Words of guidance for Moravia High seniors and school notices
Dear Moravia seniors, former students reflect on life, duty, and continued learning as you graduate. Reports include visitors, health book completions, stamps bought, upcoming picnic, weather jokes, and notes from the first senior prom held April 16 1948 with patriotic decorations by Carolyn White Ruby Johnson and James Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hfe
Carolyn White
Ruby Johnson
James Derby
Nola Harrison
Donald Brain
Keith Sawvel
School entertainment and music program themes
The article lists the entertainment committee including Lela Luse Wayne Allen and Ardyee Hagerman, a program of dancing and rock, grand march and refreshments, and group singing to close. It describes efforts to recruit beginners for the school band, instrument availability, free half hour lessons, and a new Brasa quintet ensemble. It notes multiple grade music classes progress and a future focus on Daybreak based on the Agont Grass theme. It also mentions future career ideas for third and fourth graders and a student effort to help buy a jeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Lela Luse
Wayne Allen
Ardyee Hagerman
Valetta Tarbell
Brasa Quintet
Tom Robb
John Laws
John Burton
Max Wren
Doris Rouse
Mississippi Uite
Primary Visit and Classroom Projects Highlight Friday
Primary and first Mrs Elsie Coltrain Mrs Warren DuVall and Mary visited school Friday afternoon. Dale Laws brought his squirrel into our room for observation. Nearly all in the room bought stamps during the Jeep drive. Two boys bought bonds. The primary students finished making doll chairs and still have the painting task to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren DuVall
Mary
Lela Robinson
Paul Turner
Bonnie Main
Elsie Coltrain
Dale Laws
Sunday School Attendance and Local Social Gatherings
Attendance at Sunday School and church reached 68. Local families including Gladfelders and Luses visited various homes Sunday and Monday afternoons. A basket dinner is slated for Showers school on Friday April 30 with multiple households hosting and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Gladfelder
Carl Tomlin
W. M. Tomlin
T. I. Gladfelder
William Whicker
Mina Luse
Centerville
Hannah Gladfelder
Kenneth Gladfelder
Grace Luse
Karen Jean Woodward
Clyde Gladfelder
Darlene
Bert Luse
Maple Grove community notes from Centerville week
Bernice Johnson reports numerous local visits in Centerville and surrounding areas. Families such as Arnold, Tadlock, Pollard, Scott, Hiatt, Johnson, and Wilson are mentioned with friends visiting, callers at homes, and social gatherings across Friday to Sunday in the Maple Grove region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Johnson
Bert Arnold
Arlene
Lois
Ivan
Keith
Centerville
Grant Tadlock
Imogene l
Arlene Arnold
Moravia
Mogene Tadlock
Corp
Ed Pollard
Corp. Pollard
Camp Maxey
Texas
Beryl Arnold
Mia
Russell Broshar
Mary Kathryn
Donald
Karen
Cambridge
Bill DeWinter
Arnold
Rock Island
Imogene
Basil
Larry
Joe
Irene
Delmar Dowd
Pete Crestani
Virgil Johnson
Gabe Johnson
John Dodd
Lois Jean Scott
Emery Hiatt
Walter Scott
John Edward
Floyd Broshal l
Helen Felton
Charlotte
Betty Wilson
Billy
Delmar‘Dowd
John Scott
Harry Glick
Albin
George Railing
Wilbert Johnson
New Hope Notes and Social Calls from Centerville Area
Mrs. W. E. Donovan reports Marty Frances Carter returning home from the hospital and improving. Visitors to the Carter home include Margaret Burton Mardeena Wilson Mrs R C Wilson Mrs Ivan Harsh and others. Roy Scott learned of his brother infield Scotts death in Port Townsend from a heart attack. Social visits and family gatherings fill the weekend with extended kin from Ottumwa Centerville Moulton and Don Pattibone home hosting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hinote
Roy Scott
Hinote
Mr. Scott
W. S. Donovan
Genevie
Dorothy
Elsie Martin
Frank Charhberg
Bert Meadows
R. C. Wilson
EB. F. Wilson
C. C. Cullera
Paris
Loyd Carter
Russell Warner
Orville Burton
Alfred Carlson
Freaman Jolly
Carol
Charles Hough
Ernie Tucker
George Turner
Frank Hiatt
Martha Hiatt
Karl Fischer
Karline
Keith Rose
Junior Donovan
John Wood
Dickie
Donovan
Ivan Harsh
Matt Watts
Lester Stewart
Emil Stewart
Nancy Kay
Burton
Trenton
Mardeena Wilson
Doris Davis
Ottumwa
Richard
W. E. Donovan
Carl Coffin
Duane
A. A
T. E. Campbell
Rubye Brees
Mayo Hospital
Marty Frances Carter
Carter
Margaret. Burton
Mardeena Willson
Ivan. Harsh
Oren Davis
Saturn
Infield Scott
Port Townsend
Ash
Theo Miller
Joe Turner
Harry Moore
Centerville
Robert
Lloyd Rose
Marilyn
Merton
Billy
Don Pattibone
Frank Chambers
Richard Ballew
Moulton
John Richard Ballew
Dickin
Imogene Tadlock
Ella Jean Woodward
Carol ‘Jolly
Codyne_Luse
Ronald Tisue
Dwight Clark
Donald McCloud
Dale Callen
Earl Eapy
Paul Hackathorn
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Road Vacation Proceeding Receives Favorable Report
A commissioner appointed to vacate a street in Section 27 Township 70 Range 16 reported in favor. The route starts 578 feet north of the southwest corner and ends at the southeast corner, crossing land owned by F L Sawyers et al Trustees Crawley and Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
F. L. Sawyers
5.C. Crawley
Robert J. Sanders
Notice to file claims for road vacation damages
The notice states that all objections or claims for damages must be filed in the Auditor's office on or before noon of the 5th day of July 1948, or the road will be vacated without reference thereto. This notice is dated 10th day of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor’s Office
Wnte
Mr. Growarde
Milwaukee Road
Ato
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Ann Rutherford
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Fashion Shop
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Freddie
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Phyllis
Jackie
L. E
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Joan Dille
Eldora
Joyce
Jimmy
Donald Kaster
Bill Reaves
Frank Gladfelder
Virsil
Ella
Faye Platt
George Hiatt
Lynn Hilton
W. M. Hilton
Lloyd McDanel
Willie McDanel
Lee Johnson
Maple Grove
Ereeman
Axtra Valve
Tilton’s Shoe Store
Gamble
Glen M. Garrett
Morayia
Gardner Hatchery
Frank Swaim
Pat
P. D. Schreiner
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Petree
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