This and That Gossip of the Week at Moravia schools
Gossip item recounts testing days for Monroe and Appanoose counties pupils, listing many student names and teachers. It notes perfect attendance, a movie outing, a semester test focus, and a town band clinic upcoming at Fairfield High School with judges from Town State and Parsons Colleges. שעות
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Appanoose
Monrove
Monroe County
Paul Woodward
Jerry Peel
Blue Front
Clayworth
Dominic Hawbacker
Billy Barnes
Brompton
Bill Luse
Robin Sandifer
Raymond Vance
Enon
Marvin Vance
James Easter
Shirley Ragan
Howard Rebb
Fuller
Charlotte Scott
Southeast Town
Fairfield High School
Frank Piersol
Town State College
LeRoy Bauer
Parsons College
Iowa State College
Free Throw Contest Leads Appanoose Tourney Notes
First reports show 1650 free throw attempts with Jerry Easter leading girls at 97 makes and 64.6 percent while George Tracy paces boys with 107 makes and 71.3 percent. Gold medals will go to each winner. Appanoose County tourney pairings set for Moulton January 26–29 with Moravia earning byes to semifinals. Moravia girls draw the winner of Cincy Numa Friday. final Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Easter
George Tracy
Appanoose
Moulton
Moravia
Elks announce national essay contest on Why Democracy Works
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks invites high school students to submit essays on democracy. Eight national awards total 2000 in US Savings Bonds. Entries due by March 1, 1949, with local Centerville judging and local, state, and national rounds leading to top prizes including 1000, 500, 350, 250 and six of 50. Moravia hopes for two local awards. contact Mr Fleming for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
U. S
Centerville
Fleming
Moravia
Hot Lunch Menu for Week in January and February
Menu lists Cheese gondne and egg salad on Monday with fruit and milk. Tuesday features baked beef hash potato and cabbage with orange relish and milk. Wednesday offers tomato soup pea salad meat sandwich and apple with milk. Thursday serves barbecued beef buns mashed potatoes raw cabbage wedge fruit and milk. Friday presents salmon loaf mashed potatoes creamed peas and carrots spinach and peach tapioca milk.
Third and Fourth Grades Readings and Honors List
In our elementary classes three and four report on reading activities. Third graders study poetry and storytelling while fourth graders explore George Washington and Mount Vernon. Spelling honor rolls include Billy Woodward Sue Kaser Joan Fox Arthur Simmions Sandra Hiatt Wanda Mecklwain Joy Tubaugh Larry Pfannebecker Billy Rose Frances Easter Jimmy Hickman Jerry Buckallew Ronald Cross Cara Day Yvonne Gardner Carol Main Bill Booth Larry Martin Mary Thompson Bobby Woodward Janice Sawver Kent Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Seale Hunt
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Billy Woodward
Sue Kaser
Joan Fox
Arthur Simmions
Sandra Hiatt
Wanda Mecklwain
Joy Tubaugh
Larry Pfannebecker
Billy Rose
Frances Easter
Jimmy Hickman
Jerry Buckallew
Ronald Cross
Cara Day
Yvonne Gardner
Carol Main
Bill Booth
Larry Martin
Mary Thompson
Bobby Woodward
Janice Sawver
Kent Kirkman
Pictures Shown This Week In School Classes
Two pictures were shown this week. Winter Wonderland ordered by the consumers education class depicts winter life at federal government created resorts with skiing ice skating and tobogganing. Public Opinion ordered by the government class illustrates how public opinion can be used for national betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers Education
Winter Wonderland and Ki Ki Featured in School News
The class enjoyed the movie Winter Wonderland and reads Ki Ki for opening exercises this week. Students express excitement about circus stories and welcome Jane Ann Fox back after a four week absence. Prefects for the first semester include Gordon Woodward Dwight Thompson Dick Harp and Richard Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ann Fox
Gordon Woodward
Dwight Thompson
Dick Harp
Richard Mason
Rubber stamps made to order at Moravia Union
Rubber stamps made to order with a two week delivery. Moravia Union notes the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moravia Union
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors January 10 1949
The Board of Supervisors met with the County Auditor Deputy County Assessor Field Assessors and County Board of Review at 10:00 a m. The County Auditor gave instructions and furnished assessing supplies. Field assessors present included William Steffin William Taylor Bob Neeley G C Harris Merle Smith Ernest Hiatt A E Percell George Argo Virgil Dudley Arthur Streepy Lloyd Crouch Dwight Ogden Paul Morlis Burdetts Ward John Ghaun Reaee renter tener teres yer taraner toe s Hugh Price and J L Harris. The Board set pay for Field Assessors at 2.00 per hour for actual hours worked. The following business and claims were allowed including Domestic Animal Fund credit for Merl C Adams.
