Union School month end activities and FFA officers
The school calendar lists events from April 30 District Solo and Ensemble Contest to May 21 school closes. FFA officers for next year are President Merton Rose Vice-president Bill Moore Secretary Keith Wood Treasurer Bob Wilson Reporter Pete Dicks Watch Dog Doyle Christy. The chapter plans to send several boys to the State Convention in Des Moines May 6 and 7. There is one Iowa Farmer candidate, Bill Wilson. Ag IV students build a grass guard from large gas pipe, supported by cement posts.
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F.F.A
Merton Rose
Bill Moore
Keith Wood
Bob Wilson
Pete Dicks
Doyle Christy
Des Moines
Iowa Farmer
Bill Wilson
Ag. IV
Richard McDanel
Mind the Education Woes and Small Town Snatches
A collage of quick jokes and quips on school life and youth, from Willie’s troubles to tuition notes. Light humor threads through a community paper style urge to send in items to The Moravia Union.
Moravia Defeats Moulton in Low-Scoring Clash
Moravia led Moulton 177 to 9 on April 16 as Mc Dsnel and Chebuhar pitched well and the team played a solid game. In a later match, Moravia beat Unionville 16 to 8 with Chebuhar starting four innings and Whicker finishing. The windy day aided Purdum’s fastball, adding to the pitching drama.
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Moravia
Moulton
McDsnel
Chebuhar
Unionville
Whicker
Purdum
Softball Team Suffers Three Straight Losses at Lovilia
The boys traveled to Lovilia to lose 16 to 3 marking their third consecutive defeat. Despite the streak the team remains determined to win, and no girls game was played since Lovilia has no girls team.
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Lovilia
Blue Front Social News Highlights At Ames Area
Mrs John Van Zante and others attended a shower at Ralph Davis for Juanita Robb. Lyle Jones, Ames student, spent the weekend home. Kenneth and Mrs Gardner of Newton visited T R Gardner. John Van Zante family visited Sam Shepard home near Albis. Circle meeting at Pearl Shaban postponed due to bad roads. Last week of school at Blue Front with picnic plans. Mrs Shelquist attended rural women’s meeting at Albia Farm Bureau hall.
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Ralph Shelquist
Carl van Zante
John van Zante
Ralph Davis
Juanita Robb
Lyle Jones
Ames
Mrs. Kenneth Gardner of
Newton
T. R. Gardner
Sam Shepard
Albis Sunday
Pearl Shaban
Blue Front
Farm Bureau Hall
Albia
Enon By Mrs. J. T- VanDorin
Mrs Harold Hawk Mrs Chas Johnson and I attended the Rural Women's day meeting at the Farm Bureau hall in Albia. We enjoyed the program. Mrs Wenström spoke on the German people. Marie Van Dorin and Mrs Mearl Walter joined Mrs Marvin Gardner at Ottumwa. After shopping they lunched with Mrs Wm Rector. Men are building a new cement platform and installing new seating for memorial services at Eslinger cemetery. REA inspector visited Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harold Hawk and Jeanne visited Willard Cloyed in Des Moines Sunday.
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Harold Hawk
Chas. ‘Johnson
Claude Hawk
Farm Bureau Hall
Albia
F. Wennerstrom
Sylvan van Dorin
Marie
Mearl Walter
Marvin Gardner
Ottumwa
Wm. Rector
Eslinger
Jeanne
Mrs
Cart
Willard
Des Moines
Uncle Sam Urges Payroll Savings to Buy U S Savings Bonds
The U S Treasury urges all Americans to join the Payroll Savings Plan at work to buy U S Savings Bonds. The message emphasizes national security and personal financial strength as key reasons to participate, promising future security and economic stability.
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America
U. S
Local residents host and visit over the weekend
A flurry of weekend visits fills Centerville and nearby homes as families hosted relatives and friends from Rockford Des Moines and familiar names like Van Dorin Baayen Faber and Stocker. A rain Sunday followed a Thursday shower and local telephone line repair began Monday.
Community notices from Unionville and Ottumwa
Unionville residents Mrs Verner Hawk and Addie Hull with Liberty school scholars visited Ottumwa by John Kelley truck accompanied by Mr and Mrs Kelley. Charley Hopkins visited last week with Decatur county relatives. Miss Belle Baker hosted the Tuesday club last Tuesday afternoon. The baby son of Mr and Mrs Paul Smith was taken to Town City for treatment. Revivals began at the Baptist church under Rev Dan E McKaughan for two weeks. Mrs Frank Hopkins returned home from St Joseph hospital Cen terville improved. J W Proctor visited Ottumwa with Wallace Proctor. Ruth Allender hosted the Utopian club. O E S sponsor Mother and Daughter banquet at Methodist church basement Tue May 4. For sale adding machine rolls 20c each. The Moravia Union.
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Addie Hull
Liberty School
Ottumwa
John Kelley
Kelley
Charley Hopkins
Decatur County
Belle Baker
Town
Clifford Burger
Paul Smith
Town City
Baptist Church
Dan E. McKaughan
Frank Hopkins
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
J. W. Proctor
Wallace Proctor
Ruth Allender
Utopian Club
Methodist Church
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Albia, Iowa
J.B. Judge
Chiropractor Clark Hotel
Briggs Motor CO
Iowa Highway 60
Roland
MOBIL
Goodfyear Service Store
Haynes Ave
Centerville, Iowa
Enon
Mra. J
The_REA
Salebury
Remy
Gardner Hatchery
Iowa
E. N. Catterlin
Optometrist
Continental Hotel
E. State 81
Appanoose County
Laws ‘Vibe Associations
Uncle Sam
U.S. Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
W. H. van Dorin
Clarence Baayen
Rodger Gideon
Ezra and
Kenneth Coltrain
Pearl Walter Home
Glen Fowler
Lois
Birdie Main
Louis
Leo
Lowell
Alice
Carolyn
James
Delbert Love
Billy
Dennis
R. A. Faber
Guy Roberts
Dallas Faber
Nancy Carol
Ida Griffin
Roy Laurence and Son
Rockford, Tl
Lyle Hiatt
Keith Roberts
Clifford
Cleo Stocker
Gomer Stocker
Wayne McDanel
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Pullman Motor Co
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Richard M. Keith
Centerville, Towa
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Harry L. Close
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