Church News Revival Meetings At Local Church
Revival meetings are in progress at the local church with daily services. Minister W Flt Evang and J R Kincade S S Supt lead Bible School at 10, sermons at 11 and 8, morning communion, Christian Endeavor at 7, Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon, Mary Kincade pianist. Election of officers and Promotion Day set for Sunday September 29.
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W. Flt
Evang
Minster
J. R. Kincade
S. S. Supt. Bible School
Communion
Christian Endeavor
Ladies Aid
Mary Kincade
United Brethren Church Seeks New Start Despite Pastor Absence
The United Brethren Church announces no preaching next Sunday as the pastor attends Conference in Marshalltown. Members are urged to attend Sunday School and commit to a fresh start for the year. D Winfield Thompson ministers with Ervie Hawk as Sunday School superintendent and others supporting the effort.
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U. By
Segaion
Marshalltown
Rinke
D. Winfield Thompson
Ervie Hawk
S. S
Kaster Reunion Sadly Brings Kin From Far and Near
The Kaster Reunion at the Boyer School house drew many relatives and friends on Sunday September 1. A large dinner followed a morning arrival of vehicles and a parade of Kaster families from Aurora Chicago Oskaloosa Centerville and charity Iowa with many households listed among attendees. Al planned to return next year and visitors included the McCuy family from Charity Iowa for a full festival visit.
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Boyer School
Mohlen Worthington
Aurora
Nehau
Garl Worthington
R. H. Boyer
Gertie
Jack Luse
Eta
David Gladfelder
Jim Kaster
Robert Kaster
Ryman McDanel
Rufus Kaster
Averill Kaster
Kim Kaster
John Clark
Eli Hiatts
Dick Morrison
Chicago
Archie Hiatt
Dorin Wailes
Ted Brushar
Lew Hiner
Doyle Luge
Shirley Townsend
Famly
Lyndon MacDanel
Grover Kaster
Willie MecDanel
Clyde Gladsfelder
Dwid Weston
Olin
Foster
Clyde McKern
Guy McKern
Cody Luse
Roma Foster
Erna
Oral Kyster
Oskaloosa
Julianie Foster
Paul Boyer
Pearlie Boyer
Jess Gladfelder
Bert. Luse
Charley Boyer
Win Kaster
Kay Hiatt
Roy Purvis
Geo. Boyer
Coy Luse
Alvie Hiatt
Atbia
Loyd Luse
District I. D. O. F Rebekah Convention Plans
The local I. D. O. F and Rebekah lodges prepare for the Twenty-eighth Annual District No. 4 Convention in Moravia Thora day September 26 with a full schedule. Activities include joint and separate sessions, songs, invocations, addresses, reports, committee appointments, refreshments, a flag drill and a Mystic Address.
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Rebekah
Moravia
Thoraday
T. C. C. F. Nall
F.rebekah
M. E. Church
Spm
C. F. Hall
Rebekahs
U. B. and
Moravia Lodge
Magonle Hall
Standard Bearers September meeting at church basement
The September meeting of the Standard Bearers convened in the church basement on Tuesday evening September 10. The session opened with songs and prayer led by Mia Michever along with Mrs. Mason Rubye Winlser and Beulah Griffin. Officers for the coming year were elected for Luginess: President Leona Easter Vice President Genevieve Dona van Secretary Reba Callen Recording Secretary Madge Fried Chicken Hough Treasurer Maurice Smith. Refreshments of brick ice cream and cake were served by Mrs. Mason Mixsy ss Beulah Griffin and Blanche Juu- Inings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia. Michever
Mason
Rubye Winlser
Beulah Griffin
Leona Easter
Genevieve Donavan
Reba Callen
Madge Fried Chicken Hough
Maurice Smith
Mrs. Mason
Mixsyss
Blanche Juu- Inings
M. E. Friday Dinner Menu Highlights Potatoes and Corn
The menu lists mashed potatoes with gravy rice, corn, slow bread and butter, coffees, watermelon, and water. It reflects a simple home supper plan featuring staples and a fruit refreshment.
Local residents share travels and meetings notes
Riverside residents Eeba Cullen Sue Mrs J M Hoshigson and Mrs Pred Pleman visit Mrs Mary Hoskingon. Lewis Main's Rome trip with Indians and Ghia ended. John Ville returns from Chillicothe Mo after completing a course and study. Basil Cawell Pystye holds a meeting with officer elections and important attendance noted. John Chambers Ma and Mrs A K Petrce return from a 5080 mile auto journey including Pine Bluffs Yellowstone Park and London Mills with Donald Gyerton.
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A. KE
Petrce
Rudulph
Suntath
Pine Bluffs
Bert
Renae
Yellowstone Park
Aberdeen
London Mills
Donald Gyerton
Jie
Loadud Mie
Revival Meetings In Progress at Moravia Christian Church
Revival meetings began last Sunday at the Moravia Christian Church and will run each evening for about two weeks. Pastor Rev W P Evans has preached this week in Evangelist Rev Will J Wright of Centerville’s absence due to a relative’s death, but Wright is expected to speak Thursday and every evening after. Wright, a noted evangelist, is anticipated to draw great results and eager listeners at Moravia.
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The
Christian Church
W. P. '. Evans
Will J. Wright
Central Church of Christ
Centerville
Wright
Moravia
Winners of Children’s Flower Garden Contest
Winners of the children's flower garden contest were announced after Friday judging. Lela Day took first place, Robert Smith second, and Hetty Marie Hint third, with eight more participants earning special mention. Sponsored by the Inter-Club Council, judges were Mesdames McCrory and Hickensome of Albia.
