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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1945

Page

4

Seniorgraphs Moravia seniors Maxine and Louise biographies

Two Moravia High School seniors Maxine Miti and Louise Sawyer are profiled. Maxine, five feet six, with blonde hair and blue eyes, excels in band Thespians and clarinet, holds student leadership roles, and plans college after graduation. Louise, five feet seven and a half, brown eyes and hair, participates in F H A Glee Club Thespians and basketball, and hopes to marry soon while studying typing and enjoying Van Johnson films.

Maxine Miti Moravia Vlacs Newsbasket Moravian Reflector Bookkeeping van Johnson Bing Crosby Alose Louise Sawyel Louie Pleasant Hill Timothy Ridge Jericho Louise Haapone M. H Louise My. Glee Club Albia Bob’ Hutton

ITHESPIAN INITIATION BEGINS Troupe 39b grows to 87

An informal Thespian initiation was held April 10 with Dee Fenton Dorothy Brown Phyllis Laws Janella Reid Helen Taylor Junior Caster Dickie Brown and James Main joining, bringing Troupe 39b to a total of 87 members. Following the ceremony the senior members led party games and light refreshments were served.

Dee Fenton Dorothy Brown Phyllis Laws Janella Reid Helen Taylor Junior Caster Dickie Brown James Main

Grade News and Classroom Activities Report

Second grade students drew on the blackboard and finished their Art Stories book. They are learning to write like older grades. Donnie Burton has whooping cough. Grades three and four toured a radian parachute and enjoyed a display by the third grade. Jordan's mother and brother Darwin visited Friday afternoon. Third and fourth grades made U S A colors. Third graders have new reading books Streets and Roads. A health talk was given for Primary classes. We will finish Five Little Peppers this week and thank Jeraldine Hiner for the parachute her brother sent home.

Donnie Burton Jordan Darwin Jeraldine Hiner

Junior High News highlights attendance turnout

Readable portions show a note about Junior High members with over half of the student body in attendance. The fragment hints at a meeting or event status but lacks full details on date, location, or outcome. Further readable lines would clarify the exact activity and results.

Enigmas and Field Day At Centerville School

A fragmentary school diary notes a Friday music contest in Centerville with six boys versus six girls, a Paul Bunyan reference, a lunch picnic near the Milwaukee depot, and a late dictionary study. The band won first place while eighth graders study square root and seventh grade hits 100 percent in spelling.

Centerville Paul Bunyon Milwaukee Depot Scarcliff Tooters

Goofy Gander WANT ADS Enlivened by Whimsical Entries

A quirky collection of want ads from Goofy Gander lists humorous lines about seeking an enlarged thumb for hitchhiking to Albia, $100000 for building an Old Maids Home, admissions names, rings, longer nights, typing practice, railings for a contest, sunshine to dry ground, and various playful desires from students and teachers. The collage includes names like Peggy Frata Vera VanDorin Edra DeWayne Mary Lou Bob Chuck Maxine S Delmar Dowd and references to school activities The Band The Seniors government class Softball and plausible sale lines.

Albia Peggy Frata Mary Lou Bob Vera VanDorin Edra DeWayne Whicker

Sunday Visits and Social Calls Across Ottumwa Area

Mrs M E Boardman hosted in Brompton while E F Boardman visited W C Bivin. Homer King and others dropped by Vareel Barnes and A J Billings homes. Lloyd Stafford and George Reid Jr spent weekends visiting families including J E Stafford and Eli DeTar. Diverse Ottumwa area residents shared Sunday dinners and back-to-back calls with friends and relatives.

M. E. Boardman E. F. Boardman W. C. Bivin Homer King Vareel Barnes Ottumwa A. J. Billings Lloyd Stafford J. E Stafford George Reid, Jr Newton Alva Tubaugh Blakesburg Max McCoy Vercel Barnes Ed Robinson Eli DeTar Avery Janella Maxine Alice Nace Nada

Faber Home Sunday Visit By Coop Family

A. Faber hosted Sunday visitors Carl Coop and family at the Coop parents’ home, sharing a relaxing afternoon with relatives.

A. Faber Carl Coop Parental Coop

Salem Social Notes Tell of Local Visits and Visits

Salem residents and friends exchange visits across nearby towns. Family gatherings include Hellyer and Long households, Whitehead, Gladfelder, Potts, Perry, and Argo families, with guests from Centerville Ankeny Boston Albia and Albion. A Albia meeting and several Sunday visits round out the week.

Main Station Recap of Sunday School and Family Visits

Attendance at Sunday School was 45. Families and individuals visited numerous homes including Cody Luse, Grover Easter, A W Kincade, Jess Gladfelder, Lyndon McDanel, Andy Kermis, Herbert McDanel and family, Lester Cochran and family, Shirley Townsend, and Charles Broshai. Several social calls occurred across multiple days including Saturday and Sunday gatherings.

