Moravia Girls Win Big Over Exline In Vintagy Tilt
Moravia girls defeated Exline 48 to 17 Tuesday evening as the Moravia sextette showed strong offense led by Burke and Adams for Exline. Moravia guards limited Exline forwards while forward trio Roster included Boshak Sneed Hauk and Smith with substitutes Firkins Black Fisher Main Burke Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exline
Moravia Girle
Burke
Indy
Moravia
Adams
Moravia Waa
Boshak
Sneed
Hauk
Voster
Smith
Firkins
Black
Fisher
Main
Burns
Awards in Commercial Department Highlight Staff Achievements
Several staff in the commercial department receive awards for typing and shorthand proficiency. Elizabeth Sneed stands out with 63 words per minute error free for fifteen minutes. Gregg certificates go to operators over 40 wpm with at most five errors in ten minutes. Wool stock pins reward higher word counts in a fifteen minute test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Department
Elizabeth Sneed
Woolstock
Gregg
Dorothy Dodd
Harold Burton
Dale Harrison
June Tisue
Woodstock Ping
Lucile Coltrain
Dune Tisue
Seniors Wage War over Class Announcements in Town Bar
Last Tuesday evening at 4 o clock a clash in Sponger Barghatin's room pitted the Magon Whitehead gang pushing a class announcement buy for Howard Smith against the Dovid Boshak division which won a formal invitation instead of modernistic ones. The seniors chose plain white announcements with a top ship decoration and praised Mr Smith's good price offered to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Royal
Sponger Barghatin
Magon- Whitehead Gang
Howard Smith
Dovid-Boshak
Normal Training Homecoming Program
An attractive program has been arranged for the Normal Training Homecoming on Saturday afternoon from two to four. Musical numbers include piano accostion by Lucile Coltrain, violin by Misa Luke, a vocal trio by Juanita Hiatt, Norma Lee Firkins and Lorence Gordner, a vocal solo by Phyllis Lemaster, and French harp by Thelma Main. Harry Jennings and Edna Burns offer humorous readings, with a cast including Arlene Dodd, Clelia Jones, Honna Lagle, Arthur Brown, and Arthur Sufficool in a short play. Harris Stafford, this year’s president, delivers the welcome address, while Donald Darby, last year’s president, gives the response. MM. J. FP. a2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Coltrain
Misa Luke
Juanita Hiatt
Norma Lee Firkins
Lorence Gordner
Phyllis Lemaster
Thelma Main
Harry Jennings
Edna Burns
Arlene Dodd
Clelia Jones
Honna Lagle
Arthur Brown
Arthur Sufficool
Harris Stafford
Donald Darby
Student Body Sudden Desire To Study In Final Weeks
A school note mocks the rush to study as exams approach. Students cram in the library like lambs, fearing six weeks tests while those who work daily will fare better. The piece laments midyear fatigue and the looming spring term.
Early English Novelists A D Thirty-Three
A compact note highlights early English novelists and the initials A and D from the 1933 era, noting their influence on literary development and the shift in narrative forms during the period. It references contemporaries and the broader artistic milieu shaping prose fiction.
Moravia High Welcomes Two New Students This Week
Two new students joined Moravia High School this week. Vernon Irwin from Hammond Indiana enrolled as a Sophomore and stays with cousin Lowell Irwin. John Powell from Pendleton Oregon entered as a Senior. Lucille Burke, a Senior who enrolled as a Freshman, has moved to Ottumwa to attend Moravian High School. Gertrude Green 341
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia High School
Vernon Irwin
Hammond
Indiana
Vernon
Lowell Irwin
John Powell
Pendleton
Oregon
Lucille Burke
Moravian High School
Ottumwa
M. HH
Gertrude Green
Hiattsville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Aid
Mrs W H Callen visited the L A Hiatt home on Sunday. Families from Albia Moravia and Moulton stopped by various homes for Sunday calls. The Wesley ladies met with Mrs Will Powell to aid Mrs Ernest McKay’s fire loss, helping with sewing, quilting and household needs. The Indica group numbered 29 and planned another session with Mrs Anna Hiatt. Florence Hiatt presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Callen
L. A
J. F. Chambers
R. L. Ballew
Moulton
Claude Callen
Dorothy Louise
Moravia
KR. C. Wilson
J. W. Halden
Bean Wagoner
Unionville
Gerald Powell
Wesley
Will Powell
Ernest McKay
Indica
Aid
Anna Hiatt
Florence Hiatt
Moravia Wins First Round in County Tournament
Moravia defeated Udell 31 to 26 in Centerville last night advancing to face Exline in the second round. Hughes fouled out early in the third quarter weakening Moravia while Udell narrowed the gap late before Moravia held on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Centerville
Udell
Udell Boys
Hughes
Exline
Unionville
Mason
Morria
Smith
Jordan
Spurgeon
Tournament Results First Round
Girls results show Unionville defeating Rathoun, Cincinnati defeating Moulton, Numa defeating Exline. Boys results feature Moravia defeating Udell, Exline defeating Unionville, and Mystic defeating Centerville Grammar School.