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Board of Supervisors
County Board of Review
William Steffin
William Taylor
Bob*Neeley
G. C. Harris
Merle Smith
Ernest Hiatt
A. E. Percell
George Argo
Virgil Dudley
Arthur Streepy
Reaee
Teres
Taraner
Hugh Price
J. L Harris
Domestic Animal Fund
Adams
Merl C
Sheev
Es Anderson, J
Argo
H. G
Baugh
William
Boyer
Carl
Earl
Brown
Lester
Burger
Clifford J
Urna
R. R
Caylor Wayne
Childs
A. Ross
Clinkenbeard, L. G
Ochran
Davis
Clement J. & San
General County
Deahl
Zell
Dodd, J. L
Drake
C. R
Richard
Dudley, R. E
Board of Education
DuVall
W. C
Eddy
Robert L
Edwards
Fred C
Exline
Harold M
Fox
Claude
Haines
J. W
Jasper N
Hammond
E. J
Harsh
Ivan
Hess
Rollie
Hiatt
Ernest
Red Military Ser
Hoffman
Dean
Sheep
Horn
Leo
Fiery Road Bond & Intates Ae
Teachers’ Institute
Howell
Clyde
Hudson, J. F
School Fund
Kimball
Don
Knapp
Lincoln
Lamb
Langford
Fred
Lewis
Earnest M
Ockman, M. V
McCarty
Dave
Centerville
McDanel
Cyril
SBU
McDonalds, L. C
Oravia Shale
McGee
Connie
Sheep and Fund
McKern
Bert
Minnick, L. D
Milner, Willian, J
Gden, Tom N
Parcel
A. K
Roland
F. W
Rumsey
Ae Scott
Clarence
Keifer
Scurlock
Harold
Otis
Duree
Sellers
Clair W
Senior
Calin F
Smith
Merle D
Tucker
Ralph
Urner
Harold C
Welkner
Milo L
Amount White
Walter B. Halance
Wilson
Dell
Young
Lowell C
Mary Brazzalle
Prin,co
Eure Tetty Maine
Appanoose County Treasurer Osburn Reports 1948 Funds
Semi annual statement of accounts by funds covers June 3 to December 31 1948. Authenticated by L A Osburn county treasurer and deputies including Gloria Cortesio and field assessors in Centerville Sharon Vermillion Johns Pleasant and Center townships. Official certification affirms the report's accuracy for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Osborn
Appanoose County
Iowa
Gloria Cortesio
L. R. Crouch
Franklin Township
Desse A. Dooley
Center Township
EK. Dudley
Pleasant Township
Doyle E. Hampwn
J. O. Harris
Centerville
Paul Morris
Johns Township
A. E. Parcel
Sharon & Vermillion
Lows
Leap
LE. A. Osburn
Appanuusy
Junior class party planned for Feb seven winner honored
The losing team in the magazine selling contest met during first period Wednesday to decide on a party date. The gathering will be held in the gym on February seven in honor of Oneita Whicker’s side, which won the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneita Whicker
Senior Class Annuals for Sale One Dollar Sixty Cents
Students may buy senior class annuals priced at 1.60 each. A 0.75 deposit is required before printing and delivery. Contact a senior class member to place an order and arrange payment.
County Officials Approve 1949 Sheriff and Salaries Plan
County offices and salaries approved for 1949 by the Board of Supervisors with detailed allocations for Auditor Treasurer Attorney Recorder Sheriff Engineer and related expenses. Debates include transfers to the Institute Fund and formal signatures from the board and county auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
County Recorder's Office
Yeastrer’s
Recorder's Office
Clerk of the Court
Sheriff's Office
Engineer's Office
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Naomi Wills
Marian Reagan
Miller
Stephenson
Margaret Stocker
Margery Stocker
Fairview
Qra Wood
Twyla Foster
Kathryn McDanel
Roberta Benz
Robert Foster
Jack Scott
Joe Tadlock
Dale Arnold
Helen DuVall
Mardeena Hiatt
Maple Grove
Gretchen Ashby
Normy Cochran
Robert Easter
Betty Jean Foster
Rex Overturf
Marilyn Landgrebe
Betty Landgrebe
Earl Taylor
Shanghai
Ruth Taylor
Kenneth Brown
Wendell Hook
Charles Jennings
Iconium
Evelyn Davison
Junior High News
Carole Bro3shar
Marion Condra
Wendell Condra
Mitzi Sawyer
Delores Bisby
Neilie DuVail
Kathleen Harden
Viols Hammond
Richard Hawk
Larry Kaster
Steve Pasovich
Marjorie
Sandifer
Larry Easter
Patty Halden
Hill
Marlyn H
Eyla H
M. H. S.er
Bruce Rabuek J
Callen
Joan
Richard Smith
Ferge
Norma Zimmer
Delma Veach MuBie
Alberta Rick
Mary Rose
Phyllis Rabuckh
Mr. Hickman
Max T
Ella
Lillian Rick
Skip
Albia Hospital
Mary Lou
Oneila
China
Rathbun
Rip van Winkle
Bennett
Jack Baker
Marvin Underwood
Cara
Veach Drug Store
of the Board of Supervisors
L. A. Gsburn
Kel
St. Treas
J.B. Judge
Cuiporsactor
Briggs Motor Tractor Division
Albia, Iowa
Merle D. Smith
Douglas Township
William H. Steffen
Udeil
Unionville
Moravia& Rathbun
Ernest R. Hiatt
Taylor Township
Appanoose County Farm Bureau
Dukes
County Recorder
A. Dukes
L. E. Johnson
Udell Township Trustees & Clerk
Iowa Trust & Savings Bank
Centerville National Bank
F. Hermes
Barry Stickler
R. C. Wilson
Doyle E. Hampton
Code of Iowa
Institute
Institute Fund
J. F. Hermes
Harry Stickler
L. P. Clow
E. N. Catterlin
Centerville, Iuwa
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