Moravia Highs Stay Strong In Local Games Report
The M. H. S. All-Stars beat Junior High 13 10 with Easter top scoring seven points. Moravia doubles Lovilia 16 8 as Moravia led 6 3 at half and built a late margin. Lovilia defense slowed Moravia in the first half. Moravia improved after the third quarter. Moravia has won five of eight games this season. The Girls Athletic Association elected officers Lucille Burke, Nadine Donnovan, and Jean Fisher. A new Drama Club formed with fifteen students, planning studies of Antigone Faustus and Doll's House.
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Junior HI
Easter
Morris
Rosera
Moravia
Lovilia
Moravia High School
Boya
Hiteman
Smith
Hughes
Stocker
Jordan
Richmond
Pinegar
Sofranko
Slay
Sullivan
Ibsen
Student Prayer Meetings Prepare for Union Services
Moravia students are arranging special twice weekly noon hour prayer services in the Music Room to ready minds for Union Evangelistic events. Rev Evans led Tuesday, Rev Zerbe Thursday, with Rev Fisher and Rev Hawking scheduled next week. Committee members include Donald Darby Lucile Coltrain and Phyllis Lemager with Mrs Simmers as sponsor.
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Moravia
Evans
Zerbe
Fisher
Hawking
Music Room
Donald Darby
Lucile Coltrain
Phyllis Lemageter
Simmers
Moravia High School Gossip and Weekend Appointments
Assembly rumors run through Moravia High as juniors struggle with play selection while sophomores hype, seniors lack a class president and students cite an active congressional vibe in school. Typing errors rise in cold weather. local residents visit, and a Fountain Pen with Pencil promotion appears in a two hour Saturday ad at Smith Drug Store.
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Rumbler
Moravia High School
Acme
Moravia
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Washington
Local Social Roundup at Boyer and Centerville Homes
Miss Mildred Boswell visits Boyer school Tuesday. Families of Boyer and Burns hosted gatherings from Wednesday through Monday with Dalby residents, shoppers, and a party at Geo Johnson home. Notable visitors include Lord Whicker of Nebraska and multiple Burns, Boyer, Easter, and Clark households across Centerville and Moravia.
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Mildred Boswell
Boyer
Versil
Vernon Easter
Obe Burns
Darby Singing Bee
Ira Boyer
John Clark
Leo Thompson
Jamey Koster
Velma Whicker
George Boyer
Mary
Pearl Boyer
E. H
Gertie Boyer
Clyde Hough
Obe Burna
Gua Olson
Gilmore Veach
James Easter
Moravia
Vernon Eastor
Dwight Easry
Lucille
Florence Burns
Geraldine
Orpha Dohneon
Baby
J. H. Clark
John C. Clark
BE. H. Boyer
J. P. Foster
Mra
Eli Hiatt
Charlie Boyer
Leon Burns
Ben Cox
Allerton
Earl
Harry Woodward
James Kester Apent
Horton Potts
Claude Fulton
J. W. Whicker
Velma
Misa Vera Eastor
Olka
Versil Kaate
Florence
Geo. Johnson
Lord Whicker
Nebraska
Weekend visitors fill Mt Pleasant social rounds
Mt Pleasant society notes report Newton visitors Mr and Mrs Sarl Woodcock and children with Mr and Mrs A F Woodcock. Albia trips include Mr and Mrs Harry Robinson and Mr and Mrs Homer Brown. The Grant Sutcliffe home hosted Albia guest visits by Mr and Mrs John Van Dalin. Mrs John Callen and Osa visited Sherman Callen in Albia Saturday. Sunday guests at W A Brown included Van Lemaster and John Callen family from Moravia and Alvia Hiatt family from Oskaloosa with Chester Woodcock and family of Albia visiting A F P Woodcock’s home later that day.
