Speed and accuracy power Moravia school notes
A Moravia high school page stresses speed paired with accuracy as essential to value and prompt work. It notes weather delays postponing Monday events, upcoming county basketball games, intramural leagues, and student profiles in Senior Graphs and Junior High reports.
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Daphan Coltrain
Moulton
Unionville
Moravia
Blakesburg
Numa
U. S. News Review
Wake Island
Guadalcanal
Solomons
Britain
Young
Iowa State College
Buy War Bonds to Help Victory and Self Interest
The piece urges buying U S War Bonds to support the government in war and to gain a reliable investment. It claims bonds never depreciate and increase in value to maturity, paying a third more than the original cost, with cashable options after six days, and promotes purchasing at banks or post offices.
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U. S
Grader Returns to Lincoln School in Centerville
A report from Lincoln school in Centerville notes the grader is back and participating. Third grade reading uses Wide Wings while fourth grade expands to the table of eight and science covers heavenly bodies. New monitors and editors listed accompany student work across grades.
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Lincoln School
Centerville
George
Richard
Oneila
Patty
Billy
Reading Land
Dean
L. E
Janet
Jerry
Mary Lou
Eldora
Charles
Freddie
Donald Easter
Gladfelder and related families gather for weekend visits
Main Station and nearby families spent Sunday at several homes including Pearlie Boyer Kenneth Gladfelder and Clyde Gladfelder. Groups helped finish a sheep shed, with moves noted for Cyril McDanet, Darlene, and others.
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Paul Boyer
Pearlie Boyer
T.A. Gladfelder
Kenneth’ Gladfelder
Kester
Kermit Gladfelder
Clyde Gladfelder
Darlene
Jeas Gladfelder
Cyril McDanet
T. L . Gladfelder
Carl Tomlin
Fern
Lin Foster
Ee End
George Hiatt
Standson
U. G. Turner
Lee Johnson
Willis McDanel
Lloyd McDanel
Farm Bureau Notes 4-H Lamb Profit Report
Seven 4-H boys and girls in Appanoose county fed 10 pens of 16 lambs from Oct 2 1942 to Jan 16 1948, earning a net profit of 364.17 after feed, trucking, shearing and interest costs. Average profit per lamb 2.27, 100 day gain 22 lbs per lamb, very low death loss. Feed per pen averaged 48.16 dollars. wool sale averaged 18.93 dollars per pen. Average lamb weight 65 lb start, 87.1 lb end. each lamb consumed 188 lb corn, 7 lb corn 163 lb hay, feed cost 8.01 per head. First feeding experience for these seven members. one prior in 4-H. Costs per 100 lb grain ranged 10.81 to 16.22. Average cost 18.70 vs lambs cost 13.25 and sale price 15.70.
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Appanoose
Lambe
Atea Glen Birlingmair
Week of the War Summary From The Moravian Union
War dispatches highlight Japanese pockets in Sanananda dissolving under American and Australian pressure. U S forces secure Mount Austen, boosting Guadalcanal gains. Major General Patch now commands Guadalcanal forces, replacing Vandergrift. Over 1,000 Japanese killed on Guadalcanal in five days. Japanese air strength wanes as pilots and aircraft decline. Eighth Army advances toward Tripoli with continued air raids on Tripoli Harbor and Castel Benito. Air activity persists in Tunisia.
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Sanananda
Papuan New Guinea
Gunadalcanal
U.S
Mount Austen
Henderson Field
United Nations
Quadalcanal
Solomons
Alexander M. Patch
U. S. Army
Guadalcanal
Alexander A. Vandersgrift
U. S. Marine Corps
Eighth Army
Tripoli
Castel Benito
Axis
Tunisia
Car Crash Near Storm Lake Ends With No Serious Injuries
A damaged car smeared with red interiors drew many passersby as speculation rose over a tragic accident near Storm Lake. August Bartelle and his South Dakota family reportedly hit ice on the road causing a skidding loss of control. no one was seriously hurt. Read the want ads.
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Storm Lake
August Bartelle
South Dakota
Centerville area Social News Highlights
Centerville residents and visitors are listed in a series of social items. Names include Coulson, Miller, Henderson, Callen, Hilton, Burton, Tucker, Luse, Hiner, Jones, Murdy, and McCloud among others. Events include visits, illnesses, family gatherings, waschers, and club entertainments with notes of illness, travels, and community activities.
