Moravia Defeated by Bussey in Close Girls Game
Moravia girls battled Bussey on their floor Tuesday evening but struggled to hit baskets. Gracie Hannam was hurt late, and the final score was 26 to 21. Boys game saw Bussey win 48 to 27 with Moravia hampered by height and passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussey
Moravia
Gracie Hannam
Sheila Hannam
Bullivan
Tait
Bunsey
McDanel
Baldwin
Scieszinski
Gladfelder
Hiner
W. Hannam
Numa
Pgatal Laws
Andrews
Hannam
Wood
Coady
Paris
V. Overturf
Sullivan
Rumley
Ty- AE
Moore Bees
Brown
Tigue
Gladebee
Editorial on Sportsmanship and Play Cast Announcement
An unsigned editorial discusses sportsmanship emphasizing fair play and gracious conduct after losses. It notes rules understanding aids fairness and encourages congratulating opponents. The Black Hawk announces the Sophomore Play cast with rehearsals begun and names for many roles.
For Sale Scratch Pads Moravia Union Ad
For sale two handy size scratch pads two for 6 cents from The Moravia Union subscription makes a welcome gift.
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The
Moravia Union
Moravia Seniors Featured in Personal Profiles
Daisy Irena McCrory born February 12 1929 Moravia height five feet six blue eyes brown hair age sixteen attends Moravia Maple Grove and Moravia High School with six years band multiple singing and drama activities her favorites candy Milky Way car Buick and sport basketball she favors a GNE boy blond blue eyed five seven and aims to marry Bonella McDanel born March 12 1928 Moravia Iowa is seventeen five feet tall brown hair brown eyes finishing four years at Mora via High member of F H A and Commercial Club vice president of Commercial Club and in band for four years she lists ambitions to be a housewife and prefers true blonde partners
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Daisy Irena McCrory
Moravia
Shang
Maple Grove
Daisy
Thespians
Milas Seeley
Bonella
McDanel
Iowa
Hedge College
Moravia High
F.H.A
Shea
Commercial Club
Clark
Car—Ford
Mise Jones
Typing I and bookkeeping progress in commercial class
Commercial news notes progress across Typing I II Shorthand and Bookkeeping. Students like Doris Ellison Velma Overturt James Sawyer Dorothy Brown Norleen Sanders post top 40 to 65 words per minute in typing test while others reach 60s and 90s in speed drills. Bookkeeping moves from Set I to Notes and Interest as classes advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Ellison
Velma
Marevia U ie Examines Fine Print Of All Kinds
A Marevia University study analyzes the broad scope of contract and notice language across sectors. Researchers map legal terms, consumer rights, and disclosure rules to highlight how boilerplate affects understanding and enforcement.
Homemaking Classes Begin New Studies At School
The Homemaking I class studies how to introduce people while Homemaking II embarks on home nursing patient care. The II class also starts a course in home decorations.
Senior Class News Graduation Photos in Centerville
The seniors visited Centerville for graduation pictures in two groups one on Wednesday and the other on Thursday morning. They await proofs promised to arrive by early next week.
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Centerville
Numa High Notes Share School Portrayals and Shortage Quips
The fragment lists varied campus items and people connected to MHS activities. Names include Mr Forbes, Lynn Fenton, Bobbie Whicker, Verna Rouse, Joe Hannam, Jackie Baldwin, Deanie Tisue, and others. Mentions cover band marbuite, editorial staff, alarm clocks, water guns, dog houses, and a girls team described as 6 ft 5 inches tall with basketball players.
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Marbuite
Mine Seeley
Numa
Cata
Lynn Fenton
Bobbie Whicker
Joe Hannam
Jackie Baldwin
Bernard Cagebolt
Deanie Tisue
Band and basketball trip to Numa and Centerville
Thursday night the band visited Numa with the basketball teams and performed a marching maneuver and Bell Bottom Trousers stunt in a real nice gym. On the way home the group stopped in Centerville for a meal and waited briefly in a shop.
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Numa
Centerville
Junior High News Highlights Absences And Math Practice
The eighth grade is studying volume cylinders cones rectangular prisms and pyramids while the seventh grade works on percent problems. Marilyn Hiatt was absent Monday and Tuesday, Robert Hiatt also absent Monday and Tuesday, and new pupil Howard Thomas joined Tuesday. Wednesday had perfect attendance, but Thursday and Friday saw further absences by Robert Hiatt and Freddie Du Vall.
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Marilyn=Hiatt
Robert Hiatt
Howard Thomas
Fuller School North
Moravia
Marilyn Hiatt
Freddie DuVall
Girl Scout Troop splits into two groups at Benoa building
Intermediate and Senior Scouts form two units. Senior Scouts listed: Ellen Broshar Barbara Broshar Mary Lou Main Georgiana Winsler Delma Veach Mary Rose Main Ruth Gibbons. Intermediates include Joan Dille Joan Callen Mary Lou McDonough Viola Hammond Nellie DuVall Delores Bisby Kathleen Halden Janet Broghar. Cardinal Patrol led by Callen with First Class Callen among few. others achieved Second Class or are Tenderfoots. Bluebird Patrol shows active Second Class badges with none yet as First Class. monthly party games and meals tied to patrols’ advancement, attendance, and refreshments.
