Moravia High School honors roll and pep meeting notes
Twenty one Moravia High School students earned a ninety percent or higher semester average with eight sophomores and seven seniors on the honor roll. The piece lists the honor roll names by class and describes Friday pep meetings, a Cincinnati game rally, and talks by Mrs Whitehill and Vera Boshok to inspire players. It also notes new students, home declamatory and debate plans, homeroom nutrition studies, and various grade activities from first to eighth grade with health, geography, and Palmer Method efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia High School
Ardis Callen
Mary Coffin
Arlene Dodd
Juanita Hiatt
Phylls Lemaster
Maxine Tucker
Ruby Whitehead
Tuntorg
Cleo Coulson
Donald Gardner
Gertrude Green
Irene Main
Beulah Bishop
zelAal Brown
Glen Callen
Madge DuVall
Cheree Dyphion
Harriet Lee Main
Thelma Purvis
Clarence Whitehead
Francis Miller
Ernestine Stauber
Cincinnati
Moravia
Blakesburg
Rural School News Highlights and Classroom Activities
Luella Caltrain reports community access to state library books and a sterescope, with three month borrowing. Second graders Deena Roberta and Leo Van Dorin read books, while Mil dred Roberts and Burdell Roberts craft sewing and kitchen items. Europe study continues with maps, and geography lessons cover North and South America. ICONLUM SCHOOL NEWS notes delays due to illness, Santa and camel window decorations, division lessons, South America projects, map work, and a schedule of visits by Lois Woodcock and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Caltrain
State
Mildred Roberts
Burdell Roberts
Deena Roberta
Leo van Dorin
Dallas
Dean Faber
Margery Roberts
South America
Clelia Jones
Acchool
North
Europe
Iconlum
Mayme Callen
Lois Woodcock
Rev
Zerbe
Jessie Sheldon
Esther Sheldon
Delores Argo
Christias Massman
Glen Hiner
Ruby Whitehead
Classified ad for Fordson gear shift pulley and clover seed
One gear shift pulley for Fordson tractor, wood and new. E G Hawk advertises FOR SALE and a note of cleaned clover seed at low mood prices, Curl Cloyed lists Zp as contact.
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Fordson Tractor
Wood
Hawk
75th Birthday Celebration for W T VanDorin
A large dinner was held at the VanDorin home to mark W. T. VanDorin’s 75th birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Osear VanDorin, Mrs. Mary Clester, and Clelia Jones. The host noted abundant food, with leftovers enough for the evening meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. VanDorin
Osear VanDorin
Mary Clester
Clelia Jones
W. T
Portraits Show Dual Faces in Great Men
The article notes that character shines through faces, citing John Sargent painting Joseph Fulliver. It describes how a sitter's temper can alter a portrait, with one half showing benevolence and the other half cruel expression, suggesting modern portraits could surprise observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sargent
Joseph Fulliver
Pulliser
Sargent
Herd Habit in Minds of Russians Influences Regime
In a New Republic excerpt, Waldo Frank argues centuries of social herd instinct shape Russian acceptance of the Soviet regime. He notes workers and officials instinctively ordered themselves in Moscow’s opera foyer, illustrating how intellectuals may face danger under a proletarian dictatorship fostering crowd habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Asya Waldo Frank
New Republic
Laughing Horse Trade Tale and A Sunny Disposition
A veiled court moment centers on a Chinese gardener and a buyer who claim the horse was billyd. The magistrate presses for truth about horse condition with dated wit as the case is dismissed. A second note argues that a sunlit disposition is a God given gift, urging cheerful thoughts to overcome gloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Long Tam
A. L. Grigge
Red Indian Whalers and Early American Whaling
An article recalls the first American whalemen as Native Americans on New England's southern coast. It notes their sparse captures due to crude tools and mentions whale oil and blubber as esteemed, with a brief digression on future domestic fowl incubation and ostrich habits as compared to human progress.
