Local Post Office Records Show 1884 Moulton Paper Entry
Official county city and school papers entered at the post office in Moulton Iowa as second class matter in February 1884. Publisher R R Eby announces the listing of publication and imprint details.
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Moulton
Iowa
Church service and Sunday school schedules by multiple churches
Methodist Church lists Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m with evening services. Christian Church notes Bible school 10 a m and worship 11 a m with sermons on A Conquering Faith and Genuine Character. Presbyterian Church has 10 a m Sunday school and 2 30 p m preaching by Rev Bartholomew. Full Gospel Mission marks 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m preaching with 7 p m youth and 8 p m evangelistic services. Church of God Holiness reports Friday youth meeting and 8 p m evening service. Centerville Church of God Holiness at Clark St holds 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m preaching. Coatsville Church of God Holiness meets first and third Sundays with Earl Burrows leading meetings elsewhere when no service.
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Methodist Church
J. A. Harp
Josie Stuckey
Melvin Colbert
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Christian Church
L. D. Struthar
Pastor Bible School
A. Hutchison
Doyle Anderson
Christian Youth Fellowship
Lake Wapelio
Lester D. Strubhar
Presbyterian Church
Full Gospel Mission
Young Peoples Meeting
Stufflebeam
Church of God (Holiness
John Long
Centerville
Iowa
Clark St
Coatsville
End of the world through fire and astral cataclysms
J R Barkley argues the world will end in a land fire similar to the biblical flood, citing extinct Central and South American cultures, stellar explosions, asteroids and meteors, and a volatile western hemisphere fault line. He traces cosmic cycles, cautions against assuming Earth’s stability, and describes planetary dynamics and open space between Mars and Jupiter. He notes concrete geological and astronomical phenomena to support a recurring cataclysmic end.
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Jesus
Central
South America
Noah
Alaska
United
Moon
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Arizona
Russia
Obituary of Minerva E. Stober Born 1866 in Iowa Dies 1944
Minerva E Stober daughter of Jacob and Sarah Grimes Stober born January 22 1866 in Davis County Iowa died June 14 1944 at her home on the same farm aged 78 years 4 months 23 days She married Daniel W Davis December 27 1885 and had eleven children Ethel Cook S Orrin Davis Lawrence J Davis Adrian Davis Verna Davis Glenn O Davis and others Twelve grandchildren one great grandchild Two children died in infancy Gladys Johnson died in 1933 She joined the Baptist church in girlhood later Church of Christ She died a respected wife and mother Card of Thanks from D W Davis and children.
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Minerva E. Stober
Jacob
Sarah Grimes Stober
Davis County
Iowa
Daniel W. Davis
Ethel Cook
Munterville
S. Orrin Davis
Detroit
Mich
Lawrence J. Davis
Moulton
Adrian Davis
Plano
Eugene Newland
Middletown
A. M. Davis
Seneca
Kansas
Verna Davis Moulton
Glenn O. Davis
Broderick
Cali
Gladys Johnson
The
Baptist Church
Church of Christ
D. W. Davis
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