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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1945

Page

4

Semester Tests End As Staff Changes Announced

Hews basket Editor Assistant Editor Hoogayt notes semester tests are over and report cards loom. The school bids farewell to Dorothea Carver, commercial teacher, and welcomes Nellie Fox of Blue Springs, Nebr., to replace her. Seniors plan to begin work on the annual and photo day was postponed.

Hoogayt Dorothea Carver Nellie Fox Blue Springs Nebr Carver Ifor

Office News Names Fox as Commercial Department Head

Mrs Nellie Fox, from Blue Springs Nebraska, now leads the commercial department after the resignation of Misa Dorothea Carver, former commercial teacher. Illness of office secretary Ann Milelich may delay report cards, with expected return in a day or two.

Nellie Fox Misa Dorothea Carver Fox Blue Springs Nebr Ann Milelich

Seniors to Visit Centerville for School Pictures

January 16 is set for seniors to go to Centerville for their pictures. Mr Link arranged at the schoolhouse Friday afternoon to take senior photos and to photograph the annual. Due to the snowstorm, details may shift.

Centerville Link

Thespians Initiate Nine New Members in Moravia

Nine new members were initiated into Moravia Thespian Troupe 395 on Tuesday evening January 2 with a candlelight ceremony attended by eleven current members and sponsor Miss Sewell. The entertainment included a one act comedy Sauce for the Goslings, group singing by Arlene Arnold, and dancing after the ceremony. Initiates named are Mary Lou Main Daisy McCrory Venetah Andrews Freda Wood Vera M VanDorin Dweena Robinson Ben Rosencrants Charles Burton and Peggy Paris.

Miss. Sewell Arlene Arnold Mary Lou Main Daisy McCrory Venetah Andrews Freda Wood Vera M. VanDorin Dweena Robinson Ben Rosencrants Charles Burton Peggy Paris

Freshmen Play Cast Is Selected For Wildcat Willie in the Doghouse

The Freshmen play Wildcat Willie in the Doghouse by Anne Coulter Martens, directed by Miss Hilland Sewell, will be presented January 31, 1945. The cast announced includes John Wilson as Willie, Patty Sawyer, Barbara Cousins, Richard Mc Danel, Gene Boyer, Norma Allison, Jack Bro shar, Micaret Johnson, Joan Walker, Roberta Tarr, Helen Taylor, Miss Curtis, Gene Main, Joe Hannam, Basil Tadlock, Richard Goughnor, Ruth Glor, Beth and others.

Wildcat Willie Doghouse Anne Coulter Martens Helen Taylor Miss Curtis Gene Main Russell Joe Hannam Sam Basil Tadlock Frank Richard Goughnor Harold Ruth Glor Beth

Grade News First Grade Highlights and Absences

First grade notes report several students out with illness and Patty Musal joining the class living with grandparents while her father serves. The group describes vacation fun and gifts from Santa. Second grade mentions Friday reading tests, Leon bringing corn for bingo, Carson sharing Billy Whisker book read by Mrs. Mc Donough, and review of spelling words.

Patty Musal Santa Leon Carson

School News And Holiday Reflections From Fourth Grade

Students report a cheerful Christmas vacation and a new semester. They plan to choose jobs, maintain a large room calendar, and thank contributors for its setup. Health lessons begin this week, with scarlet fever and other illnesses noted as absences. visits from Orman Whicker and Dorothy Ann Hoover add insight on army life and school differences. New appointees named Mary Rose, Lois Jean, Donna, and Patty.

McFatridge and Coulson Orman Whicker Dorothy Ann Hoover Centersville Dorothy Ann Mary Rose Lois Jean Donna Door Monitor Patty

Farm Necessity: Accurate Records Boost Farm Profitability

Farmers should keep comprehensive daily records including receipts expenditures inventory depreciation and production data. A well kept farm accounting system helps evaluate which enterprises yield best and supports budgeting for next year while aiding bank credit applications and future planning.

Herb Howell Iowa State College

Sunday Visits and Gatherings at Local Homes

Attendance at Sunday School 29 and numerous family visits fill a long list of gatherings at the Gladfelder and related homes. Ice cream was served and dinners hosted. several families spent time at Albia and Centerville. a note about dairy water needs closes the item.

