Moravia High School Girls and Boys Activities Report
Moravia junior high and high school scenes show Margaret and Rosemary’s social plans, admiration for actors, radio tastes, and future hopes. Don, Betty, and others contribute to band, theater, and class projects as students plan games, posters, and posters, plus a study of stamps, geography, and safety rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Garis
Moravia
Clark Gable
Tyrone Power
Sonja Henie
Kay Kyser
Thair
Blanche
Rosemary
Rose
First Grade and Pre-Primary Grade News Update
Mary Lou McDonough Ikie John sson and Billy Ashby return to school after pneumonia keeping attendance in focus. Eskimo scene completed on sand table with realistic snowflakes. First grade begins reading Peter's Family primer. Pre-primary study family names for early reading. Second grade students helped craft a large outline map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou McDonough
Ikie Johnsson
Billy Ashby
Mary Lou
Peter
Community Notes and Local Encounters In Moravia Area
Maple Grove Imogene Tadlock and James Glory took eighth grade exams Thursday and Friday last week at Moravia. Several from the community attended the funeral of Mrs. Louie Horner Friday. Sympathy extended to the bereaved. Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Johnson and Berniece dined at Walter Scott’s Tuesday. Helen Hamilton visited Lloyd Brown’s Wednesday. Clell Bloomer moved to the neighborhood. John Dodd and children visited Centerville Saturday. Charlotte Scott spent two visits with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Johnson. Eugene Main helped Ted Broshar haul logs Friday. Lloyd Brown’s dined with Cass Hamilton’s one day last week. Alec Main visited Walter Scott’s, Ted Broshar’s, and Mary Main’s Sunday. Clarence Dowd’s visited Burna home Sunday. Floyd Arnold visited Thursday evening. Theo Thompsons and Runsell Burns visited Sunday at the Burna home. Members express sorrow over Mrs Eph Wilson’s slow recovery. Save a life. Don’t try to pass a near on a hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Tadlock
James Glory
Moravia
Walter Scott
Cass Hamilton
Barbara Johnson
Centerville
Ted Broshar
Mary Main
Marjorie Scott
Louie Horner
Gabe Johnson
Berniece
Helen Hamilton
Lloyd Brown
Clell Bloomer
John Dodd
Billy
Betty Wilson
Charlotte Scott
Donald
Delmar ‘Dowd
L . Theo Thompson
Runsell Burns
Burna
Eph Wilson
Claud Alden
Chehalis
Wash
Cliff Neff
Orval Burton
Martha Hiatt
Lute Hiatt
Frank Hiatt
Keith Rose
Ottumwn
Mr. Rose
Robert
Richard
Ottumwa
Robert Rose
Mary Francis Carter
Elsie Martin
Vet Callen
Lowell Harris
Virgie Cobbs
Newton
Will Horner
Dick Wilson
Des Moines
E. F. Wilson
Ivan Harsh
Betty
Roy Scott
Don Pettibone
Roy Pettibone
Lawrence
W. E. Donavan
Pearl Scott
Lucile Carter
George Howell
Alfred
Sim Howell
Mystic
Fatty Howell
Stella Carter
Paul Broshar
Loyd Carter
Frank Chambers
John L. Chambers
J.F. Chambers
Mary Frances
Virginia
Bobby
Mary Hoskingon
Virginia Pettibone
Ann
Jimmy
Nellie Rose
Ann Williem
Illie
Appanoose County Board Proceedings January 1940
Appanoose County Board adjourned session appoints J A Hoover temporary chairman. Resolution names Etta Stuckey Venell and John Curtis to the Social Welfare Board for 1940. Also appoints newspapers and agents for tax deeds notices and designates county depositories. A later session notes Venell resigns and Packard appointed. Scranton theft report cites infantile paralysis collection box stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJ. A. Hoover
Roxa Wells
Wells
J. A. Hoover
Harry Stamos
Senate
47Th General Assembly
Board of Supervisors
County Board of Social Welfare
Etta Stuckey
Grant
Venell
John Curtis
State Department of Social Welfare
Ross Wells
Grace L. Bedinger
Appanoose County
Iowa
Towa
Appanocose County
Lunder ‘See
Jack Bailey
Neil Hism
CentersviNe Iowegian & Citizen
Moravia Union
Moulton Tribune
Mystic Sentinel
Moravia
Town
C’ville National Bank
C'ville N’tl
C'ville
National Bank
C’ville
Ross Wella
G. W. Venell
Board of Social Welfare
R. E. Packard
Udell Community News Roundup From Udell Iowa
Udell residents report recoveries after major operations at Centerville and visits by relatives. Mary Ellen Houser's Sunday at Harold Spring home. Harold Welshard family returns from Ottumwa. Cridlehaugh family updates and local visits. Pink and blue shower honors Mrs Harold Atkinson with gifts and refreshments. Local clubs meet. 1940 tax inventory underway. Church services and auxiliaries across Udell with quiltings and dinners. Moravia students hosted at homefolks.
