Deserving of Support Moravia schools present evening program
Moravia Public Schools will stage a March 22 program featuring the girls loose club, girls sextette, school band, and dramatic club with performances for contest weeks in Osceola and Iowa City. Community support is urged to maintain the district's high extracurricular standards and avoid reorganization threats that could erode them.
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Moravia
Girls Lee Club
Contenta
Osceola
Iowa City
Penny Wise
Pound
Prosperity Hope Amid Depression Dissent Recalled
A 19th century reference argues against doom about the economy. The speaker cites Emerson’s 1834 warning as an example of pessimism proven wrong by history, noting that belief in lasting national decline often fails to erase the drive of future generations.
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Emerson
Emerson India
Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives for precise dosing and regulated effect. Liquid forms prevent double dosing, avoid kidney irritation in mild cases, and reduce stool discomfort while offering predictable, habit-free relief.
World progress and ruined ends in modernizing cities
A fragmented reminiscence cites Emerson and Merle Thorpe on progress since history’s early ages. It mentions Jerusalem piping water, Damascus planning a large telephone system, and buses linking Damascus to Baghdad, arguing that thought can renew civilization despite lingering gloom.
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Emerson
Nome
Merle Thorpe
Jerusalem
Damaseus
Damascus
Bagdad
Will It Happen Again Will It Happen Again
A discussion on farm land indebtedness in Iowa notes it has doubled since 1910-1914 and warns that if prices rise and a new boom starts, mortgages could again be placed on farms without regard for future consequences. The piece argues the postwar boom and low mood should teach the American people a lesson.
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Iowa
Hiattville Local Elections and Community Notes
Loyd Carter was elected school director for the New Hope district on Monday. Frank Turner suffers a sore finger after a week of trouble. The community mourns the passing of Bob Miller. Sympathies extend to Mrs. Anna Hiatt, Mrs. Pearl Hunter, and Mrs. Mildred Wynes as they visit Mrs. Nan Meadows who remains improving. Various families share Sunday visits. Max Martin joined Virgil Burns in Kansas City to help with trucking work.
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Loyd Carter
New Hope
Frank Turner
Bob ‘Miller
Anna Hiatt
Pearl Huntler
Mildred Wynes
Nan Meadows
A. W. Martin
Ernest Johnson
J. M. Tucker
W. A. Rose
Dorothy
Harley Burton
Max Martin
Kansas City
Virgil Burns
Hazel College social notes and local visits shared
Local residents from Hazel College and surrounding areas attend gatherings at E G Sincox home and Herman Johnson home in Brompton. Individuals including Flora Jones and daughters Clea and Bayard Neff, Bernard Neff, Kenneth Free, Rollie Carter, Henry Sytama, Grant Sincox, Donald Darby, Dorothea Darby, Dr. Margaret Harrison, John Harrison, Clair Sincox, and others are mentioned in recent visits and exchanges amid community life. Also noted is an anniversary event and a local tire sale promotion with pricing offers and tire details.
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Flora Jones
Clea
Bayard Neff
Bernard Neff
Kenneth Free
E. G. Sincox
Lawrence Johnson
Grant Sincox
Rollie Carter
Henry Sytama
Herman Johnson
Brompton
Katrena Sytema
Herman Syteme
Sen. Donald
Dorothea Darby
Moravia High to stage school program and mass typing test
Moravia residents are invited to the March 22 gym program featuring the glee club sextette band and dramatic club with over fifty students performing songs speeches and a one act play The event precedes upcoming contests in Osceola and Iowa City Plus the NewsBasket reports a state wide typing test with Beulah Bishop leading at 47 wpm and a first grade auto show and Holland themed lessons in progress
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Moravia
Moravia High School
Glee Club
Sextette
Osceola
Ilown City
Dave
Roney
Newsbasket Commercial News
Beulah Bishop
Rubye Hiatt
Wilda Hiatt
Wil
Moravia basketball challenges Waubonsie foes amid nerves
Local society notes recount visits and gatherings across Ottumwa and surrounding towns with Mrs Virgie Hunter, Mrs Flora Lillard, Zelma Johnson, and many others. Moravia faculty issue a playful challenge to Waubonsie Conference’s Moravia team with a March 27 basketball date, as Mr Irelan recovers from rheumatic arm.
