Moravia Opens Season With 28 18 Win Over Exline
Moravia beat Exline 28 18 in a season opener with limited practice and illness keeping Smith out. The Moravia lineup featured Mason Easter Hughes Morris Jordan with substitutions, and the team shows strong offense but weak defense as they prepare for the county tournament starting with Udell next Tuesday at 7 00 p m on Centerville court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Moravia
Exline
Homa Boys
Offenas
Udell
Centerville
Mason
Easter
Hughes
Morris
Jordan
Underwood
Teich
Eastor
McCrory
Trwin
Harrison
Plano Defeats Moravia Reserves in Hard Fought Game
Moravia Reserves led at halftime but Plano, the fast Young Teachers team, surged after the break to win 26 to 19. The crowd saw a tight start as Moravia's seconds held the lead before Plano reversed the margin and dominated the second half with strong defense and decisive plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Plano
D. I Iay R. A
Plane
I Janeup
Underwood
McCroty
Gardner
Jennings
D. Kaster
R. Burton
McCrory
H. Burton
Penes
Day
Irwin
Shale Paves Front of School House Road
The student lodge of M. H. 5 commends the new shale work laid along the street in front of the school house from the corner to Wabash avenue, with a second line on the west side. The improvement reduces mud, adds parking, and makes travel easier for students and residents.
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Wabash Avenue
Economics Debates Highlight High School Insights
A Monday economics class debated tariffs with Harry Jennings Arlene Dodd and Jeanne Fisher for the affirmative and Dwight Kaster Ardis Callen and Ruby Whitehead for the negative. The class judged both sides well prepared and the affirmative won by a few votes. A second debate on immigration was planned but delayed due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harry Jennings
Arlene Dodd
Jeanne Fisher
Dwight Kaster
Ardis Callen
Ruby Whitehead
Arlene Doud
Tim
Substitutions Noted for Court Docket Entry
The docket lists substitutions replacing Louise Hank with Elizabeth Smith and Boshak with Elizabeth Sneed and Hank with Louisa Hank replacing Firkins, identified in a clerical notation labeled A L. F. 331. The entry records change in party representation and alias references for the case file.
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Elizabeth Smith
Louise Hank
Elizabeth Sneed
Boshak
Louisa Hank
Firkins
A L. F
Winter Poems and Good Speech From Grade Eight
The eighth grade wrote entries for the school diary, including poems about winter and autumn skies. A poem begins with bright blue skies and clear air, while others describe changing leaves and cob webs as winter approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathans
Revered Zerbe Speaks at Moravia Chapel
Moravia High School pupils and faculty welcomed Rev. Zerbe back to chapel. He spoke on a trip to the photograph gallery, stressing seizing opportunities and keeping Christ before us. The talk held the interest of all present.
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Moravia High School
Zerbe
Christ
NLD
N. T. Homecoming at Normal Training High
The Arnival Homecoming will be held at the high school on November 21 from two to four. A formal program in the Normal Training room precedes an informal gathering in the gym. Refreshments reflect the Thanksgiving season. Guests of honor are Moravia teachers and the old grade of the Normal Training Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firsterade
Turkey
Jin
Moravia Girls Fall 39 to 11 at Cincinnati
The Moravia girls traveled to Cincinnati last Friday and failed to spark with energy, losing the game 39 to 11. Lineup includes Vera Boshak, Vera Foster, Lucille Burkee, Lucille Hauk, Louise Hawk, Norma Lee Fir.
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Cincinnati
Moravia
Vera Boshak
Vera Foster
Lucille Burkee
Lucille Hauk
Louise Hawk Ri
Norma Lee Fir
Brompton Social Notes Busy Weekend Visits and Aids
Agnes Peck and others spent Sunday with neighbors and attended the Ladies Aid at Mrs. Geo McGilvery near Albia. Several families visited, including Boardmans at Alex Collins home in Albia and Cary McCoy home. Brompton School plans a program and box supper on Friday night November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Peck
Miller
Ed. Robinson
Ladies Aid
Geo McGilvery
Albin
W. J. Boardman
Eva Boardman
Carl Coop
K. C. Bates
A. C. Stafford
Des Moines
Paul and
Harris Stafford
Moravia
O. S. Miller
Lois Batea
Cuba
G. L. Clayed
Lt. Smith
M. E. Boardman
Albis
Ernest McKay
Irene Haley
Harald Leach
Ottumwa
Brompton School
Edward Robinson
Bill Wilson
M. B. Boardman
Lula Tillmont
Charley Johnson
Bir
Herman Johnson
Iconium community notes reveal social quilting and family updates
Centerville area residents gather for quilting at Mrs. E Dicks and others while families share visits across Newtons. New baby for Ned Argo family noted alongside local illnesses, hospital runs, farm chores, and social events at Berle Beaty, Van Long, and Plano homes.
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E. Dicks
Harry
Brown
Ned Argo
Flo Tliner
Wendl Coulson
Glen Sufficool
Willie McDanel
Was & Centerville
General Hospital
Centerville
Kenneth Gladfelder
Willie Me
Danel
Wayne
Irene
Ione
Mia
Earl Swift
Faye McDanel
Clyde Gladfelder
Harey Renn
Frank Ewings
Glen Sufficao
Wesley Long
van Long
Hazel College Social Highlights From Local Homes
E Caster and family visited Ed Johnson home on Sunday afternoon. Frank Wilson and family spent Sunday at Zell Wilson home. Cy Jones and wife were callers at Ji G Sincox home Wednesday. Myra and Mrs Herman Johnson with Ralph visited Grant Sincox Monday. Henry Sytsma and Grant Sincox baled on John Selby Thursday. Geo Darby and family were shoppers in Moravia Saturday.
