Hedge College social and local visits noted
Dick Wilson and family, Zell Wilson and family, Fern Iris and Doris Wright, Jock Childs, Edna Dyphon, Nip Smith joined Sunday activities at E F Wilson home. Minn visitors Harald Jones and Ernie Kersten stayed at Gus Luse home. Burgeoning young coasting party on Carl Cloyed's hill. Lucy Faber, Hedge College teacher, stayed at Dutch DuVall home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Wilson
Zell Wilson
Fern
Iris
Doris Wright
Jock Childs
Edna Dyphon
Nip Smith
E. F. Wilson
Harald Jones
Ernie Kersten
Minn
Gus Luse
Ben Jones
Laverne
Dorothy
Ralph Davis
Dom Johnson
Carl Cloyed
Misa Lucy Faber
Hedge College
Dutch DuVall
Burke
Vivien Wilson
M. H. S. News Basket Continued From Page One
The Freshman class has been studying meats during the past week and the advanced class has learned new bread making tips. They worked on the standard American loaf and Parker House rolls as part of Foods for everybody and special occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve Carter
Dale Harrison
Donald
Reich
Ernie Easter
Parker House
Rolla. N. D
Manual Training Projects N. D. 32
In Manual Training the first semester yields many maker items. Students Cleo Barnes Roscoe Davy Cecil Howell Lowall Trwin Carl McGrory Yanice Morris Bill Nicholson Clifford Pfanmabecker Gerald Powell James Reich Wendell Roberts Paul Underwood Wilbur Smith Carl Lynch John Johnson CG. B 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Barnes
Roscoe Davy
Cecil Howell
Bronm
Lowall Trwin
Carl McGrory
Yanice Morris
Bill Nicholson
Clifford Pfanmabecker
Gerald Powell
James Reich
Wendell Roberts
Paul Underwood
Wilbur Smith
Carl Lynch
John Johnson
Normal Training Exams Report Subjects Split
Last week on January 15 16 and 17 Junior and Senior Normal Training students sat exams. Juniors faced psychology writing and spelling while Seniors covered grammar civics government and constitution. Designated subjects included geography and physiology.
Eddyville Seconds Defeated by Moravia Seconds
Moravia seconds beat Eddyville 29 to 12 after a tight first half. Moravia led early, Eddyville tied once at five, then Moravia pulled away as the game remained rough and fast paced with persistent passing and turnovers. Morgina’s seconds debuted for Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddyville
Moravia Seconds
Eddyville Seconds
Moravia
Moravia Boys
Bale
Morgina
New Semester Adds Psychology Geography Public Speaking and More
New subjects added to the schedule for the second term include Psychology by Mr. Dorr with nine students, Geography by Miss Griffin with eleven, Public Speaking by Mr. Michener with twenty five, Commercial Law by Mrs. Whitehill with thirteen, and Civics by Mr. Glancy with twenty six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dorr
Miss Griffin
Michener
Grade News Highlights From Local School Classes
First Grade Mrs T L OConnor of Detroit visited the class on Friday the seventeenth. Second Grade Thelma McDonald of Albia High School and cousin of Mary Horseman visited last Thursday. A new pupil Ernest Garner enrolled in Sixth Grade last week. Seventh and Eighth Grades began a geography project on Europe and are making sculpturing works in soap with plans for exhibit this spring. Lv c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. T. L. O'Conner
Detroit
Michigan
Thelma McDonald
Albia High School
Mary Horseman
Ernest Garner
Europe
Lv. c
Local social calls and visits noted in Moravia
A series of social visits and domestic notes from Moravia include Mrs. Will Simmons improving from illness and several callers at multiple homes such as Mrs. Hart, the Tadlacks, the Woods, and the McGrews. Reports mention Miss Sylvia Hart’s return from a two week stay and the birth of a baby boy at Daniel Fullerton’s home. others include directory-style mentions of local residents and errands.
