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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
7
A neighborhood colt show drew attendees at a street-side field near a Christian church. Several ponies and mules were shown while residents mingled, visiting relatives and sharing meals. A church program honoring community teachers ended the day with pie and cocoa.
George Truesdell of Park Ridge Illinois extols Sinex as a new sinus remedy after years of failed treatments. He reports complete relief from inflammation and headaches, and says breathing improved and sleep returned to normal. He offers his endorsement for publication and requests a second package.
Brompton residents share visits with Chicago guests including Mrs E A Deaton and children Emma and Steve, and Mr and Mrs John Clayton. School opens September 12 with Helen McCrory as teacher. Local reports include horse loss when Max McCoy’s horse was killed by a Milwaukee freight. Nearby travel includes Lorenz Thompson and Elwood Stafford in Albia, and Francis Robinson from Bloomfield visiting Ed Robinson.
FP from Iowa State College notes that flushing ewes with fresh grazing or light grain improves twin lambing rates and advances heat. Second growth clover, rape, or bluegrass works well. if not available, about a half pound oats per head daily or equal oats and corn suffices. Nearby, Gambles tire price drop boosts tire purchases. Centerville visit by Mia Almont Main, Mary Rose, and Mrs L C Main.
Sunday School at 10 a m with Mrs Bitdie Main superintendent. Communion at 11 a m and evening worship at 8 p m. Christian Endeavor 7 p m. Morning worship 11 a m and last communion service of the year before annual conference. Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p m. Junior Christian Endeavor Saturday 1 45 p m. W T Boston pastor.
The schedule lists morning worship at 11 with sermons by the pastor and special music, Epworth League at 7 p m, evening worship at 8, and Sunday School at 10 30. Lyle Beery serves as superintendent and J CG Behrens is the pastor with a second service at 9 30 and 10 30 weekly.
The fragment notes the markers are twelve inches wide and eighteen inches long and lie flat on the head of the grave, suggesting a simple low-profile grave marker.
Mrs. Mary Coffin hosted a Sunday School party for Duane Eugene Joffin with invited guests at the family home on Saturday afternoon. The pink and white theme featured an angel food cake with Happy Birthday, candles, and dove candies. Children enjoyed photos, lawn play, and a candle blowing ceremony while singing Happy Birthday to two honorees.
Reds continued on page one with a late rally as Numa failed to strike early, notching their lone run in the seventh on two hits and an error. The narrative centers on the Numbsiads being fed by Underwood's performance, with Numa’s slow start in the sixth inning.
Mr and Mrs F P Hawk and Mr and Mrs F G Hawk completed a 2700 mile trip to Grand Junction Colorado visiting the Guy Hawk home near Delta. They enjoyed hunting and fishing with a four mile hike to Lake Leon and noted Lake Leon among the many lakes on Grand Mesa's top.
A fragment describes Sky Line Drive in a national forest rising 400 feet to 12,110 feet, with a grand macadamized road. It mentions peach orchards in Colorado at Palisade with picking and packing just beginning, and praises the mountain scenery.
Merton Lee Rose hosted a birthday gathering with ice cream cake and wafers. Guests included Doris Eve lyn Gorden David Earl and Mari lyn Koehler Marilyn and Merton Lee Rose Frederick Hahn and the honoree Duane Eugene Coffin plus Mrs Merle Gorden Icel Koehler Madelyn Rose Mr and Mrs Wilbur Miller Eleanor Miller and Mary Coffin.
Fairview holds Sunday School at 10 a m with Mrs Bert McKern as superintendent and homecoming services at 11 a m with special music, young peoples choir, and a basket dinner at noon followed by 2 p m services and a special program. Epworth League meets Tuesday evening, Ladies Aid all day Thursday. Hilton Sunday School at 10 a m led by Lewis Rouse, September with Epworth League at 7:90 p m and services after. Ladies Aid at Mra Roy Ellisons Thursday all day, Prayer meeting Friday night. Annual Conference Wednesday September 18 with minister W Zerbe.
Excerpted thoughts describe Wachovia and its Moravian roots in North Carolina. Fort Bragg near Fayettsville contrasts with historic Moravian sites in Winston Salem and Salem. The Moravian college remains at old Salem and Easter belfry music draws visitors as the community preserves its simple, music loving heritage.
Notice to interested parties that on the first day of August 1935 the District Court of County Iowa appointed Guss P. Main and Mabry & Mabry as executors of the estate of G. N. Main. Debts must be paid and claims presented to the court for allowance by the executors. Dated August 1 1935. The undersigned offer copies of the estate for inspection and notice of the probate proceedings.
The trip from Glenwood Springs toward Walcott along the Colorado River and Estes Park area is described as unmatched. The winding road hugs Thompson River cliffs with rock faces towering above, where fishing fetched eighty cents a pound at the site. After two days visiting relatives in LaGrange Wyoming, the journey ended with a brief stop at Shenandoah to see KMA and KFNF broadcasting stations.
When pastures wear thin calves benefit from a touch of grain to sustain growth and ease weaning. C C Rohrbertson at Iowa State College notes oats or a mix of ground oats and barley provide the needed supplement during pasture shortages.
Miss Lera Behreng has returned from Ames where she was taking special work at Towa State College.
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