Moravia Teams Beat Mystic In Interclub Play
Moravia high school teams defeated Mystic squads as girls led most of the game 16 to 14 before Moravia finished strong for a 16 point edge. Boys won 21 to 18 with Winsler scoring seven and Hannam five. Coach Forbes used 13 players. Broshar led Moravia with seven while Fuller had eleven for Mystic. The coaches defeated the town team 43 to 32 led by Luse with 31 points while Cortesio and Sebben had 11 for the winners. An intramural tournament opened with Freshman girls beating Sophomores 28 to 21. finals saw Juniors beat Seniors 16 to 6. The Senior vs Sophomore consolation followed Friday.
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Forbes
Winsler
Senrine
Hannam
Kaster
Overturf
Cory
Hiatt
Mystic Marshall
Home
Moravia Boys
Broshar
Fuller
Appanoose County
Bill Luse
Tisue
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Spencer
Hellyer
D. Dowd
Donald Dowd
van Dorin
Woodward
Cortesio
Buell
Centerville
Patterson
Seymour
Sebben
Centerville Junior College
Stareevich
Cincinnati
Luse
Rick
Rabuick
Campbell
Sawvel
Brown
Sophmores
F H A Holds Meeting and First Aid Film Show
The F H A met in the science room on Thursday to view a film titled First Steps in First Aid. The installation committee plans an upcoming installation service with hostesses named Roberta Tarr Oneila Whicker Norma Zimmer Annabelle Walter Virginia Carter Edna Mae Luse.
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Roberta Tarr
Oneila Whicker
Norma Zimmer
Annabelle Walter
Virginia Carter
Edna Mae Luse
Thespians Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Thespians held their regular meeting during the club period Thursday. After a brief business session the vice president read an article from the Dramatics Magazine on the film California. Following the reading the group played a few games before adjournment.
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Thespians
The
Dramatics
California
Moravia Union Subscription Offered as Welcome Gift
A Moravia Union subscription is presented as a welcome gift, inviting new readers to enjoy fresh community news, local notices, and the latest happenings in Moravia and surrounding area.
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Homemaking class reports sewing and nutrition plan
In color study we explored harmonies and made examples. Sewing begins Monday with half the class in first period and rest in seventh to speed progress. Pajama project underway with flat fell seams and bias strips. Nutrition unit starts with students choosing foods to learn to prepare, creating a list of interests.
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Miss Jones
Moravia FFA Plans Delegate and Potatoes Contest
Moravia Chapter of the Future Farmers of America met on Thursday March 6 at 11 10. They discussed sending Wayne Christy as delegate to the State Convention in Fort Dodge on April 8 and 9. The group planned splitting into two teams to sell seed potatoes with a party for the winning side. Members signed up for Public Speaking Extemporaneous Speaking and Chapter Achievement contests. Meeting adjourned by president Ronald McDanel at 12 540.
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Moravia
Future Farmers of America
Wayne Christy
Fort Dodge
Ronald McDanel
Mrs Hush Rears to Fame in Wartime Plaudits
The article sketches a school or theater setting with a riddle about a performer named Amea belle who has outwitted many dames and seeks an Oscar. It notes the houseland neutral stance in war and hints at aging dreams, with a next week reveal.
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Houwland
Kinger Valley Local Notes From Darby Column
Kinger Valley notes report Floyd Caster serving in the army at Fort Jackson South Carolina. Zell Wilson and Ervin Long butchered here Friday while Mrs Long visited at the Wilson home. LeRoy Wilson visited his grandfather K F Wilson in Moravia Sunday. County grading and shaling completed from the bridge north to the Selac farm. Longs tied the hog they butchered Friday to the Blakesburg curing plant Saturday. Mrs Long and Mrs Russell Darby ill with flu. Russell Darby in Albia Monday for brake repair. Roads improving as Claude Hawk worked the O D DuVall farm.
