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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1950

Page

2

Pleasant Hill School News Highlights Students and Activities

Rural School News reports Pleasant Hill School under Lula R. B. Tilmont with perfect spell ing achievers in grades 8 to 3, scarlet fever present, PTA meeting postponed, and a Jan 30 birthday party. Audubon club formed, officers named, treasury at one dollar twenty six cents, and first grade advancing to Jolly Number books while eighth grade does manual training.

Pleasant Hill Lula Tilmont Gordon Mansman Joann Moot Charlotte McAninch Leona Claysworth Donald Ballenger Fern Fenton Janice Vickrey Christopher Columbus PTA Audubon and Conservation ‘Club Dan Gordon Marsman Leona Clayworth Joann Moore

Baby Chicks Need Space and Light for Health

Extension poultry man W R Whitfield of Iowa State College warns overcrowding in brooder houses leads to piling up and mortality. He advises at least two chicks per 8 square feet, three-wall windows for even light and temperature, and using electric light at night to guide chicks back to the brooder.

W. R. Whitfield Lowa State College Whitfield

Third grade mats woven during social science study

The third grade wove mats while studying weaving in social science. Students brought good materials from home for scrapbooks. Primary grades learned about the night sky in science. First grade learned to read a thermometer and made a March calendar to record the weather. Harold Taylor visited school Monday and attended our club meeting.

Harold Taylor

Local Social Visits and Callers Reported

Franklin and Mrs John Moffatt and family visited Rex Haver Friday. Mrs George McCombs called at Hugh McPatridge Saturday morning. E F Stanaberry and Roy Moffatt called at Bernard Kitterman Monday. Ben Pickerell and son Wayne spent Sunday at Eldred Estlack. Coy Swift called at Roy Moffatt Wednesday. Jack Colwell stayed Thursday night with Roscoe Argo. Phyllis Haver attended Moravia basketball banquet Friday. Edward Haver visited Orman Whicker Sunday. RB FP Whitehead was a caller.

Clayton Sheldon Neal Craig Diana Rex Haver George McCombs Hugh McPatridge E. F. Stanablrry Roy Moffatt Bernard Kitterman Ben Pickerell Wayne Eldred Estlack Coy Swift Jack Colwell Roscoe Argo Phyllis Haver Moravia Edward Haver Orman Whicker Whitehead

Maple Grove Community Birthday and Social Notices

Maple Grove news page records multiple social visits and birthday celebrations. Ralph Tucker and family joined Curtis Tomlins in honoring Donna with ice cream and cake. Numerous families from Centerville and nearby towns visited or hosted gatherings, with illnesses noted for the Loren Walter girls and a pneumonia hospital note for Tom Tadlock.

Roscoe Argo Social News Notes

Roscoe Argo residents share visits and calls around town. Rex Haver and daughter Phyllis spent time at Centerville and with the Gilbert Callen family. Hugh McFatridge called at several homes while Roscoe Argo aided Jack Colwell’s move.

Local Social Notes and Visits Across Centerville Area

Village round of visitors and callings from Centerville to Exline and Col orado highlighted by Mr and Mrs Gardner and Ron Woodward hosting, Ted Miller and Eddie Points prominent in hosts lists, many with kinship ties. Names include Gladfelder Looms and Luse families with church and dinner gatherings noted.

Centerville Visit Highlights Local Socials

Ton and Louise Thursday afternoon, Mr and Mrs Bob Zimmers of Centerville spent Friday evening with Kermit and Rosalie Gladfelder, sharing a casual visit and conversation in town.

Bob Zimmers Centerville Kermit and Rosalie Gladfelder

Vosburgh By Mes Son at Derby

Mr and Mrs Ben Pickerell received word Thursday that his father had passed away. His home was near Ottumwa. Services were Saturday afternoon. Sympathy is extended to the Pickerell family. The Jack Colwell family moved last week to a farm west of Albia. Neighbors helped with the move. The Richard Rinehart family will live on the farm vacated by Colwells. The Happy Helpers club met Wednesday with Rena Ammons all members present except one. The day was spent on embroidery with Ada McBeth the winner in the guessing contest. Next meeting will be in two weeks with Thelma Calhoun. Attendees included Coy and Dottie Swift Denver Ada and Janice McBeth Byron Delores and Donna Cater James Thelma Shirley and Leon Calhoun Freda Swift Rosie and Karen Rose Derby Lloyd Rena Dean Allen and Linda Ammons. A gift was given to Lois Hanly who has moved from the neighborhood. Mrs Irene Summers visited several days last week with her parents Mr and Mrs George Shehan. Bruce Thompson spent one day last week with his grandmother Thompson in Iconium. Floy Derby spent Thursday with Thelma Calhoun and family. Dorothy Pickerell stayed with Maude Turner Wednesday while the men took hogs to Centerville.

