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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1932

Page

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Farewell party as Miller family moves near Melrose

Neighbors gathered Friday evening January 16 at the Wm Wales home to bid the Miller Wales family farewell before their move to a new home near Melrose. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Tadlock, Tadlock daughter Lorene, Strunk family, Koehler family with son David Earl, Paxston, Sharp family, Mary Emma, Russell, Carl and Billy Alden, W N Miller and daughters, Wilbur Miller, Wm Wales and sons, and others. Local visits followed with Vern Trenton Printz of Moulton and Norman Hanea of Unionville in the vicinity.

Wm. Wales Melrose Jose Wales John Tadlock Lee Tadlack Lorene J. L. Strunk Frederick Koehler David Earl Clifford Paxston John Irene Sharp Mary Emma Russell Carl Billy Alden W. N. Miller Margaret Eleanor Wilbur Miller

George Washington Bicentennial Observance Marks 200th Birthday

The 200th anniversary of George Washington's birth will be celebrated nationwide this year with no single location. Washington's birthday on February 22 may serve as the focal point while communities arrange their own observances. Bicentennial stamps are on sale at 1 and 10 cents. The American Tree Association proposes planting ten million trees in 1922 as living memorials to Washington, emphasizing his outdoorsman legacy across 48 states. The nation seeks steady guidance from Washington’s example.

George Washington Washington Post Office Department American Tree Association

Fifteenth National Thrift Week Opens on Franklin Birthday

The fifteenth annual National Thrift Week opened January 17, Benjamin Franklin’s birthday, promoting thrift as a safeguard against life’s temptations. The thrift habit is said to cure poverty and help every boy and girl gain a better chance at success, recalling older days when flour sacks were used for children’s underwear.

Benjamin Franklin

Local Notes From Fairview And Surroundings

Fairview A. Pete Pappas visits Town City to see his hospitalized wife. Mr. and Mrs. T. Fletcher spend Friday at the Tom Rob home. Mike Proctor and Homer Stockwell shop in Blakesburg Wednesday. Mrs. Nina Forsythe and baby visit Clarence Irelan's home. Elvin Stocker shops in Moravia Monday. Ellen Ward visits Bill Trelan's home Thursday. Mrs. Bertha Stocker, ill recently, shows improvement. Mrs. Sim Stocker attends to her duties. Clarence Irelan spends Monday at W. T. Irelan home.

Pete Pappas Town City T. Fletcher Tom Rob Mike Proctor Homer Stockwell Blakesburg Nina Forsythe Baby Clarence Irelan Elvin Stocker Moravia Ellen Ward Bill Trelan Bertha Stocker Sim Stocker W. T. Irelan

Moravia High to stage Gypsy Rover operetta

Moravia High School Mixed Chorus will present The Gypsy Rover, a three act operetta, February 11 in the school gym. The cast includes a Gypsy chorus, Squires, Bridesmaids, Gypsy children and twelve leads in a total cast of thirty seven. Next week a synopsis and cast list will be published.

Moravia

Classroom quiz mishaps reveal student misunderstandings

In economics Clelia Jones misinterprets socialism as government ownership by a single person. English completion tasks test knowledge of literature and spelling errors reveal confusion about Jom Sawyer and The Elephant Remembers. A psychology prompt prompts a humorous response about teacher distraction and study focus.

Carls Clelia Jones Stevenson Simmers R. A.W

Grade News Highlights From Teacher and Student Activities

First grade pupils study the Blue Jay in Nature Study while a snew man poster is built in Art Work. Helen Brain returns to Wyoming after four weeks at school here. Nellie Long leaves for Centerville. Second and third grades bring Christmas toys for a day of Art. Perfect spellers include Donald Dowd Billie Carter Fairy Morris and Rose Mary Main across grades.

James Otis Edwin Sahin Stanfield Jean Kathryn Broshar Vivian Hudgens Dorothy Nowels Floyd Johnson Richard Veach Max Gollaher Hubert Grappenbacker Herbert Johnson Steven McKern John Smith Paul Grappenvacker Marvin Gardner Rex Firking Carl Bivin Maxine DuVall Ruth Johnson Pauline Laws Betty Bishop Marie Callen Otha Lee DuVall Laura Jean Oehter Richard Gorder Helen Brain Wyoming Nellie Long Centerville Miss McClonud Donald Dowd Billie Carter Fairy Morris Rose Mary Main

Rural School News from Hazel and West Point

Hazel College notes perfect attendance among eight pupils, led by Leo and Clifford Caster with high spelling and test scores. West Point reports last day of month, upcoming exams, renewed hygiene and geography focus, a Christmas program with about 80 attendees, visitor entries, hot lunches, and classroom projects including a pioneer sand table scene and Eskimo poster.

Hazel College School Mandanz Jennings Darrel Caster Coretta Cloyed Clarence Caster Wits Lord Cloyed Wilbur Cloyed Wendell Cloyed Clifford Caster Leo Caster West Point Zelda Kaster Iowa History Clarence Sheldon

Luse and Potts families celebrate birthdays at Harton Potts home

Hedge College notes a Friday gathering at the Harton Potts residence for birthdays of Mr. Potts and Mr. Luge. Edna Ryphon missed school last week due to a sprained ankle. Aly and Mrs. Fern W Wright visited the A A Wright home in Moulton. Mr. and Mrs B E Wilson traveled to Alvin. Mrs. Vane Jones visits the G E Luse home. Carlyle and Gerald Long helped Don Asyes with various tasks. LaVerne Davis worked at Turner Service Station Sunday. Chris Wright of Moulton spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs F W Wright. Mr. and Mrs T J Luse spent Monday at the G E Luge home. Cherie Dyphon was home Thursday and Friday, exempt from semester tents. Junior Smith visited Bruce Hayey Sunday. F L W Wright and E F Wilson were business callers in Centerville Monday.

