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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1936
Page
7
Moravia High School notes show homemaking students sewing dresses blouses and pajamas and planning a spring exhibition. The school reports baseball struggles with a tentative schedule for games against Mystic Moulton Bussey Centerville Cincinnati and Exline.
Rural pupils report eight weeks left and twenty three days missed due to coal shortages. Jennie Foster earned 100 percent in spelling. new pupil Lloyd Hackett joined first grade. Several families moved away. ill students missed days. Yard work and spring decorations noted. Holland sand table created. readers updated. Easter activities planned. fractions studied. health poster in progress. County officials visited. school activities continued with March events and a Valentine box.
Notice in district court of laws Appanoose County regarding the estate of Amanda Morrison deceased. Names listed include Oto W Tortunon Frankie Mate and Mignie P Morrison with potential heirs and creditors to respond by a stated deadline in the final report proceedings.
A Marshalltown reader shares a testimonial about chronic stomach pain, gas, and insomnia from catarrh and indigestion. After trying many American remedies, he found relief with World's Tonic, noting rapid improvement in digestion, gas, and sleep within weeks and eventual return to work with better health.
Richard Button visited Indianola Iowa on Thursday. Margaret Main of Centerville returned home after a week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs L C Main. Rev Chas L Ellis traveled to New London Iowa taking their daughter Mrs Harold Mc Comb and children home. Beulah Bishop left for Oberlin Ohio after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs D E Bishop and daughters Harriet Lee Main and Elizabeth Sneed returned to Indianola to resume work at Simpson College after spring vacation. Mr and Mrs Cree of Peru were visitors Monday. Mrs A B Jordan who had been visiting here returned home. Rev and Mrs Herman A Smith and children visited with Mrs Smiths parents Mr and Mrs J W Whicker. The Smiths departed for Mitchellville where he will pastor the Methodist Episcopal church. McFatridge from Appanoose county spoke at the Des Moines Democrat state convention last Friday. R N McDonough went to Kansas City to buy a truckload of sheep with T J Luse accompanying. Neighbors and friends of Mrs Mary Charity enjoyed a cooperative dinner at her home last Saturday for her birthday anniversary. The event was a surprise. D B Sneed returned from Ottumwa hospital and is improving though bedbound most of the time. Mrs Kenneth Paxston was taken to Centerville hospital Tuesday afternoon by Swarm ambulance. Mrs S S Webster and granddaughter Hazel Gollaher reside in Moravia in the former Elizabeth Baldwin residence. Webster, formerly of Moravia, was elected county superintendent of schools of Appanoose County and has since lived in Centerville. Miss Gollaher teaches in Albia schools and is here for the weekend. Mrs Walter Bradley of Mystic visited Thursday with cousin Mrs Tom Cameron and family.
Enon and Carlysle residents share glad tidings and visits. The Davis family welcomes a son, James Russell, eight pounds, born Saturday night. Many neighbors and relatives, including Hawk, Faber, Smith, Van Dorin, and Donahoo families, gather for visits, hospital news, and birthday celebrations. School plans a basket dinner and program for April 14 as Donald Darby to teach next term.
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