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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1945

Page

4

Tribute to a Great Leader and War Effort Remembrance

The piece honors the late president and a wartime rise in national morale. It recalls gold star commemorations, service flags at the White House, and the nation’s support through materials, money, and soldiers. It notes Roosevelt’s death and mourning, then shifts to school life announcements including senior portraits and band activities.

White House America Newsbasket Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Springtime classroom notes from First to Fourth Grade

The report describes a lively school period with students collecting flowers in the room and displaying art projects. Sandra shows a green net ring, Charles wears a new hat, and Nellie BuVail brings a world puzzle. Attendance peaks at 28 as classes plan essays and craft flags for history.

Sandra Charles Nellie BuVail Wanda Jordan

Junior High News Tells Of Civics And History Studies

Tuesday afternoon the eighth grade studied state government while the seventh covered the Civil War. Friday’s Junior Workshop featured a patriotic program with the Pledge to the Flag, readings from Corinthians, and talks on presidents. Debates on Washington versus Lincoln and a presidents scramble game were included.

Luse Delma Veach John Hiner Washington Lincoln Bill Harris Paul Spencer Oneita Whicker Georgianna Winslet Mary Rose Main George Tracy Richard Smith

Seventeen Line Social Notes From Local Community

Mrs Allie Boyer Lola and Mrs Russell Burns with Jimmie and Mrs Olin Foster spent Tuesday at the David Weston home. Visitors include Mrs Leon Burns and Karen Kay at the Allie Boyer home. Community members attended the Doyle Hampton sale. Jimmie Burns visited Scott School Friday afternoon. Sunday gatherings followed Sunday School with several families visiting the Linnie Hilton and Ben White homes. Elmer Hiatt stayed overnight at the Keith Phillips home. Roy Hiatt and family visited the Lloyd Davison home Saturday afternoon. Al Brizendine and Lee Benz families spent Saturday night at the Ben White home. Lora Ward from Center villa spent much of last week with the Ben White family. Mrs Sylvia Main and Joe Hutton visited John Main's home.

Lola Boyer Allie Boyer Lola Russell Burns Jimmie Clyde Gladfelder Darlene Linnie Hilton Elmer Hiatt Keith Phillips Roy Hiatt Lloyd, Davison al Brizendine Lee Benz Ben White Lora Ward Centervilla B Mra Sylvia Main Joe Hutton John Main

Salem Socials Note Weekend Visits and Gatherings

Hazel Hellyer reports Miss Helen Taylor spent Thursday night with Roberta. Mrs. Maude Whitehead visited Mrs. Det Hellyer Thursday. Horton Potts and Jeanne Potts were at Clair Potts home Sunday. Ralph Turner family visited Edward McCord home Sunday. Raymond Perry and Gary spent Saturday at Dell Hellyer home. Jim McAninch and Connie visited Cass Hamilton home one day last week. James Nash and family joined Roy Ige at home Sunday. Newton Long and Jean spent Sunday at John Zimmer home. Cass Hamilton and James Nash attended Doyle Hampton sale Friday. Guy McKern and others were Centerville callers Saturday.

Hazel Hellyer Helen Taylor Roberta Arc Maude Whitehead Det Hellyer Horton Potts Jeanne Potts Clair Potts Ralph Turner Edward McCord Raymond Perry Gary S Epent Dell Hellyer Jim McAninch Connie Cass Hamilton James Nash Roy 1Ge Newton Long Jean John Zimmer Doyle Hampton Guy McKern Elbert Perry Hazel and Clark Centerville

Red Cross Quilt Nearing Finish in Urbana Club Update

Weather delays did not stop Urbana residents from a Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Katie Davis. The eighth Red Cross quilt was nearly completed as attendees shared news of farm visits and family time.

FFA Banquet Attendees Noted In Moyravia Report

Maple Grove reports Imogene Tadlock Lee and Tadlock family greetings. Attendees at the FFA banquet at Moyravia Methodist church include Mrs Clarence Dowd Delmar L Dodd Bill Wilson the Grant Tadlocks Basil and Helen Felton. Ben Arnold visited Centerville and families traveled there. Mrs J L Dodd injured and will be on crutches. Imogene returned home with the Tadlocks for the weekend. Further social calls include Bert Arnold, Floyd Arnold, Mrs Huse Hicka Kenneth Bishop, Emery Hiatt family, Caroline Hart, Loren Walter and daughters, Clarence Miller and Francis Miller, and Walter Scott visiting the Dowd home and Albia on Friday.