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MHS
Waubonsie
The
Moravia
Dao
Community Notices from Unionville and Nearby
Unionville and Bloomfield residents made calls and attended gatherings while noting a death of RB Milley. Family visits included Fra Robb and Clyde Lister relatives near Plano. March 11 dinner united H Herman family for the first time since 1928, with attendees from Berman Fidson James Glan and more. PTA meeting featured readings and talks, reflecting local life and obituaries.
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Birs
Roy Bowling
Bloomfield
P. H. Wood
Milley
Mra
Fra Robb
Clyde Lister
Plano
K. C. Rowe
Iowa Weseyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Mies Ruth Allender
St. Joseph's Hospital
Centerville
Addie Hull
H. A. Herman
Gilbert Berman
Daughn Ceca Gareae
PTA
Benecasion
Fred Kea
Misa Faye Wookuser
Pevgremn
Mra. Ranwom
Dukes
Min An- Bone
Het Toric
Franklin Smith
Kenneth Mott
Mra. Tweedy
Scott
Dulig. Harvington
Ruby Underwood
Masia Y. Dukes
Ward
Maggie Robbison
Exline
Sir Thompson
P. V. Underwood
Community Gatherings And Visits Across Centerville Area
Residents recount visits to family homes in Ulsa Manimle and Elck Main while outings to Pella Knoxville and Brush school events highlight weekly social activity. Local families including Van Zante Long Jones and Patrick share gatherings. funeral notices and illness cause regional attention as relatives travel from Moravia Centerville and Moulton.
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Jeff Patrick
Ulsa Manimle
Mra. Plant
Leslia
Elick Main
John van Zante
Wilma
Pella
Knoxville
van Long
Harry Woodward
Lloyd Brown
Casa Hamilton
B. H. Jones
Wanda
Donald
Lyle
Centerville
Circle Judien
L. C. Hamilton
Mra. van Long
Ben Wut
Nana
John Plant
Leslie
Dorothy
County Chance
Brush
Helen Hamilton
Lloyd [Brown
Wanda Jones
Wilma VanZante
U. B. Church
Moravia
Clark Sale
Jim Moors
Flo
R. B. Miller
Ottumwa
Myre
Ora Creech
Mamie Ogden
Max Creech
Farson
Iowa
A. R. Pettigrew
Trenton
Charley Norton
Perry Norton
Moulton
Will Norton
A. Miller
Edd Creech
Floyd Hormiiday
Centervilie
Local Social Notes From Boyer Ridge Area
Neighborhood entries list visits and calls to several homes including the Boyer Ridge area. Names mentioned include Keith and Kermit Gladfelder, Mr and Mrs Charles Broshar, Virgil Kester and daughter Patty, Phyllis Kaster, Jim Kester, Fred Tarr the assessor, John McDanel and daughter Claribel, Marl Whicker and family, Frank Boyer, Vernon Whicker, Ira Boyer, Opal, Paul Richard Gangloor, Forrest Moffitt, Kenneth Veach, Ian and Pianneboeker and Edna. Weather limited school work for Veach last week.
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Vida
Virgil
Virsil
Vernon
Vern
Vera Kaster
Virginia Brashar
Ben Kaster
Rolf Kaster
Iona
Hoyt
Leo
Charles Brashar
Virgil Kaster
Clair
Phyllis
Patty
Jim Kaster
Kaster
Keith
Kermit Gladfelder
Junior McDanel
Charles Broshar
Virsil Kester
Phyllis Kaster
Jim Kester
Fred Tarr
John McDanel
Claribel
Delmont
Irene
Moffitt
Frank Boyer
Marl Whicker
John Whicker
Frank Gladfelder
Aon
Billi Whicker
Virsil Kayter
Ira Boyer
Opal
Paul Richard Ganghoor
Forrest Moffitt
Kenneth Veach
Ian
Ee Pianneboeker
Edna
Virsit
Local notices of callers and visits across area towns
A string of brief social notes records visitors and callers from Albis Olin Foster home Vernon Easter Sunday and midweek gatherings. Mentions include Henry Frits taken to Muscatine for treatments, John Kinley home visit, Cary McCoy and wife, Zelma Johnson weekend plans, and several residents from Albis and Moravia sharing time with friends and relatives.
