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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
4
Moravia High School's student paper covers class notes from various clubs and sports. Features include a Junior Play cast announcement, county champions Moravia basketball, pep meetings, Homecoming at Normal Training, exams and humor, plus grade news and the Landslide editorial urging unity after local election results.
The article notes that Thal year students have earned awards and many others received accolades in prior years. It highlights a history of recognition among the student body and mentions multiple individuals with previous honors.
New Hope reports eight pupils across grades from first to eighth with six weeks exams completed. Names include Archie Martin Alta Tucker Trenton Wilson Margaret Burton Mardesna Wilson Georgia King Junior Donovan and John Burton. Honors noted for high averages perfect spelling and prize winners. Hedge College records three months of school, perfect spelling pencils, attendance, Armistice Day program, and Canada geography in progress. Brush notes include perfect attendance, spelling averages, teeth brushing records, readers progress, Thanksgiving decorations, and upcoming exams before Thanksgiving.
Youngsters arranged a Monday surprise for the teacher marking a birthday anniversary. The plan worked well with a delicious dinner prepared by mothers and a warm reception for the teacher who appreciated the gifts and surprise.
The editor declares 1983 will bring richer content with adventure travel and professional stories for boys. Highlights include journeys with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, India cavalry posts, and the Amazon jungle, plus sports travel science and school life features. Subscriptions are $2 a year or $3 for three years with gifts and a Detroit mailing address.
Mr and Mrs Bert Kirk called at the H S McCumber home Wednesday evening. Miss Barbara McCumber went home with them for a visit. Miss Lucille Coursin spent Thursday night at the George Darby home and attended the box supper and pro scrum at Ekmora school. Mrs L Ward called Saturday morning at the Gomer Stocker home with Miss Lucille Coltrain in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Jewel Ward of Springfield Maine visited part of last week at the parental L Ward home. Miss Fairy Stocker spent Sunday with Miss Marie Tomlin and attended Sunday School at Fairview. Mr and Mrs Lowell Harris and Mrs Clen Tock and daughter of Centerville, Mrs G E McCumber and Mrs H S McCumber spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Walter Gideon, Mr and Mrs Gomer Stocker and sons called Sunday afternoon at Homer Lockmans, Mr and Mrs George Cousing of Moravia spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Lockman, Mrs Laura Matherly of Moravia is a guest this week of her daughter, Mrs Gomer Stocker, and family.
Mrs. Dennie Fenton and Opal visited Monday afternoon with her mother Mrs. Ed Miller. Les Derby and Howard Fenton aided Elbert Moore in laying a foundation for his barn that week. The Clover Leaf club spent Wednesday with Mrs. Fern Penfield for quilting and visiting. Mrs. Howard Skinner joined later. Mrs. Clyde Dicks visited with Mrs. Edith Gallen and Mrs. Ida Townsend. Mildred and Duayne Moore also called.
Saturday afternoon with Raymond and Mildred Skinner Fay Tenter spent Worle day with Opal Fenton. Mrs. Ida Argo, Mrs. Truxton Dicks and sons spent Friday at Clyde Dicks. Mrs. Howard Fenton and children spent Iriday with Mrs. Vera Moore. Opal Fenton spent Thursday morn ing at Martha Masaman's, Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Tarbell and daughter called on Milly Chedwick Tuesday. Mrs. Georgie Pangburn and chil dren spent Saturday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Moore and chil dren spent Sunday at the C. W. Moora home. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Teater and children spent Sunday at Clarence Teater's, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Moore and Mildred and Dunyne spent Sunday evening at Charles Tarbells'
The notice bans hunting trapping or trespassing on the undersigned property. Aaron Campbell signs the prohibition. Persons wanting their names added to the list must notify the Union office. cost is 25 cents per name.
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