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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1939

Page

4

Otis Rewsbasket eyes Moravia high school hero

The article profiles Otis Rewsbasket from Moravia who attended four high schools, favors Moravia, enjoys typing and shorthand, and hopes to work in Dallas after graduation. It notes his dislikes, ambitions, and plans, and adds school activities like a marionette show and a sewing club. It also mentions scarlet fever cases at the school and upcoming events such as a one act play festival.

Otis SIMPSON STAFFORD _Otis Ankeny Blakesburg North Dex Moines Moravia Gar Christman Osis Dallas Texas Mae West Wally Simpson National Assembly Minneapolis Mits Appahoose County Numa Moravia High School Miss O'Leary Mary Jeraldine Hiner Sylvia Milleman Sylvia George Washington

Seventh Grade News From Mrs Harris Class

Seventh grade notes describe last week with scarlet fever affecting Mrs Harris and substitutes teaching. Students studied geography on the builders and homes, and seventh grade reading discussed etiquette with class talks.

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Community News From Centerville and Surroundings

Pauline Townsend visited relatives with Lyn Hilton and Ernest Hiatt family. Virginia and Robert visited Jim Cline. Mrs Coulson died Monday. many friends mourn. Roy and Corydon Niday visited Ralph Mericle, others called on Maude Coulson in Centerville. Francis Miller was sick and Dale Callen stayed with James Hilton. Some Centerville Saturday travelers left cars and walked home. Sylvia Callen spent week with cousin Maude Coulson in Centerville.

Pauline ‘Townsend Lyn Hilton Ernest Hiatt Virginia Robert Jim Cline George McDonald Callen Jan Coulson Centerville James Hilton Sylvia Callen Maude Coulson

California and Vicinity Social Roundup

William Rohl and Bobby visited Joe Martin family on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gladfelder and sons were guests Sunday. Tess Gladfelder hosted with grandparents. Tleta Reeves stayed last week with grandparents. Max Whicker weekend with Carl Tisue. Harley Tisue and Sunday School party attendance. Morayne visit by locals Saturday. Gene Boyer stayed with uncle Catie Whicker Thursday night. John Platt visited by the Gladfelders Monday. Walter Lemanter with Harley Tigue Tuesday. Espy family and Lee Johnson with Medora Hawk and Lloyd McDanel on Sunday. Shirley Townsend and family with J W McDanel Sunday. Charles Gladfelder and Gene at Clyde Gladfelder's Sunday. Jackson Luse sale attended Tuesday. Pauline Townsend weekend with aunt Mia. Daphne Hilton and family mentioned.

William Rohl Bobby Joe Martin Kenneth Gladfelder Tess Gladfelder Tleta Reeves William Hilton Bill "Reeves Tieta Max Whicker Carl Tisue Harley Tisue Medora Hawk Lloyd McDanel Shirley Townsend Charlene Junior J. W. McDanel Robert Charles Gladfelder Gene Clyde Gladfelder Pauline Townsend Mia Daphne Hilton

Dramatic Theatre Listings at Albia and More

The local theater advertises February showings at ProcuitaM KING THEATRE Albia featuring Luisa Ratner Alan Marshall and Paulette Goddard in dramatic titles. A double feature with Buck Jones and Illegals Traffic screens by Mary Carlisle and J Carrol Naish, plus Loretta Young Richard Greene and Walter Brennan in Kentucky.

Luisa Ratner Alan Marshall Paulette Goddard Dramatsc Buck Jones Overland &Xpress Mary Carlisle J. Carrol Naish Loretta Young Richard Greene Walter Brennan Kentucky

Local Family Visits Over Weekend Amid Illness

Names including Mr and Mrs Roy Scott and families are listed as weekend visitors from Wednesday to Saturday. Several adults and children spent Sunday at Russell Burns home with Olin Foster David Weaton Leon Burns Charles Boyer Lola and Obe Burns among others. A New Hope school closed Monday due to teacher Francis Miller illness.

