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Linda Hiatt is sick. Mrs. Vina Taylor learned of aunt Golda Duffield’s death in Chariton and attended the funeral. Ron Woodward family joined Boyer reunion in Moravia park. Marve Lockman and Kathy visited John VanZante home and J C Lockman’s trip with sons Max and Don to Ross and Redwood City. They toured Palo Alto then returned via Dernier and Elmer Lockman’s chores. Other visits to Harry Woodward and J Leeckman households noted.
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Linda Hiatt
Vina Taylor
Golda Duffield
Chariton
Ron Woodward
Boyer
Moravia Park
Marve Lockman
Kathy
John VanZante
J. C. Lockman
Marve Leckman
Roy Gilliland
J. C. Leeckman
Jean
Jay Taylor
Otha Taylor
Pleasant Hill Community Notes Briefly Recount Visits and Death
Pleasant Hill residents report visits among neighbors including Dicks McAninch and Brown families from Des Moines Ottumwa and Waterloo. The community mourns Rhuey McAninch of Albia with several relatives attending the funeral and weekend gatherings featured at Gilbert Callen Laura Dicks and more in Centerville Ottumwa and Mystic locales.
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Richard Dunham
Bobby
Des Moines
Russell Brown
Charles McAninch
Clell Sheldon
Ottumwa
Rhuey McAninch
Albia
J. E. McAninch
Jim MccAninch
Gilbert Callen
Robert Blue
Peoria
Merle Dicks
Laura Dicks
Beryl Brown
Weiner
Ray Bennett
Wisconsin
Aubry Christy
Howard Wells
Doyle Christy
Oskaloosa
Wayne Christy
Fred Christy
Burton
Mystic
Dick Brown
Clyde Dicks
Truxton Dicks
Nicky Dicks
Jay Argo
Argo
Centerville Park
School Lunch Program Aids Farm Students With 25 Cent Meals
The school runs a federally supported noon meal program at 25 cents per child with five cents subsidy, including milk and second helpings. About 20 000 meals were served in 1952 53 under supervision of the homemaking teacher and Mrs. Laws. Lunches may be prepaid weekly or monthly, receipts issued, and the effort aims to keep costs low while meeting sanitation and nutrition rules.
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Iris
John Laws
Vocational Agriculture Program Under Smith Hughes Act
The Iowa State Plan requires vocational agriculture students to complete productive, improvement, and supplementary projects. Moravia High School continues the four year curriculum with classroom, library, laboratory, and shop facilities, plus summer supervision of home projects. An adult evening program begins September 16 and runs Wednesdays through November 18.
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Vocational Agriculture Department
Smith-Hughes Vocational Agriculture
United States
George Barden
Iowa
Moravia High School
Moravia High School Vocational Homemaking Program Details
Moravia High School runs a federally approved vocational homemaking program in three rooms with sewing, office, and foods labs. It offers a three year homemaking curriculum with electives for freshmen to seniors and includes home projects, community adult classes starting September 16, and a Future Homemakers of America chapter sending delegates to Des Moines.
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George Ellzy
Moravia High School
Future Homemakers of America
Three Wishes and a School Dream by Raymond Fenton
A public address muses on three wishes traced through varied desires from wisdom and happiness to wealth and health. The piece blends personal longing with a plea for schools of Moravia to provide sound education and growth for students, ending with a concrete wish for new classrooms a lunch room and a gymnasium auditorium.
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Mary Roberts Rinehart
Moravia
1953 54 Calendar of Events for Moravia Schools
The document lists school events from September to May including sectional baseball rounds in September, adult night classes in October, state meetings in November, and various Moravia school games. Notable entries include Moravia hosting Blakesburg and Cincinnati games, a Thanksgiving vacation, and the start of the second semester in January.
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J Lay
Blakesburg
Moravia
Cincinnati
Numa
Arty
Mystic
Knoxville
Big star musical revue set for Iowa State Fair run
Broadway Hollywood and television stars will headline a massive musical revue at the Iowa State Fair August 29 to September 3. Fair officials announced the plans as the biggest revue in fair history, featuring more than 150 entertainers.