Imogene Tadlock Lee Tadlock Grant Tadlock Clarence Dowd Delmar L. Dodd Bill Wilson Basil Helen Felton Methodist Church Moyravia Bert Arnold Centerville Berl Arnold Satur RY J. L. Dodd Huse Hicka Kenneth Bishop Albert Tubaugh Emery Hiatt Mardeena Deloris Caroline Hart Loren Walter Clarence Miller Francis Miller

Social notes from the Blue Front gathering week

Thursday evening the FFA banquet saw T. R. Gardner assist and Mrs Shahan visit. The VanZante family hosted friends and relatives including Mr and Mrs Ralph Shelquist and Mr and Mrs John VanZante at a So and Sew party. Ronald Lee VanZante missed Friday at school due to illness. Weekend visits included Des Moines visitors, Centerville and Eddyville excursions, and Jeanette’s calls.

John VanZantera T. R. Gardner Rele Shahan B. F. Whitehead Larry Lee Moore Ralph Shelquist John VanZante Ray McCloud Ronald Lee VanZante Kenneth Gordner Des Moines T. R. Gordner Vincent Finkinson Jeanette Albis Garnet Brown Raymond Williams Centerville Ben Williams Sam Shepard Eddyville

Kinser Valley News Briefs From George R Darby DC

Kinser Valley notes show Cubit returning from California after winter employment there. Donald W Darby and his father visited Albia with Aunt and sister Mrs Amy Clough. Jennie Robinson spent weekend with brother John. Jake Huber and wife of Blakesburg visited, also stopping at Russell and M M Darby homes. Donald Darby's family guests in Des Moines with Roy Darby. John Deere Co. employee Fran Darby visited. two inches of rain fell Sunday. today is clear warm and windy.

George R. Darby Cubit California Donald W. Darby Albia Amy Clough Jennie Robinson John Jake Huber Blakesburg Russell Darby M. M. Darby Donald Darby Des Moines Roy Darby Mr. Darby Donald Saturda Fran Darby John Deere Co Moline

Pleasant Hill Social Notes From Mrs. George Hammond

Mrs. George Hammond records a flurry of visits and family duties in Pleasant Hill. Merle Dicks and family join Beryl Brown and Sheldon kin. John McAninch and Lloyd Clark households host gatherings. Connie McAninch cared for by Mrs. John McAninch. Keith Clark ill in Ottumwa hospital. FFA banquet at Moravian hosts Elbert Moore and DeWayne. Wes Stevens visits from Omaha. chicks disaster in Verna and Helen McAninch’s care. Truxton Dicks Carl Fenton and Jack Penfield collect switch fees on west Teonium lines. Hattie Hammond returns from Moravia. Lioyd Massman and family visit Mystic. Merle Dicks ill with tonsillitis but improving. George Hammond and kin visit Fred Hammond. Doyle Hampton sale attended. Esther Murphy hosts Hammond family for Sunday dinner.

George Hammond Merle Dicks Beryl Brown Clarence Addia Sheldon Clell Sheldon John Wm McAnine H Ome Lloyd Clark Keith Clark Moravia St. Joseph Hospital Ottumwa Elbert Moore DeWayne Moravian Truxton Dicks Carl Fenton Jack Penfield West Teonium Iamily Gilbert Callen Hattie Hammond George Jean Hammond Mildred Moore Lioyd Massmans John Midland Mystic Lawrence L Loraine Fred Hammond Doyle Hampton Esther Murphy

Main Station Notes From Sunday Gatherings And Visits

Attendance at Sunday School was 13. Mr and Mrs Carl Tomlin and 1 child spent Sunday at the W M Tomlin home. Darlene Gladfelder visited the Trenton Gladfelder home Thursday and Friday while helping fix fences. Mr and Mrs Frank Gladfelder attended the F F A banquet Thursday evening. The William Whicker family and Belle Whicker visited the Trenton Gladfelder home Saturday afternoon. Ira Boyer and Richard spent Friday evening at Hart Boyer home for Earl's birthday. Ore Sufficcol visited Cedar Rapids with Glenn Sufficcol Saturday and Sunday.

