Church Sunday Schedule With Service Times
Irene’s Main superintendent leads Sunday School at 10 a.m. Communion and Divine Worship at 1 p.m. Preaching at 7:30 p.m. Pastor GEO. A. COVEY directs.
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Geo. A. Covey
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
5
Moravia Methodist Rally Day Services Planned
The Moravia Methodist Episcopal church schedules SundaySchool at 10 a m. Worship at 11 a m. Epworth League at 6 30 p m. Evening service at 7 30 p m. Rally Day on Sunday October 17 unites all departments in the 10 a m program followed by a cooperative dinner. Epworth League leads the evening service. Public invited. CHAS L ELLIS Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Epworth League
Wesley Chapel
Chas, L. Ellis
Bible Class Sessions at Church of Christ
The Church of Christ invites all to Bible study at 7 30 and 10 oclock on Sundays and Thursdays. We study directly from the Word of God using verses from Acts 2 42. Everyone is welcome and asked to bring their Bibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Bible Class
Christ
Hiattsville Birthday Gatherings and Local Events
Neighborhood notices recount birthday celebrations for Mrs. Matilda Burton and Mrs. Paul Hiatt at homes near Allerton and Centerville with relatives attending. Other items note 4-H club activities, sick horse, and upcoming gatherings at Mrs. Florence Hiatt and Mrs. Elsie Martin’s homes. Local families including Hiatt and Rose families are mentioned with visits and parties across nearby towns.
Miller Baptist homecoming draws near four hundred crowd
A large crowd attended Miller Baptist church’s annual homecoming last Sunday. The morning service featured Sunday school and a gospel message by Rev. Pete Thomas. A noon basket dinner followed, then an afternoon program of readings, music, and a sermon by Rev. W. M. Cleeton of Seymour. Visiting ministers spoke, with many attendees from distant towns and several readings and poems presented, including a tribute titled Honoring the Elder Members read by Mrs Lenore Pariy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Baptist Church
Iunday School
Pete Thomas
W. M. Cleeton
Seymour
J. A. Wilson
Unionville
Frank Smith
Lancaster
Oscar Rush
W. P. Donahoo
Charley Squires
Coataville
Grace Voice
Baby
Urban Hill
Knoxville
Cecile Creech
Oskaloosa
Cecil Shiffley
Sigourney
Charley Norton
Moulton
Gus Johnson
Velma Hopkins
Albert Tubaugh
Ray Tubaugh
Blakesburg
Lenore Pariy
Callen Horse Sells At St. Louis Sale
Z. C. Callen sold his fine purebred yearling saddle horse in a large three day St. Louis sale held early this week. The Callen horse sold well with the best. the stallion was trucked to St Louis Saturday night by R. R. Pennington. Callen and Chester Woodcock drove to St. Louis for the sale Monday and returned Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. C. Callen
St.Louis
Callen
St. Fecal
R. R. Pennington
Chester Woodcock
Albia
St. Louis
Moravia FFA members attend 10th district meet in Bloomfield
Officers of the Moravia FFA led by President Donald Whitehead and others attended the 10th annual southeastern district convention at Bloomfield on Saturday. Sixteen chapters participated with each presenting talks on the past year’s work, guided by instructor Wilbur Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Donald Whitehead
Junior Youngker
George Hellyer
Doyle Hampton
Bloomfield
Wilbur Perkins
Gathering at VanDorin Home in Centerville
Sunday visitors gathered at the A. O. Van Dorin home in Centerville including Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Shippy Gerald Dallas Donnah and pan Wm. Miller of Towa. Other relatives and friends from Centerville attended as listed. Shell promotional line appears with Gamble Stores advertising and Louise Oehler returned from Grinnell Iowa after visiting her son-in-law and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Shippy
Gerald
Dallas
Donnah
Pan Wm. Miller
Tabor
Towa
A. O. van Dorin
Centerville
Miller Is & Brother
Shippy
VanDorin
J. C. Lockman
Mex
Fred VanDorin
Vers
R. S. Faber
Mary Jo
L. B. VanDorin
Louis
Floyd McFall
Jerry
Russell Hindman
Jackie
Betty Lou
Marylois
Mra
J. T. VanDorin
Leo
Carl Bettis
Margaret
Billy
Louise Oehler
Kenneth Barghabn
Grinnell
Iowa
F. P. Hawk
Gay Hawk
Delta
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Centerville News Social Notes and Visits
Local items record numerous visits and social calls across Centerville Ottumwa Albia and Moravia. Notable mentions include Mrs Wm Laws in Centerville, Miss Harriett Lee Main returning from Troy and the 20th Century Club meeting at Mrs Cody Luse's country home.