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Sarl Woodcock
Newton
A. F. Woodcock
Harry Robinson
Albia
Homer Brown
John van Dalin
Grant Sutcliffe
John Callen
Osa
Sherman Callen
van Lemaster
W. A. Brown
J. LeRoy Callen
Moravia
Alvia Hiatt
Dele
Tacy Yvonne
Oskaloosa
Chester
Woodcock
Bobby
Betty
Albis
A. FP
Notice of Probate of Will in Appanoose County
The Distret Court in Appanoose County Iowa announces probate proceedings for the purported will of James H. McCauley. A file dates January 26, 1981, with final proof set February 25, 1931, requiring interested persons to appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate.
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Dr.miles
James H. McCauley
Pleasant Hill Social Roundup of Dicks and Fenton Visits
Pleasant Hill residents report a weekend of visits and social gatherings. J E Dicks and Opal Fenton joined Beaty and Fenton households, with Ella Blue, Vera Moore, and Denny Fenton also hosting. Clover Leaf Club met at L H Priebe’s for quilting and fellowship. Several families including Tarbells and Moores hosted relatives from Des Moines and Ottumwa, with multiple callers at local homes.
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J. E. Dicks
Leo Beaty
Song
Opal
Arlene Fenton
Otha Feniton's
Ella Blue
Vera Moore
Vernon Fenton
Soh
Idenny Fenton's
Clover Leaf Club
L. H. Priebe
Fenton
Dale
Walt Blue
Ed, Miller
Truman Tarbell
Donald Hammond
Ottumine
Jim Moore
Talbert Moore
Des Moines
Elbert Moore
Dolph Tarbell
Millie Chadwick
Truxton Dicks
Roy Scott
Fern Penfield
Mildred Tarbell
Louise
Walter Guffey
Bear Beaty’s
John McAninch
Charles Tarbell
Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Appanoose County Iowa
Special Execution issued from the District Court clerk directs sale of Samuel Hudgens property in Sections 18 and 19 Township 70 North Range 16 West. The parcel contains about 148 acres and is to be sold February 28, 1981, at Centerville Court House south door to satisfy a debt of 7388.64 plus 137.95 costs and accruing costs to the highest bidder for cash. Sheriff Roscoe C Wales.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Appancose
Travelers Insurance Ga
Samuel Hudgens
Sanuel Hudgens
Court House
Centerville
Gald
Roscoec
Wales
Appanoose County
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Appanoose County Iowa
State of Iowa Appanoose County a notice of special execution to collect a $5,790.07 debt and $81.36 costs. The sheriff intends to sell multiple parcels in Section 25 and Section 26 Township 70 North Range 17 West on February 28, 108? at 10 o clock for cash to satisfy the judgment in favor of L A Andrews Receiver against W H Callen and Tzora M Callen.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Appansose County
L. A. Andrews
W. H. Callen
Tzora M. Callen
Ates
Wweat
Township
Court House
Centerville
Roscoe
Wales
Appancoss County
Special 2 hours only next Saturday esranteed match
Advertisement from Smith Drug Store notes a two hour window next Saturday with a guaranteed match priced at 98e per set and directs readers to page two for details.
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Smith Drug Store
Smith Drug Stora
Lincoln Birthday and Edison Age Highlight 19th Century Rhetoric
The note marks February twelfth as Abraham Lincoln's birthday and notes Thomas Edison at 84 feeling proud of his age. The passage reflects a dated, enthusiastic tone praising national figures and invention while hinting at contemporary views of progress and merit.
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Mr. Edison
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Gertrude Fisher
Myatic
G. A. A. News
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Konjola
James W. Lawrence
Indiana
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Ind
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Bugs
North Side Square
Albia, Iowa
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Young Teachers’ Society
Rey
Lincoln
Valentine
Hawkins
Elousee Hawk
Gerald Hawk
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J. H. Schreiner
Ruth Crawley
Unionville
Ss. W. Wilson
Calern
Boyer Ridge
MT. Pleasant
State of Iowa
Pleasant Hill
Sheriff's Sale
Appanoona County
W. C. Bivin
Abraham Lincoln
Geo. McCrory
Concord
Towa
John Deere
Hilton
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C. C. Waughop, Auct
D. E. Bishop
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