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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1953

Page

2

Moravia School Board Raises Salaries and Expands

The Moravia school system plans substantial salary increases this year and aims to maintain high teaching standards while expanding class divisions from two grades per room to 3 4 and 7 8. The board faces expansion challenges but appears committed to betterment. Snowy ground ends spring fever as fuel runs low.

Moravia Board of Education

Political Changes And Post-Administration Firing Rules

The article notes initial expectations of mass staffing changes after a new administration, but reveals laws restricting immediate replacements. It cites prior rules preventing sweeping firings, with about 40,000 postal changes under the 1932 Democratic shift and similar replacements across agencies, fueling Republican revenge motives.

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Fairview Community News and Visits

Local social notes list visits and gatherings among Fairview residents including trips to the Lockman, Mullins, Leffler, and Hopkins homes. Several families shared weekends at relatives’ houses, with outings to see ball games and attend events. A note mentions a hospital operation and speedy recovery for Dewayne Robinson, plus a telephone schoolhouse meeting and a featurePromotional notice about June Haver choosing a nun’s life in The American Weekly.

Clifford Salts Wayne Marve Lockman J. C. Lockman Troy Lockman Rover Gideon Dows SeaNicy Hazel Rowera Cox Walter Harper Hubert Helmick Carl Leffler Ted Tracy Bessie Brown Cyril Mullins Burdette Ward Larry Brooks W. H. VanDorin Leffler Jay Taylor Otha Mercer Cyril Mulling Kathy Stella Hopkins Mra Holland Hopkins Camp Chaffee Arkansas Duane Proctor Sammy Leffler Mary Billy Proctor Jeanne Leffler Ernest Small Gaylord Main Joanne Joe Harrington Dean Easter Johnny Proctor Newton Potsi Gano Nas J. C. ‘Lockman Bill Irelan Johnny Irelan Anna Lockman Doris Hindman Albia Ramona Cox Ron Woodward Cady Luse Fairfield S. A. Gilliland Roy Gilliland June Haver American Weekly Chicago Herald-American Herald-American

Udell Community Week Becomes Busy With Events

Udell residents hosted church services with piano meditations scripture and prayer, and the Women’s Missionary Society organized a March worship program. A death in the community, Mrs Lester Gordon, prompted funeral plans at Grace Tabernacle Centerville. Family and visitors gathered across Udell and nearby towns for meals, visits, and church activities during the week.

Gwenne Whisler Hazel Powell Alice Spring Josie Stuckey Myrtle Wilkinson Richard Burger Africa Jesus W. M.S Robert. Burkland Stringfellow Rose Hill Doris Powell Des Moines Powell Williard Cook Lucie Matthews Burlington Glenn Matthews Erna Matthews Joe Price Udell T. W. Stringfellow Wickle Manchester Tenn Philip Young Linda Jean Fairfield Nelson Ballanger Moulton John Henshaw Lester Gordon Salem Lowa City Wm. Horstman Keith Phillips Margie Barrickman Centerville Anna Burkland Carol Grace Tabernacle Fairview Cemetery Boviety Womens Missionary Society Minnie Replogle Dee Whisler Helen Rouse Ruth Dorey Ambassador

Social Roundup in Albia and Nearby Homes

Mrs Theo Miller and Mrs Van Lemaster visit Albia Friday afternoon. Guests at Guy Argo’s Friday evening birthday party include Jay Argo Vese Hiatt and Jane Ann Fox who stayed overnight with Sharon. Local gatherings feature the O Conner family Burns family Moffett and Coulson households with visits from Shoemaker Sears Boblenz Callen and others.

Carrie Koehler Minnie Replogle Dee Whisler Edna Moore Jess Terrance Wilbur Hollenbeck Francis Berkshire Mark Joe Moore Hal Dixon Richard White Moulton Harold Henshaw Big Morgan Billie Jean Whittacre Cincinnati Alvin Spring Harold Spring Albert Burkland Donald New Mexico Lora Sue Lucille Duty Helen Rouse Joah Stuckey Myrtle Wilkinson Karen Linda Moore Darlene Spring Milledgeville Illinois Young Peoples Spring Brethren Church Fairview Gwelda David Dean Argo Leslie Trons Carbonado Washington Tommy Argo Ft. Campbell David Les Tommy Harold Lionel Spring Harry Wilkinson Marshall Mr. Blumer Henshaws Theo Miller van Lémaster John Callen Albia Homer Brown Guy Argo Sharon Jay Argo Vese Hiatt Jane Ann Fox Jane Ann Kenneth O'Conner Ivan Moffett Herb Boblenz Jerry Connie Russell Burns Stella Sears Trenton McFall Elsie Callen Mr. Callen Moravia Frank Shoemaker Parental Callen van Lemaster Russell Birns

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