Jack Colwell Albia Richard Rinehart Colwells Happy Helpers Club Rena Ammons Ada McBeth Thelma Calhoun Coy Dottie Swift Denver Ada Janice McBeth Byron Delores Donna Cater James Thelma Shirley Leon Calhoun Freda Swift Rosie Karen Rose Derby Lloyd Rena Dean Allen Linda Ammons Lois Hanly Irene Summers George Shehan Bruce Thompson Thompson Iconium Floy Derby Dorothy Pickerell Maude Turner Centerville

Record calf sets local weight milestone at Marion Worstall farm

A Holstein cow at Marion Worstall farm near Malvern calved a 155 pound calf, a local record. Both calf and dam are reported as doing well. In other news, Harnett T. Kane unveils a new Romances of Old New Orleans series in The American Weekly, with Anna and the Golden Boy highlighted in Sundays Chicago Herald American.

Marion Worstall Malvern New Orleans Harnett T. Kane American Weekly Great Color Chicago Herald-American Anna and the Golden Boy Bernard de Mandeville Anna Morales Chicago Herald Great Color Magazing

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R. W. Baird Terry Centerville Iowa Drake Ave Dell Hellyer Ella Platt Faye Lloyd Brown Horton Potts Delbert Calhoun Richard Dell. Hellyer Dell Dick and Clark Hellyer John Floyd Hiner Raymond Perry Carl Calhoun John Henrick Horace Monnie Rose Donna Terry Dell Des Moines Jake Flrxins Blanche Argo George. Hellyer Gerald Mary Lou Rinehart Ay Judy Ronnie Rex Overstar Clarence Whitehead Edward McCord Amy Floyd Clarence Hiner Marshalltown P. D. Ankeny Jim McAninch Cass Hamilton Junior Martin Elbert Perry Sandra Sweeden Elva Tennant House Sees’ Gladfelder Carl Tisue Wednes Carl Tisue Wednes- AY. My. and’Mrs. Elbert Perry Spent Sunday At the Guy’ McKern Ray McCord Harry Jennings Robert Jennings Gus Luse Mearl C. Dicks Olds & Cadillac Franklin John Moffatt Albia Granite Company Verne Webb Albia, Iowa Maple Grove Mre Ralph Tucker Howard Harper Curtis Tomlins John Dodd Winston DuVale Mrs. DuVall Clifford Offield Alia Comer Bunch Harry Felton,Sr Mr. Felton Harry Felton, Jr Bill Callen Delbert Love Bill. Wilson John Scott Billy Jon Harry Felton Curtis Tomlin John Dudley Clair Sellers Winston DuVall Loren Walter Grant Tadlock Bert Arnold Charlotte Lois Scott Ralph Robinson Gabe Johnson Jim Davis Virgil Johnson Maxine Scott Little Charles Tadlock Cloud Hawk Basil Tadlock Hawk Dean Andrewas Richard Tubaugh Lois Tadlock John Tadlock Russell Tubaugh Belle Plain Albert Tubaugh Tubaugh Mia. Lorene Tubaugh Basil John ‘Tadlock Tom Tadlock Roscoe Epenter Phylia Gilbert Callen Byron Cater Hugh McFatridge Beryl Brown Billy Kelsey E. F. Stansberry Alicia Leo Hoffman Jack Colwells Emmett Derby Lloyd Ammons Phyllis John Deere M-T Tractor DeVos Implement Co Mra John Foster Ed Points Ted Miller Bud Walter Jack Long Elsie Long Enid Bill Johnny Hewitt Thayer Towa Gardner Ron Woodward Cody Lunes Ted Millers Ming Delmar Dowd Delia Points Irene’ van Doren Aon Wanda Benz Neva Hoover Robert Foster Twyla Fern Lemons Glen van Dorin Mr. Owens Exline Lee Benz Cody Luse George Mc. Donald Willie Norton Parad J. P. Fosters Lora Fenton Keater Gladfelder Clyde Gladfelder Tom Philby Junior Stockwell Colorado Bill Long DeWitt, Yeager Trenton Gladfelder Herman Smithy Belle Whicker Kermit Gladfelder Trenton Mericles Darby Della Forder Don Polson Vosburgh Mes Derby Ottumwa Pickerell Cat DeSoto Fordor Plymouth Tudor Norris Auto Co Ioway Roland’s
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