Parsons College Hosts First Night Game Under New Lights
Fairfield Iowa Parsons College schedules its first night game on October 2 as the Wildcats face rival Penn College on the newly lighted field. The system uses four battery banks and eight fifty foot poles for even illumination. Additional night games follow: October 16 against St Ambrose, November 6 versus Columbia, with Thanksgiving afternoon clash against Low Wesleyan.
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Fairfield
Iowa
Parsona College
Wildcats
Penn College
Parsons
St. Ambrose
Columbia
Lowe Wesleyan
Christian Church Dinner Offers Homey Menu
An OCR fragment advertises a church dinner on Wednesday October 7 with a menu including breaded loin gravy potatoes escaloped corn tomato dumplings pickles jelly bread butter pie. It promotes Adierika as a bowel cleanser that claims to ward off sleepiness after meals and includes a drugstore endorsement.
Local Happenings At Fall Festival Weekend
Mark Childe of Moulton and Miss Ferne Humphrey of Albia visited during the Fall Festival. Residents from Galesburg and Albia called on local families while others traveled from Oskaloosa Exeter Nebr Chariton Des Moines Enid Okla and California to visit relatives. A fine baby boy born to Cyril McDanel. numerous guests stayed with J. W. Halden J. F. Albert and Lillie Martin households over the weekend.
Community Notes From Ayhia and Monmouth Area
Mr and Mrs John I Chambers, their children of Ayhia and Russell Darrah along with Maurine Cooper of Monmouth IM spent Sunday at the J I Chambers home. Mrs A B Jordan was called to Barney Iowa to aid her mother Mrs Foland who fell and broke her collar bone. Laven Thompson returned from a Detroit trip where he attended the American Legion National Convention accompanied by two Blakenburg gentlemen. A fried chicken supper at the Harry McCrory home honored his birthday with Mrs Lloyd McCrory Carl McCrory Grandma Rogers and Harry McCrory present. Rev B G Hankins and H Berry traveled to Winfield Town Monday for business with Mrs Hankins visiting Mt Pleasant.
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John I, Chambers
Ayhia
Russell Darrah
Maurine Cooper
Monmoth, IM
J. I. Chambers
A. B. Jordan
Barney
Iowa
Foland
Laven Thompson
Detroit
Mich
The
American Legion
Blakenburg
Harry McCrory
Lloyd McCrory
Carl McCrory
Grandma Rogers
B. G. Hankins
H. Berry
Winfield
Town
Mrs. Hankins
Mt. Pleasant
Sacred Manuscripts in Profusion in Chicago
Greek and Armenian Syrian colonies in Chicago reveal centuries old gospel manuscripts. The Chicago Association of Commerce notes discoveries comparable to age old Europe and the Near East. The latest find, a 13th century Greek gospel manuscript, is among the finest cursive writings and was brought to the US in 1016 from Albania, found in a Chicago dentist’s possession.
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Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
Ollengo
Huropa
Near Enat
University of Chtenaga
United States
Jamina
Dr Josiah Oldfield On Love And Nagging At Meeting
London physician Dr Josiah Oldfield told the Lady Margaret hospital annual meeting that love brings better digestion and glow but nagging is a slow murder. He warned jealousy harms health and beauty.
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Josiah Oldfield
London
Lady Margaret Hospital
Doctor Oldfield
Jewousy
Old Reliable Quincy Mine Faces Deeper Copper Potential
Detroit Free Press reports experts debate mine depth limits as fresh air delivery and ventilation are key. The Quincy mine, perched above Houghton, seeks to extend its deepest workings into richer secondary mineralization, with copper potentially extending thousands of feet further toward the earth’s center.
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Quincy
Houghton
Sta Bill
Manenel
Portage Lake
Detroit Free Press
Four-Eyed Fish Among New Philadelphia Museum Additions
The Philadelphia museum added a four-eyed Ash fish from Tondu rag to its insect collection. The find, from Iito Cho luteca, is rare and accompanied by about 100 other fish specimens. An inch moth highlighted the insect collection. fogs hindered the expedition, limiting exploration near the coastal headquarters.
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Philadelphia Museum
Tondurag
Iito
London
Brutal Cossack Uprising Against Polish Lords
In 1H8 Cossacks rose against Polish Ukrainian lords seeking to impose Roman Catholic faith. They fought fiercely, overpowered Poles, and executed leaders. Catholic priests were hanged before the altar with a butchered hog and a Jew displayed. After a year the rebellion was crushed and leaders punished with brutal methods.
Wildcat Killed by Locomotive Near Statesboro
A wildcat near Statesboro Georgia fought a roaring locomotive and died beneath the wheels. The train’s noise frightened a covey of quail as the bobcat stalked the intrusion. The animal leaped onto the tracks and was struck, leaving a mournful, solitary furred remains.
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Statesboro
Grandmother Dodges Realities in a Lifelong Tale
Isabel Bingham shields her grandson from Henry Wiltshire as Peggy visits. A complex romance unfolds with elder love clashing with family duty, while Isabel navigates the awkward drama of aging, youth, and changing ties. Henry Wiltshire proposes a future entwined with the baby and Isabel, who contemplates adopting the child.