Local Family News Recap From Brompton and Ottumwa Events

Dinner guests and visits mark a quiet Brompton Ottumwa social week. Highlights include M Sgt Richard Burton returning from overseas, Carl Fisher recovering from appendicitis at St Joseph hospital Ottumwa, and schoolteacher Mrs Laura Reid ill with daughter Janella substituting.

Ed Robinson Saraly W. A. Wilson Laura Reid Brompton Janella Earl Boardman Max McCoy Norma Betty Lou Carmeny Donaldson

Local social notes spread across Moravia area Sunday to New Year’s Day

Franklin by Mrs John Moffatt and others spent Sunday at Clyde Sheldon home. Everett Stansberry and Roy Moffatt called on Pete Sulentic Friday. Roscoe Argo and Frances Frame visited Iconium Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Addie Sheldon and son Clarence spent Thursday evening at Clyde Sheldon home. Cleil Sheldon spent Friday night at Clyde Sheldon home. John Moffatt called at Pate Salentie home Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Hugh McFatridge spent Friday at John Bickford home in Moravia. Willing Workers club New Year’s Day dinner guests included Mellie Stack Vinton Lundy Bert Rinehart Gerald Mary Lou Russell Brown Dickie Glenn Turner John Moffatt Roscoe Argo. Daisy and Roy Moffatt spent New Year’s Day at Mrs Wild Cline home in Albia.

John Moffatt Fred Argo Clell Sheldon Clyde Sheldon Everett Stansberry Roy Moffatt Pete Sulentic Roscoe Argo Frances Frame Iconium Addie Sheldon Clarence Cléil Sheldon Cleil Sheldon Pate Salentie Momene Hugh McFatridge John Bickford Moravia Willing Workers Club Mellie Stack Vinton Lundy Bert Rinehart Gerald Mary Lou Russell Brown Dickie Glenn Turner Daisy

Postwar Farm Land Improvements Proposed in Iowa Plan

A special Iowa State College committee on Postwar Development and Conservation urges large scale farm land work. Recommendations include 40,000 stock ponds, 25,000 gully structures, 2,000 miles of open ditches, 1,800 miles of tile, and tripling limestone production to six million tons annually. Distributions target southern and western counties with a three year first phase.

Iowa State College Iowa

Loretta McGuire Sends Red Candle Each Christmas

Loretta McGuire, daughter of C. C. McGuire, has sent a red candle to her Belmond home every Christmas for 25 years. The candle, originally 18 inches tall, has burned down to about nine inches, a habit begun while she attended St. Mary's College at Notre Dame.

C. C. McGuire Loretta Belmond St. Mary’s College Notre Dame

No Respect as Hamburg Firemen Battle Fires During Dance

Hamburg firemen, dressed for their weekly dance, were summoned to a small blaze, marking the third call they answered in one week. Ivy is mentioned as part of the sequence of incidents.

Hamburg Ivy

Milk Requirements Aid Dairyman In His Work

Iowa State College dairy specialist Merle Baker explains that market milk rules, mainly for bottled milk, align with consumer protection and streamline farm labor. Clean cows, floors, barnyards, and well kept milk houses reduce flies and milk loss, while clean utensils save time and labor for the dairy producer.

Merle Baker Iowa State College Baker

Blue Front By Mrs John VanZante

Tuesday afternoon Moravia club guests included Mrs T R Gordner and Mr and Mrs Ben Jones and Donald. Cooperative supper at M E church Thursday evening. Circle met Thursday with Myrtle Hamilton. Sunday visitors at Carl Van Zante home included Lute Hiatt and Carl Van Zante. Lucille Shelquist leaves for Coulter Iowa to resume duties after vacation.