Blue Front Robert Shelquist Visits Family During Furlough
Blue Front Robert Shelquist of the Great Lakes Naval Training School has spent his furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Shelquist and other relatives and friends in Ottumwa and Centerville. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Homer Hamilton Mr and Mrs Ben Jones and Mr and Mrs John VanZante who attended the funeral of Mrs Frank Swaim on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Williams visited the Ben Williams home on Sunday along with Ralph Shelquist, Francis and Lucille.
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Ottumwa
Robert Shelquisti
Ben Jones
Chance Lavely
Homer Hamilton
Pearl Hiner
Wendell Murdy
Johnny
Ray McCloud
Ruth Wilson
Hattie McCloud
Pearl Woodard
John Allen Wilson
Robert Shelquist
Great Lakes
Local visits and calls noted in Albia area
Brompton Ralph Johnson visited Saturday with Johnnie Odam. E F Boardman and Wilma, Russell Darby and family called at the M E Boardman and W I Bivin homes Sunday afternoon. Don John of Blakesburg ground feed for Max McCoy and M E Boardman Monday morning. Mr and Mrs J E Stafford were business callers in Albia Wednesday. Kenneth Johnson, son of Mr and
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Herman Johnson
Camp Roberts
Calif
Anna DeLong
J. B. Stafford
Henry Horn
Charles
John Fisher
A. J. Billings
Ottumwa
Albia
Ira Shaw
Mary Shaw
M. E. Boardman
Martha’ Sue
Gilbert Garrett
Deen Lee Robinson
Ralph Johnson
Johnnie Odam
E. F. Boardman
Wilma
Russell Darby
W. l. Bivin
Don John
Blakesburg
Max McCoy
J. E. Stafford
Kenneth Johnson
Severt Couple Honored by East Side Lutheran Church
The Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Severt, longtime Eagle Grove residents, were honored by East Side Lutheran Church members after 25 years of service and association with the congregation.
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T. J. Severtson
Eagle Grove
East Side Lutheran Church
Osborn Presents Semiannual Report as Appanoose Treasurer
L A Osborn Treasurer of Appanoose County Iowa presents the semi annual statement of accounts by funds covering June 1 1942 to December 31 1942. The report lists receipts and disbursements and certifies the summary as correct for the period specified.
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L. A. Osborn
Appanoose County
Iowa
L. A, Osborn
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S. Rewsbasket
Editorial
Ames
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Peterson
Muusic
Doris Rouse
Albin
Wayne Allen
Paul Baldwin
Tom Robb
John Laws
Jack Spencer
Forrest Purvis
Don Orelup
Floyd Broshar
Dale Laws
Greyhounds
Bill Wilson
Clair Hiatt
Wildcats
Dick Johnson
Carl Hiatt
Bulldogs
Delmar Dowd
Max Lockman
Tigers
Paul McNair
Freeman Purvis
David Pullman
Carolyn White
F.H.A
Mary Lou Boyer
Margaret Pullman
Africa
Lincoln
Donna Wales
Majestic Theatre
George Washington
Jack Benny
Ann Sheridan
Ritz Theatre
OLD Chisolm
Johnny Mack Brown
Bruce Bennett
Leslie Brooks
Jerry Colonna
Wrecking
Richard Arlen
Chester Morris
America
Rajah
Oaklands
Jersey
Channel
France
England
Heil Hitler
Yolanda
Germany
Webster
Neel Bracey
Rane
Batrava
Sone A
Euy
Silly _Broshar
Kathleen Halden
Viola Hammond
Larry Easter
Aileen Turner
Farm Bureau Notes
Frank Swaim Moravia
Moravia Union
Office of War Information
Big G
Gardner & Son
Coulson
James Cline
Otis Ballanger
Elmer Henderson
Theo Miller
Lloyd Carter
Martha
Edith Coulson
J. R. Callen
Francis Miller
Francis
Lynn Hilton
Orville Burton
Doyle Hampton
E. 0. Tucker
R. EH. Luse
Betty
Brompton
Turner Funeral
Ambulance Service
M. P. Gleason
Optometrist
Dr. Brooks
N. 18Th St
Bob
General County A
County Hospital
Nur
Homestead
Teachers’ Institute
Anche Ethatninganenes
Dog T
Bonida
Co. Treas
de Twergie
Osa
Co. Home
Funda
General Bus
Towl
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