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McDane
Was
Centerville
Jake Huber
Bigkesburg
Fopter
Henry Frits
Muscatine
Brush
Roy Gideon
Bill Whicker
Vernon
Dimmy Anderson
Foster
Albert Coop
Albis
Loren Thompson
Max McCoy
Cary McCoy
John Kinley
Sferuvia
John Clerkson
O. GS. Miller
Verlin McAlister
Reney
Zelma Johnson
Jim Kanter
Ieee
Enon Bible School notes and community updates
Enon Bible School drew good attendance last Sunday with 80 present. Wendell Roberts will sing next Sunday. The club met with Mr and Mrs Ernest McKay last Thursday. Meetings, visitors from Unionville Missouri, and local visits are noted. The group praised the new flag, and the school meeting gave Monday afternoon off.
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Bible School
Wendell Roberts
Ernest McKay
Mra
Miller
Marjorie Powell
Kenneth
Donna Joan
McKay
Unionville
Leda Sincox
Clairpent
J. L. Jones
Lowell van Dorin
Saunday
Fred van Dorim
Moravia
Barnes
Chas
Relby-Main
Faber
Enon
Clelia Jones
Kenneth Free Werelin
Wesley Ladies Aid Quilts and Social Gathering at Callen Home
The Wesley Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Callen's home with twenty attendees spending the afternoon quilting. Refreshments were served. Local visits included the Fogglesongs and Meatl family, and several residents attended events and family visits. The Moravia school band traveled to Knoxville, and Ione Inse from Centerville vacationed with her parents. Eleven ladies attended a follow up meeting led by Mintia Callen, with refreshments provided. Sixteen attended the school session where R. E. Luse was elected director.
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Wesley Ladies Aid
Callen
Fogglesong
Fogglesongs
Meat
Walter
Glen Callen
Sind Francis Miller
Moravia
Knoxville
Ione Inse
Centerville
R. E. Suse
Theo Miller
van Lemaster
Bill Hilton
Bill Reaves
Main Station
Forest Mericle
Henry Foster
Ernest Hiatt
Virginia
James Clines
Vane Cline
Eddie
Je) Callen
Mintia Callen
Thea Miller
R. Ei Luse
Miss Alta Fach Visits Centerville Family
Fuller Miss Alta Fach of Centerville is spending a few days with her sister Mrs. Cecil Parcel and family. Mrs J B Allem spent a few days last week with her daughter and family Mrs Everett Mosier of Ottumwa. Don Hayes land family spent Sun
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Alta Fach
Centerville
Cecil Parcel
J. 2. Allem
Everett Mosier
Ottum
Don Hayes
Local social notes outline Sunday visits and Monday forenoon calls
Ruth Long spent Monday forenoon at the Don Hayes home. Cecil Champand called at the Jess Smith home Sunday. Uncle Ben Cook visited with his nephew and family, J. J. Allem. Mrs. Lula Tillmont spent Thursday night at the James Long home.
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Cecil Parcel
Ruth Long
Don Hayes
Cecil Champand
Jess Smith
Ben Cook
J. J. Allem
Lula Tillmont
James Long
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Holland Market
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V. J. Anderson
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M. E. Boardman
Flora Lillard
Lois Lillard
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Mike Bokras
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Charley Boyer
Olin Foster Home
Merlin
Jimmie Clark
Kaater
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Thorn
Helen Foster
Paul Page
Che Renata
Ring Ong
Kong
Robert Armstrong
Helen Mack
Andy Clyde
Eddie Duchin
Hia Bund
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