Moravia girls basketball page apology and staff changes
Moravia boosters gather support as Moravia teams progress by telephone. The paper regrets omitting Moravia Dairy on last week's page and apologizes for missed credits to Moravia Theater and Eas ter Coal Co. Del Donahoo moves from KBIZ to WHO Des Moines to report Thursday afternoon, possibly missing Moravia’s Des Moines game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Dairy
Moravia
Newt Long
KBIZ
del Donahoo
Del
A Ee
WHO
Des Moines
Moravia Girls Basketball Draws Big Crowd At Open Night
Moravia fans packed the first evening of girls basketball with a 400 strong crowd from Moravia and visiting county teams. ALB of Des Moines aids players with towels water and first aid kits at benches, while Mel Kupferschmidt’s late surge kept the score close as the Moravia squad gains statewide attention.
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Moravia
ALB of
Des Moines
Miller Items and Local Movements at Miller
Sunday School attendance noted with twenty eight present. Families relocate as Chester Weaver and Earnest Foster homes exchange occupants. Earl Campbell family moved near Miller schoolhouse. Local visits include Mrs Gerald Burton at Moravia and weekend guests at Lovell Reagan home. Funeral attendance for Alphis Hopkins in Unionville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Weaver
Earnest Foster
Earl Campbells
Miller School
Gerald Burton
W. N. Miller
Moravia
Norman Kelly
Edith Eldridge
Lovell, Reagan
Alphis Hopkin
Unionville
Udell community notes and visits across Udell area
Local residents and guests frequent Udell as families host dinners and visits. Notable movements include Des Moines visitors Deloris Duty and Doris Ann Powell, and several Udell residents moving to or from nearby farms. The Brethren church Women’s Missionary Society met for a February devotional, with March of Dimes and WMS offerings reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zola Saum
Harry Wilkinson
Tom Stringfellow
Omaha
Ora Powell
Deloris Duty
Des Moines
W. Duty
Alvin Spring
Duty
Shirley Morlan
Unionville
Joe Moore
Merna Henshaw
Caroline Moore
Sammy
Gloria Spring
Kenneth
Dewey Houser
Albia
Victor Repp
Repp
Merle Houser
Dale Exline
Lawrence Oliver
Exline
George Exline
Mr. Withrow
Illinois
Udell
O. R. Parks
Dwight Coop
Mattie Campbell
Paul Dean West
Minn
Raymond
Billy Houser
Marshall
Women's Missionary Society of the Brethren Church
Hazel Powell
Della McConnell
Alice Spring
Elda Dester
March of Dimes
Gwenne Whisler
Maggie Brown
Dee Whisler
Carrie Koehler
Ruth Dorsey
Edna Moore
Elda Deeter
Ruby Hedgecock
Josie Stuckey
Marilyn
Linda Moore
Darlene Spring
Dorothy Elschlager
Doris Ann Powell
Woodrow Duty
John Claxton
Faye Houser
Marshalltown
Dewey Houser, Jr
Familly
Williamson
O. N. Parks
Ltone
Spring
Doyle
Darlene
Harold Spring
Minnie Replogle
Town City
Bill Vanney
Joey Dean
St. Joseph Hospital
Hedgecock
Rochester
Purvis
Mayo Clinic
Sam Argo
Local Social Notes From Kellyville Area
Margaret Henderson called Monday evening at Harold Spring home in Kellyville Missouri. Kathryn Claxton spent Monday night at Joe Moore home. Mr and Mrs John Exline and family visited Sunday evening at Rex Albertson home.
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Ing
Kellyville
Margaret Henderson
Harold Spring
Kathryn Claxton
Joe Moore
John Exline
Rex Albertson
Iconium and Nearby Residents Gather for Social Weekend
Social notes from Iconium reveal a busy period with multiple visits and gatherings. Mrs. LeRoy Brown hosted Ottumwa guests. numerous families including the Kelsey, Brown, Carruthers, and Argo households shared dinners and calls across Centerville and Moravia areas. Observed activities include church floor refinishing and hospital pickups, with various relatives visiting and sharing meals through the weekend.