Moravia social notes feature visits and travel
A long list highlights visits and relocations around Moravia and nearby towns. Families like the Roberts, Albright, Gray, Day, Lagle, Garrett, and Hiatt are noted with travels to Chicago, Keokuk, Louisville, Los Angeles, and Delta. Local residents welcome returning relatives, attend dinners, and report job moves and hospital stays.
Obituary Notice for Nancy Jane Palmer of Iowa
Nancy Jane Palmer born September 28 1846 in Bath county Virginia died September 27 1937 at age 60 at her sister Mary Shaeffer's home in Walnut City Iowa. Survived by Mary Shaeffer three nephews George Claude and Irl one niece Sadie two grandnieces Jana Harold Clark and Mrs Everett Glispie and grandnephew Harry Robinson. Funeral from Walnut City home September 28 at 2 oclock officiated by Rev James Rogers with interment Iconium cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Jane Palmer
George Palmer
Bath County
Virginia
Mary Josephine Shaeffer
Walnut City
Iowa
Miss Palmer
Monroe County
Iconium
Mary
William
Cynthia
Amanda
Susan
Mary Shaeffer
George
Claude Palmer
Moravia
Irl
Rochester
Mich
Sadie Palmer
Harold Clark
Centerville
Jana
Everett Glispie
Newton
Harry Robinson
Albin
Nancy
Presbyterian Church
Town
Ollock
Jas. Rogers
Iconium Cemetery
Salem 4-H Yearend Meeting Ends With Weiner Roast
Douglas Salem Sunbeams 4-H club wrapped up the year with a Friday meeting at assistant leader Mrs. Ella Burton's home. Leader Mrs. Madeline Rose and all members except one attended the double meeting and roast, with pumpkin pie and pickles served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Sunbeams
4-H Club
Ella Burton
Madeline Rose
4-H
Harvey Stevens
Mia
Happ Harris
Moravia
Geo. Albright
Centerville
Margaret Spring
Carl Phillips
Alta Jane
John Glasgow
R. J. Rasmussen
Mra
Dewey Clark
Marjorie
Otha Fenton
Miller-Chadiwick
Albia
Des
Brushy visit honors Mrs. Mirandi Phillips guest list
Visitors at Brushy for a Sunday gathering included Mrs. Fenton Hixenbaugh of Wyoming as the honor guest along with Mr. and Mrs. Denny Fenton Dale Harold Arlene and Kenneth Vernon Fenton and children Mr. and Mrs. Fay Porter Merrill Gene King and Maxine Thomas Also Mrs Harold Spring who was improving later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirandi Phillips
Fenton Hixenbaugh
Wyoming
Denny Fenton
Dale
Harold
Arlene
Kenneth
Vernon Fenton
Fay Porter
Merrill
Gene King
Maxine Thomas
Harold Spring
Centerville Family Visit and Betty Jean Foster Birthday
Mrs Lilly Smith visits her brother John McDanel in Centerville while relatives including Vernon Kaster Ira Boyer and Paul Richard visit Earl Boyer family in Des Moines. Betty Jean Foster celebrates her 10th birthday at school with cake popcorn and gifts. several local families visit Henry Foster area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Smith
Centerville
John McDanel
Vernon Kaster
Versal Kaster
Ira Boyer
Paul Richard
Earl Boyer
Des Moines
Jim Kaster
Verl
John Clark
Fort Bush
Trenton Gladfelder
F. A. Boyer
Betty Jean
Mrs
Forrest Mericle
Henry Foster