Darlene Gladfelder Ronald Woodward Cody Luse Grover Easter Jimme Dotson Charles Broshar Clyde Gladfelder Darlene Guy McKern Jimmie Dotson Dianne Sheryle Lee Elledge A. W. Kincade Frank Gladfeld

Local social calls and visits around Moravia area

Mrs. John Moffatt and Mrs. Frank Cox with daughter Mary visited the John Moffatt home Thursday afternoon. Lloyd Johnson of Albia called at Roscoe Argo home Tuesday morning. Bernard Kitterman and wife were business callers in Albia Thursday. John Moffatt and son Roy called in Centerville Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Cox spent part of the week at Howard Brock’s in Hiteman. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McFatridge called at John Bickford’s in Moravia Friday. Miss Mary Cox visited John Martin’s Wednesday. Mrs. Jake Firkins and son Jack spent the weekend with the Argo brothers. Mr. and Mrs. John Moffatt visited Henry Elliott’s home Sunday.

Hazel Hellyer Jim McAtinch Connie Lloyd Brown Ome Elbert Perry Newton Long James Nash Centerville B. C. Whitehead Clarence Whitehead Oskaloosa Jess Gladfelder Horton Potts Nell Hellyer Iowa Lottie Swan George Argo Kathryn Argo Boston Raymond Perry Garapert Dellellver Jean Long Doris Callen Harry Jennings Robert Jennings Elbert, Perry Mis Jeanne Potts John Moffatt Frank Cox Mary Lloyd Johnson Albia Roscoe Argo Bernard Kitterman Albina Roy Howard Brock Hiteman Hugh McFatridge John Bickford Moravia Mary Cox John Martin Jake Firkins Jack Argo Brothers Henry Elliott

Sunday School Grows in Urbana and Vicinity

Urbana and vicinity report a growing Sunday School with 51 attendees last Sunday. Several households hosted and visited, including the Davises, Bokholt, Faber, DuVall, and Horn families, plus Ernest Horn, Betty Hiatt, Fay Paxston, and Ostia Pavigi's group calling at the R.

Charles Evelyn Davis Townsend Velma Bokholt R. A. Faber Harry DuVall W. A. Wilson Charles Horn Ralph Horn Ernest Horn Betty Hiatt Fay Paxston Henry Horn Ostia Pavigi Richard J. B

Social Guests Share Sundays At Local Homes

Mrs. and Mrs. Kate Broshar visited Lyndon McDanes Sunday evening. Des Moines guests Mr. and Mrs. John Martindale and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Pierson and children joined Earl Boyer’s family. Afternoon callers included Iva Boyer and Earl Boyer. Earl Boyer helped host Sunday School at the Methodist church. Mrs. Earl Boyer Celia McDanel and Velma Gladfelder attended a Red Cross meeting at Leah Tisue’s home Friday.

Kate Broshar Lyndon McDanes John Martindale Gilbert Pierson Des Moines Earl Boyer Iva Boyer Methodist Church Celia McDanel Velma Gladfelder Red Cross Leah Tisue

Unionville and Ottumwa moves and California visit

Mrs. Frank Gates returned from Chicago with her son John Gates Chief Boatswain who has been transferred to Ottumwa base and his wife will stay there until housing is found. Mrs. Ira Robb returns from a months visit with her sister Mrs Clyde Lister in Chula Vista California. Emert Howk of Bloomfield visited

Exsie Whisler Frank Gates Chicago John Gates John Ottumwa Ira Robb Clyde Lister Chula Vista Calif Emert Howk Bloomfield

Local families share weekend visits and leaves

Kenneth Ogden arrives from New Orleans for a 20 day leave to visit his father Clff Ogden and relatives. Misa Patty Jones of Chicago spent the weekend with home folk. Herman Brown family Ottumwa and Ronnie Brown joined relatives Friday night. Donald Hull leaves Sunday for Camp Mead Md after a leave with his parents. Cpl Woodrow Hull and Mrs R C Maas with son Tommy visited the Hull home. Leo Ziegler Mt asc at the Coop home. BE Stewart visited Kansas City at Ida Anderson’s home. Emma P Denham spent the weekend with Thomas S Denham in Newburg.

William Morrison Kenneth Ogden New Orleans Clff Ogden Misa Patty Jones Chicago Herman Brown Ronnie Ottumwa William Brown Donald Hull Camp Mead W. L. Hull Woodrow Hull Austin, Minn R. C. Maas Tommy Rockford, Ill Hull Leo Ziegler Ascat Ziegler R. H. Coop BE. V. Stewart Kansas City Ida Anderson Emma P. Denham Thomas 8. Denham Newburg

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