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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1951

Page

5

Moravia FFA scales two basketball wins and activity notes

Moravia FFA chapters list Iowa and national memberships and praise for faculty meals. Moravia swept Centerville in two games 81 to 15 and 24 to 7 led by Bill Bishop and Thomas Proctor with points. Classroom news notes senior annual prep, a classmate recovering from appendectomy, and letters sent.

Moravia F. F. A Centerville Moravia Bill Bishop D. White Thomas Proctor Hoover and White

Our Girls Beat Centerville Pairls Skate Case Promise

A brief note reports Janet Broshar and teammates winning a local girls event at Centerville. Her father promised a skate case if they won, and the girls achieved the victory amid scarce weekly news.

Centerville Janet Broshar Janey

Senior Graphs Portrait of Thedas Athelda

A school profile lists Thedas Athelda from Cardove Iowa born May 28 1933. It covers grade school Muff Creek Omega high school Toravia age 17 brown hair blue eyes 5 5 103 pounds.

Cardove Iowa Muff ‘Creek Omega Toravia Kimrell Blue Jaron Buiclight Padittle Nurses Aid

Present Prospects of the Future

Fern Arnold Kathryn Broshar Joyce Woodward Connie Easter Roberta Pasovich Beverly Hiatt Twyla Rockwell Lorraine Rinehart Lois Christy Wanda Tomlin Mary Jo Fraime Joyce Woodward George Jerry Massman Nadine Thompse Connie Hammond Wauneta Paxston Shirley Luse dJoait 1ddiock Mary Louise Wilson Verna Rogers Pat McDanel Mildred Kelley DaVonna McMullin. Several of the boys and girls in our room have been having the chicken pox. Mrs. Merle Smith visited in our room a little while Monday after noon. We are studying about animals of the circus and zoo. We enjoyed the movies Here Comes the Circus and Farm Animals. Joe was six years old Monday. His sister Frances Ann Easter served Dixie cups. He chose a story to be read. Then we played Follow the Leader. We saw the movie Children of Holland Wednesday. It was very interesting. We have finished our workbooks Phonics We Use. Jimmie Smith was neither absent nor tardy the first semester. Others that weren't absent were Linda Gardner Sharon DuVall and Joe Kaster.

Fern Arnold Kathryn Broshar Joyce Woodward Jim Shirley Easter Connie Roberta Pasovich Beverly Hiatt Twyla Rockwell Lorraine Rinehart Lois Christy Wanda Tomlin Mary Jo Fraime Joyce, Woodward George Jerry Massman Nadine Thompse Connie Hammond Wauneta Paxston Shirley Luse dJoait ‘1Ddiock Mary Louise Wilson Verna Rogers Pat McDanel Mildred Kelley DaVonna McMullin Merle Smith Joe Frances Ann Easter Jimmie Smith Linda Gardner Sharon DuVall Joe Kaster

First and Second Grade At Movie Day And Attendance

Students watched the movie Holland on Wednesday morning and made valentines and February booklets for language. Connie McMullin missed due to chicken pox while Dorothy Burns, David Murdy, and Dwight Thompson had perfect attendance for the first semester.

Holland Connie McMullin Dorothy Burns David Murdy Dwight Thompson

Weather Chart Keeps Daily Data In Class Room

A weekly trio records the weather daily on our weather chart in Yivth and Sixth Grades. The goal is a perfect record by the committee, noting temperature and conditions to track patterns and teach observational skills.

Sunday Socials and Moves Noted in Local Visitors

Mr and Mrs Frank Shoemaker visited the Callen home on Sunday. Edgar Stansberry and Jerry from Moulton called on EB A Luse on Monday en route home from Colorado. Zoe Cox and Gary and Gene visited Russell Burns Sunday. Dwight Stocker and children were Sunday guests at the Mikels home. Clarence Dowd family visited with Mr and Mrs Wm Gardner Sunday evening. Jimmie Argo has been on the sick list. Neva Mericle and Lois Jacobs papered the Coulson farm house where the O Conner family is moving. Those attending the Walter Scott sale included Dowd, Burns, O Conner, Van Lemaster, and Callen families. E A Luse moving to Moravia to occupy Dick Morrison residence. Mary Burns and Leo Thompson families were supper guests at Burns home Sunday evening. Sharon and Gary O Conner were supper guests of Charlene and Jimmie Burns Monday night.

