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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1938

Page

7

Moravia High School Notes Spring Yearning and Activities

February breezes and sun spark interest in spring among Moravia High School students. The issue lists new physical training equipment, archery for girls, a ping pong set, and upcoming county tournaments, declamatory contests, and a March musicale with detailed participant rosters and soloists.

Harris Stafford Antes Towa Otis Stafford Crocker MHS Moravia Moulton Cincinnati Centerville High School

Rural School News COULSON Class Attends and Adds Up

Faith Hanes teaches at Coulson where perfect attendance honors go to Naomi and Clyde Stevens Clarence and Jay Anderson and Dale Callen. First and fourth grade health posters showcased lunch foods. Clyde Stevens studies one hundred addition concepts and count to one hundred by eight. The number class counts by twos to one hundred and learns addition basics. An arithmetic chart labeled Flying High in Arithmetic features miles equal to daily additions subtractions. Primary pupils create paper airplanes with miles marked by thumbtacks. Virginia Hiatt and Clyde Stevens lead best daily miles in addition and subtraction respectively. Eighth graders prepare for county exams while penmanship notices and dental hygiene reminders appear on the bulletin board.

Herbert Main Vera Jean Matherly Berniece Underwood James Barbara Jo Ellen Broshar Don Orelup Marilyn Brosher Imogene Hiatt Maxine Matherly Maxine Smith Coulson Faith Hanes Naomi Clyde Stevens Clarence Jay Anderson Dale Callen Emery Hiatt Virginia Hiatt Clyde Stevena Lois Mericle Betty Luse Doris Mericle Jay Clarence Anderson Paul and Leta and Clyde Stevens Joanne Anderson Ralph Mericle

Second Grade Health Reading and Book Counts

The second grade tracks books read by students Donna Anderson leads with sixty books, Jack Broshur has fifty one. The class split into two groups Brownies and another name. They retell stories including The End and the Shoemakers and discuss health topics from safety books. They plan a mock store The Good Health Store with signs by Jack and Gerald.

Donna Anderson Jack Broshur Betty Jack Gerald Wade Sue Price Anade Bela

Return to the Old Home in a Family Dilemma

A family near Turfield longs to move back to their old house. Rob expresses homesickness and ambitions while Cynthia seeks a better future. Mrs. Chilton hopes for reunion with the old place as the children debate work, schooling, and attachment to the cemetery plot cared for by Roger. The tale closes on a moral line about true worth and guidance.

Cynthia Robert Rob Sidney Fox Chicage Washington Market Jim Jones Terryville Marbury Jimmy Roger Jimmy Jones Chilwoos

Californians Attend Funeral Services for Ry man Kincade

In Moulton and Centerville areas residents gathered for the funeral of Ry man Kincade, with relatives including Joe Martin Lige Kincade and others visiting in Moravia Rathbun and Centerville. Community members, such as the Sufficools Foster and McKerns, spent weekends visiting family and assisting with chores.

New Hope Club Quilts and Visits Across Homes

New Hope club met at multiple homes two weeks apart to quilt and share a cooperative dinner. Guests included many local residents and couples such as George Howell Bert Meadows J. T. Hiatt Lloyd Carter and Harley Vincant with various family visits noted in Centerville Mystic and Des Moines.

New Hope Club George Howell Mia Homer Utterback Carl Coffin Duane Bert Meadows J. T Ella Hiatt Lloyd Carter Bob Lute Hiatt Lela Boyer Tom Workman T Harold Turner Mystic Dick Wilson

Donavan Family and Friends Gather in Local Visits

Mr and Mrs W E Donavan and family spent Sunday at Frank Hiatt home. Wesley ladies quilted at Orval Burton home Thursday afternoon. Delmont Moffitt and Nancy Jo visited Roy Scott home Wednesday evening. Russell Burns family hosted visitors including Leon Burns Lola Boyer Ivan Harsh and Betty Sunday. Dick Wilson family attended Keith Bair funeral in Unionville Sunday. Genevieve Donavan spent Monday with Nellie Rose.

W. E. Donavan Frank Hiatt Wesley Orval Burton Delmont Moffitt Nancy Jo Roy Scott Russell Burns Leon Burns Lola Boyer Ivan Harsh Betty Dick Wilson Keith Bair Unionville Genevieve Donavan Nellie Rose

Local Social Roundup From Centerville Area

Weekend visitors and callers are noted around Centerville. Delmar Hiner spent the weekend at the Chris Bogart home. Mr and Mrs Carl Tomlin and Lillian and Dean were Sunday visitors at Johnny Foster's. Lew Hiner and family visited Chris Bogart Sunday afternoon. F W Wright called Friday at Johnny Foster's. Mrs Edna Dyphon and Larry Bishop returned home Sunday after 10 days at Fern Wright's. A list of visitors to Mrs Vivian Wright over the past two weeks includes Ted Wilson Zell Wilson Gus Luse T. J. Luse Frank Wilson and sons Pearl Hiner Burke Wilson Eph Wilson Mary Boller Car Cloyed Iles Heady Mys A A Wright R C Wilson and Mary Putman.