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Lyndon McDanel
Wille McDanel
Guy McDanel
Stella Ballanger
Showers School
Pauline
Charlene Townsend
Bell Whicker
Velma
Treston Gindfelder
Lew Hiner
Carl Tomlin
Gertie Boyer
Ted Broshar
Clyde Gladfelder
Bort Luse
Daphne MecDanel
Esther Hiner
Shirley Townsend
Hank
Earle Main
Otha Goldsberry
Centerville
Willie McDanel
Ryman McDanel
Coy Luse
Ryman Kincade
Pearl Hiner
Chris Bogart
Gody Lise
Doyle Luse
Jack Luse
Guns Luse
van Long
Frank Ewing
E. C. Caster
Ed. Johnson
Frank Wilson
Zell Wilson
Cy Jones
Ji. G. Sincox
Herman Johnson
Ralph
Grant
Sunday visitors and social calls in Mt Pleasant Fairview
A crowded social note lists Sunday guests at the J B E Callen home and various afternoon and Friday visits. It mentions families including the Callens, Hails, Smiths, McCrorys, Delongs, Browns, Foster, Lemagster, Hartsooks, Nichols, and Stovkar family members with several Ottumwa and Albia outings. Also notes Raymond Forsythe helping with wood and Robbix returning to school amid local radio promotions and optimistic ads.
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J. BE
J Callen
Vet Callen
Zell Callen
Marie
Roy Callen
Herbert Hail
W. A
Albia
Homer Brown
John Callen
Alvig Hiatt
Oskahooga
Charles Foster
W. A. Brown
W. E. Lemagster'n
Orrin Callen
Cecil Hartsook
J. E. Callen
Frank Nichols
Moe
Jon Stovkar
Howard Bee
Bonnie June
Pauline
Arkansas
Ottumwa
Raymond Forsythe
Fred
Moss
Thomas Allen Robbix
Mia
Nellie Drake
Waunita
Myrtle Fullerton
Apent
Clarence Irelan
Family and friends visit Albia after operation
E G Sincox and family and Harold Jep Lockman were callers in Albia Sunday. Mrs Lockman and others called on Monday afternoon, with Mrs Lock herself doing real well following her recent operation.
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E. G. Sincox
Harold Jep Lockman
Towa Jones
Albia
Centerville social notes and family visits
Tom Coulson Workman called at J. R. Callen's as Centerville residents shared weekend visits. Mr. and Mrs. Riggle and children spent Saturday afternoon in Centerville, with churchgoing and neighbors dropping by. Ruth Weldon visited, Mintia Callen led a ladies meeting, and several families were seen at homes and funerals as the community kept busy amid holiday ad chatter and health tips.
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Tom Workman
J. R. Callen
Alvin Riggle
Mr. Riggle
Centterville
BR. E. Luse
Betty
Centerville
Harold Hudgena
Ernest Hiatt
Clyde Jacoba
Alvin. Riggto
Miss Wolrie Callen
Mia Ruth Weldon
R. E. Luse
Shome
Minti Callen
By EH. Luse
Mintia
Clyde Jaceys
Alyia Tigele
Jim Cline
Ruth Welande
Cincinnati
Tone
Forrest Mericle
Garnet
Doris
Mr. Foster
Moravia
Notice of hearing on receiver's deed in Appanoose case
District Court in Appanoose County Iowa: L A Andrew as Receiver for Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank of Moravia seeks authority to accept a warranty deed conveying the west half of the southeast quarter of section 10 township 70 north range 18 west. Hearing set November 18 in Centerville. Objections may be filed. absence of objections confirms settlement.
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Farmers & Merchants
Moravia
Iowa
L. A. Andrew
Natice
Appanoose County
A. Andrew
Farmers
Merchants Savings
Bank of Moravia
Towa
E. J. Johnson
Elgin & Simmons, Attornoya
District Court
Monroe County
Hamilton M. Major
Albia
Alhia
Brompton
Milwaukee Railway
Blakesburg
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M. H. S. News Basket
Moravia Downs
Y. T. Society
By Nadine Lagle
Keood
Daphen Pennington
Paul Groppenbacher
Zerne
Frank Swaim Moravia
Fairlawn
W. C. Bivin
B. Carowett
Doctors
N. T. Homecoming
NAUS
Iconium
Mrs
Lloyd Besty
J. Brown
Guelda
Bobby
Keith Argo
Harry Brown
John McAninch
Oskaloosa
Dora Hellyer
Hazel Hellyer
Kellum
McCord
Jay Masaman
G. F. Penfield
J. E. Dicks
Jack Murphy
Argo
J. B. Dicks
Dolph Torbell
Howard Bane
Mra
Weneil Couleen
Howard
Tester
Harold Huff
Goncord
H. N. Beaty
Numa
Leo Beaty
Berle Beaty
Mary Ball
Sam
Roy Gilliland
Ronald Rowe
Iconium School
Jchurch
Lew Funkhouser
Howard Funkhouser
Orlo Funkhouser
Mys
Fxnoon
Jack
Murphy
Ben Alem
Clara
Lloyd Masaman
Donald Prieche
Edgar Breese
Hazel College
MT. Pleasant
Fairview
Gamble
Philco
Centervibe
J. W. Irwin
B.C
Coulson
District Court of
Centerville, Iowa
Castoria
Edward Forster
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