Frank Shoemaker C. 8 Callen Edgar Stansberry Jerry Moulton EB. A. Luse Colorado Tom Philby Zoe Cox Gary Gene Russell Burns Dwight Stocker Mikels Clarence Dowd Wm. Gardner Jimmie Argo Neva Mericle Lois Jacobs

Boyer Ridge By Wanda Cochran

Mr and Mrs Marvin Morris moved to their new home in Main Station Saturday. Mr and Mrs Averill Easter and Robert were dinner guests at the Ralph Pfannebecker home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Glen Fowler and

Marvin Morris Main Station Averill Easter Robert Ralph Pfannebecker Glen Fowler

Local family notices mark gatherings across many homes

Families visited multiple relatives in the area with Sunday calls to Moffit and Kaster households, dinners and social events at Johnson and Luse homes, and a high school supper for Kupfer Ischmid basketball teams. A move finished with Curtis Tomlin family hosting. Iowa farmers report corn on farms Jan 1 down by more than a fifth from last year.

Iowa

Maple Grove Social News Summary

Maple Grove society notes detail multiple Sunday and Monday gatherings. Families listed include Tucker, DuVall, Tadlock, Johnson, Hawk, Walther, Knapp, Woodward, Matthies, Hainline, and others, visiting homes of relatives and friends in Centerville and Fairfield with dinners, suppers, and afternoon get togethers.

Read and See Beauties of Shakespeare in American Weekly

Beginning February 1 the great color magazine distributed with Sundays Chicago Herald American presents John Erskine’s easy to read analysis of five Shakespeare plays retold in absorbing story form. Beautiful color illustrations accompany the stories. Don’t miss this series starting Sundays in the Chicago Herald American’s color magazine.

Great Color Chicago Heraldamerican John Erskine Chicago Herald - American Great Color Magazine

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National Ffa Future Farmers of Ameria The Teaqchera Mr. Kupferschmld F. A. News Janet George Woodward Chet Miss Kimbrell Wanda Cochran Karl Tuttle Bill Dean Booth Ronald Cross Darwin Jordan Richard McDanel Donna McElderry La_Vonne Card Janie Sawyer Rebecca Dye Coleen Fenton de- Loris Hiatt Jewell Miller Mily Rose Dennis Kelley PFL Easter P Wilson Bishop Carter E Clark J. Brown T. Proctor Ponesi P White Peckham Maholovich Dykes Houser Bolanger Proctor Scott Brown Tadlock Massman Condra Carter Johnson Arnold Evan Bolanger Hoover Mollette Ain White Andover Ford Tractors Dearborn Farm Equipment Briggs Motor Tractor Division Albia Goode Thedas Athelda Rush Boyer Ridge Oper House Resell Iconitum V. C. Easter Gene Tisue Lloyd Davison Ray Davison Robert Moffit Forrest Moffit San Francisco California Tokyo Japan Walter Forbes Joyce Mary Underwood Ivan. Moffit Roy Hiatt James Kaster Virgil Kaster Delmont Moffit Lee Houser V. C. Kaster Rex Foster Patty Kaster Veril Kaster Kupfer Wilbert Johnson Gabe Johnson Curtis Tomlin John Wilson Ron Woodward Cody Luse Ralph Tucker Mildred Fred Hainline Maple Grove Winston DuVall Lawrence Roland Wm. Tomlin Walter Scott Charlotte Sandra Virgil Johnson Raph Tucker Cheryl Christine Basil Tadlock Claude Hawk Loren Walter M. A. Knapp Bill Long Tom Robb Carl Hiatt Grant Tadlock Davis Paint Store Niti Southern Utilities Company L. P. Clow Laws Black Rea Turner Funeral Home Richey Florists Ard Seeren Eerie Nore Olds Chevrolet Ford Mearl C Albia, Iowa
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