Singspiration Service Seeks 100 Attendees at Salem UMC Moravia
A Sunday 7 30 p m October 19 Singspiration at Salem United Methodist Church Moravia aims to reach a goal of 100 attendees, with a note that Niagara of Ottumwa operated by Tom Roe has moved to Rock Bluff Road and offers arthritis relief via Niagara Cyclo Massage appointments at 884-4131 or 682-0463.
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Salem United Methodist Church
Moravia
Niagara
Ottumwa
Tom Roe
Rock Bluff Road
Moravia Hosts 40th Appanoose County Ladies Aid Meet
The Moravia Grace United Methodist W.S.C.S. hosted the 40th annual Appanoose County Ladies Aid Convention on Tuesday October 14 with 100 registered. Reports from churches, a noon meal, and a Memorial Service highlighted the day, as Rev. Thomas Woodin spoke on Religion a Habit or a Way of Life and Salem Moravia members won attendance honors.
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Moravia
Grace United Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service
Appanoose County
America
Grace Whitehead
Bobbi Woodin
Faye Luge
Ruth McCord
Iconium United Methodist Church
United Methodist Church
Mystic
Yaa
Unionville
Grace United Methodist of
Faye Luse
Louemma Palmer
Bertha Broshar
Woodin
Dorothy Turner
Ruth Wilson
Jesse Turner
Frances Ashby
Margaret Turner
Gertrude Johnson
Virginia Cloyed
Mary Ward
Blanche Walter
Gladysie Pennington
Yvonne Broshar
Irene Arbogast
Mary Eckins
Thomas Woodin
Grace United Methodist Church
Valera Guthrey
Faith Guernsey
Vera Firkins
Eva Tucker
Doris Morrison
Violet Perry
Pearl Woodward
Catherine Beaty
Plano Christian Church
Salem United Methodist W.S.C.S
Lois Mason
Margaret VanZante
Bonnie Helmick
Louise Mikels
Betty Charity
Mildred Bishop
Salem United Methodist Ladies of Moravia
Imogene Tisue
Sadie Duff
Numa Christian Church
Josephine Walker
Drake Avenue Christian Church
Centerville
Appanoose County Ladies “Aid
Grace and Judgment Message on Death and Salvation
A sermon-style exhortation warns readers of the inevitability of death and the judgment to come. It urges turning to Christ for salvation, cites biblical verses, and contrasts earthly pleasures with eternal life. The piece emphasizes faith in Jesus, redemption through His blood, and the hope of eternal glory for believers.
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God
Christ
Poem and Hymn Close Community Program
Mrs. Faye Luse selected the short poem Father of All as the benediction during the American selection. Everyone joined in singing Blest Be The Tie on the final verses, bringing the day to a beautiful close.
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Faye Luse
Chariton River Baptist Missionary Meeting Notes Oct 13
The Chariton River Baptist Missionary Society met in church basement for a regular gathering. Mabel Moore led worship from Isaiah, with prayers. songs included Jesus Savior Pilot Me God will Take Care of You and I Would Be Like Jesus. Members present were Jean Curtis Isal Sulser Florence Martin Myrtle Cross Mildred Wray Exie Fenton Mabel Moore Elma Davison and young Jody Martin. Afternoon work focused on collecting items for the white cross package for Denver and planning Congo shipments for Nov 10. They urged bringing candy cookies and scissors for stamp preparation. Psalm 19 14 was recited to close.
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The
Missionary Society of the Chariton River Baptist Church
Mabel Moore
Jesus
God
Jean Curtis
Myrtle Cross
Roll Rall
Isal Sulser
Florence Martin
Mildred Wray
Exie Fenton
Elma Davison
Jody Martin
White Cross
Denver
Congo
Independent Pioneers Meet Sets Officers at Oct Meeting
The regular Independent Pioneers gathering took place October 8 at the local community building with 16 members in attendance. Bill Morris led the flag pledge. officers named include Marvin Martin president John Alan Sulser secretary treasurer and Kathy Martin reporter.
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The
Independent Pioneers
Mark McDonalds
Bill Morris
Bob Mitchell
John Sulser
Marvin Martin
John Alan Sulser
Kathy Martin
Margueritte Mar
Bobby Mitchell
Basil Martin
Faber Reunion Held at Moravia Community Building
Descendants of Andrew C. and Mary Hoffman Faber gathered at the Moravia Community Building on Saturday October 11 for a reunion honoring Lucy Harvey and James Lance and family as they head to a new assignment in Washington D C after two years in Taipei Taiwan James Lance serves as a U S government interpreter Three Faber children attended and were noted in the gathering
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Andrew C
Mary Hoffman Faber
Moravia
Lucy Harvey
James Lance
Washington, D. C
Taipei
Taiwan
Lance
U.S
Faber
Faber Family Reunion Details and Attendees Listed
The gathering drew 49 guests with seven grandchildren and 23 or more descendants. Oldest was R. S. Faber, youngest Jeffrey Richmond two weeks old. Attendees include Lance Harveys in Talwat, Cedar Rapids Faber relatives, and Moravia area families. A follow-up reunion is planned if Lacy Harvey visits Town longer.
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Dean Faber
Des Moines
Charles Faber
Nashville, Tenn
R. S. Faber
Jeffrey Richmond
James Lance
Sarah
Tommy
Lucy Harvey
Talwatt
Harold Loch
Marlene
David
Sandra
Omaha
Nebi
Wayne Harvey
Dawn
Paul
Bruce Faber
Irvin Faber
Anne
Susan
Joan
Cedar Rapids
Esther Jones
Diana Richmond
Julie
Jeffrey
Alicia
Vaughn Faber
Catherine
Carolyn
Dennis
Cheryl
Cindy
Becky
Patricia
Lisa
Near
Blakesburg
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