Ottumwa and Des Moines visitors and local notices
Richard Sneed visited Ottumwa Saturday and Miss Fern McFall spent the weekend in Des Moines. Frank Swaim was in Ottumwa for business early in the week, and Miss Opal Callen visited Ottumwa. Neal Nash and Ruth Waugh made business calls and Cedar Falls visits noted. J A Winsler visiting Memphis with son Hayes F Winsler. Mrs Lulu Tillment recovering from flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern McFall
Des Moines
Frank Swaim
Ottumwa
Opal Callen
Moravia area notes and social visits sweep the week
Local residents and visitors fill the Moravia area with events from medical recoveries and funerals to sales, clubs, and church meetings. Notables include Mrs Chas Pabst and Mrs Delmar Massman visiting Des Moines, Clyde Wilson from Drake University in town, and public livestock sale by John McAninch near Iconium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Pabst
Delmar Massman
Des Moines
Iowa
Clyde Wilson
Drake University
N. G. Wilson
Moravia
High School Averages and Activities Report Moravia
The Moravia High School 4th six weeks averages show 57 percent above 85 and 31 percent below. Top seniors are Claudine Townsend Weneta Dotson and Lucille Ange with 94 50 and 92. Juniors Althea Green Dorothy Broshar Glennie Scott post 95 20 94 50 93 25. Freshmen tie at 91 76 among Reba Callen Norman Firkins Evelyn Hiatt. An art exhibit displays 155 paintings with 18 cent admission to benefit school pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudine Townsend
Weneta Dotson
Lucille Ange
Althea Green
Dorothy Broshar
Glennie Scott
Veril Lagle
Kenneth Free
Leona Easter
Reba Callen
Norman Firkins
Evelyn Hiatt
School Day Schedule With Exhibits Open Friday
The timetable lists opening exercises for multiple grades and periods for spelling arithmetic reading and more. On Friday from 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. exhibits will be open for inspection in their rooms with over fifty classes to be judged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Boya Glee Club
Moravia Schools Boys Basketball Championship Series Opens
Last week in Moravia the boys basketball tournament began to decide the Moravia School champions. Fourth and Fifth grades opened with a 6 to 3 win for the Fourth grade, followed by a 36 to ? win by the Seventh over the Fourth, then the Eighth defeated the Seventh 19 to 8. Freshmen then beat the Eighth 22 to 5, while the Sophomores triumphed over the Juniors 18 to 4. Audrey B. Caylor Club members expressed pleasure at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Sophmores
Classified ads farm loans and farm items for sale
Classified ads list farm loans best terms available, Clover seed for sale at 17 per bushel, washing and ironing services for hire, Buff Rock eggs 6 per setting, 4 year old male for sale, Spotted Ancona eggs 3 per 100, 12 sheats 65 to 100 lbs for sale, Pure bed White Rock eggs Thrift range flock, Johnson Electric Polisher for rent 1.50 daily, 300 acre farm for rent Udell township inquire E A Cay ilar Centerville Iowa, Male hog for sale trade fat hog, White Leghorn chicks 9 per 100 heavy breeds 10 at Gardner Hatchery Moravia hatchery services 5c per chick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Hatchery
Moravia
School certificates honor 1927 28 and Remington typing champs
Doris Mel vane received the certificate of affiliation with the American Home Economics Association and Town Home Economics Association for 1927 and 1928. Remington Primary Certificates in typing went to Mary Louise Blumenatack Irene Fix and Mary Selby with speeds of 29 27 and 25 wpm respectively. Mrs R C G Humphrey and family mourn the death of her aged aunt Mrs Martha Smith near Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Economics Association
Town Home Economics Association
Doris Mel
Remsington
Mary Louise
Blumenatack
Irene Fix
Mary Selby
Mouvement at Mystic Area Noted in Local Visit
COULSON and Mr and Mrs Henry Foster visited the Forrest Mericle home Sunday. John Miller from near Mystic works for Edd Purvis. Riley Callen sawed wood Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Douglas Turner and children and Rolla Miller spent Sunday with relatives near Mystic. Mrs Merle Miller is on the sick list. Riley Callen was a Moravia caller Monday morning. Tra Callen delivered a team of mules to Cliff Neff Thursday. Little Lois Mericle visited several days with her grandparents at Darby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Foster
Forrest Mericle
John Miller
Mystic
Edd Purvis
Riley Callen
Douglas Turner
Rolla Miller
Merle Miller
Tra Callen
Cliff Neff
Little Lois Mericle
Darby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard Sneed
Neal Nash
Alicia
Raymond Charity of
J. A. Winsler
Hayes F. Winsler
Memphis, Tenn
Mis
Ruth Waugh
Cedar Falls
Town
Lulu Tillment
Johnson
Smith Drug, Co. Co
Mias Rubye Winsler
R. W. Newell
Seymour
Misa Mary Keemer
Misa Alms
McClelland, Iowa
Earl Brain
Dean Gerard
Smith Drug Co
H. G. Broshar & Son
Nestle
Marcelling
Alexander’s Grocery and Produce
Frank Selby
Ryman McDanel
Fix
D. W. Thompson
Centerville
The
County Ministerial Association
D. &. Bishop
Lee Hiatt
Allen T. Holler
Ayes
Towa
B. A. Holler
Town State College
Ed. Pence
Hamilton
Wm. Pence
John McAninch
Iconium
Otto Pierson
Albert Huff
Iowa City
F. A. Boyer
Ira Boyer
Earl
Opal Boyer
of Auto
Rockford
Mrs
Will Hicks
J. B. Sneed
Mr. Hicks
Misses Daphen
Doris Pennington
King’s Herald
O. J. Fix
Burlington
Charles Kopp
S. E. Alexander
Robert Fromm
San Bernardino
Calif
Harl Broshar
California
Tersol Moo Brunk Selby
Misa Oneila
Filmore
Theo Miller
Mar
Paul Broshar
D. A! Weatherly
Mesdames J. S. McCord
Cyril McDanel
Vess Hintt
D. J. Weatherly
J. F. Albert
D. K. Orelup
Progressive Club
Albert Home
Jiggs
Maggie
Casey
Nellie Sperry
Moray
Legion Home
Legion Auxiliary
Unionville
Udell
Centarville
Wells
United States
Grace Warren
Singer
Moravia High School
Hamsbelton
Howard
Chicago
Sewing
Doris McDanel
Audrey B. Cayltor Club
Audrey B. Caylor Club
H. W. Reich
Chet Broshur
Ben Bloomer
James VanDorin
H. E. Glick
Itpd
A. H. Higley
Myrg, J
F. Oohler
Wm. Caylor
Udell Township
E. A. Cayilar
Lowe
Forrest Main
Chet Broshar General Insurance
Greenebaum
Vane
Coulson
Costa
Albia, Iowa
Seabc
W. C. Bmin
Moravia, Iowa
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