Moravia Basketball Trials and First Game Preview
Thirty one boys reported for the first boys basketball practice signaling competition for five starting berths. Moravia’s prospects are solid though Coach Glancy says no single star. Moravia vs Moult game results 43 to 8 with 26 to 2 at halftime and sportsmanlike play. Semper Fidelis League program held to stimulate interest with readings talks and prayers during convocation.
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Glancy
More+via
Moravian
Mystic
Semper Fidelis League
Althea Green
Dorothy Dodd
Lucile Coltrain
Evelyn Higley
Head On Collision At Wabash Corner No Injuries Reported
A head on collision occurred last Friday afternoon at the corner of Wabash Ave and Primary Road No 6 involving the Patrick and Hiatt cars. No one was injured though both vehicles were wrecked. Blinding sun was blamed for the mishap. Mr and Mrs Patrick and Mr and Mrs Ben Jones were in the Patrick car.
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Jef Patrick
Frank C. Hi
Wabash Ave
Patrick
Ben Jones
Hiatt
Legion Smoker and Open House At Legion Home
Basil Cowell Post of the American Legion will host a smoker or open house at the Legion Home next Monday evening. All gentlemen friends of the Legion are invited. The event aims to be a social gathering for fathers, sons, business men, farmers, and others who enjoy such an evening.
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Basil Cowell
American Legion
the Legion
Aji
Friends of the American Legion
Legion
Antiquity Lodge Elects Officers for 1929 in Meeting
Antiquity Lodge No 262 A F and A M elected officers for 1929 at their regular meeting Friday evening led by J F Albert as Worshipful Master with L H Priebe Senior Warden A G Mason Junior Warden J D Minnes Treasurer D E Bishop Secretary and Albert Brain Trustee The brief notice records the slate for the coming year.
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Antiquity Lodge
A. F
A. M
J. F. Albert
L. H. Priebe
A. G. Mason
J.D. Minnes
D. E. Bishop
Albert Brain
Christian Church Dinner Menu Highlights
A Wednesday dinner menu lists Chicken Pie with mashed potatoes and gravy, baked beans, jelly, pickles, Waldorf salad, tomatoes and macaroni, fruit salad, coffee, and cake. Priced at 35 cents.
Program at M. E. Church Next Wednesday
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society and allied groups will hold an open meeting at the M E Church next Wednesday evening December 6 at 7 30. Devotions special numbers and a playlette headline the program with a Japanese tea room visit to close. The public is invited.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society
King’s Herald
M. Ei
Fix
Community Dining and Bazaar Event At Christian Chuiel
A local notice promotes a chicken pre dine and bazaar at the Christian Chuiel on Wednesday. The event features dining, shopping stalls, and community gathering in a neighborhood venue. Proceeds support church activities and charitable programs in the area.
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Christian Chuiel Wedieoday
Dee
Uncle Henry Says Burden of Labor Is Mental Attitude
The speaker argues that much labor burden stems from mindset. Planning alone helps little. approach as a life burden and tackle it by applying intellect to find the easiest and most satisfactory method.
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Papa
Mystic High School double header comes to Moravia
Mystic High School teams travel to Moravia for a Friday double header with Moravia squads. Mystic girls are described as state championship caliber and fast, Moravia mirrors with one of its best teams ever and will challenge the Mystic girls. Moravia boys open season in the second game, drawing local interest in the outcome.
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Mystic
Moravia
Mystic Girls
Moravia Boys
Church of Christ Bible School and Christmas Bazaar
The Church of Christ schedules Bible school at 1 a.m. with communion and 11 a.m. preaching on The Attribute of God. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. and preaching at 7:30 p.m. on Christ in the Garden. Choir practice on Tuesdays and Ladies Aid all day Wednesday includes a Dec event for the annual Christmas Bazaar.
Moravia church calls for Christian unity and revival
United Brethren Church sermon stresses labor together with God and life through Christ. Minister L Winfield Thompson urges full church support, forecasts blessings, and promotes next Sunday's old fashioned services and election of delegates to General Conference.
