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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
7
Moravia timetables a busy season with strong rivals and emphasizes sportsmanship codes for players and spectators. Exline visits Moravia Tuesday for high school boys and girls basketball, with prep scores, grades news, and classroom notes filling the page.
Fourteen pupils at Fuller school with nine in second month. Hallowe en program raised 13.80 with boxes and treats. A glove found after the event. Sixth and eighth grades bought new spelling books. Smaller pupils helped take down decorations and plan Thanksgiving displays. Purchases include a new mirror washpan soap dish thermometer reading books and construction paper. First grader counts to 200. Favorite game is tap the rabbit with a guessing task. open to all students. Open citizenship and nature lessons weekly. planning a Parents Night during Education Week. Christmas plans under consideration. Local residents Roy Darby and others visited Unionville. Ervin Sincox helped with saw. Mrs. Tillmont hosted a supper in Foster. Bert Mack traveled to the Valley and sent Seattle goods to Ottumwa market.
Geo R Darby and son Roy called on Frank Thompson near Avery Friday afternoon. Roads were poor Thursday, mail carrier James Long substituted with a team. Zell Wilson family visited aunt Mrs Ira Callen, who is ill. Foster school program Friday night drew a good crowd. Miss Ruby Whitehead, Hazel College school teacher, fell ill early last week. brother Clarence is teaching in her absence and she is slowly recovering. Roy T Darby and wife Donald Darby and Jennie Robinson of Albia dined at G R Darby home Sunday. Bill Hoadley visited mother and sister near Ottumwa Friday. Mrs Hoadley is recovering from a broken hip. Jennie Robinson and sister Mrs G R Darby, with Dorothea and Donald Darby, visited brother and uncle John Robinson Sunday evening. Dorothea, Donald and Roy Darby were in Des Moines Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bert Turner were in Albia Saturday.
Blue Front Jeff Patrick was a Moravia caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Williams visited Ben Williams Sunday. Mrs. Planta and Leslie stayed with Cass Hamiltons Saturday night. Marve Lockman visited Unionville Sunday. Ben Williams and family called in Moravia Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cass Hamilton and Helen visited F. P. Hamiltons Sunday evening. Wilma VanZante and Evelyn Stauber called Saturday night. Lloyd Brown family spent Sunday at Cass Hamiltons. Leslie Plants substitutes on mail route last week. Circle met Wednesday with Mia Van Long. Ben Williams and Pauline visited Albia Thursday afternoon.
Ray Lemasters called Sunday at F. P. Hamiltons. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hough and family spent Sunday at Eddie Longs. Miss Wanda Jones spent the week end with home folks. Mrs. Cass Hamilton called on Mrs. Jeff Patrick Tuesday afternoon. Elbert Moore called at Jim Moores Monday.
Mrs. Allen Boller of Atlantic Iowa is visiting there with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Horner.
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