Moravia Defeats Cincinnati In Fast Basketball Match
Moravia defeats Cincinnati 38 to 20 in a fast paced girls basketball game. Moravia led 13-2 after the first quarter and 17-7 at halftime, with strong centers and team play fueling the win. Cincinnati showed late rally but Moravia held on as crowd enjoyed the contest.
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Cincinnati
Moravia
Cincinnati Moravia
Veach
Kaater
Rf—Wikinson
Rf—Smith JO Bailey
Dc—Stratt
Reed
Rc—Hough
Seritchfield
Burke
Ve—Daley
Moravia Falls to Centerville in Fast Home Match
Centerville girls defeated Moravia 60 to 43 after a tight first quarter. Moravia led 7 to 18 early but Centerville surged to lead 22 19 at halftime and extended the gap in the second half. The contest was the fastest yet on Moravia’s home floor.
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Centerville
Moravia
Sncead
Golf Mastery Question Sparks Reincarnation Debate
Homer Minnick asks how long to learn golf and Dorothy Dodd jokes about reincarnation. Minnick doubts a single lifetime suffices while Dodd counters with a quip about not learning in one life.
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Homer Minnick
Thorothy Dodd
Dorothy Dodd
A B C Club Meeting Discusses Des Moines Trip
The A B C Club met on Friday November 2 with Leona Kaster presiding. Officers included Maurine Smith and Reba Callen. Helen McCrory spoke on their Des Moines trip social aspects while Misa Shephard and Maxine Tuckey gave reports. They plan to meet December 6.
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A. B.C. Club
Des Moines
Leona Kaster
Maurine Smith
Reba Callen
Helen McCrory
Misa Shephard
Maxine Tuckey
Radelit High
M. T
Remarks on Thanks by Vera E Roshak
In a Turkey Day reflection, Vera E Roshak urges recognizing Thanksgiving as a time for silent prayer and gratitude. She traces the holiday to the Pilgrims and Lincoln, urging readers to count blessings, support the less fortunate, and face trials with resolve.
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Vera E. Roshak
Lincoln
Girls Play Ball In Odd Mixed Scrimmage
A fastball game Monday night before the Centerville Moravia contest pitted girls from last year’s basketball squad with parts of the football squad. The Orange team led 10 to 8 after the first quarter and finished 17 to 1. Players listed include Kuster RE Maxon Broshar Lr Saith Cullers Fletcher Barnes RC Hughes Jordan LG Slavin Lage RG Stocker with substitutions Slavin for Smith and Smith for Slavin.
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Centerville- Moravia
Orange
Talea
Maxon Broshar
Saith Cullers
Fletcher Barnes
RC Hughes
Jordan
LG Slavin
School Spirit and Unity at M H
A school article urges student loyalty to the school, enforcing daily conduct and pride. It warns against destructive class spirit and calls for teamwork to uphold the school's aims and ideals for collective success.
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M. H
Muust
Stuent
English Literature Class Plans Readings and Authors
The English Literature Class has studied Addison and Steele on Sir Roger DeConoly Papers and will soon study Travels with a Donkey and She Stoops to Conquer. The course uses Greenlow Miles Literature and Life Book JI with Halleck texts for American Literature. Mr. Dorr teaches daily in the English room.
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Roger DeConoly
Joseph Addison
Richard Steele
Plaga
Stevenson
Goldsmith
Greenlow
Miles
Halleck
Shakespeare
Keats Wordsworth
Moravia High School Quiz Questions Pack
A set of questions asks number of Moravia High School students enrolled and offered math branches. It asks basics on economics as study of resources and aims of education. Also asks about sound travel, William Jennings Bryan, cabinet order for succession, and Earth’s travel speed in mph.
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Moravia High School
William[ Jennings
Shale and mud debate at Moravia High School road talk
A Moravia High School chemist notes mud forms where water meets dirt and shale is scarce on the street by the schoolhouse. He concludes that water plus good dirt makes mud and water plus red shale yields a better road under rain, urging action to place such material in front of the school.
