Moravia Board Seeks New Classrooms This Week
Moravia schools need more space as the board reviews two expansion plans to add classrooms. Plans propose reorganizing grades to create room, with actions expected this week to decide on the approach.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1953
Page
1
Rural school crowding and new plant bring Centerville hopes
The article notes growing rural school enrollments straining facilities with several districts sending students to Moravia and paying tuition. It highlights cost pressures pushing rural directors toward town schools for better instruction, music, and sports. Also celebrated is Centerville's prospects for a small industrial plant after long county effort, with local committees pursuing a regular payroll for the county seat. Ongoing civic obligations include Pancake Day, community chest, Red Cross, carhcer funds, hospital needs, and tax deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Centerville
Sylvania
Tory
Community Chest
Red Cross
Carhcer
Advertising help offered by Moravia Union
For any of your advertising needs we would be glad to help you Just phone 49 Moravia Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Union
Four lambs born to Hampshire ewe win young owner praise
Joyce Kincade, daughter of Francis and Mrs. Kincade of Dewey's Place, showcases a prize Hampshire ewe that bore four lambs. Grandmother Mrs. Ernest Kincade helps with feeding while the ewe is pampered with hay and pasture. A nearby note highlights Lester Strunk's thriving flock on Unionville road and marks stamps from Moravia Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Joyce Kincade
Francis Kincade
Dewey's Place
Joyce
Ernest Kincade
Mama Hampshire
Lester Strunk
Strunk
Unionville Road
Traxler Infant Dies and Udell News
Sympathy is extended to the Traxler family on the death of their infant son. Graveside services were held at the cemetery west of Moulton. Udell Brethren Church Women’s Missionary Group met for April worship with Ruth Dorsey leading and Hazel Powell assisting. Eleven members and five visitors attended. Plans included packing boxes of clothing for Lost Creek Kentucky Home Mission station on April 23. Numerous local visits and social events are noted, including visits among Spring and Berkshire families, and community club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traxler
Moulton
Udell Brethren Church
Ruth Dorsey
Hazel Powell
Merna Henshaw
Dorsey
Lost Creek
Kentucky
Glenn Matthews
Randy MecMain
J. D. McMain
Des Moines
Randy
Matthews
Harry Berkshire
Francis Berkshire
Gon Mark
Minnie Replogle
Dee Whisler
Woodrow
Mexico Mo
Stannay
Bill
Bernard Rouse
Rosalie Agee
Centerville
Alvin Spring
Lloyd Selix
Kenny
Lionel Spring
Albert Burkland
Helping Neighbors Club
Winifred Heckman
Sons of
Newton
Carol Moore
Lora Sue
Josie Stuckey
Edna Moore
Missouri
Helen Rouse
Delbert Hedgecock
Julesburg
Colorado
Clifford Weaver
Miller Church
Delbert
Harlan Hedgecock
Udell
Randy McMain
Wm. Green
Susan Stuckey
Howard Mincks
Rex Albertson
Bill Irelan
John Irelat
Unionville
Collins
Sammy Moore
Rex Exline
Jack Exline
Mary Catherine
Larry
Exline
Wm. Morgan
Kansas City
Davenport
Billie Jean Morgan
Lucille Duty
Geo. Morgan
Joe Moore
Gloria
Sherry
Darlene Spring
Harold Spring
L. A. Spring
Doyle
Karen
Linda
Sammy
0. G. Gragy
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Berkshire
Harry Berkyhire
Masontown
Pennsylvania
Francis
Feed program touted by top swine expert for Occo
A prominent swine nutritionist endorses the Occo feeding program highlighting vitamin D importance. Occo claims 82 000 ants per pound and a patent process using cod liver oil in minerals to aid calcium and phosphorus absorption. Onground notes mention B-12 addition, B complex vitamins, and hive yeast for digestion and economical gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darnan Catron
Unclear Chronicle Item on Vitamin D-3 Product
Fragmentary note mentions vitamin D-3 units and other valuable ingredients with references to miners and unclear branding. No coherent event or names to verify a full card.
Udell residents hear local greetings and moves
The Udell area hosts birthday notices for Zola Saum and Mrs. Rouse with gifts and cards. Others report returns from Cedar Rapids, a surgery progress update for Opal Swartz, and a U S Navy transfer for Duane Glasgow. Local travels include visits to Centerville and Davenport, farm purchases by Delbert Hedgecock, and family gatherings across Udell Center and Exline communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zola Saum
Rouse
George Morlan
Don Burgess
Cedar Rapids
Opal Swartz
University Hospital
Down
City
Iowa City
Iowa
Ben Glasgow
Duane Glasgow
S'tech
U.S. S
Diachenko
Cormado
California
San Diego
Udell
West Point Social Roundup Maintains Neighborly Ties
Clara Brown and Stella Argo visit Mary McFatridge. Colleen and Elizabeth Ann McCombs spend time with Hugh McFatridge. Rex Haver, Ed and John Hiner visit Ottumwa. others call on friends across town. Rex Haver and family plan Oklahoma trip for the 89er rodeo in Guthrie with relatives. Phyllis Hiner hosts and Phyllis attends the John Tuttle Bob Larson wedding reception in Albia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Brown
Stella Argo
Mary McFatridge
Colleen
Elizabeth’ Ann McCombs
Hugh McFatridge
Rex Haver
Ohn Hiner
Ottumwa
Johnette
Chris Bogart
Clyde Sheldon
Fred Argo
George McCombs
Ben Pickrell
Wayne
Sybil Whitehead
Merle Talbert
John Hiner
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Roscoe Argo
John Exline
B. F, Whitehead
Larry
Linda
Clarence Whitehead
Ed Haver
Harry Lemaster
Vinton Lundy
Roscoe
For Sale Moravia Union Printing Inquiry
Classified note from Moravia Union offering printing supplies and services including fetter heads envelopes and business cards seeking inquiries. Local readers are invited to contact the Moravia Union for details and pricing.
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