Moravia Triumphs In Local Sub County Contest
Moravia placed high at Mystic Isst Friday in a dull contest with Mystic and Plano. Raleigh Clark of Mystic won the oration Toussaint L'Ouverture, while Bonita Lagle faced disqualifications altering results. In Humorous, Everett Van De Von led Mystic with The Crossword Puzzle. Moravia’s Norman Firkina claimed second. Moravia advances to the County Contest. neighboring towns also reported.
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Mystic
Moravia
Plano
Raleigh Clark
Toussaint L’qverture
Barrett Coffin
Velma Forsythe
Bonita Lagle
Ila Lister
Babby
Velmy Forsythe
Ia Lister
Everett van de von
Norman Firkina
Dixie Swan
Centerville
Cincinnati
Oskatoona
Oska- Joose
Sinc
Girls Glee Club
Dunhill
Gluck
Rowley
Minnetonka
Lieurance
Boys Glee Club
Iword
Bantock
RB. de Koven
Inwthorme
Brahms
Konsole
Areadelt
Arthur B. N
Kanjola
Smith Drug Store
Konjola Triumphs in New Medicine Wing Report
A long OCR fragment highlights a medical success praised as Konjola ending ailments for a patient. It repeats product details, store locations, and testimonials, with mixed content about a music contest and school notices. The text includes names, dates, and local venues, suggesting a community newspaper item with multiple short notes.
Boy Scouts Meet Wednesday Night at Legion Hall
A meeting of boys who plan to become scouts will occur at the American Legion Hall on Wednesday March 5. Edward H. Binger Ottumwa Scout Executive will speak and assist with organizing papers and tenderfoot tests. Principal Dorr and local leaders will attend along with the Scout Council.
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American Legion Hall
Edward H. Binger
Ottumwa
Dorr
Scout Council
American Legion
Freshman Class Plans Play With Missing Sponsor
Freshman class meeting notes that sponsor Miss Griffin is away on business and the group toured the country school. The Junior Class assembled, roll call taken, and a play committee formed with Barrett Coffin as business manager to ensure attendance during practice. Adjournment motion passed.
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Vesta Oohler
Betty Marie Hiatt
Hey
William Carl Bivin
Rex Wilkins
Charles Enos Hiatt
Donald Easter
Everett Morris
Leon Oehler
John Smith
Evelyn Carter
Gladys Cummins
Helen Elswick
Nadine Logie
Pauline Laws
Harriett Orwig
Eula Maxine Waughop
Albia
Susie Tarr
Beulah Bishop
Opal Garner
Keith Kennedy
Dowd and Son
Delmar
James Brackett
Madora Hauk
Christine Simmons
Beth Tutte
Junior Donovan
Omar Whicker
Jean
Kathryn Byoshar
Floyd Johnson
Agnell McDonough
Dorothy Nowles
Helen Elawick
Elass
Miss Griffin
Barrett Coffin
Hall Swaim
Leona Kastey
Paul Day
Madge Hough
Tournament changes for Moravia Corydon contest
Milan’s basketball team removes a contender for first place in Centerville. Moravia will play Mystic at 7 p.m. Thursday, while Milton faces Corydon. A. M. 132 Aliss Shepherd: When you passed it the week of Ernie why didn’t you say, Brnie, take the largest piece. Forrest Lagle: I knew it Wasn't necessary.
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Moravia
Louisia
Arore
Slavin
Cullers
Broshar
Kaster
Corydon
Centerville
Milan
Devouing
Basketeers
Anno J
Mystic
Milton Tagles
Aliss Shepherd
Ernie
Brnie
Forrest Lagle
Journal ism Club At Moravia High Trims To Twenty Members
Moravia High School journalism club reduces to twenty members. Members track inches of printed copy weekly in the English Room, led by peers Leona Easter and Norman Firkins. Weekly meetings occur during the 20 minute period with a Tuesday noon deadline for stories. A.M. ’02.
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Journalism Club
Vera Boshak
Lavenn Couglins
Lucile Coltrain
Leonar Kaster
Norma Lee Firkins
Josephine Foster
Bonita Lagle
Genevieve Carter
Nadine Donovan
Ardis Callen
Norman Firkins
Dale Harrison
Allen Mason
Noorden Slavin
Cleo Barnes
Donald Reich
Donal Darby
Hall Swaim
Dorothy Dodd
Ava McKern
Leona Easter
Norman Firkina
Student Fails in Five Subjects Telegraphs to Brother
A student fails in five subjects and sends a telegraph to his brother. Leslie Plante reports the line as "Failed in five Pre pare pa." The brother replies, "Pa prepared, Prepare yourself."
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Leslie Plante
Choosing the Work We Like for Better Life
Martha Sands argues in Parsons College Editorial Class that while money matters, pursuing work you enjoy leads to greater happiness and could yield more long term earnings. She notes many take higher paying jobs outside their interests, but long term satisfaction and success come from liking the work.
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Martha Sands
Parsons College
Edison credited with inventions that kept people up all night
In a witty exchange Misa Jennings asks who is the smartest man living Hall Swaim answers Thomas A Edison claiming he invented the phonograph and the radio so people would stay up all night to use his electric light globe
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Misa Jennings
Hall Swaim
Thomas A. Edison
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Jordan
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Swaim
O'Brian
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Hetevington
Carr
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Konjola
Elme
Michener
Veril Lagle
Leona Kastor
Harris Stafford
Evelyn Hiatt
Ardis 'Callen
Arlene Dodd
Velda Wiatt
Ruby Whitehead
Rubye Whitehead
Kenneth Cullers
Ernie Kastey
Margaret Hiatt
Norma Leo Firkins
Maxine Tucker Ict
Doris
Kenneth Free
Edna Buraga
Clelia Jones
Girl's Athletic Association
Marjorie Brown
Leona Kaster
Vera Kaster
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Young Teachers' Association
Clarence Sheldon
Youn Teachers Association
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Fred Taylor
Glancy
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Spurgeon
King Theatre
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iManrine Smith
Juanita Smith
Vera, Kester
Lois Day
Arthur B, Dahl
BOY Scouts
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Rascoe
Cecil Howell
Elton Hughes
Lowell Irwin
John Johnson
Dwight Easter
Alide Gider
Vanice Morris
Gerald Powell
Wilbur Smith
Paul Underwood
Alide
Miles
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Will Rogers
Sousa’s
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Edward G. Seubert
Standard Oil Company
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