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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1953

Page

4

Moravia Town Council sets electric franchise vote

The Moravia Town Council met in a special session September 4 1953 at 6 45 p m with Mayor Horner and five council members present. An ordinance granting an electric franchise to Iowa Southern Utilities Company was adopted and a special election set for October 30 1953. Town Clerk G B Winslet. Local notices include sales and rentals and church announcements detailing services and rally day events at Iconium Methodist church.

Moravia Horner Hiatt Fox Black McDonlough Easter Iowa Southern Utilities Company G. B. Winslet

Church of the Nazarene Sunday Services and Activities

The Church of the Nazarene lists Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening services at 7:00 and 7:30 p.m. midweek prayer meetings at 1:00 p.m. Friday. Young people meetings led by Doris Maddison begin 7:30 with Bill Woodward ending in prayer. Everyone welcome.

Church of the Nazarene Cox Andrew Maddison N.Y.P.S Doris Maddison Bill Woodward Young Peoples Meeting

World Wide Communion Sunday at Grace Methodist Church

Grace Methodist Church lists schedule changes with World Wide Communion Sunday. John Grenfell, pastor. services at 11:00 a.m. worship and 6:30 p.m. M F Y study on Paul. 7:30 p.m. evangelistic service. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. with note of time change. official board meeting after evening service. family night on Oct 7 and prayer meeting Oct 8.

Grace Methodist Church John Grenfell Karl Tuttle Sunady School Christ M.F.Y Jeannine Grenfell Paul

Purvis Family Guests With Van Dorins

Mr and Mrs Francis Purvis and family of Tracr were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Van Dorin. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Glen Van Dorin and family.

Francis Purvis Tracr Fred van Dorin Glen van Dorin

Church notices Sunday services and Ladies Aid dinner

Church of Christ announces Rev. W F T Evans as minister and Mra Birdin Main as Superintendent. Sunday School at 10 a m. Communion and sermon at 11 a m. Ladies Aid to serve dinner on Wednesday October 7.

Church of Christ W. F. T. Evans Mra. Birdin Main Ladies Aid

World Communion Day at Evangelical United Brethren Church

Evangelical United Brethren Church led by Rev. Evan Stroud offers Sunday School at 10 with Harold Mason as superintendent and Mrs. Blackman as chorister. Morning worship at 11 features Sunshine Choir. Next Sunday October 4 marks World Communion Day with the Seven Weeks Attendance Crusade and a missionary institute October 12 at Seymour E U B Church led by Rev. Walter Erbele from Africa.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Evan Stroud Harold Mason Blackman Bill Bishop Sunshine Choir Missionary Institute Seymour E. U. B Walter Erbele Africa

Enjoy Weiner Roast in Park Monday by church group

Members of the Home Builders class of the E U B church and their teacher Earl Boyer and family enjoyed a weiner roast at the city park Monday evening.

Weiner E.U.B. Church Earl Boyer

M F YOUTH PROGRESSIVE SUPPER AT Wesley Chapel

The M F youth group of Wesley Chapel held a progressive supper on Thursday guiding 24 children through five homes. Rev. Gerald Wilson led a devotional at the first stop, then hamburgers, mashed potatoes, hoodies, a vegetable salad, ice cream and cake followed at subsequent homes with a scavenger hunt concluding the evening.

Wesley Chapel H. T. Boblenz Gerald Wilson Norris Price Virgil Dooley Kenneth Daniels Ernest Hiatt All Marian Clayworth

NFM 3 Meek October Meeting Planned Slides

The NFM S held its September meeting at the Nazarene church with hymn sing scripture and devotions led by Mrs Ray Cox and Mrs Harley Woodward. Four new members joined as candles were lit during the Alabaster box service. Attendees included Rev Ray Cox Harley Woodward and Wm Woodward with Mr and Mrs Leo Thompson and family from Ottumwa. The October meeting will feature slides on Mexican or Indian work in the southwest.

Nazarene Church Ray Cox Harley Woodward Cox Haiti Wm. Woodward C. G. Woodward The Missionary Society Leo Thompson Ottumwa

Local social notes and visits in Milledgeville

Milledgeville residents share weekend visits and church revival attendance. Algin Derby spent the weekend at Frank Martins. families including Tarbell Sulser and Har ley Sulser joined revival services at North Bend church. Several residents visited, called on neighbors, or spent time with kin from Ottumwa Centerville Seymour and other nearby towns. The group attended Mattie Lynch's funeral.

