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20 Feb 1930
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Moravia Union in Moravia, Iowa
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1930
Page
1
M H S News Basket and Grade Highlights
Freshmen held a class party February 13 in the school music room with committees for Refreshment Entertainment Invitation and sponsor Miss Griffin present. Juniors practiced for the play College Cut-ups in a boarding house setting near Lexington. Grade news notes visitors pupil movements drawings health work and Valentine exchanges while Commercial Work class reports rapid progress and a senior average of 42 words per minute with minor errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nooze
Economica
Lexington
Tuttle
Keemer
Richard Hiswick
Albia
Redman
Jessona
Vallentine
Stanfield
Donald Elawick
Ernest Garnet
W. M. Gardner
Parent Teachers Association
John Fletcher College
A.C. M
Mary Coffin and Wonetta Hiatt Study Amid Typing Clatter
In a brief exchange, Mary Coffin questions study focus with a roommate typing nearby, while Wonetta Hiatt replies she can read a chapter between keyboard clicks, illustrating distractions and focus strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Coffin
Wonetta Hiatt
Fletcher College Quartet Delights School Assembly
The John Fletcher College quartet entertained grade children and staff in the morning assembly. Mr. Baarts hosted, introducing quartet members Smith Young Zook and Finnell. They performed a sequence including Get Away from This Corn Field Water Boy Mosquitos and My Lady Love with a closing piece I Want My Life to Tell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher College
John Fletcher College
Cornfield
Zook
Mr. Baarts
Levinsky
L, Vv. C
Valentine Tea a Success by Home Making Class
The advanced Home making class hosted a Valentine Tea for mothers on Friday afternoon from 9 30 to 5 o clock. Faculty members and the freshman and eighth grade home making classes attended. Music in the next room played softly as 42 guests were entertained with dainty sandwiches cookies candies nuts tea and coffee. We were glad to have so many guests and hope they enjoyed it as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
N.D
Madge Hough and Arlene Dodd Exchange Tense Words
A fragment shows Madge Hough asking Arlene Dodd to sit while Dodd refuses due to a stiff neck and a frown being described as having no cash value. The dialogue hints at a conflict or social tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Hough
Arlene Dodd
Girls Athletic Association enrolls thirty four MIS students
Thirty four MIS girls are enrolled in the Girls Athletic Association with more to join upon request. Planned activities include basketball, track, tennis, hiking, horse back riding and bicycle riding. Members who have engaged in these activities should report to Norman Lee Firkins, Leona Waster, Elizabeth Smith, or Helen Main to receive points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Athletic Association
Norman Lee Fir
February Reflections and School Life Moments
A collage of classroom anecdotes notes February births, student habits, and spring signals. Entries mention Lucile Hauk and Elizabeth Sneed, tardiness, valentines, and a request from Miss Ellis about outside reading. A brief dialogue references meeting at the library at seven with Vern Boshak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Hauk
Library
Noorden Slavin
Doris Free
Lucille Coltrain
Elizabeth Sneed
Allen Mason
Glee Clubs
Miss Ellis
Scattersburg Neighbors Share Visits and Calls
Mrs Walter Gideon spent Monday with her mother Mrs Geo McCumber. Mr and Mrs Versal Robb were Unionville callers Monday morning. Mell Adams were visiting relatives Thursday. Wm Tomlin and T A Robb made a business trip to Centerville Thursday. Hosea Gilland and Quiller Adams Moravia callers Wednesday. Mrs T A Robb visited at the T Fletcher home Monday. Mrs E M Coltrain was no caller Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Whicker and Bobby Dean visited the Robb home Thursday. Miss Zula Taylor spent Friday at the M Gilland home. Daniel Fullerton called at the C A Adams home Thursday evening. J W Lockmans were Sunday callers at the C Adams home. Mr and Mrs Raymond Lockman and children spent Sunday at the W Trelan home. Curtis Tomlin spent Saturday night and Sunday at the W Tomlin home. Versal Robb delivered hogs at Blakesburg Saturday for H Gilland. Marsh Drake passed through Sunday evening en route home from Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gideon
Geo. McCumber
Versal Robb
Unionville
Mell Adams
Wm, Tomlin
T. A. Robb
Centerville
C. A. Adams
