Last Class Meetings and School News Note
The article covers class activities and student behavior in English IT with 37 students, 22 attending. It describes reading readings on topics like Imor Tragedy and Courage, an exhibit of composition books, and end‑of‑year class meetings planning a picnic a weiner roast and commencement. It also reviews Hans Brinker with a family tale and a race on the ice for skates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Griffin
Jinrr
Imor
Niuch
D. IH
Elm Hollow
Hans Brinker
Folka
Gretel
Hans
A.C
Notice of Election for County Superintendent and Board Members
Notice is given of a county convention at 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday May 14 1030 at the courthouse by presidents of county school boards to elect a County Superintendent of Schools and three Members of the County Board of Education. Township officers in rural Independence Lincoln Douglas and Johns will meet at designated times to select a delegate, forms to be mailed by the Auditor. Delegates' credentials should be sealed and sent to the Auditor promptly. J A Swan County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Schogly
County Board of Education
Independence
Lincoln, Douglas and
Johns
J. A. Swan
Iconium Community News Roundup in Centerville Visit
Ben Argo family and Glyde Dicks shopped in Centerville Tuesday. Funeral services for Bam Argo were held at the Methodist Church followed by burial in Iconium cemetery. Sympathies extended to Mrs. Jake Firkins and her baby son. Several locals noted improving health while others faced illness. a few attended services at Main Station and in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Argo
Glyde Dicks
Centerville
Methodist Church
Rowe
Zerbe
Iconium
Jake Firkins
Amy Turner
Jake Wirkins
G. N. Hiner
Harvey Main
Berle Beaty
D. F. Miner
Ned Argo
Frank Argo
Earl Swift
J. E. Dicks
Will Free
Jed Hellyer
Frank Rinehart
Henry Rinehart
Albia
Bert Rinehart
J James Elswick
Charline Cowlson
Roy
Ronald Rowe
Roy Gilland
Adolph Gard
Shirley Townsend
Mary Maiken
Clara Massman
Louie Priebe
C. S. Argo
Elmer Swift
Lee Murphy
Jay
Massman
Tom Jones
Jones
Espy
Sway
Main Station
Smallwood
M. E. Church
John Massman
Chariter
Flossie Jones
Ava
Plano
Earl McFatridge
Vernon Fenton
Konjola Claim Boosts Weight in Ames Patient Testimony
Mrs. George Passmore of Ames Iowa reports drastic health improvement after using Konjola a patent medicine. She says she lost forty pounds during illness then gained about sixteen pounds after four bottles and regained appetite and sleep. Konjola advertised as juice of 22 plants sold in Moravia Iowa at Smith Drug Store and nearby druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Passmore
Douglas Street
Ames
Iowa
Moravia
Smith Drug Store
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Moravia Weekend
Mr and Mrs I J Smith and guests visited Friday at the Pence home. Neighbors attended the Moravia operetta Tuesday evening. A E Pence and family traded in Albia Friday. Sines and relatives visited Log County for Mr King’s funeral. Fly population shows early rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Smith
Bill Giltner
Baby
Pence
Moravia
A. E. Pence
Albia
Faber and Mae
A. O. VanDorin
Gary Cloyed
George Cloyed
Bayard Neff
Cy Jones
Faye Barnes
John Selby
Mr. Jones
G. Sinvos
Clair
Log County
Mr. King
Sinesx
Local social notes from Moravia and surrounding areas
Residents and visitors across Moravia Centerville and nearby towns share weekend visits and calls. Individuals named include Mrs Ben Jones, Enid Lory Bunday, Lloyd Brown, Pauline Williams, Wilma Vanzante, Cass Hamilton, Rolla Carter, Ady Robison, Beulah Dicks, Lucile Priebe, Opal Fenton, Arlene Fenton, C D Tarbell, W H Callen, Elbert Moore, Farl Swift and Thelma. Several farmers plan corn planting this week and night school attendees are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civele