Accident Victim Brother of Clifford M. Hardie
Max Hardie 28 a farmer near Audubon died at Carroll hospital from injuries after an auto accident. He was the brother of Clifford M. Hardie Chariton High vocational agriculture instructor who left Audubon after being informed. He was crushed when his car toppled off a jack while he worked at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton Herald-Patriot
Max Hardie
Audubon
Carroll Hospital
M. Hardie
Chariton High
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Church of Christ
Methodist Episcopal
Hiattsville
J. C. Neff
Mrs. Neff
Matilda Burton
Virgil Dooley
Guy Hiatt
Carl
Clair
U. S. Hiatt
Paul Hiatt
Allerton
Harley Burton
T, & Weiner
Kermit Rose
Carol
W. A. Rose
Dorothy
Memphis
Lloyd Rose’s
Aid
Florence Hiatt
Elsie Martin
Kenneth Hiatt
Rockford
M. E. McDanel
Lloyd Carter
Lloyd Rose
Eunice Calhoun
North Bend
Carolyn Walter
Mary Meadows
W. F. Horner
Miller
Lowe
H. G. Broshar & Son
Bali Band
Rubber
Wm. Laws
H. &. Watts
Batson's
Tom Cameron
Ottumwa
J. E. Sharp
Kensington Club
J. L. Johnson
Coy Luse
Ivan Shipley
Harriett Lee Main
Troy
Mott R. Sawyers
John Laws
A. H. Crocker
R. E. Elder
Wm. H. Young
Cambria
J. P. Coffin
N. G. Wilson
Frank Wilson
G. B. Rhodes
Dorothy McGuire
Pauline Laws
C. S. Prizer
J. F. Powell
C. M. McFatridge
Mason City
Emil Halden
Leonard Palmer
Elaine
Hiteman
C. A. Woodcock
Nora Nichols
C. E. Winsler
F.C. Scott
Vernon
Vernon Scott
Muscatine
Homer Utterback
Hutchinson
Kans
Clarence Stauber
Presley Horner
Paul Post
San Bernardino
Calif
J. B. Sneed
Oren Gould
Ruth Ann
Warsaw
D. K. Orelup
Appanoose County Dental Society
Wim. McNabb
Iowa City
The
State University
A. W. Donahoo
Cora Weatherly
A. S. Henderson
Washington, D. C
Pearl Broshar
Waterloo
Jows
Paul Broshar
G. T. Harn
Union Chapel
Harn
Fay Hudson
Quenton
John Campbell
Lewis McKim
Lawrence Rolland
Harve Roberts
Edna
Hazel
Drakesville
Robert
Stella Albright
J. T. Day
Charles Gray
J. F. Gray
Melcher
Lhg
Chicago
R. F. Cummins
Freeman Jolly
Ella Funkhouser
Wilda Hiatt
Louisville
Dwight Hiatt
Jeti Patrick
Carlin Street
Los Angles
Lois Louise
Keith,Cameron
Marjory Cameron
Bussey
Rosa Everett
Ed Bell
Mystic
W. R
Cheyenne
Wyo
Day
Virgil Burns
New York
Wm. Burns
Arizona
Ben Blumer
Carl Coffin
Duane
Will Donahoo
Wanda
Chas
Coffin
Charles Blumer
Center Church
Wm. Ray
Turner House
Milwaukee Tracks
Forrest Main’s
Ray
Wabash Railroad
Marian Adams
Chester
Lake Wapello
Ras
O. K. Day
Guy
Bea Hammill
J.T. Day
Adams
W. R. Day
F. A. Reich
J. W. Halden
Geo. Johnson
Byron Hiatt
Fred Tillmont
St. Joseph Hospital
Bessie ‘Boshak
Beverly Carolyn Ewing
California
Rollie McDonough
Progressive Club
Masdames A. C. Main
Pearl Brosbar
Sherrard
Simpson
Wheeler
Ross
Carper
L. B. Hiatt
Chester Hroshar
H. K. Smith
Douglas Salem
Boyer Ridge
Clifford M. Hardie
R. C. Kincade
Atp
PEARS
J. A. Winsler
Mra. B
Lewis Dommer
Clover Hone
Ln Moravia
Fred Coltrain
Dtp
Itp
J. R. Cal- Yen
Chet Broshar
Dr. Hess Hog
Dr. Hess
Veach Drug
Rexall Mai
John Ravold
Louisa Alcott
Samuel French
Moravia High School
Lie
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