Student Resolutions Reported in School Club Notes
A list of student resolutions from 1930 includes Vera Boshak aiming to prevent heartaches, Donald Darby to stop chewing gum, Edna Burns not to oversleep, Duke Swaim not to overdo library attention, Muggs Slavin to stay bonAoy, Ava McKern limiting dates, Ardis Callen to talk softly, Yeona Easter to keep writing editorials, and others in journalism and health efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Boshak
Donald Darby
Edna Burns
Duke Swaim
Muggs’ Slavin
Banoay
Nice
Ava McKern
Ardis Callen
Yeona Easter
Dr. Mason
Norman Firkin
Maxine Tucker
Lucile Coltrain
Thank Goodles
Elizabeth Sneed
Norma Lee Firkina
W. HS
Freshman and Sophomore Homemaking Classes Work Luncheon Unit
The Freshman Homemaking sections I and II study luncheon basics making finger breads and salads. The Sophomore Homemaking class continues cooking and has studied part of the luncheon unit. A, G, 733.
Grade School Absences Noted Across Classes
First Grade Beverly Jean Peterson leaves Moravia to live with grandparents in Sargeant Blaffa. Third Grade Floyd Johnson was absent last week. Fourth and Fifth Grades report several pupils absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Jean Peterson
Moravia
Sargeant Blaffa
Floyd Johnson
Proficiency certificates awarded by Mrs Whitehill
Edward Winkleman earned a proficiency certificate, Clarence Hiner a certificate, Leona Easter 60 words per minute earning a gold pin, Noorden Slavin a 40 word pin, and Madge Hough a 40 word pin. All tests remain incomplete. EB B 02
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Winkleman
Clarence Hiner
Leona Easter
Noorden Slavin
Madge Hough
Semester ends with exams and season wrap ups
The first semester closed with Thursday and Friday exams after Wednesday night readings. Moravia’s football went three wins and four losses while girls basketball was five and five. Jays were four and one as boys basketball began. The Lynch Reclamatory Contest occurred and Home Contest work started. Christmas vacation was enjoyed by all. Upcoming events include Home Declamatory Contest, Glee Club Operetta, Junior Senior Banquet, class plays, School and Home days, next basketball and baseball seasons, and Senior Commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Jays
Lynch
Glee Club
Visitors in High School
Woe notes visitors to the high school include Earl Boyer Dean McCrory Paul Smith Doris VanDorin Vernal Hoshak Leoni Estlack Lucile Spenh эффектив Marjorie Daniels and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Boyer
Dean McCrory
Paul Smith
Doris VanDorin
Vernal Hoshak
Leoni Estlack
Lucile Spenheer
Marie Clark
Iz Nehler
Pauline Daniels
Marjorie Daniela
Shale Miracle At Schoolhouse Roads Sparks Local Debate
School officials note a small shale wash on roads near the schoolhouse, urging early fronting of road work. Residents question why town routes aren’t treated, as many cars were parked downtown on harsh evenings to attend school events and the new shine on the prior day wears off.
Visitors of Grades Visit in Different Grade Rooms
Visitors listed include Chris tine Main Billy Main Mel Ralph McDonough Donald Tarr Clea Sted well Justine Boyd ALG. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Main
Billy Main
Mel
Ralph McDonough
Donald Tarr
Clea Stedwell
Justine Boyd
New Library Additions Feature Prominent Biographies
A list of fresh library acquisitions includes Outline of History by H G Wells Revolt in the Desert by T E Lawrence Astronomy for Everybody by Simon Newcomb My Life and Work by Henry Ford Edison the Man and His Work by George Bryan Science Re making the World by Otto W Saltwell and Edward E Sloason plus other titles from W H 8 in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Well
T. EB. Lawrence
Simon Newcomb
Henry Ford
Edison
George §. Bryan
Otto W. Saltwell
Edward E. Sloason
Local Social Notes and Visits Reported
Last week a series of social visits and home gatherings are recorded. Helen Watniston spent Sunday with Enid Lonjr, Laura Patrick stayed in Albia with her daughter Mira, and others including John VanZante at Ben Jones, Claude Hawk at Lloyd Brown, Daas Maimilton at M. B. Tisue, Charlie Foster and Madonna at Newton Town, Tin Moore a Moravia caller, and JaiY Patrick in Albia at the U. S. Mungle home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Watniston