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Jesus
Lenn
Christ
Paul
Moravia
L. Winfield Thompson
Moravia to Discuss Parent-Teachers Association Meeting
An open Inter-Club Council and Womens Clubs gathering at the Moravia M E Church parlors on December 3 at 2 p m seeks interest in forming a local Parent-Teachers Association. Mrs Lloyd Luse president of Centerville P T A will speak on PTA activities elsewhere.
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Inter-Club Council
Women’s Clubs of
Moravia
M. E
Parent- Teachers Association
Lloyd Luse
Parent-Teachers Association
Centerville
Parent-Teachers Associations
Christmas Seal Sale Promotes Health Across Iowa
Dr John H Peck announces a 1928 Christmas Seal drive with over 1000 general and local chairmen and 5000 workers across 99 counties and 2400 cities to fund health services, school health inspection, dental and TB clinics, and maternal care aided by seals sold from Thanksgiving to Christmas. It emphasizes community health benefits and a symbolic ship emblem to promote the cause.
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Iowa
John H. Peck
Iowa Tuberculosis Asociation
Servce
Sona
M E Church Notes and Upcoming Events
The M E Church notes a Thanksgiving sermon by Rev Lepper in Iconium tonight. A Murder Trial play by the Anti-Saloon League and local talent is planned for a week from Saturday evening in December. Attendance at Sunday School was up, with the day class led by Mr Cullers reaching nineteen.
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Lepper
Iconium
Anti-Saloon League
Dee
Mia Pool
India
Carter
Cullers
Grae
W. FL M.S
Asiunville
Len
Ori
Mbia
Lavitis
Ward
Levi
Otcunich
Wesley
Friday Dinner Roast Ures and Wressing
A historical menu item list describes a Friday dinner featuring roast ures and wressing with gravy seated notes, red corn cranberries jelly suet puddings and hard sauce cutters as part of a colonial style meal record.
Farm with Pacualls and Church Schedule Update
Journal circuit book lists Church EOC with Leyiper pastor. Sunday schedule shows preaching on alternate Sundays, morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. Maine Sunday School at 8:00 a.m. Regular preaching services every Sunday at 1:00 p.m.
Local Girls Crush Moulton Grils in Home Court Win
Moravia girls dominated the Friday game at home, defeating Moulton High 43 to 8. The Moravia squad led throughout the contest with little effort as a sizable crowd watched on.
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Moulton High School
Moravia
Wes
Thanksgiving Dinner at the U B Church Menu
Thanksgiving dinner at the U B Church offers roast goose with oyster dressing and roast chicken with giblet dressing, Jell Cranberry, Perfection Salad, mashed potatoes, candied sweet potatoes, gravy, creamed peas, piccalilli, fruit salad, fruit cake, bread, butter, coffee. Prices: Adults 40 cents, children 5 to 14 twenty six cents, under 5 free. Oyster supper in the evening, twenty five cents.
Moravia Union Office Closed Thanksgiving Day
The Moravia Union office will be closed all day Thursday for Thanksgiving. Mrs Wm Gaddis of Louilla visited Moravia Friday. Dr and Mrs R J Atking and Mr and Mrs Will Graham traveled from Des Moines Friday for an overnight Moravia visit. The doctor planned to open his show at Polk City Iowa on Monday.
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Moravia
Wm. Gaddis
Louilla
R. J. Atking
Will Graham
Vs Moines
Polk City
Iowa
Shaling of Moravia Streets Under Way
Shaling of Wabash and Milwaukee Avenues began mid last week and now proceeds rapidly. Roy Ellison holds the shale contract, sourced from the old Hilton mine dump, with first class quality noted by inspectors. R W Winslet manages hauling with a fleet of trucks to complete the road improvement for Moravia.
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Roy Ellison
Hilton
Moravia
R. W. Winslet
Lynch Declamatory Contest Set For December 6 At High School
The 21st annual Lynch Declamatory Contest will be held in the High School Gymnasium Thursday evening December 6. Thirteen contestants are entered with three speakers in the oratorical class and five in each of the dramatic and humorous divisions. The E T C Club met at Mrs. Elva Waughop’s home last Thursday afternoon, with Thanksgiving recipes shared during roll call.
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High School
E. T. C. Club
Elva Waughop
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