23 Jan 1952
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1952
Page
1
Moravia reports on student activity across clubs and sports. Charled Horn is spotlighted for an exceptional mind while plans chart for next year in Varsity Club. Freshman science and English work noted, and a basketball setback at Moulton is detailed along with upcoming sectional games.
Jackie Lee from Galesburg Illinois born October 12 1933 attended Moravia grade school and high school list Howard 18 she has dark brown hair brown eyes 5 feet 3 inches 135 pounds with preferences in geometry Blue Barron Jane Powell Victor Marans and Studebaker among others Jerry Vene Kaster born October 12 1933 attended Moravia grade school and Howard 18 he has light brown hair blue eyes 5 feet 1 inch 100 pounds with Clark candy bar noted as a favorite.
Donald Dicks, senior at Moravia born west of Moravia, 18, stands 5 feet 11 and 163 pounds. He plays forward for basketball and baseball and believes all students should take part in sports to ensure participation. He holds letters in basketball and baseball and favors universal athletic participation.
In a school setting students from grades one through four participated in activities for the March of Dimes. First and second grades dramatized stories and built snowmen from edible materials. Third and fourth grades collected $3.30 and contributed four marching stick men using a dime for heads. reporters Nancy Turner and Sandy Oard covered the event.
A dented page lists numerous social calls and dinners among Maple Grove residents. Ralph Tucker, Bill Wilson, Bud McDanel, John Wilson Jr., and others host or attend dinners and gatherings through midweek and weekend, with Laurence Roland, Phillips, and Centerville area homes appearing in visits and guest lists.
Community members gather for meetings and reviews as illnesses reduce attendance. Highlights include Mrs. Martin Greer presenting Koan Acts chapters, Lucile West reviewing year’s progress, and many visits and social events across Centerville and nearby towns. Families share meals, attend dances, and visit hospitals and relatives in numerous Sunday and weekday gatherings.
A fragmentary report notes Mira Izabeth R visited Mia and Thelma Phillips on a Thursday. The wording is unclear but records a visit occurring on a Thursday involving named individuals.
One inch of snow fell on Monday with temperatures near zero and several people reporting a cold. local social notes mention Faber, Vance, VanDorin families attending church and club events, and birthday and family visits across Albia Centerville and Centerville area.
Geraldine Vane and family attended Sunday School in Dallas. Fe church guests included Mrs. da Grif and Harold Hawk's party at the Gedtve Hel yer home. VanDorin family dinners, a Linda Johnson birthday, and cattle sales by E. G. and Harold Hawk were noted amid a cold 12 below morning.
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