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Broadway
Hollywood
Television
Proceedings Of The Appanoose County Board August 8 1958
The Appanoose County Board of Supervisors met in regular session with members Earl Exline R C Wilson and Glen Johnson presiding. They approved numerous General Fund and county expenses including salaries supplies postage and services from many local vendors and listed reimbursements and cash relief payments.
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Board of Supervisors
Appanoose County
Earl Exline
R. C. Wilson
Glen Johnson
General Fund
Appanoose Co
Tele. Co
Callaghan & Co
Centerville Laundry
C'ville Man
Centerville National Bank
Creger
F. W
Dinning
George
Meals and Lodging Co
Dukes
A. L
Exline
Earl
Fenton
R. L
Irwin Paper Co
Jensen's
Yohnson, Glen
Sohnate, Ee Co
Keystone Envelope” Co
Koch Brothers
Lawyers Service Co
Marshall Printing Co
Morlan
A. G
Sheriff
Pris
Moulton Tribune
iMate Parrott & Monk Co
Peatman Ph
Penney, J. C. Co
Royal Typewriter Co
Samson
Shoemaker
Fred
Ieee
Vital American Home Finding Assn
Appancose Co
Cical Business
Office Univ
Hos
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Mrs. M. KE. Dicks
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the Board of Supervisors
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Business Office
Univ. Hos
Business Giles Univ
Catterlin
Dr. N
Corbett
Tita May
Aarenes
Credit Bureau of
Appa- Noose
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Archie
Care and Koop
Max
Goughnour
Eva
Hawthorn Grocery, Groc
Treas., Loc,a.s. & Soc. Security Hoogendorn
Dr. J
Office Rent Winsan
Mercy Hospital
Miller
Charles
Miller Wehrle Funeral Home
Mitchell
C. H
Moore
Edna M
Southern Utilities
Elec
Kincade
Francis
Seth Labagh
N. W
Larsen
E. A
Leffert
Etrerise
Richey
Dr. L
Ritter
Ei F
Roland's
Shaeffer
David
Ben
Smith Hospital
Kationizationsmith
Dr. R. A
South End Drug Store
Avatar
St. Joseph Mercy
State Dept. of Social Welfare
State Dept. of Social Warfare
Vesta
Sylvia
Warnick, H. & Son, Regoee
Ital
Bo Dias Sasol
Wape
Fis
Hay
Bengt Disease Fund
A & ‘Soc
Harold W
Bangs Henderson
H. H
Stxon
Ier R
Baries Ib Curtis
W. Middleton
Seboit
Bangs Bete Morris
D. Stevens
McVey
C. W
Ratliff
Alva
Middleton
C. D
Centerville Nat. Bank
Clow, L. P
Ceesbitt
E. M
Cramblit
Creare Farmers Co-op
Dr. R. L
Hargis
H. G
Treas
Soc
Southern Util ' Sorvices Ace
Jewel Tea Co
Kadel Super Valu
Kermit
Baling Hay
Baling Byoss -Abevisaye
Main Street ‘Market
Broc
Mystic Home Appliance
Ras Penney
J.C. Co
Ross, Lloyd
Riney
Fry Ocavice
Ujler Mfg. Co
Paul A. Varner
Paul J. Varner
C'ville Nat
Sis
Vullman Motor Co
Mez Vitumwa
Smith, LeRoy, Haw
Perl
Wilkes Eat
Pentecellie Nat. Bank
City Book Store
Elison
Walter
aEvns
Howard
Starcevich
Paul
Thomas
Bob
Asqeasor Funl
Appianoose ‘Co
Dan Centerville Ae Bank
Gilliland
Hargia, H. G
Trens
A.S. & Soc
Towegian Printing Co
Poutghn
Ecsesesensvereeeeenerstens Mickey
Eunice
Moravia Union
Rose, Lloyd
Board of Education Fund
NTE
Wresnesans
Resere
Centerville
Siasl
Evans
Jessie
Jeaste
Farnsworth
Verl K
Secagene
Parneworth, Verl K
Frodden Bright Lumber
LW Goast
McClure
Goodyear Tire Sale
Goodyear
Ala
Condra’s
Mornvig