Cubs Win First Game of Little World Series
Cubs edge Athletics 6 to 3 in Moravia Ball Diamond showcase. Managers No wells Brashar and Laws Schreiner led teams in a select pickup game that drew strong fan interest and featured a late Cubs homer by McAllister. Umpire Ed Kennedy praised the event for Moravia Ball Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Athletics
Moravia
John Nowels
Harve Brashar
Wm. Laws
Philip Schreiner
Ed Kennedy
McAllister
Revival at Centerville church as Evangelist Wright leads
W F T Evans and C R Rincade are listed with Bible School at 10 a m and preaching at noon. Revival meetings run through next week led by evangelist Will J Wright with High School night Your Memory. Subjects include Unproven Armor Farmers Night Horse and Mule Religion and Profitable Hospitality. Choir and Ladies Aid plan activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. T. Evans
C. R. Rincade
Sunt
Christian Endeavor
Will J. Wright
Centerville
Bible School
Evans
M. E. Church Sunday Schedule and Services
M. E. Church notes announce Sunday School for all ages at 12 a.m and 8:30 a.m for Wesley Chapel classes. Worship at 11 a.m with Epworth League at 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Wesley Chapel preaching at 9:20 a.m and Sunday School at 8:30 a.m. Pastor B. G. Hankins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Wesley Chapel
B. G. Hankins
Ritualism in church worship sparks intolerance claim
United Brethren Church criticizes ritualism as external form, urges true religion via toil and obedience. Next Sunday Bible School at 10 30 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 30 p.m. C. E. changed to 6 30 p.m. Elvic Howk, S. Supt. D Winfield Thompson signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Church
Bible School
The
Christian Church
C. E
D. Winfield Thompson
Elvic Howk
Teenium Circuit Sunday Services and Singers Review
The notice lists Teenium Circuit Sunday School at 104 m on Sept 29 with services at 11 am and 7 36 pm. Fred Rowe and Mia Roll McCord performed a duet last Sunday to positive reception, with Fairview Sunday School at 9 am and Morning Worship at 9 45 am. Fred Bowe sang at the morning service and Mr. Worth is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rowe
Mia
Roll McCord Wang
Fairview
Fred Bowe
Mr. Worth
Community Notes From Kinser Valley
Mrs George Darby and daughter Mrs Zell Wilson spent Thursday with Mrs Sarah Hoadley James Nicoleto helped Mr Darby one day last week WM M Darby and family spent Sunday at Willerd Cohagen home in Blakesburg Mr and Mrs Zell Wilson and son Leroy spent Sunday evening with Erwin Lincox and family Mr and Mrs Tom Taylor spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs H D B Darby Harley Smith called on Roy Darby Sunday morning Alan Railsback helped Zell Wilson strip cane last week Roy Mancer spent Sunday with his another Eddie Sutton and family of Hocking spent Sunday at Clyde Nicoletos home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Darby
Zell Wilson
Sarah Hoadley
James Nicoleto
Geo. Darby
WM. M. Darby
Willerd Cohagen
Blakesburg
Leroy
Erwin Lincox
Tom Taylor
H. DB. Darby
Harley Smith
Roy Darby
Alan Railsback
Roy Mancer
Eddie Sutton
Hocking
Clyde Nicoleto
Sunday Services and Youth Programs Discussed at Meeting
In a letter from J.W. Zerber, minister, parishioners are urged to consider more youth oriented activities. He proposes a young people's service and notes various church programs such as community Boy Scout prep and community brotherhood meetings to run monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Sunday School
Luam
Chester Broshar Elected Commander Local Legion
Chester Broshar will be the commander of Basil Cowell Post of the American Legion for 1929 30 after the annual election at the Post Home Monday evening. Other officers elected include A G Brosh as 1st Vice Commander J F Albert as 2nd Vice Commander C Callen as Adjutant Albert Veach as Finance Officer H H Waughop as Historian Lester Brain as Chaplain Loren Thompson as Sergeant at Arms John Chambers John Horstman John Thomas John Veach Lee Hiatt on the Executive Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Broshar
Basil Cowell
American Legion
A. G. Brosh
J. F. Albert
C. Callen
Albert Veach
H. H. Waughop
Lester Brain
Loren Thompson
John Chambers
John Horstman
John Thomas
John Veach
Lee Hiatt
North Side Cafe Under New Management
Jd. L. (Kew) Smith of Eldon Town became owner of the North Side Cafe in Moravia in a Monday deal with C. C. Lovell the former operator. Smith took possession at once and is now serving meals and short orders. he plans to move his family to Moravia soon while Lovell has not announced future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jd. L
Kew) Smith
Eldon
Town
North Side
Moravia
C. C. Lovell
Smith
Mr. Lovell
Patrick celebrate forty third wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs J F Patrick celebrate their forty third wedding anniversary on September 12 at their home northwest of Moravia. They have resided in Monroe and Apponouse counties during all forty three years and remain in good health with many more years of wedded life ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Patrick
Moravia
Mrs. Patrick
Monroe
Apponouse
M E Friday Dinner Menu and local visits
The menu features fried chicken mashed potatoes gravy baked beans cold slaw sliced tomatoes bread butter pie coffee. Guests at the D F Albert home in Moravia include Mr and Mrs Carl Miltenberger of Montezuma Iowa and Mrs Martha Edwards of Albia. August Morris and Fred Matherly of the United States Navy visit Moravia to see their parents Mr and Mrs Jake Morris and Mrs Laura Matherly. The sailors say service life offers travel and varied sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Miltenberger
Montezuma
Towa
Martha Edwards
Albia
D. F. Albert
Moravia
August Morris
Fred Matherly
United States Navy
Jake Morris
Laura Matherly
Former Moravian Noted for Tax Deputy Work in Oregon
Carl Chambers son of Mr and Mrs Frank Chambers of Moravia gained publicity in the Northwest Police Journal Sept issue. The feature praises his work as tax collection deputy for the Umatilla county sheriff's office based in Pendleton Oregon. The article notes his knowledge of figures and efficient handling of duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Chambers
Frank Chambers
Moravia
Northwest Police Journal
Umatilla County
Oregon
Pendleton
Umatilla
Chambers
Allred Kenney Redfield Review Married in Des Moines
Miss Wemba Allred of this city and Mr. Theodore Kenney of Medicine Lodge Kansas wed at Des Moines on Thursday September 12. The ceremony was performed by Rev IF W Simpson at the parsonage with Miss Kathleen Downing of Des Moines as attendant. The couple will reside in Medicine Lodge.