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New England
Local Happenings and Community Visits Share Updates
Mrs Jas Black is on the sick list this week. Cullers spent Sunday with friends in Missouri. C M McFatridge was a business visitor in Albia on Monday morning. M O Robinson visited Knoxville on business Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Q K Day of Ottumwa were visiting relatives here Sunday. Jake Day of Ottumwa was a guest at J T Day’s home Sunday. A G Broshar and A C Main visited in Appanoose county Monday afternoon. A G Dowd and Clarence Dowd were business visitors in Centerville Monday afternoon. L J Beery went to Chariton Monday for a Standard for representatives meeting. Ladies and Misses Wash Dresses priced at 1.39 at McDonough Style Shoppe. Mr and Mrs John Needham and Mr and Mrs B S Staley of Centerville were Sunday afternoon visitors in Moravia. Mr and Mrs Ed Anderson of Ottumwa were guests Sunday at Rev and Mrs J C Behrens’s home. Rev J C Behrens preached at Exline Thursday evening for Rev Knight. Mr and Mrs Will Hicks entertained Rev and Mrs J C Bebrons and Mr and Mrs W F Horner at dinner Tuesday. Miss Madge Hough has returned home after caring for Mrs Tamsey G Gladfelder at the C C Phillips home near Centerville for the past months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Black
Cullers
Missouri
C. M. McFatridge
Albi
M. O. Robinson
Knoxville
Q. K. Day
Ottama
Jake Day
Ottumwa
J. T. Day
G, Broshar
A. C. Main
Appanoore
Will Hicks
J. C. Bebrons
W. F. Horner
Madge Hough
Tamsey G. Gladfelder
C. C. Phillips
Centerville
Hiattsville social notes highlight visits and birthdays
Local residents share visits by Mr. and Mrs. Norval Cole and others, with Orpha Monroe in Albia, H N Utterback in Ottumwa, and Bethel Coulson reporting her mother’s improved health. Families mark birthdays for Archie Martin Jr. and Baulah Powell, plus a chicken pox recovery and community activities with music and games.
Local visits and household chores noted in community lines
Fuller Mr. and Manford McCoy and son J W visited Frank Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Long stayed with relatives near Sigourney. Jean and Bess Hayes visited Cecil Parcel. Edna Dyprien stayed with J J Allem. Ruth Long stayed with Dorothy Morrison. Manford McCoy helped Jess Smith haul wood. Win Easter butchered. Leo Smith visited Jess Smith. Ada Harsh visits Cecil Parcel. Edna Dyprion stayed at Jess Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manford McCoy
J. W
Frank Spencer
Carlyle Long
Sigourney
Jean
Bess Hayes
Cecil Parcel
Edna Dyprien
J. J. Allem’s
Ruth Long
Dorothy Morrison
Jess Smith
Win
Leo Smith
Ada Harsh
Local Residents Visit and Social Guests Listed
Franklin Mr and Mrs Everett Stansberry called at the Wee Scott home Friday morning Genevieve and Earl McFatridge of Albion are visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity John Moffatt and eon spent Sunday afternoon at the Coy Swift home Ralph Runnells and Earl McFat ridge spent Tuesday evening at the Wes Scott home Mr and Mrs Jim McGee of near Melrose spent Friday and Friday night at the Everett Stansberry home Mrs Frank McVey and little daughter visited the weekend with her sister Mrs Marie Dodge and family Clifford Boldt of Missouri visiting relatives in this vicinity Mr and Mrs Geo Firkina were Sunday afternoon visitors at the d Sharp home in Genterville Mrs Almont Main Mrs Vess Hiatt and Mrs J W Halden were Albia visitors Friday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Stansberry
Wee Scott
Genevieve
Earl McFatridge
Albion
John Moffatt
Eon
Coy Swift
Ralph Runnells
Wes Scott
Jim McGee
Near Melrose
Frank McVey
Marie
Mrs Tillmont Hospitalized With Fractured Hip In Albuquerque
Word from Albuquerque reports Mrs. F. M. Tillmont formerly of Moravia is in the hospital with a fractured hip from a fall a week or two ago. She is said to be improving.
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Albuquerque
N. M
F. M. Tillmont
Moravia
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Rex Firkins
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Dick Hellyer
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Pauline Laws
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Alta Oliver
Daphen Pennington
Floriena Perry
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John Smith
Marie Thompson
Pauline Williams
Selma Washburn
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Chet Broshar
Agent Peoples Life Company
L. L. Smith
Obe Burns Place
Darby
Smith & Veach Drug Store
Rural School News
Hyla Horstman
Eva Firking
Edna Coulson
E. T. C. Club
Horstman
Rook
Grace Veach
Hiattsville
Norval Cole
Roland
Iowa
Loyd Carter
Orpha Monroe
Albia
M. E. McDanes
Des Moines
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Ourex
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R. 8. Co
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Franklin
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J. W. Halden
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Moravia Co-Operative Marketing Association
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Abe
Bite-Way Grocery
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