G. J. Luse Harton Potts Gerald Long Don Asyes LaVerne Davis Turner Thris Wright Moulton F. W. Wright T. J. Luse G. E. Luge Cherie Dyphon I J Junior Smith Bruce Hayey Flw Wright E. F. Wilson Centerville

Fuller School Sees Small Seventh Grade Class Progress

Edna Dyphon, teacher, notes five students enrolled at Fuller School Barbara Burton Rex Tisue Frances Tisue Junior Smith and Junior Tisue. The seventh graders have finished arithmetic and are now reviewing internet.

Fuller School Edna Dyphon Our Barbara Burton Rex Tisue Frances Tisue Junior Smith Junior Tisue

Argo and Community Ties Highlight Iconium News

The Iconium column chronicles visits and gatherings as families like Argo Sheldon McAninch and Dicks host and travel between homes. A birth announces Roy Donald Sheldon on January 1, with many relatives sharing weekends, quilting, and friendly calls while roads remain rough.

Community extends sympathy and social notes from Main Station

Main Station records condolences for Mrs. Retta Hiner and lists numerous local visits and weekend activities. Names include Thelma Purvis, Lyndon MecDanel family, Glen Sufficool moving to Mystic to run a bakery, Clyde Gladfelder, Ryman McDanel, Willie McDanel, Mino Luse, Willie McLane, Vera Easter, Mrs. John Hicks, Gus Pfaynebecker and Ralph, Frank Gladfelder, Mr. and Mrs. Chiia Bogart, Jess Hiner, J. P. Foster, Myre, Cody and Coy Luse families, Ruby MecDanel, Tree, Faye, Myland, Darlene, and Hurry Wales.

Retta Hiner Thelma Purvis Lyndon MecDanel Glen Sufficool Mystic Clyde Gladfelder Ryman McDanel Willie McDanel Mino Luse Willie McLane Vera Easter John Hicks Fed Boshar Kenneth Gladfelder J. P. Foster Myre Gus Pfaynebecker Ralph Frank Gladfelder Chiia Bogart Jess Hiner Pearl Hiner Cody Coy Luse Jack Luse Ruby MecDanel Tree Faye Willie McDanel’s Myland Darlene Sod Glen Suffieyol Hurry Wales

Utopian Club Hosts Ladies Encounter Activities In Unionville

Mrs. L E Ransom entertained Utopian club members with a study on Seeing God through Fainting followed by social hour and refreshments. Visiting Eunice Irelan from Drakenville joined Ruth Davis, as Rev J E Ward of Bloomfield and his wife visited former neighbors. Carmel Chapter 1260 installed officers with Lelah Brown and Freda Michler assisting. Outgoing and local members attended with many names listed, plus Legion Auxiliary gathering and various visits around town.

L. E. Ransom Gladys Underwood God Eunice Irelan Drakenville Ruth Davis J. E. Ward Bloomfield Rev. Ward Carmel Mrae Lelah Brown Freda Michler Centerville Marshall W. M Edna Dukes W. P H. L. Dukes Ruby Mre G. N. Garrett L. E Luse Margaret Jamison Alice Dixon Bertha Stryder Selah Brown Edith Price American Legion Auxiliary Adda Harrison Mra. S. W. Whialer Harrison Ransom Disabled Veterans of Knoxville Mazie V. Dukes

Local Social Notes and Birthday Remembrances

Scatterburg Mrs QC Benson visited at the parental Gilland home Sunday night. Cen terville callers Monday included Mr and Mrs W Irelan. Moravis visitorsWednesday included Mr and Mrs Lige Albertson and J W Lockman and Gerald Trelan and H Gilland. Carla Tomlin and laughter spent Sunday at Win tom lirn. James Adama and Gerald Irelan walked to Unionville Saturday. Raymond Lockman and family visited J W Lockman’s Sunday. This week marks the birthday anniversaries of Benjamin Franklin Daniel Webster Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson. Four rarely gifted men.

Benjamin Franklin Daniel Webster Robert E. Lee Stonewall Jackson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Floravia Union Appanoose County Iowa Congress N. K. Smith Norman Hanea Unionville Jas Waad Stevak Geo. Clancy John Wales Ivan Gibbs Floyd Wood Freda Dave Caylor E. R. Hiatt Geo. Turner Hiattsville Thrift Fairview Franklin Moravia State Savings Bank Wright's M. H. S. News Basket Wilhelm Blamenstock Lake Superior Region Mesbi Iron Range Baldwin-Bender Anna G. Clark Christman Manford McCoy J. W Wesley Long Ethel Roberts Bonnie Burton June Tisus Harry Tisue Hedge College Iconium Ned Argo Beulah Dicks Marry Brown Roy Sheldon Roy Donald John McAninch Laie Priebe Glover Leaf Club Frank Tarbell Louie Priebe John Mec-Aninch Delmar Marsman Lloyd Marsman J. E. Dicks F. G. Penfield Berle Beaty Carl Derby Song Lloyd Beaty Lloyd Rosalie Beaty Opal Main Vernon Fenton Donny Fenton Lucille Priebe Esther Sheldon Jack Murphy Mia Frank Martin Algia Derby Jake Firkina Jack Beulah Dicka Ned Arga Emmett Hawk J. O. More Hugo Johnseon Dwight Powell William I. Morrison W. A. Smith Eba Caylor R. G. Rowe Cincinnati M. KE W. R. Morrison Anne Walter Ruby Underwood Bertha Laughlin Billy Des Moines S. W. Wheeler Stella Lyon Carolyn Turner Frank Swaim Moravia Stepa W. A. Brooks Enna Jetticks Nelson’s Shoe Store South Side Square
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