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Redfield
Wemba Allred
Theodore Kenney
Medicine Lodge
Kansas
Des Moines
IF. W. Simpson
Asbury M. E. Church
Kathleen Downing
Kenney
J. HM. Alfred
Redfield High School
Travers-Newton
Cadmean Chauteuquag
Review Office
Thomas Kenney
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity
National Law School
Preaent
Students Named William Blumenstuck and Dale Schreiner Enter Iowa State
Wilhelm Blumenstuck and Dale Schreiner proceed to Ames Iowa to begin school work at Iowa State College. Mr and Mrs W C Main and children traveled to Cedar Rapids Saturday afternoon for an extended visit with Mrs Main’s parents Mr and Mrs N G Armstrong. Mrs Main’s sister Madeline a violin instructor in New York City joined as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Blumenstuck
Dale Schreiner
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Moravia High Edges Hedrick on Last-Second TD
Moravia High beat Hedrick 7 0 at Turner Field on a last minute forward pass Broshar to Cullers. Cullers juked defenders and reached the goal line as the clock expired Dudley added the extra point. Both teams showed inexperience but promising speed for the season opener with a fuller report promised in the school news.
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Moravia
Hedrick
Turner Field
Broshar
Cullers
Dudley
Acure
Hedrick Boys
Local residents visit and chores noted around town
James Wood and Floyd Wood helped thresh on Tuesday while Mr and Mrs Dave Caylor called on Charlie Hopkins. Lewis Hanes visited the James Wood home, and Dave Caylor traveled to Centerville on business. John Tadlock and family spent Wednesday at Lee Tadlock’s, with multiple families gathering at Dave Caylor’s on Sunday.
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James Wood
Floyd Wood
C. BE. McGrew
Dave Caylor
Charlie Hopkins
Lewis Hanes
Centerville
John Tadlock
Lee Tadlock
Lurene
Forrest Higtt Returns Home After Appendix Operation
Forrest Higtt arrived home from Rochester Minnesota on Saturday morning and underwent an appendix removal operation. He is recovering and receiving rest as he convalesces from the surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest
Hiattsville Community Notes and Social Visits
A Moravia area column reports Rev. B G Hankins delivering a fine Wes ley sermon. Ladies Aid plans a quilting session with Mrs Anna Hiatt. Various locals share visits, reunions, and farm activity noting wheat sowing and clover threshing. Also mentions newspaper note on a marriage in Medicine Lodge and updates on local families and travel plans.
Moravia items highlight 1904 town life interests
W T Van Dorin trips to Ottumwa on business. Aubry Jordan joins Art McVeey’s restaurant and bakery. Bayard Horner resigns from his drug business and returns home. Groga Pagmar weds Mr Harlan Horner at Cerago, Ill. Milwaukee train delayed 11% hours due to Illinois washout. Club gatherings, concerts, and a note urging clocks in churches. Editorial urges broader merchant effort to draw trade and growth for Newtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
W. T. van Dorin
Ottumwa
Aubry Jordan
Art McVeey
Bayard Horner
Lester
Groga Pagmar
Harlan Horner
Cera Gordo
F. A. Reich
Newtown
Rev Thompson Return to Moravia U B Church
Rev Thompson and Mrs D W Thompson are returned to Moravia United Brethren Church as minister and helper for the coming year. The letter invites members and friends to join in service. Other pastors reassigned include Dr Crunk to Albin, Rev Dillavoy to Ames, Rev Lepper to Castalia, Rev Fred Riggs to Dumont, Rev Harry Varce to Olin, Rev Hulse to Seymour, and Rev Gott to Mystic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BD. W. Thompson
Moravia
United Brethren Church
Crunk
Albin
Dillavoy
Ames
Town
Elc. Lepper
Castalia
Lowaz
Fred Riggs
Dumont
Harry
Wm Morgan and Charlea Fix Visit Moravia Iowa
Welcome T. O. FL and Rebekahs. Wm Morgan and Charlea Fix of Iowa Waaleyan College at Mt Pleas ant, Iuwa, were Visita's with friends in Moravia Sunday. Miss Gertrude Brain has been visiting at her parents' home and relatives and left Monday evening to resume duties in Washington DC government offices.
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Wm. Morgan
Charlea Fix
Iowa
Waaleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Iuwa
Visita
Moravia
Theta Kappi Nu
Ate
Suchfrauer Uisiva Et
Iuwa Wesleyal
Gertrude Brain
Hure
Albert Brain
Washing‘ton, DC
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Bayard Neft
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J. H. Allred
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