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Seah Girl Scout News
Benoa
Ellen Broshar
Barbara Broshar
Mary Lou Main
Georgiana Winsler
Delma Veach
Mary Rose Main
Ruth Gibbons
Cardinal Patrol
Joan Dille
Joan Callen
Mary Lou McDonough
Viola Hammond
Nellie DuVall
Delores Bisby
Kathleen Halden
Janet Broghar
Bluebird Patrol
Patty Halden
Marilyn Hiatt
Edna MaeLuse
Donna Wailes
Onella Whicker
Joan Ditle
Janet Broyhar
Viole Hammond
Kathleen Haljden
Juniors Honor Roll named in school bulletin
The Junior class lists honor roll members Verna Rouse James Main Velma Oversturf and Dee Fenton. Verna Rouse ranks third in the school Jimmy Main seventh Velma Oversturf ninth and Dee Fenton twelfth.
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Robinson
Dweena
Burd
Joyce
Main
Mary Lou
Rouse
Verna
Velma
James
Scott
Charlotte
Tomlin
Lillian
Johnson
Margaret
Wilson
Etty
Broshar
Jack
Tarr
Roberta Tracy
George
Rick
Alberta
Smith
Richard
Rank Robinson
Mary Low
Roberta
M Fenton
Decenti
Cousins
Barbara
Byrd
Mary Lou Rouse
Fenton
Dee
Betty
Tracy
Alberta Smith
Dweens
Overturf
Despe
Harbara
Immer
Rosalie
Verna Rouse
James Main
Velma Oversturf
Dee Fenton
Jimmy Main
Velma Overturf
Favorite Dishes Parade Sparks Pure Candy and More
A playful reader poll lists names with preferred dishes ranging from candy and ice cream to fried chicken, chili soup, cornbread, sauerkraut and sausages. Entries include Ed Carmeny-Kisser liking candy and Lois Hawk preferring ice cream, among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Carmeny
Kisser
Lois Hawk
Marilyn Beaty
Dovig Ellison
Janella Reid
Barbara Cougins
Joan Walker
Dee Fenton
Dorothy Brown
Jack Tuttle
Brook
Boyd Paxaton
Gene
Jiggs) Gladfelder
Bernice van Dorin
Barbara Broshar
Saurkraut
Jand Weiners
Luther Caster
Bernard Casebolt
James Main
Georgiana Winsler
Mary Rose
Jackie Baldwin
Dickie Brown
Richard Goughnor
George Tracy
Joe Hannam
Teachers Are Human Too My Hickman
A reminiscence from Kirkaville about schoolhouse life and a prank night. The narrator recalls rooming with boys and slipping into a late game with girls, ending with a frank, humorous note about the remaining guest and a mole on her face. The tone is light and confessional.
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Hickman
Kirkaville
Gal
Freshmen Enjoy Thrift Program and Readings
The Moravia Union reports freshmen in home room during the first period with a pleasant thrift program. Mary Teater presents Thrifty Reed while Norma Cartmeny Norma Huff and Bonnie Heaty share thrift quotations. Closing out sympathy aids noted with limited remaining stock.
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Thrift
Thrifty Reed
Mary Teater
Norma Cartmeny
Norma Huff
Bonnie _Heaty
Moravia Union
Franklin social notes and visits across Centerville area
Franklin residents and neighbors record a sequence of social calls and visits. Mrs. John Moffatt, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacFatridge, Rex Haver, Roscoe Argo, Lemaster, Henry Elliott, John Lucas, Rozella, Johnny, Basil Harteen, and others are noted at homes in Centerville, Albin, Iconium, Des Moines, and Plano with gatherings, funerals, and casual callers.
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Hugh MacFatridge
John Bickford
Rex Haver
Centerville
Roscoe Argo
Agelnt Lemaster
Harry Lemaster
John Moffatt
Henry Elliott
Henry Elliott Johny
Rozella
Joe Lucas
Francis Frame
Lloyd Ammons
Harold Calen
Hugh McFatridge
Arthur Tibbats
B. F. Whitehead
Basil Harteen
Iconium
Whitehead
Gerald Hawk
Des Moines
Lea Johnson
Addie Sheldon
Clarence
Fred Argo
Claude Sheldon
Elmer Cole
Plano
Myr
B. F. Whitehead and Son
George Shahan
Tell Our Advertisers You Read Their Ad in The Union
A compact notice urges readers to mention the Union when responding to advertisements. It reinforces ad readership as a measure of market reach and supports local business visibility.
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