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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1933

Page

2

Moravia Greyhounds Lead Conference in Bounce

The Moravia Greyhounds defeated Corydon Friday night February 3 to run their conference record to four wins and zero losses. Corydon led 9 to 3 early, but Moravia’s defense tightened and they finished with 32 points while Corydon scored 27. The team heads toward two more conference games and two nonconference tilts, with Souila upcoming Friday.

Moravia Greyhounds Corydon Battling Greyhounds Greyhounds Moravia Meavis Souilla Mhsfourth George Washington Abraham Lincoln

Rural School News Showers Students Meet Busy Readings

Grace Luse reports in Showers school highlights that first graders Dallas Johnson and John Earl Ballanger started their first readers while second graders Pauline Broshard and Barbara Martin completed the third second grade reader. Attendance records show 64 absences among 14 pupils, over 99 percent attendance, with 22 pupils never absent or tardy. Doris Jean Luse has a perfect spelling record, others miss few words. Margaret and John Burton treated the school to cookies last week. Doris celebrates an eleventh birthday on February 8 with cards and a surprise party at last period. Fourth graders study fractions, sixth graders tackle compound numbers, and Ralph Pfannebecker studies compound interest as seventh graders progress.

Doris Jean Luge Margaret John Burton Daria Jean Luse Doris H Qur Ralph Pfannebecker

Birthday gatherings and regional social notes in Albia area

A list of local greetings and visits across Albia Moravia and nearby on January 1st to 2nd includes Mrs Pence and Miss Coltrain birthdays at the Pence home, quilting and wood hauling at homes, upcoming visits to the Roberts and Neff households, and multiple calls by the Earnest McKay, Mary Main, and Winkleman families plus a Fairview Ezra Coltrain social.

A. E. Pence Albin

West Point Social Roundup Highlights and Calls

West Point residents share weekend visits with Albia and Moulton attendees. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown and Rollis Brown hosted and visited neighbors. Haver boy named a new scholar earns a local note. Ruff Kuster saws wood, Oskaloosa kin visit, and Pearl Kelsey receives a call from O. G. Davis.

Wels Brown Albla Claude Fulton Rollis Brown Weat Point Haver Ruff Kuster Herman Sytsman Oskaloosa O. G. Davis Wen Pearl Kelsey Lloyd Brown van Zante Pearl Kolney Gernatt Brown

Stop Taking Soda for Gas On Stomach

An old time drugstore note promotes Adlerika from Smith and Veach Drugists claiming it relieves gas and poor sleep by removing bowel poisons. It urges stopping soda to aid digestion and suggests a single dose for relief.

Smith & Veach

Local Centerville Visits and Moravia News Update

Centerville business visitors Ray McCord Jas Black C 8 Nash H W Potts and Fred Cousina were seen in Centerville Monday. Weekend guests in Moravia included Mr. and Mrs. Pete Schreiner of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs Emery Hiatt. Various local residents reported illness travel and gatherings including Mrs C C Cullera Miss Caroline Like and families of Beery Hiatt Erakine and Smith. The news notes community meetings Farm Bureau attendance and a run of domestic movements.

Ray McCord Centerville Jas. Black Nash H. W. Potts Pete Schreiner Waterloo Moravia Fred Cousina C.C. Cullera Caroline Like Conn Iowa Emery Hiatt Fred Hiatt J. D. Minnes Jennia Robinson Kirksville Mra J. H. Rice Tolbert Moore Des Moines Lyle Beery Standard Oil Amy Wilson Farm Bureau Josephine Foster Frank Selby P. S. Hiatt W. A. Smith Albia W. W. Tracy Dons Dale Caris Myra A. M. Patterson Morayai Donald Erakine Muriel Dorety Ottumwe Frances Lucas Mra. Erakine Delmar Wilson C.T. Slavin Mary Johnson J. W. Todd A. B.hightahoe Ottumwa C. J. Pix Agency Fix Roger Oliver Miltenberger Washington, D. C Almast Dean Turley H. K. Smith W. T. Smith H. A. Smith Methodiet Hospital Herbert. Smith Onisha Nebr Smith

Harps Through History and Innovations

The harp, oldest stringed instrument, traces back to biblical mentions of Jubal as inventor. Sebastian Erard's 1704 patent for a seven pedal harp and a 1808 patent for a seven pedal double action harp revolutionized tuning. Later nineteenth century improvements refined the instrument further.

Wention Jubal Sebastian Erard Erard

Monkeys Mimic Humans In Popular Culture

A fragmentary piece notes the likeness of monkeys to humans since early contact. It mentions apes imitating people and the phrase aping a person entering common usage. Also touches on movie industry using primate actors and ape characters.

Mannorsoe

Declamatory Contest at Unionville February 10th

Unionville High School will host a declamatory contest on Friday night February 10 at the high school auditorium. Fifteen students compete while the girl club presents numbers and a merit program.

Unionville High School Canoe Glen Club

Groundhog Weather Forecast Claim Prompts Skeptical Hope

The text asserts the groundhog told the truth about winter, expressing belief in six months of cold. It notes hope he won’t abandon the frigid spell early, reflecting a lighthearted seasonal superstition and public enthusiasm for Punxsutawney Phil style folklore.

Farewell social honors Powell family at Will Powell home

About 28 ladies and children gathered Thursday at the Will Powell home to bid farewell to the Powell family who have lived in the community for years. The note praises their neighborliness, hospitality, and willingness to help, calling the home a de facto free telephone relay station. The writers wish them luck and express lasting gratitude.

Will Powell Powell

Local Moravia Social and School Notice Roundup

Eighth grade exams were taken in Moravia last Thursday and Friday by Omega LaRue Thompson Fabry Stocker and Kenneth Coltrain. A Saturday afternoon visit touched Gomer Stocker home. Numerous residents visited Moravia Wednesday and Sunday with gatherings at Lucile Coltrain and Clara McCumber homes. Elmer Henderson spent Sunday at Tom Drake’s and Monday with his sister in Ballenger family circles.

LaRue Thompson Fabry Stocker Kenneth Coltrain Moravia Miley Lockman Gomer Stocker Lawrence and Burdette Ward Clifford Cleo Stocker Enon Fairview Lucile Coltra J. R. Lockman Unionville Fay Leo Paxston Elmer Henderson Lucila Ballenger Fairy Stocker Clara McCumber Tom Drake Fred Coltrain Geo. E. McCumber H. & McCumber Jim Otis Ballenger Luctta, Ballenger G. E. McCumber Jim McCumber Billy Carter

Funeral attendance from Moravia and Garden Grove area

Mr and Mrs P D Schreiner and others from Moravia and Pacific Junction attended the funeral of Mrs Dr Chas Schreiner in Sigourney last Friday. The Progressive club met at Mrs Rollie McDonough home last Thursday with bridge, Mrs Theo Miller winning high score, and guests Mrs W C Main and Mrs Herbert Steinmeyer.

Mra P. Ds Schreiner Howard Vans J. Hy Schreiner Elizabeth Broshar George Winaler Paul Broshar Pearl E. Broshay Moravia Henry Strohl Garden Grove Towa Paul Strohl Pacific Junction Sigourney Chas. Schreiner Rollie McDonough Theo Miller W. C. Main Centerville Herbert Steinmeyer

Classified ads for sale and rent in Moravia period

Sale recleaned clover seed at low mood prices by Carl Cloyed. For rent 200 acres good pasture near Moravia call or see Ben Williams Moravia. For sale oil stove sideboard gas engine organ. Also have house to rent join S Campbell.

Carl Cloyed Moravia Ben Williams S. Campbell

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