John VanZante T. R. Gordner Moravia Ben Jones Donald Ben Williams T. R. Gardner John van Zante Allie Pence Near Russell Homer Hamilton Lucille Shelquist Coulter Iowa Wadsworth Hall Wendell Murdy Johnnie and David Mrs. Jones Carl van Zante Lute Hiatt

Local Notes From Maple Grove Start of Year Updates

Pvt Floyd Arnold arrived in New York from England January 4 and will be sent to a hospital in the U.S. He may be home soon. Family visits span several households with Bert Arnold, Grant Tadlock, the Scott and Hewitt families, and guests from Albia Moravia and Mystic. A doctor tended Clarence Dowd for a cold feverish asthma. There’ll be more feed per animal this year than last.

Imogene Tadlock Floyd Arnold New York England States Clarence Dowd Donald Ted Miller

Local families host and move plans noted around Udell

Miller and Andrews families were supper guests at the D L Strunk home Friday. Koehler family moving near Udell to a farm. David and Marilyn will transfer schools. Several residents visited, including Tadlocks, DuValls, Boyers, and Wood. The Apiens initiation at Moravia high school gym was attended. local movers and workers listed.

Venerah Andrews Jr Frederick Koehler D. L. Strunk Koehler Udelt David Moravia Marilyn Miller School Udell Ray Tublugh Donna Lee Tadlock Arthur Dean Andrews

Route 1 social notes and visits

Emma Roy Miller reports on Udell and Centerville residents visiting relatives and friends last week. Neighbors such as Mrs. Laura Lockabill, Mrs. T. C. Brown, Mrs. Stella Criddlebaugh, and Mrs. Pearl Porter are mentioned with several calls and stays. Norlene Sanders, student at Moravia high, visited Udell high with Bonnie Rumley.

Emma Roy Miller Laura Lockabill T. C. Brown Stella Criddlebaugh Mary Fowler Pearl Porter Duane Glasgow Dennis Glasgow Treva Hopkins Pearl Carl Whisler John Dotson Norlene Sanders Moravia Udell Bonnie Rumley Leota Foster Wyley Whital Lewia Ross Centerville Tuesay Will Moffitt Route 1

Local Social Notes Hint at Centerville Callers

Mrs. Jess Gladfelder and Mrs. Cass Hamilton visited Friday with Mrs. Jimmy McAnineh. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jennings and Charles were Centerville callers Saturday. James Nash and family and Dell and Clark Hellyer were Centerville callers Thursday. Dana Hamilton visited Sunday at the Lloyd Brown home.

Jess Gladfelder Cass Hamilton Jimmy McAnineh Robert Jennings J Charles Centerville James Nash Dell and Clark Hellyer Dana Hamilton Lloyd Brown Ome

Urbana and vicinity social notes and local events

Henry Horn family called on Fay Paxston Tuesday. Robert H. McAlister left after nearly two weeks at home. Vera McAlister returned to Green Island. Carl Fisher treated for appendicitis at St Joseph Ottumwa. Rock club met at Ernest West home with Irena Manley and Kyin Faber winning high. Various visits noted among local families. Chicken Chase event by Mediapolis Booster Club featured poultry from roof. Paved lots touted for cattle feeding gains and health.

Henry Horn Fay Paxston Pfe Robert H. McAlister Vera McAlister Green Island Carl Fisher St. Joseph Hospital Ottumwa J. M. Williams W. W. McAlistar Rock Club Ernest West Irena Manley Kyin Faber Marjorie Robbie Sandifer Davis Hugh Crawley Carl Coop Ben Coop Ednesday Eugene Tubaugh F. L. Underwood

Salem Social Notes Highlight Multiple Family Visits

Hazel Hellyer visited George Argo and Jean with the McKerns and Parrys. Roy Gilliland of Albia spent Sunday at Edward McCord's home. Hellyer also spent Thursday with Ts. George and Jean. Elbert Perry hosted visits from Newton Long and the Longs’ party, plus George Hiatt and grandson with Ella Platt. Horton Potts era ends with Jean Potts’ visit to Archie Thompson.

Hazel Hellyer Newton Long Jean Elbert Perry Lloyd Brown Roy Gilliland Albcia Edward McCord Ts. George Argo Guy McKern Raymond Parry George Hiatt Ella Platt Faye Jean Potts Archie Thompson Horton Potts Mrs

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