Cutting out the lickings from six to twelve years
The remark notes that the period from ages six to twelve is described as the happiest of a man's life, implying a reflection on childhood innocence and its fleeting nature.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1927
Page
6
The remark notes that the period from ages six to twelve is described as the happiest of a man's life, implying a reflection on childhood innocence and its fleeting nature.
Rev Fix delivered a thoughtful address to the high school assembly on proper respect for God’s house. He warned that many neglect their church as a holy temple, and his speech left students engaged and inviting him to return.
Christmas programs by Moravia Public School grades one through four are set for Friday December 23 in the gym at 1 10 P M. The event features a combined program with songs and recitations including Christmas Welcome, Christmas Acrostic, a duet by Jean Shirley Albert, a motion song by the First Grade, and recitations by Rex iB Jeraldyn Winsler Justine Dudley.
The article lists multiple Christmas program details for fifth through eighth grades and high school, including student participants, song selections, plays, and timings in Moravia. It notes gym and room venues, 2:30 pm and 1:10 pm Friday events, plus a high school gift exchange and glee club carols. Pastor D Winfield Thompson urges churchgoers to attend Christmas services and bring offerings for Otterbein Home.
Church of Christ plans Sunday School at 10 with a short program after classes and a Christmas treat. Ladies Aid suspends meetings until the all day session Wednesday January 4 1928 to elect officers. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Also news of Dr A H Ambrossen killed by a sack thrown from a Milwaukee train in Cedar Rapids. Body sent to Council Bluffs, LeMars town report. In Blutts LeMars misunderstanding leads to sheriff rush to a potential bank robbery that turns into a fight at a dance hall. deputies respond quickly and stop the incident.
Des Moines reports Ralph Little, 75, hospitalized after being hit by a car, revealed as owner of 100 dogs kept on his property. Despite small means, the canines were well cared for. Authorities seek someone to care for the herd while Little recovers. In Melcher, locals recount a treasure tale derailed by a skunk unearthed while two men dug for Indian relics, one man swinging at the animal and missing.
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