Darlene Gladfelder Carl Tomlin W. M. Tomlin Clyde Gladfelder Darlene Linnie Hilton Trenton Gladfelder William Whicker Frank Gladfelder Belle Whicker Ira Boyer Richard Hart Boyer Earl Ore Sufficcol Cedar Rapids Glenn Sufficcol Visi

Local notes on visits during furloughs and gatherings

Ted with James Sufficool who was home on leave. John Wilson spent Monday night with Laverne McDanel. Paul Richard Goughnor visited Monday and Tuesday with the McDanel boys. Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon McDanel, Wendell and Clell attended the Ted Broshar home. Lyndon McDanel and family attended a F F A banquet Thursday. Lyndon McDanel and family had a birthday dinner for Kate Broshar and for Max Broshar home on furlough.

Ted James Sufficool John Wilson Laverne McDanel Paul Richard Goughnor

Community Notes From Local Homes And Visits

Miller By Venetah Andrews Floyd Wood sheared sheep for Claudius McGrew Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Jim Wood and Mrs. Floyd Wood visiting Mrs. McGrew. Mr. and Mrs. Winston DuVall and Helen spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Art Allen called at the W. M. Miller home to collect oats. Hale Hicks did papering for Mrs. D. L. Strunk Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Carrie Boyer called on Mrs. Jaxton Campbell in Moravia Saturday. Ray Tubaugh and Donna spent Thursday and Sunday with the Tad ork parents. Those visiting Floyd Wood Tuesday evening included Vercel Barnes, Billy and Bob, Duane Wood, and Max McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wood spent Saturday evening at the C. H. Andrews home. Eleanor Miller and Russell Strunk were in Centerville Tuesday. Harry DuVall of Moravia called at the Winston DuVall home and Floyd Wood home Wednesday. Mrs. Carrie Boyer was in Centerville Tuesday on business.

Venetah Andrews Floyd Wood Claudius McGrew Jim Wood McGrew Winston DuVall Helen M Mr G. H Andrews Art Allen W. M. Miller Mr. Allen Hale Hicks D. L. Strunk Carrie Boyer Jaston Campbell Moravia Ray Tubaugh Donna Lee Tadork Vercel ‘Barnes Billy and Bob Duane Wood Max McCoy Glen Wood C. H. Andrews Eleanor Miller Russell Strunk Centerville

Brompton social notes and visits from Boardman family

Mrs. M. E. Boardman hosted and visited with several families including J. E. Robinson Max McCoy Curtis Burton and Curtis Burton homes. E. F. Boardman visits Minneapolis Kansas and Mrs. M. HB. Boardman was a recent visitor at the Harry Newell home in Albia.

M. E. Boardman W. A. Wilson and Sons J. E. Robinson M. E Boardman Max McCoy Kenneth Chedister Vercel Barnes Curtis Burton E. F. Boardman R. E. Maxwell Minneapolis Kansas M. HB. Boardman Harry Newell Albia

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Lewsbasket Maxine Smith Mary Lou Main White Crest Wyo Foster Maple Grove Lueck Norma Horstman Norma Glee Club van Johnson June Allyson Uur Priae Joy Jack Broshar Richard Benz Miss Seeley Creston Lake Nina W. C. Bivin M. J. Bartle Zelda Nickell-Hunter West Jackson Centerville Iowa Larry Don Murder Sweet Dick Powell MHD Ring Crosby Betty Hutton Sonny Rita Hayworth Janet Blair Lee Bowman Supp Osalea Gardner & Son Alan Billy DuVail Junior High News Salem Urbana and Vicinity Katie Davis Red Cross Ben Coup Eugene Tubaugh Irene Manley Carl Cage Daphne Francis Emnett Stocker Francis Stocker Ernest West R. A. Faber Hugh Crawley Mrs. Crawley Udell Kinser Valley Spencer Pleasant Hill Brompton Turner Angel’s Garage Rex Angel Milwaukee Road Midwest Northwest States Agricultural and Mineral Development Department Union Station Chicago Ill MinwauKkert
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