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Unionville
Victor
Rathoun
Cincinnati
Moulton
Numa Victor
Exline
Moravia
Udell
Mystic
Centerville Grammar School
Hilton Next Sunday Preaching Weekends Social Notices
Sunday regular preaching at Hilton with all expected to attend. Families and relatives visitations noted: Earl and Lois Williams and Reta of Chariton at Tom Smith home. EB McGirmis and children at John Williams home Albia. Earl Spencer with Esrlen Rosemary and Dickie at Pence home. Clark Waysan family at Albia. Elbert Stewart and Joyce assist R Humphrey. Esther Woodcock weekend with Lewis Rouse. Owen Smith of Lowa Wesleyan College at Byron Smith home. Verla Kingery and Leora Estlack weekend with families. Mrs Lockman mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Williams
Lois
Reta
Chariton
Tom Smith
EB. V. McGirmis
John Williams
Albia
Earl Spencer
Esrlen
Rosemary
Dickie
Moravia
James, Clark
Betty
Waysan
Elbert Stewart
Joyce
R. C. Humphrey
Esther Woodcock
Lewis Rouse
Owen Smith
Lown Wesleyan College
Byron Smith
Verla Kingery
Leora Estlack
Iowa
Lucivese School
Ottumwa
Geo.Estlack
Lockman
English Department Freshmen and Sophomores Progress
The Freshmen focus on grammar and literature readings with Mr. Barghahn guiding students to enjoy literature rather than view it as required. Sophomores work on grammar aiming to finish within six weeks and will begin composition next. The English Literature classes have covered Pre Elizabethan through Classic periods and now study Romantic era forerunners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barghahn
Home Economics Class Completes Sewing Unit
Members of the Home Economies Division I class finish an apron and pot holder sewing unit. They also created posters showing correct dress styles for slender and fleshy types, with printing lessons taught by Miss Shepard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shepard
Warns Against Danger Monoxide Gas Poisoning
Cold weather brings warnings about carbon monoxide from car exhaust. A deadliest danger arises when engines run in closed garages as gas, heavier than air, fills low spaces and robs blood of oxygen, causing rapid death within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Follow Up Union Township Meeting on Adequate Meals
Mrs Mary Jones chaired a follow up meeting at Mia Hart home on November 10 with ten ladies from three school districts. Lesson study titled Cost of Adequate Meals featured a cooperative dinner with cinnamon apple salad and lemon cake pudding. Attendees included Pearl Morrison Sylvia Hart Mary Jones Martha Miller Pearl Alden Cecil Tadlock Fannie Wood Caroline Hart Ola Stanley and Margaret Miller. They plan a third lesson with Pearl Morrison on December 8 an all day meeting. Charles Cummins Gray of Melcher Town visited last week with his grandparents R E Cummins My and Mrs. R. E. Cummins. he is their oldest grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
Union Township
Mia
Hart
Pearl Morrison
Sylvia Hart
Martha Miller
Pearl Alden
Cecil Tadlock
Fannie Wood
Caroline Hart
Ola Stanley
Margaret Miller
Charles Cummins Gray
Melcher
Town
R. E. Cummins
Charles
Town City Hospital Return Boosts Family Reunion Notes
The text recalls Ferne Humphrey visiting her ailing uncle A W Harvey near Des Moines after a serious operation. It mentions Mrs Alice Clark Breazelle moving to Des Moines with daughter Anabel Clark, a November 1 gathering for the move, and a Patt i family property swap for a country home. Also references local shoppers and visitors from Chariton and Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
Ferne Humphrey
A. W. Harvey
Des Moines
Alice Clark Breazelle
Anabel Clark
Patti
Rupture expert to demonstrate at Ottumwa hotel event
Chicago authority Rup ture A M Shev henan will visit Ottumwa Hotel on Tuesday and Wednesday November 24th and 25th from 9 am to 5 pm. The Zootic Shield is claimed to close ruptures in ten days without medicines or straps. Demonstrations free, address 6605 N Talman Ave Chicago.
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A. M. Bshevnan
Chicago
Ottumwa
Shevnan
N. Talman Ave
FH. Seeley
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Hermon W. Carlson
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W. C. Bivin
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M. H. S. News Basket
Senior
Hiattsville
Home Economics News
Broad Highway
Gamble
Tenterville
Berry Halden
Maudetta
Noorden Slavin
Mrs
T. Slavin
J. W. Irwin
R. C
Turner & Son Funeral Directors
Embahnera
Centerville, Iowa
Dr. Caldwell
W. B
District Court
Monroe County
Towa
Hamilton M. Major
Brompton
Milwaukee Railway
Edward Forster
Ibia
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