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Lela Day
Robert Smith
Hetty Marie Hint
Betty , Bishop
Ruluh Bishop
Juanita Underwood
Joas Shirley Albert
Rexkins
Dayton Dotson
Jacquelyn Winsler
Marie Callen
Inter- Club Council
Mesdames McCrory and
Hickensome of
Albia
Dr and Mrs Gray In Auto Accident Near Melcher
Reports say Dr J P Gray and his wife were in an automobile collision while returning home to Melcher. No injuries occurred though their new Ford was badly wrecked. The crash happened when another car tried to pass as a vehicle approached from the opposite direction between Albia and Chariton.
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Moravia
J. P. Gray
Melcher
Albla
Chariton
Premium Awards From Rural School Exhibit Results
The article lists numerous awards from a rural school exhibit including Coulson and Teonium receiving first in General Exhibit and Free Hand Map Drawing, with many other students and towns such as Iconium New Hope Brompton and Coulson earning first or second places in drawing crafts writing pastry and livestock classifications.
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Coulson
Ist
Teonium
New Hope
Tronium
Brompton
Iconium
Jet
News Hope
Cyri McDanel
John Lowery
Chas Hough
Lulu Tiflmont
Berniece Scott
Orpha McDanel
Misa Beryl McDanel
Nedrick Opens Football Season at Moravia Turner Field
Nedrick and Hedrick high schools clash at Turner Field in Moravia Saturday afternoon to open the football season. Coach Gancy reports his recruits sharpening quickly and cites a promising group of lettermen lost to graduation as the team prepares for a stronger year. The game kicks off at 3:00.
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Moravia
Hedrick and
Moravia High School
Turner
Gancy
Oh Skinney A Choose Up Ball Game At Moravia Diamond
A Sunday afternoon World Series event at Moravia Ball Diamond invites any player to join the Athletics and Cubs in a random pick game. Managers Bil Laws Phillip Schreiner for Athletics and John Nowels Harve Broshar for the Cubs choose teams shortly before start. umpires Ed Kennedy Lute Hiatt Neal Nash Billie Hiatt. Admission is 25 cents for all present.
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Blorvia
Athletics Ajad
Cubs
Ball
Athletics
Bil Laws
Phillip Schreiner
John Nowels
Harve Broshar
Ed. Kennedy
Lute Hiatt
Neal Nash
Billie Hiatt
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Mary Jane McCloud
We thank relatives and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our mother Mrs Mary Jane McCloud Ku Breese Alt Main Ray McCloud Wilhelm Rhumenstock arrived home Tuesday for a few days visit with his parents Mr and Mrs FL W Blumen stuck before going to Ames to take up his serious work at Iowa State College Wilken has been employed fifteen behind engineering work out Hib bing Minn this summer
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Mary Jane McCloud
Ku. Breese
Alt Main
Ray McCloud
Wilhelm Rhumenstock
FL W. Blumenstuck
Ames
Iowa State College
Wilken
Hibbing
Minn
Fourth Moravia Festival Ends Amid Weather Woes
The Moravia Fall Festival and Farmers Institute concluded after a difficult year marked by a poor crop and cold rain. Despite low Thursday entries, nearly 600 exhibits were registered by Friday, with high quality displays in farm products, schools, canned goods, and flowers. Albia visitors boosted crowds for Saturday events including a park concert and a major address by Iowa Farmers Union president Bill Beng.
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Moravia
Farmers Institute
Ferrell Albert
Bile Beng
Iowa Farmers Union
Renu
Moravia Reporter September 15 1964 notices and events
From Moravia Reporter dated Sept 15 1964 Reverend J C Coughlan named pastor of the M E B Church. Dedication of the new courthouse at Centerville attended by Moravia area residents. Taylor Township delegates to Democrat county convention listed. Foster Band to perform in Moravia City Park under Moravia Commercial Club. John Tarr buys Gearheart property and plans move to town. Salem items note Elya Potta to Mt. Pleasant for Iowa Wesleyan College. Robert Tarr begins teaching Brush School. Hiattaville Denny school opens with W A Rose principal. T G Mason buys driving pony. Pleasant Plains W F Moore travels to Cincinnati to begin a school. School districts No. 1 with Josie Swaim, No. 2 with Mable Miller, No. 6 with Ruby Moore teachers named.
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Moravia
J. C. Coughlan
M. EB
Centerville
Taylor Township
R. McDanel
J. J. Hicks
Tarael Jordan
Chas. Pabst
J. M. Tadlock
L. Callen
N. McCloud
J. E
W. A. Rose
T. G. Mason
Pleasant Plains
W. EF. Moore
Cincinnati
Josie Swaim
Misa Mable Miller
Ruby Moore
Buckmaster Lawn Named Best In Local Contest
The National Better Homes sponsored lawn contest led locally by Mrs. W. C. Main concluded last Friday with F. H. Buckmaster’s residence in the lead. Judge Mr. Richey of Richey Floral Co. Albia praised rear gardens of Mrs. Albert Dille and Mrs. F. M. Main, though backyards had no entries.
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National Better Homes Organization
Mra. W. C. Main
F. H. Buckmaster
Better Homes
Richey
Richey Floral Co
Albia
Farm Bureau Meeting At Mourcy Township Home Department
The Mourcy Township Home Department invites all to an all day meeting on Tuesday September 24 with first lesson of the year. Bring a covered dish and items for craft projects while Mrs J K Long attends with others. Frank Hoskinson and Mrs Bryan Hoskinson visited during Fall Festival amid a delayed program of entertainment contests and a Moravia Moulton baseball game and events including wood chopping and grain bundle tying contests.
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Mourcy Township
J. K. Long
Frank Hoskinson
Bryan Hoskinson
Corning
Towa
Mrs
Mary Hoskinson
Moulton and Moravia
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Sue
J. M. Hoshigson
Pred Pleman
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Lewis Main
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