Johnnie Whicker
Bobby Dean
Robb
Zula Taylor
M. Gilland
Daniel Fullerton
C.A. Adams
J. W. Lockman
C. Adams
Raymond Lockman
W. Trelan
Curtis Tomlin
W. Tomlin
Blakesburg
H. Gilland
Marsh Drake
Shame
Moravia
Local social notes from Enon cy area details visits
Mrs A E Pence visited the I J Smith home last Tuesday. Mrs W M Giltner has been sick but improving. Loren and Arch Thompson called in Albig. Wendell and Berdell Roberts visited Rudolph Pence. Cy Jones visited J J Smith Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J S Faber and son Dean traded in Moravia. Mrs Ralph McCoy of Davenport visited J J Smith over weekend. Allie Pence and Rudolph Pence with Cy Jones attended Power Farming Day in Morning. Walter Gideon delivered hogs for Cy Jones on Wednesday morning. Bill Giltner traded with J Smith in Albin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Pence
I. J. Smith
W. M. Giltner
Loren
Arch Thompson
Albig
Wendell
Berdell Roberts
Rudolph Pence
Cy Jones
J. J. Smith
J. S
Hope Abandoned Then Konjola Restored Health
Mrs Anna Clark of Sioux City testifies Konjola cured three years of digestive and kidney issues after other remedies failed. She reports relief from indigestion and regular bowels and kidneys, with swelling and back pain resolved. Konjola is sold at Smith Drug Store Moravia and by many local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konjola
Anna Clark
Prairie Street
Sioux City
Moravia
Smith Drug Store
Justice Holmes Keeps Working at Ninety? Still Active
At eighty nine, Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes remains prolific and sharp, defying age with steady productivity. Mrs. Herbert Hoover earns praise as an exceptional cook, highlighted for her culinary skill and steady refinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Unionville Route 3 Social Notes and Visits
Unionville Route 3 reports multiple visits and gatherings. Burdett Cox served as Unionville caller on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Will Houser visited at the Charney Coffin home Friday evening. Harry Rumley and family visited his father Ed Rumley and butchered a hog. Kimmo Bay residents hosted Alin Albertson Alvin Foster John Foster Terry Albertson and families. Beulah Hiatt spent the weekend with relatives in Moravia. Tom Kingery injured by a horse last week and unable to go out. Tom Ivitt did business in Hightsville Saturday. Neighbors surprised Lenna Hart and daughter Sylvia with a wood gathering at their home Tuesday morning. Miller Aid provided dinner. attendees included Will Miller James Wood Claudius McGrew Logan Strunk Carl Coffin Fredrick Koehler Grand Paris Claud Sharp Bertett Cox Lee Tadlock Will Waites Wilber Miller. Ladies present included Mrs Carry Koehler Iva Steunk Bertha Miller Minnie Moffat Maude Goffin Cecil Tadlock Lenna and Sylvia Hart Martha and Wilen Paxston Lenora Paris and children Eva Miller Loraine Tadlock Emma Ray. Lee Moffat was sick Wednesday and missed school. Mr and Mrs Charley Coffin visited Addie Harrison in Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdett Cox
Unionvill
Will Houser
Charney Coffin Home
Harry Rumley
Calvin and
LaVerne
Bonnie Lee
Ed. Rumley
Kimmo Bay
Alin Albertson
Alvin
John Foster
Terry Albertson
Ruby
Susie
Beulah Hiatt
Moravia
Tom Kingery
Tom Ivitt
Hightsville
Lenna Hart
Sylvia
Miller
Will Miller
James Wood
Claudius McGrew
Logan Strunk
Carl Coffin
Fredrick Koehler
Grand Paris
Claud Sharp
Bertett Cox
Lee Tadlock
Will Waites
Wilber Miller
Carry Koehler
Iva Steunk
Bertha Miller
Minnie Moffat Maude Goffin
Cecil Tadlock
Lenna
Sylvia Hart
Martha
Wilen Paxston
Lenora Paris
Eva Miller
Unionville names and visitors in town report
John Selman of Unionville installed a radio for Harry Rumley Ed Rumley and Tom Hiatt. Unionville business callers listed Zeela Alma Lavera Elisha and Alvin Albertson. Miss Mary Coffin, visiting Moravia high school friends, spent the weekend at home. 1930 will be a prosperous year for newspaper advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ville
John Selman
Unionville
Harry Rumley
Rumley
Tom Hiatt
Zeela
Alma
Lavera
Elisha
Alvin Albertson
Mary Coffin
Moravia
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Enna
NBC
Nelson's Shoe Store
A. G. Broshar
Agt
M. H. S. News Basket
Retreshment
Genevieve Carter
Maxine Packer
Phyllis Lemaster
Juanita Hiatt
Thelma Main
James Raich
Margaret Thintt
Clelia Jones
Miss Shepherd
Miss Jennings
Miss Griffin
Valentines
Lye
G. B.C
L. K
Washington
Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank
Veril Layte
Vern
Boshak
Scattersburg
R. R. Pennington
Moravia Bakery
Oshkosh
B’gosh
Loeb’s
Monroe County
Albia, Iowa
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