Delmar Hiner Chris Bogart Carl Tomlin Lillian Dean Johnny Foster Lew Hiner Kenneth Gladfelder F. W. Wright Centerville Edna Dyphon Larry Dean Bishop Fern Wright Vivian Wright Ted Wilson Zell Wilson Gus Luse T. J. Luse Frank Wilson and Sons Pearl Hiner Burke Wilson Wilbert Large Eph Wilson Mary Boller Car Cloyed Iles Heady And Imys A. A. Wright R. C. Wilson Mary Putman

Albia and area residents report various calls and visits

Fuller Frank Jones was a Moravia caller Friday to have a tooth pulled. Carlysle Long drove Lloyd and Irvin Reimer to Fairfield Iowa Sunday evening after their car broke down. E F Wilson Wilbert Large and Jep Lockman called at Jess Smith's Friday afternoon. Elbert Elder becomes route 1 carrier out of Albia. Raymon Jones helped Cecil Parcel cut hedge Thursday afternoon. James Long and Richard Allen were Albia callers Thursday afternoon. Lloyd and Irvin Reimer of Fort Mead South Dakota visited Saturday night and Sunday at Raymon Jones home. Mr and Mrs Jess Smith and Carol Dean were Albia callers Friday morning, Mrs Raymon Jones spent Wednesday.

Frank Jones Carlysle Long Lloyd Irvin Reimer Fairfield Iowa E. F. Wilson Wilbert Large Jep Lockman Jess Smith Elbert Elder Albia Elbert Raymon Jones Cecil James Long Richard Allen Fort Mead South Dakota Carol Dean

Local visits and neighborly gatherings noted

Wednesday with Mrs. Cecil Parcel. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith visited Jess Smith's Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Garlysle Long and son Dale were Sunday visitors at James Long's. Jess Smith, Cecil Parcel, and James Long helped Lester Smith jlow wood Wednesday afternoon. Jess Smith called at John Allem's Tuesday evening. Cloyd Pester was calling in this neighborhood one day last week. Junior and Pearl Smith called on their grandfather Oliver Elswick in Moravia Sunday morning.

Cecil Parcel Leonard Smith Jess Smith Garlysle Long Dale James Long Lester Smith John Allem Cloyd Pester Junior Pearl Smith Oliver Elswick Moravia

Brown Family Socials and Attendances in Albia Moravia

A series of social visits and attendances in Albia Moravia and surrounding areas. Notable participants include Homer Brown, W A Brown, Harold Brown, Zelda Brown, Velda Brown, LeRoy Brown, and C C Smith with Ed Points. Activities span Wednesday to Monday with visits to homes and a class play in Moravia.

Centerville Trio Visit Lester Brain Home Thursday

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oughton and Mrs. Cooper of Centerville were Thursday evening guests at the Lester Brain home, sharing hospitality and conversation in the social event.

Roy Oughton Mrs. Cooper Centerville lLester Brain

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rewsbasket Roy Adams Hilton Udell Paul V. Bissel Bloomfield Junior College Bissell Rachel Taylor Bloomfield High School Young Girls Glee Club Boys Glee Club Jean K. Broshar Donna Jean Luse Grace Willard Cloyed Josephine McDonald Duane Veach Mary Horstman Lyle Jones Virginia Zike Max Gollaher Jean Veach James Hilton Clarence Caster Elajnne Easter Dorothy Nowels Margaret Burton Tom Zike Virginia Gibbons Floyd Johnson Roberta Main Max McDonough Helen Carter Gaylord Main Gene Main Phyllis Hiatt Bobby Howard Grace Argo Don Jones Jack Long Elaine Palmer Virginia Argo John Laws Elvise Walter Jerry Winsler Bernadine Bishop Codyne Luse Vivian Hudgens Mary K. Veach Rosemary Main Mary Rose Main George Tracy Richard Smith Billy Broshar Patricia Ann Halden Dena Mae Luse Bobby Hiatt Mary Rose Ralph Davis Velda Hiatt Helen Alois Gardner Harold Mason Will Davis Dorothy Brown Pauline Williams Mrs. Plants Helen Davis Loyd Brown Cass Leslie Plant Carl Derby Plants Leslie Rufus Kuster Evan Hurst Betty Lou Mat Watt Wil Davis Aid Harold Manan Ralph Enevie Delovis Davis Centervisie Delutie Nister Mire Derby Midwest Rendering Co Pels Ee DR. DE Miles Rural School News Yun California and Vicinity Joe Martin Lige Kincade Ryman Kincade Stanley Sufficool Arthur Sufficool Jack Dykes Rathbun Charlie Ellia Clyde McKern Dick Sufficool Robert Foster Charlie Fred Tarr Catie Whicker Pearlie Boyer Clark McKern Bert McKern Bernard DeBoyle Roy Sufficool Biddle Mr. Pleasant Edward Points Harold Zelda J Brown Smith W. A. Brown Homer Brown W. A.brown Velda Ena LeRoy Brown C. C. Smith Cora Smith Wood C.T. Slavin M. D Turner Ambulance Service
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