Don Pettibone Jerry Anne Jimmie Nancy Jo Moffitt Roy Scott Keith Rose Robert Richard Ae Rose Memphis Russell Burns Olin Foster David Weaton Larry Leon Burns Charles’ Boyer Lola Obe Burns Florence Underwood New Hope Francis Miller

Moravia Social Roundup Includes Visits and Calls

Mr Pleasant and Mrs Arch Herron with son James visited Moravia Wednesday evening. C C Smith W A Brown and John Kenton attended a Soil Conservation meeting at Hilton Tuesday. Homer Brown called Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Harry Robinson and children spent Wednesday evening at W A Browns. C C Smith attended the funeral of Elmer Charity at Moravia Wednesday afternoon. Charles Brown of New Sharon spent Saturday night at W A Browns. Johnson sawed wood for C C Smith Monday. Mr and Mrs W A Brown and family visited Sunday at Charles Browns in New Sharon. Homer and Harold Brown called Monday morning at Otha Taylors.

Arch. Herron James Moravia C.C. Smith W. A. Brown John Kenton Hilton Homer Brown Harry’ Robinson New Sharon Apent Johnson C. C. Smith Charles Brown New’ Sharon Homer Harold Brown Otha Taylor R. S. Faber and Aon Dallas R. A. Faber Ray Lockman Wilson Leonards H. H. King Elwood Stafford Roy Fisher Ralph Fisher Oscar Harvey Blakesburg Soil Conservation Center Roy Scott Delmont Moffitt Frank Hiatt Elmer Charity Russell Burna Chasiene Allie Westen Gerald Hunter Frank Chambers Chambers Mr. Hunter Ottumwa Hospital Richard Robert Rose Lloyd Rowe John Wood W. B. Donavan Muscatine Wood Rocksland Company Harry Duncan Hayward Minnesota Ivan Harsh Rusesll Burns Chaslene Keith Rose Bahert R. C. Hart Hiattsville Sarah Hanes Emery Hiatt Hanes W. N. Miller Creech Mr. Creech Bertha Miller Sam Hudgens Ted Campbell Nancy Campbell Claude Paris Floyd Cecil Tadlock Lorene Frederick Koehler Wilbur Miller Mary Faith Hanes Eleanor Miller Ray Fullerton Norman Hanes Aaron Campbell Misa Eleanor Miller Minnie Wood Inoon Willard Swasick Sona

Local Social Roundup and Center Meeting Adverts

Urbana and vicinity notes social calls from the Faber and King households. Families visited, illness improves, and birthday festivities noted. Center hosted a Soil Conservation meeting and township farmers gathered to sign up for the 1939 program.

Local Residents Attend Funerals and House Moves

New Hope resident Roy Scott helped the Delmont Moffitts move to a new home on Thursday. Mrs Frank Hiatt attended Elmer Charity’s funeral midweek. Several visitors stopped by various homes including Mr and Mrs Gerald Hunter and family at the Frank Chambers residence.

Local Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits and Events

A crowded list of Centerville-area visitors and residents shares Sunday dinners and calls at homes in Centerville Udell Afton and Moravia. Notes include church prayer meetings and a postponed tea due to weather with multiple families and individuals named.

Hiattsville Notes Count Weekend Visit and Local Happenings

Local items report visits between Hiatt and Harsham residents, a cold improving for Martha Hiatt, and attendance at the Jack Luse sale. The Van Lewmen move to a Centerville area farm, and social gatherings with Neuman Daniels and Yeanger are noted. Teachers report eighth graders passing exams, and Hygiene Sharp visits Des Moines relatives.

Vess Hiatt Chariton Lute Hiatt Martha Hiatt M. E. McDanel Ladies Aid C. 8 Callen Evelyn Hiatt Harsham Itowa van Lewmen John Thomas Place Centerville Neuman Daniels Kenneth Irs Yeanger Beyt Meadows Juanita Dooley Mary Meadows Florence Hiatt Gardners Roy Hiatt Mildred Cridlehaugh Denny School Harold Heckman Kathryn Doris Lewman Hygiene Sharp Des Moines Bert Meadows Myre Matilda Burton

Funeral Held For Maud Patrick In Unionville

Unionville Sunday, Feb 19, funeral services for Mrs. Maud Patrick wife of J L Patrick were conducted at the MFE church by Rev James A Wilson. She formerly Maud Crawley daughter of A R Crawley. Survived by husband ill son Brooks Patrick of Oregon Ill and daughter Mrs Doris Forbes Ottumwa. Burial in Unionville cemetery. Many relatives and friends attended from Newton Aston Seymour Jerome and other towns.