Local Notes On Residents And Illnesses In The Area
Friday night visits include Junior Youngker with Roy Adams and Miss Genie Potts staying at Archie Thompson home where an injured back prompted a doctor on Wednesday. Cinda Fleming, recently in Centerville, is ill with kidney trouble and complications and rest at her niece Edgar Breese’s home. Others: Lottie Swan with flu, Mrs. Harley Tisue visiting Mrs. Bell Sheldon, Mrs. Ray McCord at Edgar Breese’s, and Iconium school eighth graders Roberteen Beaty Eloise Argo Richard Callen Jimmy Newby and Mark Allen in Moravia for exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Youngker
Roy Adams
Genie Potts
Archie Thompson
Harley Tisue
Bell Sheldon
Cinda Fleming
Centerville
Edgar Breese
Lottie Swan
Glen Turner
Chas
Argo
Ray McCord
Iconium School
Moravia
Roberteen Beaty
Eloise Argo
Richard Callen
Jimmy Newby
Mark Allen
Will Free
Anna Funkhouser
Delbert Tarbell
Truman Tarbell
Frank Swan
Community Social Roundup in Centerville and Nearby
Local residents frequent nearby towns for family visits and events. Several households share visits to Frank Hiatt and Orval Burton homes, attend births, birthdays, and a funeral, with multiple trips to Ottumwa Centerville and Des Moines noted. A birth announces a 10 pound son named Willie, reflecting neighborhood life and ongoing family milestones.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Ward
Rosemary Main
Mary
Don Johnson
Don
Atreamlinera
WPA
Richie
Int
MHS
Bob Howard
Cleland Jolly
Gene Tisue
Jack Long
Willard Cloyed
Roy Woodward
Clark Hellyer
Dick Newby
Virginia Gibbons
Robert Brown
Gene McCrory
Lazelle Williams
Rolin Dille
Donald Brain
Max Wren
Pearl Hiner
Mr. Pierce
Leroy D. Brown
Albia
Albin
Turner Funeral Home
Dotson Cafe
Main Bros
H G. Broshay General
Broshar Barber Shop
P. D. Schreiner
Oehler Bros
Moravia Beauty Shop
Dr. Slavin
Fitkins’ Skelly
Chet Browhar
Allen & Lewis Furniture
Moravia. Telephone Co
Veach Drug Store
Gardner Hatchery
Dr. Ore+ lup
Turner & Son
Hardware
MecDonough’s
Gambla
Nowel’s Produce
Swift & Co
Ward's
Cody Luse
Harris
Leonard Palmer
VAM
Edward Brown
Lyle Jones
Duane Veach
Codynea Luse
Virginia Zike
Virginia Argo
Ark
Moulton
Numa
Cincinnati
Planova
Exline
Rathbun
Unionville
FFA
Hurliman
United States
Vancouver
Canada
Bill Harris
Deloris
Kerry Gillaspie
Patsy Lee
Richard Smith
Switzerland
Ea J
Mépday
Germany
Guernsey
Jersey
Wm. Tomlin Wells
Curtis Tomlin
The
Eivornw Waterers
Seltch
Jamenwey
Joy Money
Trepp
Altri IV Paek
Moravia, Iowa
C. T. Slavin
Maple Grove
Appanoose Count Board
Towegian Printing Company
Scranton
Udell
Milt Exline
Tuesaday
Mary Ellen Houser
Harold Spring
Harold Welshard
Welshhota
Pervis Cridlehaugh
Mil
Helen
Mattie Campbell
Charles Main
Wiliam Searcliff
Mary Hornaday
Silas Summers
Olaf Miller
Myrtle Wilkinson
Mary Hopkins
Cecil Johnson and
Elsie
Mary Hanes
Dorothy Carver
Charles Petefish
Otis Exline
Nels Anderson
Harold Atkinson
Jennie Nicholson
Dorothy Reeves
Virgie Newell
Minnie Replogle
Guy McConnell
Harold Exline
Pervis Cridlebaugh
Seymour
Dewey Houser, Jr
Enon
J. T. VanDorin
Thansgessors
Ira Fisher
Ventory
E.G. Hawk
Russell Davis
Hartford
E. G. Hawk
F. P. Hawk
Guy Hawk
Glen
Claude Hawk
Truxton Dicks
Kenneth Free
R. 5
Faber
Geo. Reid
Russell
Ernest McKay
Lester Powell
Stuart
Clara Selby
J.T. VanDorin
C. S. Miller
Iconium
M. E
Christian
Kenneth Hunt
Christian Church
Carl Watterlind
Jess Derby
Ineay Hilton
Algia Derby
Loeb’s
Orance Calif
Birs
Clarence Johnson
Frank Swaim
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