Youth Program at Moulton Unit
The Moulton Legion Auxiliary hosted a Wednesday afternoon program attended by Legion members and about ten guests from Moulton. Children Jean Catherine Hroshar Elaine Palmer Marie Catlen and Richard Yeach performed at the piano while Mary Eileen Blackmun Jean Shirley Albert sang vocal duets and Genevieve Carter read. Afterward dominoes rock and bridge were played and refreshments were served.
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Moulton Legion Auxiliary Unit
Jean Catherine Hroshar
Elaine Palmer
Marie Catlen
Richard Yeach
Mary Eileen Blackmuin
Jean Shirley Albert
Genevieve Carter
Moulton
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