Algin Derby Frank Martin Mansel Tarbell Harley Sulser North Bend Eva Elgin Duane Sulser Stephen Jessie McAnineh Vera ‘Moore G. A. Vickrey Janice Kay Larry Leva Elgin Grover Brandon Martha Massman Helen Princy Centerville Dorman Irwin Ottumwa Oswald Irwin Dewey Mattley Seymour T. CG. Young Earl Fenton Roy Sulser Roy Stoner Basil Martin Marvin John Sulser Hurley Davis Tore Ralph Tucker Laura Martin Carl Mattie Lynch

Fairview Social Notes From Mrs B H Taylor

Attendees at the Farm Bureau meeting at Joe Wilson home Friday included Mr and Mrs Burdette Ward and family Mr and Mrs Gaylord Main and Joanne Mr and Mrs Bert Drake Mr and Mrs Eugene Boyer Dale Cox visited after noon with Tom Fettibone and J C Lockman hosted Tuesday in Troy Lockman home Carole Stocker stayed Tuesday night with Carol Mulling Joanne Main slept over with Nancy Proctor and family

Farm Bureau Joe Wilson Burdette Ward Gaylord Main Joanne Bert Drake Eugene Boyer Dale Cox Hoon Tom Fettibone J. C. Lockman Troy Lockman Carole Stocker Carol Mulling Joanne Main Nancy Ward Sam Proctor

FFA Chapter Reports At September Meeting

The regular F F A meeting was held Thursday September 24 in the Ag room with many members present. Reports covered Chapter Gift by James Archer treasurer's book by Richard Tomlin and Christmas carts by Charles Jennings. Business topics included a sign for the orchard party buying an ad in the Annual and renting a small acreage.

F.F.A James Archer Richard Tomlin Charles Jennings

Freshman Class Plans Hayride Party at Price's

The freshman class held a meeting last week and scheduled a hayride party at Price's on Friday September 25. Students anticipate enjoyment as they plan the event. Joan Fox notes the home making class watched two films recently and found them very interesting.

Price's Joan Fox

Local households share Sunday visits and small town news

Families and friends conducted many Sunday visits across Marion Proctor, Donald Scott, Noah Stocker, J C Lockman and Elvin Stocker homes while others ran errands in Centerville and Ottumwa. Vina Taylor attended teachers institute, May Benson bought a car, and porch work began on Elvin Stocker’s home.

Eunic Leffler Jeanne Max Leffler Nancy Donnie Marion Proctor Hubert Helmick Donald Scott Milton Gaylord Main Noah Stocker Blakesburg Carl Proctor Howard Proctor Centerville Frank Cox Burdett Cox Burdette Ward Elvin Stocker Vera Proctor Jimmy Sam Proctor Marve Lockman Kathy J. C. Lockman Sales Hubert Helmicks J. R Vina Taylor Dick Johnson Carl Hiatt Howard Harper Edna Ward Bert Vickrey Buell Taylor Boots" Lockman Met Blumer Marie Coltrain Nellie Williams Ottumwa

Coulson By Mrs Thea Miller Coulson By Mrs Thea Miller

Mrs Thea Miller Coulson and family attend a birthday dinner in Cincinnati while others visit relatives in Oskaloosa and New Sharon. The Wesley Chapel youth group held a progressive supper with stops at five homes ending with ice cream and a scavenger hunt. Gerald Mikels returns home from Veterans hospital improved. several families visit and travel between Des Moines and nearby towns.

Wesley Chapel Callen Perry Mikels Chas. Conger Cincinnati Theo Miller van Lemaster John Calelen Adda Robinson Oskaloosa Harold Clark Carol New Sharon Everette Minnea Minn Ralph Freeman Russell Burns Charlene Jimmy Leon Burns M.yf Frank O'Conner Carl Boyer Glen Burns Sylvia Otha Taylor Herb Boblenz Albla

Moravia Social Roundup Notes Various Birthdays Visits

Weekend gatherings and birthday celebrations across Moravia involve the Hiatt Barnes McDonough and Dagle families with multiple guests and overnight stays. Notable events include birthday dinners for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hiatt, Mr. and Mrs. Rollie McDonough, Doris Jean, and Mrs. Jessie L. Collins, plus visits by Stella Reich and Mrs. John Potter. The Mystic Friendship Eastern Star meeting adds to a flurry of social activity in town.

Paul Hiatt Carol Jean Mitchellville Town Vercel Barnes Ralph McDonough Rollie McDonoughs Jack McDonough Max McDonough Leo Dagle Richard Raymie Des Moines Ralph McDonoughs Stella Reich Iowa City John Potter Dorothy Reich Muscatine J. W. Harden Marjorie Tracy C. M. McFatridge O.E.S C. W. Craver Mt. Union Williams Lola Felton Moravia High School Doris Wilson Leona Scott Winifred Schrodt Maxine Main Katherine Charity Phyllis Dicks Mystic Friendship Meeting Order of the Eastern Star Moravia Glennie Dicks Trenton Wilson

Backboard Blarney Holds Fall Basketball Camp

Practice sessions roll along with no firm rules yet. Tassell trims the squad. freshmen look promising while veterans feel their age. Freshmen girls bring height the team lacked last season. Scrimmages start in October with a game against Blakesburg at month end.

Coe Mr. Tassell Blakesburg Joyce Martin

Guest officers from four towns coordinate event

Four guest officers hailed from Moulton Unionville Seymour and Center ville joining local officials to oversee the community gathering. The delegation reflects regional collaboration and orderly coordination for the event.

Moulton Unionville Seymour Centerville

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