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Floyd Caster
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Zell Wilson
Ervin Long
Mrs. Long
Wilson
LeRoy Wilson
Moravia
K. F. ‘Wilson
Bridge
Selac
Longs
Blakesburg
Long
Russell Darby
Albia Mon
Claude Hawk
O. D. DuVall
Maple Grove Social Minutes From Lois Jean Senti
Maple Grove notes show numerous Sunday visits among local families. Many residents, including Jones, Paxston, Derby, Sellers, Tadlock, O Conner, Walker, Doud, Tadlock, and Thomas households, hosted or visited relatives and friends from Friday to Sunday. An anniversary celebration with an oyster supper and ice cream is recorded.
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Donald Jones
Clair Sellers
Fay Paxston
Frank O'Conner
Dale Derby
Gabe Johnson
Sofis
Grant Tadlock
Lois Jean Scott
Wilbert Johnson
J. L. Dodd
Centerville
Ralph Robinson and Sons
Imogene Tadlock
Carl Tisue
Harry Felton
Frank O’conner
Norris
Kenneth O'Conner
Minor Walker
Sonny Dean
Morgan Thomas
Lois
Harry
Albert Thomas
Mac McGuire
Philadelphia
Hame
Mr. McGuire
Walter Harper
Curtis Tonin
Floyd Arnold
Bert Arnold
Charles Arnold
Basil Tadlock
Earl l
Reva DuVall
Kenneth Daoud
Ottumwa
Wm. Tomlin
Curtis Tomlin
Blue Front Community News Highlights
Blue Front notes show Mrs. John VanZante hosting circle with Mrs. George Shahan and visits by Sam Shepard Kenneth Kay and Delores Kay of Albin. Families gather at T. R. Gardner and Clair Sellars homes as Maxine White fights flu. No school due to teacher illness.
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George Shahan
Sam Shepard
Kenneth
Delores Kay
Albin
John VanZante
Ben Jones
Wendell Murdy
Laurence Gardner
Humboldt, Jows
T. R. Gardner
Donald Jones
Clair Sellars
Maxine White
Blue Front
Ardyce Hagerman
Lute Hiatt
Carl VanZante
Bill Woodward
Enon Community Notes Highlight Local Moves and Honors
Community meeting at R S Faber home discussed attendance and local happenings. Lyle Hiatt and family moved to a farm purchased from Walter Gideon. Several families visited relatives, and Sharon Hindman improved after hospital care. Marvin Vance elected school director. Rodger Gideon moved household goods to a new farm. Several quotes from Spenser Thoreau and others annotate the piece.
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Lyle Hiatt
Walter Gideon
Jack
Betty Lou
Larry
Shirley Hindman
J. C. Lockton
Sharon Walter
Jeanne Hawk
E. G. Hawk
Claude Hawk
Warold Hawk
Claude's
Marvin Vance
McCallister
Sylvan VanDorin
Sharon
Jean Beef
Troy Lockman
Dean Faber
R.S. Faber
Dallas Faber
Fener
Ida
Ida Griffin
Joe Griffin
Tiallan Dahae Ban
Kauel WU
Art McComb
L. B. van Dorin
Albia
Maryleis Hindman
Riley Callen
Dale
Mearl Walter
Sylvan VanDerin
Clarence Caster
Albina
Sim Stocker
Leo
Walter
M. E. Boardman
Lyle
Enow Sehool
Bob Reid
Lyle Cloyed
Rodger Gideon
D. C. Cubit
Silent Hour of Conflict Marks a Historic Right
Analysis of a pivotal moment notes history arriving as conflict subsides, with proclamation that divine presence was unseen until the crisis clarified the outcome. The passage emphasizes awakening to truth through struggle and the realization that God was present though unrecognized.
Local residents visit relatives. several weekend gatherings
A series of social visits populate the region as Mr. and Mrs. Algin Derby travel to Albia. Families including the Millers of Newton, the Argos, the Browns, Broshars, and LeMasters stop by various homes. News notes a sudden death of L. H. Priebe and moves within the community.
Moravia Union advertises carbon salesbooks deal
Moravia Union lists carbon salesbooks for sale at 2 for 15 cents. Local listing promotes affordable stationery. item appears as a small-town classifieds item without additional details.
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