Local moves and visits in Ottumwa area
John Exline and family moved from the Udell vicinity to the Roy Rinehart place on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Coy Swift spent Friday afternoon at the Ekwall home in Ottumwa. Vinton Lundy spent Wednesday evening at Roscoe Argoe s. Mrs Roy Moffatt and daughter Linda returned home Sunday eve n ing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Brown
Sheryl
Beryl Brown
A. J. Brown
Osa
Mary McFatridge
Rena Breese
Pearl ‘Kelsey
Lissie Kelsey
Nellie Thompson
Doris’ Callen
Wanda Hook
Lois Albertson
Aubrey Christy
LeRoy. Brown
Ottumwa
Paul Carruthers
Jack Penfield
Cincinnati
Prigcilla Mehrhoff
Dwight Main
Patty Harris
Des Moines
Birdie Main
Lois Fowler
Moravia
Dewey Lark
Dorman Irwin
Larry
Linda
Gerald Rinehart
George Hammond
Charlie Ellis
Ned Argo
Laura Jo
Dorothy Barker
Mia
Earl Swift
Carolyn
Ned
Keith
Argo
Argo Brothers
Doyle
Christy
St. Joseph Hospital
Bert Rinehart
Mary Low
Glen Overturn's
Church of Christ
Connie Paris
Roll McCord
Paul McCord
Centerville
Fred Argo
Roscoe Argo
Lee Johnson
Johnny McDonald
Albia
Coy Swift
Hugh McFatridge
Jake Firking
Joe Lucas, Jr
Roy
Roy Moffatt
Olive Moffatt
John Exline
Udell
Roy Rinehart
Art Ek, Wall
Vinton Lundy
Neighborhood News and Club Meeting Report
In a Thursday afternoon meeting led by Juanita Dooley, fifteen ladies and six children gathered. Betty Criddlebaugh and Marjorie McIlwain presented chapters from Rural Prospects and Elsie Callen read from We Seek Him Together. Betty Criddlebaugh sang during the devotional, refreshments were by Mae McDonald and Doris Bubenz. Mrs. Elsie Martin returned home after spending last fall and winter with her daughter Mia, and the Dick Wilsons moved from Centerville to Puig with Herbert McDonald family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley-Chapel
Juanita Dooley
Mary Meadows
Betty, Criddlebaugh
Marjorie McIlwain
Elsie Callen
Betty Criddlebaugh
Mae McDonald
Doris Bubjenz
Elsie Martin
Mia
Herbert McDonal
Rockford
Dick Wilson
Puig
Centerville
Wilsons
Community family gatherings and visits across local homes
Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Loral Bryant, the Kalvig and Harsh families, and many others shared time at multiple homes around town. Visits spanned Sunday gatherings, Monday and Wednesday visits, 4-H activities, and birthday celebrations with surrounding relatives, neighbors, and friends.
Kinser Valley News Roundup
The note sheet reports Lyle Cloyed and four workers laid off briefly last week and Cloyed losing a cow and a sow after an ice accident. Zell Wilson home visits and LeRoy Wilson receiving Sunday mail in Selack are mentioned along with nearby relocations on highway 34. Community updates include visitors and minor household movements.
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Lyle Cloyed
Zell Wilson
LeRoy Wilson
Our
Selack's
Long
Highway 34
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Moravia Theater
Easter Coal Co
Raw Ramblin
Mel
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R.C. Stockwell
Rochester, N. Y
Wilbur Miller
John D. Lindskoog
Bob Strunk
Lazell
Charles Wheeler
Mary Wheeler
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North Library
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Peoples Abstract & Title Co., Inc
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Meredith B. Griffing
Prescription
Iconium
Niing
Lester Housley
George McComb
Rex Haver
Jake Firkins
Rena ‘Breese
Fra
Mra
John Moffatt
By Donovan
Makomb
Polson
North Clinton Albia, Ta
Pullman Implement Company
Loral Bryant
Chester Sanders
Bill Kalvig
Camp Breckenridge
Kentucky
Mrs. Crenshaw
Orville Burton
Ann Pettibone
Karline Fischer
Don [Pettibone
Ivan Harsh
Bob Carter
Paul Broshar
Arnold Rutcamp
Jr. White
Lois Martin
Trenton Wilson
W. E. Donovan
Frank Hiatt
Howard Harper
Frank Yeager
Eldon
Taylor
Gladys
Bessie Neff
Burton
Russell Warner
George Turner
Louise West
Gerald Bates
Ernest West
Betty Lou Harsh
Des [Fédineg
Loyd Carter
Howrad Harper
Elsie “Closser
Irven Kaling
Fred Dusablon
Bill
Bob Harsh
David
Donald West
Mrs, Jr. Donovan
Dave Ankeny
John Peterson
Henry Witt
Kinser Valley
George R. Datby
Amos McGhghy
Earl Burrows
Moulton, Ia
John M. Elliott
Centerville National Bank
Bridga
Tilton Shoe Store
North Side Square Centerville
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