Ben Jones
Ilolen Carter
Melon Hamilton
Enid Lory Bunday
Lloyd Brown
A. J. Brown
Ben Williams
Raymond
Centerville
Charlie Hough
Deff Patrick
Pauline Williams
Wilma Vanzante
Moravia
Marve Lockman
Dr. Harvis
Mystic
Ed. Delong
Albia
Cass Hamilton
Rolla Carter
van Long's
Frank Hiatt
Lee Hiatt
John Plant
van Lemaster
Everett Gilaspie
Newton
Iowa
Ady Robison
Local visits and social calls fill week in Centerville area
Center ville residents report visits and calls at multiple homes including the George Stevens and Floyd Wood households. Attendees from the vicinity joined M. E. Ladies Aid Pay at Unionville. August Koehler left for New Mexico for health reasons. Frederick Koehler and wife remained on the farm. Sylva Hart and others also visited local homes as neighbors express regret at the Koehlers’ departure. Athletes advised Gambles Stores for equipment with a sale announced for May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Caylor
Centerville
H.R. Hicks
L. M. Bishop
George Stevens
Old Home Place
Ray Coltrain
Floyd
Curtis
Glen Adams
Ottumwa
Charley Johnson
Moravia
Floyd Wood
Freda
Duane
Elmer Gordon
M. E. Ladies Aid
Unionville
Claude ‘Paria
Lee Tadlock
Lorene
R. C. Hervé
Sylvia
Margaret
Elanor Miler
Loren Alden
Mary Emma
Russell
August Koehler
New Mexico
New Mexico For Mr. Koehler
Frederick Koehler
Lenora Paris
Osan Wood
Sylvia Hart
Wilbur Miller
Pleasant Hill Social Notes Highlight Neighborhood Visits
Mr and Mrs Delph Tarbell and Hollis spent Sunday with Mrs Millie Chauwick. Dorothy Murphy visited Manday afternoon with Aunt Mrs Laura Dicks. Opal Fenton stayed with the Vernon Fen ton home. Mrs Noward Skinner and children from Cedar Rapids visited Millie Chadwick. Mrs Denny Fenton and Mrs Mary Maiken called. Rozalie Beaty visited Evelyn Dicks. Mr and Mrs Gray Penfield were noted residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noward Skinner
Cedar Rapids
Millie Chadwick
L. A. Priebe
Elbert Moore
Denny Fenton
Mary Maiken
Maiken
W. H. Callen
Mayme
Orrin Callen
Rozalie Beaty
Evelyn Dicks
Gray Penfield Ware
Squill Kill Promoted As Rats Pest Solution
An old farm pest notice touts Squill Kill as a safe rat control. It cites US Department of Agriculture bulletin 1638 and claims rats cost Americans 200 million annually. The ad promises a 60 cent price, a positive guarantee, and refunds if the product fails to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Dept. of Agr
Wife gas scare hints at night incident
In a peculiar tale a wife claims stomach gas caused fright in the dead of night and led to Adlerika use. The advertisement touts Adlerika as clearing gas within ten minutes, cleansing both upper and lower bowels. Smith Drug Co. is noted in the snippet, along with a separate line about Walter Johnson, baseball’s grand old man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
M. Owen Adlerika
Adherika
Smith Drug Co
M-1
Walter Johnson
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Genevieve Carter
Kenneth Free
Slatin Jones
Mandanna Jennings
Doris Free
Dale Harrison
Kenneth Cullers
Barret Coffin
Vera Bashak
Leile Coltrain
Lucille Burke
Russell Dudley
John Johnson
Barrett Coffitt
Lucile Burke
Madge Nough
Harris Stafford
J. W. Irwin
B.C
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EAE A Larrey
Yee
W. C. Bmin
Nuttias
Alita
Sage Branch
We & Blue
Miller
12Th St
Towa
Pleasant Hill
Souill Nlt
Spaill Kill Drug Co
Barnesville
Ohio
R. C. Link
North Side Square
Turner & Son
Iso-Vis
Motor Oil Bey Mpany
Iz Company
Indiana
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Moravia, Iowa
Hart
America
Ralph McDonough
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