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Moravia High School
Homemaking Class Studies Art Principles and Manners
Homemaking students have studied seven art principles Balance Proportion Rhythm Emphasis Harmony and Design Color. They have read Everyday Manners The Log Cabin Lady The Girl and Her Religion. After finishing this unit they will begin cooking. E B 32
School Visitors Mark Attendance in Early Grades
Second Grade Miss Tarr's room welcomed Mrs F M Main and Mrs Cora Main on November 19 and Mrs W E McCrory on November 20. Fourteen pupils remained perfect for six weeks. Third Grade Almona Higley and Billy Main visited November 24. Fourth Fifth Grades sixteen pupils kept perfect attendance. Mrs Zell Callen visited November 14 and Mrs Blanfield hosted November 20 visitors Zelda Easter Christine Main Allegra Smith Almona Higley. Seventh Eighth Grade visitors included Mrs Michener Mrs Bishop Mrs W Hiatt Edna Hawk and Mr J Johnson. Christine Main and Miss Waugh visited November 23. Pearl Broshar and Noorden Slavin add brief quotes.
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Miss Tarr
F. M. Main
Cora Main
W. E. McCrory
Almona Higley
Billy Main
Zell Callen
Blanfield
Zelda Easter
Christine Main
Allegra [Smith
Michener
Bishop
W. Hi, Hiatt
Edna [Hawk
J. Johnson
Miss Waugh
Unclear exchange about Vera Tagle and date confusion
The fragment shows Dale Harrison and Vera Tagle discussing Vera's claimed four other benus and a dollar given to report to someone, with Vera denying familiarity and confusion over dates and shopping season. The readable bits hint at a humorous or strained conversation without clear context or outcomes.
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Dale Harrison
Vera
Vera Tagle
Date Harrison
Sign Boards Warn Youths About Temptation in Town
In a local plea the author argues sign boards with anti smoking and healthy living messages shape youth behavior. Citing “Not a Cough in a Carload” and “Reach for a Lucky instead of a Sweet” the piece urges the community to remove or counter such signs and to unite in a moral campaign.
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L. K. Au
Fragmented Student Sketches at Local School
The passage lists several students and staff with brief, unflattering remarks. Supt Michensz is disliked by most. Junior Masur is serious minded. Homer Minnick slides down hill. Wendell Roberta is described in blue pants. Margaret Hiatt appears blue. Bloyd Fletcher is missing from seventh period. Veril Lagle dislikes arguing. Miss Jennings and Mise Grillin are not together.
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Glancy Kerious
Michensz
Junior Masur
Homer Minnick
Wendell Roberta
Margaret Hiatt
Bloyd Fletcher
Veril Lagle
Miss Jennings
Mise Grillin
Low Grades Reflect Struggles Across School Classes
The article notes several students failing in multiple classes this past week and highlights the school's goal to reduce workload and improve performance. Names such as Lucile Coltrain appear in scattered mentions amid disrupted phrasing.
Answers to last week questions about science and history
The text lists various facts including about snakes, waterfalls, Samuel Richardson as the author of the first modern novel published in 1748, and the Declaration of Independence date. It contains errors and fragmented lines such as Iuwa statehood, Economes as economics, and Columbus voyages.
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Niagra
Samuel Richardson
Iuwa
Hoi
School On Saturday For Thanksgiving Visitors
School was held last Saturday to give students and teachers extra time for Thanksgiving turkey and pumpkin pie this Thursday. The event allows teachers to visit home folks and welcomes graduates from M. H.S. as well as pupils from rural schools planning to attend MoH. S. in the future, plus a family teacher Miss Ruth Waugh LC 32.
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M. H. S. News Basket
M. Smith
Agressen Kastor
Bentzinger
Hiatt
Creagen Hough
Rodgers Boshak
Campbell
Pharis
J. Smith
Boshak
Hough
Bashak
Rogers
Creagan
Aizi
D. Dd
A. B.C. Club Meeting
Ving
Englisie
Pearl Broshar
Noorden Slavin
Xin
Hollywood
Calif
Iowa
Dainties
Moravia Bakery
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
Cairosd Bas
Elec
Carlroada
Milwaukee Vm” Road
Lucile Coltrain
Burry
Blay
W. HL
Anga
Columbus
Ameriva
Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank
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