Cincinnati Boys Win County Tournament Title
Cincinnati boys claimed the county tournament last fall. The report hints at fast action and upcoming games to watch, urging fans to see these matches.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1932
Page
2
Cincinnati boys claimed the county tournament last fall. The report hints at fast action and upcoming games to watch, urging fans to see these matches.
Young people from Hilton Iconium Albia Centerville and Moravia churches attended a Valentine party at the Hilton church Monday evening. Games were played with a red heart given to each attendee and Leila McNeff of Centerville led community singing and games. Refreshments of sandwiches and coffee were served. local committee members included Lucille Spencer Marie Clarke Leora Estlack and Lou Shaw with Rev. B G Hankina accompanying Moravia youths.
The notice lists Dr Heas products at Smith Drugs Store Woodward and Crawford public sale set for Thursday Feb 18. It mentions visits by Frank Swain in Albin and other residents visiting Albia Moravia Centerville and Des Moines. Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Virgil Easter on Feb 12 and multiple social visits by residents in the area.
Blue Front Mrs Wade Lockman and daughter Ora visited last week at Marve Lock mans Jim Moore helped Leslie Plants with his corn gathering Friday Hen Williams called on John Plant Sunday morning Mr Plant is getting better from illness Jeff Patrick helped Ben Jones with butchering John VonZente spent Sunday evening at Ben Jones Pauline Lazelle and Mary Marie kissed a couple of days of school on account of sickness Helen Hamilton spent Saturday with Dorothy Brown Enid Long was absent from school the last two weeks on account of ill Lyle Jones was on the sick list Saturday and Sunday Van Lemasters spent Sunday at John Plant s Mr and Mrs Versal Hough attended the funeral of Mrs L G Calhoun Lea Thompson moved to U G Turner pace Saturday Raymond Williams and Leslie Plant called Moravia Saturday morning The John VanZante family spent Sunday at the Marve Lockman home Leo Kosman trucked a load of machinery to Missouri Saturday There were 114 neighbors and friends given they a farewell party last week Mr and Mrs Lee Hiatt and Betty spent Sunday at Charlie Platts.
A promotional piece touts Camoplex ion Cream Eiase of Ostment with Golden Oats in a Silver Refill Stick. It recommends Cow's Vanishing Cream as a companion, suggests stewed fruit for effectiveness, and notes use by both young women and men. The note claims long term health and clarifies it differs from Cow's Vanishing Cream.
Declam winners announced for Unionville High School event held at M H church last week. Oratorical winner Writa Stanley. second Lewis Doty. Dramatic winner Opal Seux. second Agnes Hull. Humorous winner Margaret Wilson. second Orris Harrington. Other competitors named across oratorical and dramatic categories. Community notes cover local visits, club meetings, and upcoming events.
The Chas. Hough family invited several families for a day at their home on Sunday February 14. Guests brought filled baskets and enjoyed the day before the Houghs move from the community after ten years. Attending were the Houghs Fred Callen and family Frank Wilson and family Ray Mc Cloud Harve Main and fertiles and R. J. Funkhouser and wife.
The secretary outlines enrollment changes from 286 to 258 with 11 non resident and tuition pupils from 11 districts. Tuition income and taxation funds are compared with a current annual cost per pupil around 69 dollars and average teacher pay of 128 dollars monthly. The district has 211 dollars invested capital per pupil, a 1200 volume library, and two new school buildings financed in the past decade.
Fresh Jersey milk cow offered by R. Jennings for Miller Products via Mrs Stally Carter. Hedge pants timothy and clover seed mixed recleaned sold by Jack Luse. Electric washing machine in good condition and electric radio priced reasonably via Fea Hammond. Rent notice by B Utterback. Page appears as trimmed classified snippets.
Classified notes list a portable Corona typewriter for sale at 35 cash viewable at the Mr and Mrs R E Luse and Miss Moravia Union office. Other items include alfalfa hay for sale, and various local social notices from Centerville Unionville Iconium and Moravian neighbors.
ENON Loren and Arch Thompson assisted T. &, Thompson bite her Tuesday. Pence rode a train to Moravia last Friday. George Cloyed, ill, visited Centerville for treatment on Friday. Ralph McCoy and daughter Margaret visited the Smith Giltner home Sunday. The Faber family, Dean and Mrs BR on Moravia visits Saturday and Sunday. Carl Cloyed hauled corn from the Cloyed farm. Rob Lockman called on J L Jones I Monday morning. Walter Gideon sawn wood for Thompson brothers Wednesday afternoon. Mario Thompson stayed Wednesday night with Mildred Roberts. Mabel Hawk visited her father Geo Cloyed Thursday. Pence visited Smith Giltner home Thursday. Dick Faber visited Jessica and his wife Friday at the Faber home. Guy and Hilbert Roberta and R Waber helped Thompson Byes with wood Wednesday afternoon. A Zell Wilson visit Tuesday evening. Mrs Leda Sincox and Clair were in Moravia Saturday to see Mrs J I Jones. RH P Sincox and family and Harold Jones spent Sunday at Grant Sincox home. A T P club meets at Lawrence Johnson’s home Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Willie VanDorin spent Wednesday at the Jimmie VanDorin home Herman Johnson was a caller Wednesday at the E G Lincox home Mandana Jennings Katrena Syet ma and Lawrence Johnson were among those who shared time together with local residents
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