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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
5
Editorial reflects on two kinds of courage, clean and boastful. It argues true courage lies in good deeds done with humility, not in boasting or self pride. Readers are urged to consider which type they display and choose wisely.
A school column urges living in the present to finish tasks, notes a play Oh Kay in May at the High School Gym and previews a May 2 junior senior banquet with Hawaiian decor and toasts. Upcoming events include a May 8 music festival at Centerville, plus a Moravia Boy Scout meeting and a talk by Dr. Coons on occupation choice.
Prudence, the eldest of five girls under a dead mother, acted as caregiver for her sisters and father. While bicycling, she was knocked unconscious by a mule. Jerry Harmer found her and cared for her at the patronage then returned home. She fell ill again but quickly recovered after Jerry was summoned.
Moravia High School students faced academic tests on English correctness Algebra Geometry Physics World History American History and later General Science American Literature and American Government with top five in each test to advance to district meet at Chariton and potentially state in Town City. A guest day planned May 10 features Moravia hosting Center ville and Albia G A A with events from registration to awards.
The Unionville Moravia vicinity reports steady farm activity with rain aiding corn planting. Residents Ming Beulah Hiatt Russell Fowler and families visit relatives work at J. J. Stevens farm and other local homes. Multiple neighbors including Rumley Fowler Sanders Coffin and Foster are listed with calls and chores across Thursday through Sunday.
Y Be ningy Johnny Foster planted corn for his son Hari on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Glen Clancy were callers at the Harry Rumley home Monday evening. Centerville and Moravia area names appear among visitors and exams. Dr Patterson called on Mrs Adams as others visited relatives and spent nights in Unionville and at Wm Tomlin's.
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