Tuberculosis Campaign Reduces Hog Losses
Government report on hogs killed in Chicago in November shows only 10.7 percent retained for tuberculosis. Live Stork, Commissioner, says the record is best in recent years with retention 40 percent lower than November 1924 and condemnations half of five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wallace McKee
Stork
Librarians Selected for Semester Roles
Mias Jennings convened a meeting for prospective librarians this semester. Twelve students were appointed: Helen Main, Edward Wink, Jeman, Donald Reich, Helen McCrory, Juanita Smith, Muurine Smith, Barrett Coffin, Reba Callen, Harvis Stafford, Vera Boshuk, Forrest Lagle, and Thelma Hiatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Jennings
Helen Main
Edward Wink
Jeman
Donald Reich
Helen McCrory
Juanita Smith
Muurine Smith
Barrett Coffin
Reba Callen
Harvis Stafford
Vera Boshuk
Forrest Lagle
Thelma Hiatt
New Journalism Class Adds Members at School
Several students join journalism this semester bringing total members to twenty two. The group includes Alf Dorothy Dodd Cora Barnes Wilbur Smith LaVella Cousins Nel Line Donoven Bonita Lugle and Gunevie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf
Dorothy Dodd
Cora Barnes
Wilbur Smith
LaVella Cousins
Ne-l Line Donoven
Bonita Lugle
Gunevie
Fragmentary 1980s notes on crime and economy
The fragment mentions crime not paying and odd phrases about Edison, weed rubber, and a thinner dollar bill. It references a Friday the thirteenth in 1980 and weddings. Reading is hindered by garbled OCR and nonsensical phrasing.
Community Sunday Visits and Local Socials
Charlie Hough and family visited Ed Delong's home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Van Long were Cet terville callers. Charlie Foster and Forrest Glick visited Loren Buckingham's home. John VanZante and family spent the day at Ben Jones's home. Enid and Jack Long joined their aunt Bell Ticks. Ben Williams delivered hogs at Moravia last Thursday. Circle met with Mrs Jeff Patrick. Linyd Brown and daughter Dorothy visited Gass Hamilton's home. Vernice and Billy Long spent Sunday with the Foster boys. Several locals rode bob sleds to Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Hough
Ed. Delong
van Long
Cetterville
Charlie Foster
Forrest Glick
Loren Buckingham
John VanZante
Ben Jones
Enid
Jack Long
Bell Ticks
Ben Williams
Moravia
Circle
Jeff Patrick
Linyd Brown
Dorothy
Gass Hamilton
Vernice
Billy Long
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Des Moines Area
Miss Amy Jiner assists with housework and caring for a boy at Russell Brown home. Clyde Dicks called in Moravia on Tuesday. Mrs. Jay Masaman visited with her mother in Moravia Wednesday afternoon. Jay and Mr. Free attended a sale in Moravia. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Swift and Elmer Swift traveled to Oskaloosa on business. Mrs. Clyde Dicks visited the Will Callen home on Wednesday afternoon. Truxton Dicks visited Shirley Townsend on Tuesday afternoon. Orval Callen and his wife spent Tuesday with Will Callen. The Callen children were recalled home Tuesday evening after their mother Mrs. Will Callen suffered a stroke. she was reported improving Monday morning. Leonard Perry butchered four fine...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Jiner
Russell Brown
Clyde Dicks
Moravia
Jay Masaman
Will Bree
Jay
Mr. Free
Bart Swift
Elmer Swift
Oskaloosa
Will
Local Family Gatherings and Scout Oyster Supper Report
Mr and Mrs Emmett Derby visited the McDanes. Ned Argo family called on Dicks. Perle Kelsey home from Ames for weekend. Will Kelsey and Hiner progress noted. Phyllis Lemaster with sister’s family. Oline Beaty helped at Beaty home. Harold Argo family visit. Boy Scout oyster supper raised about 18 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendl Coulson
Berle Beaty
Harold Huff
Oline Beaty
Lloyd Beaty
Oline
Beaty
Harold Argo
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A. G. Broshar
Agt
Columbus
John Nowels
Eddie
Gautor
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
M. H. S. News Basket
A.O. M
N. D
Miller
Will Simmons
Wilbur Miller
Floyd Wood
Dave Cayler
CG. E. McGrew
Miss Mabel
Mrs. Hart
Daniel Fullerton
Claude Paris
Ray Coltrain
Clell
Wayne Blumer
Floyd ‘Coltrain
Dr.miles
Long
the Gay Bean
Edison
Moravia Bakery
Crystal Theatre
Les
Moving Pictures
Harvester Company
John D. Veach McCormick
Deering
Iowa
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