Enid Lonjr
Laura Patrick
Albia
Mira
Mangle
John VanZante
Ben Jones
Claude Hawk Spen
Lloyd Brown
Daas Maimilton
M. B. Tisue
Charlie Foster
Madonna
Newton
Town
Tin Moore
Jaiy Patrick
Albin
U. S. Mungle
Adlerika gas relief advert claims quick digestion help
An old promotional ad touts Adlerika as a complete relief for gas and sour stomach after 20 years of ailments. It promises cleansing effects for upper and lower bowel, overcoming constipation and improving well being, urging readers to switch drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Miles’ Nervina
Community News From Fairview and Nearby
Lyndon and Guy McDanel helped at a family gathering. 33 attended Sunday School at Fairview. Various neighbors and families visited, with many Sunday and Monday calls noted. The First Father and Son banquet at Fairview drew 550 attendees with Rev Lanning as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon
Guy McDanel
tam‘Mes
Willie McDanel
Fairview
Jease
Kenneth Gladfelder
Guy McKern
Wanda Main
Clyde Gladfelder
Bessie Boshak
Vera
T'rank Ewing
Cody Luse
Jack Luge
Florence Burna
Mary Boyer
Earl Purvis
Frank Gladfelder
Dave Gladfelder
Guy Phannabecker
Glen Suffieoo
Lyndon McDanel
Lloyd Duff
Bertha Luse
Bertha
Frank Ewing
Glen Sufficaal
Peat Kingery
Daphne
S. Tota Luse
Jack Tse
Clifford McDanel
Robert Foster
Coy Luse
Ottumwa
Centerville
Willie
Rarle Main
Jess Gladfelder
Velma Whicker
Glen Sufficool
John Clark
Gale
Alice McDauel
Shirley Townsend
Lea Beach
$200 Paid For One Copper Cent! Old coin scam notice
Richmond dealer J. D. Martin sold a counterfeit check of 240 000 and promoted a Numismatic Company offer promising large profits for readers who buy a coin folder. The ad urges readers to pay postage for an illustrated binder claiming to reveal penny values and valuable coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Martin
Richmond
Froud
Numismatic Company
Pept
Bert Worth
Texas
Martin
Numismatic
Martins
Eld
Evine
Guin
Moravia Community Notices and Personal Visits Recorded
A Moravia area update lists New Year's visits and family gatherings, church attendance, Sunday callers, and neighbors hosting at various homes. It notes the death of E. Miller of Ottumwa after a stroke, and reports installation of Masons and O.E.S. officers, plus PTA and school events with short readings and violin pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Plitt
Vern Cutter
Moravia
Masons
O. E
M. E. Church
Amanda Hartington
E. Miller
Ottumwa
Kathryn Whitehill
Vern Culter
Ruth
Jessie Ford
Esther
Mra
Suemina Ransom
Martha
Ruby
Unionville Social and School Roundup
Weekend guests fill Centerville and Unionville homes as Grace Brain Ivyl Blemming and others visit. Unionville High School and Independent Basketball teams beat Blakesburg. Otis Tweedy welcomes a baby daughter Rosemary Joan born January 10. weighing 7 pounds, mother and baby report good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Brain
Ivyl Blemming
Ralph Stafflebeam
Centerville
Ella Carrick
Bunch
Minor Scott
T. Hiatt
A. D. Powers
Misa
P. C. Bankson
Elmer Selix
Rey
H. H. Fletcher
Unionville High School
Blakesburg
Otis Tweedy
Rosemary Joan
Bruce Jones
E. A
Gladys Underwood
F. A. Miller
Hazel Quint
N. L. Harrington
Paul Dean
Joe Harrington
P. A.bair
Claude Underwood
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Hoover
Turner & Son
Merriata Webster
Aerograph
N Broadtail
Credit Union
Babaire
Datrogenetis
Cather
Sandburg
Stalin
Latvia
Webster’s New International Dictionary
Amon
Prdera
New International
G. & C. Merriam Company
Springfield, Mass
M. H
Journalism Club
B. da
Tom
Harry
Geo. H. Lee
Ford
Lea
Wand
le Brees
Alg. M
Ieee
Arthur Beach
Earle Main
Rockford
Ill
Lye
Bert McKern
Lloyd McDanel
G. G. Veach
Verchia
Vernon Boshak
Ryman McDanel
Dim Kaster
Averill
Jack Luse
Ted Broshar
Lew Hiner
E. H. Boyer
Lester Stockwell
Travy
Iowa
Charles Stockwell
Bartha Luse
Glen
Rolla Carter
Wm. Underwood
W. H. Underwood
Lota
Unionville Ee
McCormick- Deering
John D. Veachoravia
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