Maud Patrick J. L. Patrick Centerville M. FE Jas. A. Wilson Patrick Maud Crawley A. R. Crawley Brooks Patrick Oregon Doris Forbes Ottumwa Unionville John Wright Newton Rufus Quigley Boong Jas, McCuen Aston M. Patrick Grace Bucktoaster Seymour Earl Hewkins A. L. Jen KE. S. Phillips Jerome, Lg Ed Warrington

Local Social and Community Notes From Udell Area

Neighbors share visits and events with Mrs Curtis Burton and Mrs Matilda Burton. Attendees at the school play in Sewal tows included Miss Rubye Hiatt and Gus Hiatt bought a work horse at Albia sale. Jack Luse sale attracted many men from the neighborhood. FRanklin Willing Workers club quilted and sewed rug rags with Mrs Mellie Stack leading. next meeting with Mrs Mae Sheldon. Several residents visited the George Shehan and J E Dicka households. card and chat at W A Simmons home as the group prepares to move to a farm near Udell.

Tinues Curtis Burton Matilda Burton Carl van Zante Anna Hiatt Sewal Tows Rubye Hiatt Gus Hiatt Albia Jack Luse Sale Virgil Dooley Charley Johnson Moravia Willing Workers Club Mets Mellie Stack Mae ‘Sheldon George Shehan Cleo Ragan Henry Elliott John Henry Doyle Stansberry John, Moffatt W. G. O'Hara Frances Bert Sheldon Jake Firkins Fred Tarr Hugh MecFatridge W. A. Simmons Jessie MecAninch Clell Sheldon Mary Moffatt John Mofffatt Hugh McFatridge Udell Ottumwa Nona ‘Yents Thelell Sheldon Iconium

Appanoose County Board Proceedings January 30 1939

The Board of Supervisors met in adjourned session with all members present. They transacted business including a resolution under the Old Age Assistance Act Senate File 378 Acts of the 47th General Assembly.

Board of Supervisors Senate Grach L. Bedinger Alexander Carl American Munitions Co App. Co Farm Bureau Approp Farmer’s Exec Telephone Co Astroth A. HJ. P.o Geo. Bradwell Bailey Jack Ball Barger Allen L Bedinger Grace L Bellair

County Board Appoints Social Welfare Members and Misc Notes

The Board of Supervisors appoints Genevieve Longanecker Harry Stamos Jasper Mitchell to the County Board of Social Welfare for term ending January 1 1940 with Hoovers and Stamos approving George Rodgers as Janitor for 1939 under prior contract. Homestead applications 8889 to 8448 approved. adjournment to Feb 6 1989.

Grace L. Bedinger Hoover Stamos George Rodgers Sherman West

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Gular Wilma Boardman MHS Emily Free Elson Andy John Hiner Adlerika Faeetta Pein tka-Seltzver Coylton California and Vicinity Procuitam King Theatre Tora Mr. Pleasant Urbana and, Vicinity Chas. Delong R. B. McAlister Faber Francis King Francia King Russell Boles Dick Sandifer Jake Campbell Floyd Whistler James McCuen Afton Til Mra Dukes Russell Alden Maxine Howard Olin Swaim Opal Martha Miller Ladd Amanda Miller H. H. Morrell Pandra H. JM. Underwood N. L. Harrington Davenport Iowa Perry Cross WJ. C. Cross John Underwood Claudine Foe Scott Ola Stanley I. R. Cook Frank A. Smith Mark Crowe H. M. Underwood E- Miller and Moravia Midwest Rendering Co Franklin Appanoose County Board Proceedings Carter Funeral Home Ambulance Service George McCumber Farrow Lee Hiatt
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