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Isibel Bingham
Henry Wiltalire
Tad
Wiltshire
Traiidather
Peggy
Isabel
Posey
Tanbel
Llenry Wiltehtre
Henry Wilthire
Kia
Frea
Henry Wiltshire
Tasbel
Taabel
Tander Bingham
Henry Willshire
Lovelty
Trenry Wiltshire
Percy
Taube
Menry Willanle
Bereouhins
Teabe
Henry Wilshire
Kandel
Lannan Visits Norfolk For Iva Festival Reunion
Sam Patrick of Clearwater and R Lannan of Norfolk visited Wednesday for the Iva Festival. Lannan’s trip marked his first return in 60 years. Mrs Theo Miller and Mrs Rollie McDonough hosted a bridge party at the McDonough home with guests including Mrs George Firkine Mrs Clark Blackman Mrs Jolin Veach and others. Guest prize went to Mrs Firkine and club prize to Mrs A G Broshar. A light luncheon concluded the afternoon.
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Sam Patrick
Clearwater
Nebr
R. Lannan
Norfolk
Inshwonk
My. Lannan
Theo Miller
Rollie McDonough
McDonough
Progressive Club
Mesdames
George Firkine
Clark Blackman
Jolin Veach
Zell Callen
Dale Caris
Lester Brain
Centerville
Geo, Firking
A. G. Broshar
Weekend Social Roundup at West Point Families
West Point community notes report visiting and hosting across households. Andrew and Mrs Sytsma, Rollie Brown family, Lois Brown, Lloyd Brown and daughter, Pearl Kelsey, Henry Sytama, Gladys Mahin, Edna Gardner, and Claude Pulton and families are listed with Sundays and weekends spent at various homes including Herman Sytsma, Roy Mahin, Tom Brown, A O Brown, John McAninch, and Pearl Kelsey households.
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Andrew Sytsma
Herman Sytsma
Ruff Kastey
Moravia
Mra
Rollie Brown
Roy Mahin
Lois Brown
Tom Brown
Lloyd Brown
A. O. Brown
Pearl Kelsey
John McAninch
Henry Sytama
Classified ads for sale and notices in Union office
Large desk blotters and Miller's products listed for sale. Multiple farm items including pears for sale at $1 per bushel and apples with different varieties. Lost items include a wristwatch and a class ring with contact details for pickup and rewards. Also ads for Monroe County farms and improved acreage for sale with easy terms and trustee details.
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Moravia
S. Finder
Ellen E. Sharp
Vaxston
Monroe County
J. J. Cairns
First National Bank
Albia
Towa
Moravia Girls Win 21 to 1 Over Udell in Basketball
The Moravia girls defeated Udell 21 to 1 in a recent basketball game. They face Mystic next, a strong opponent that challenges them yearly, but Moravia remains hopeful for an upset as Mystic is known for speed and vigor.
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Udell
Mystic
Moravia Girl
Lynch Honors Moravia Declamatory Contest Returns
Drs Lynch, Moravia’s famed physician, again hosts the Lynch Declamatory Contest with nineteen contestants from freshmen to seniors. Tentative October 30 setting, new stage curtains funded by Alumni Association and last year’s Public Speaking group. Participants include Arthur Brown Lucile Zoltrain Josephine Foster and others across Oratorical Dramatic and Humorous categories.
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Arthur Brown
Lucile Zoltrain
Josephine Foster
John William Johnson
Vera Boshak
Josephine Scott
Maxine Titus
Maxine Tucker
Jacquelyn Wineler
Glee Callen
Genevieve Carter
Arlene Dodd
Lorence Gardner
Dale Harrison
Harry Jennings
Wanda Jones
Vera Morris
Barbara McCumber
Wilma VanZante
Weary” Boshak
Moravia and Bussey Fight to Scoreless Tie at Turney Field
Moravia and Bussey played a hard fought football game on Turney field with both defenses strong. Moravia threatened near the goal while Bussey stood firm and prevented scoring, final 0 to 0. The contest drew strong local support and good sportsmanship on and off the field.
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Moravia
Bussey
Moravian
Moravia Prepares for Home Game Against Pleasantville
Moravia coaches report strong progress in blocking and overall form. They aim to rebound from last Friday when Pleasantville shut out Indianola 8-0. About twenty two players attend daily practices under Mr. Caria and Mr. Barghahn, with ten listed squad members showing through four weeks of work.
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Pleasantville
Indianola
Moravia
In- Hanola
Wenest
Caria
Barghahn
Tuner
Hughes
Sufficoal
Wich
Stafford
Gardner
Johnson
Each
Pence
Barnes
Morris
Smith
McCrory
Wales
A. S
Junior Class Elects Sponsor and Officers in 1981
The junior class met on September 28 1981 to elect a sponsor and class officers Mrs Whitehill was chosen sponsor Edward McCord became president Ruby Whitehead vice president Lorence Gordyer secretary treasurer The class plans a party at Ardis Calions country home September 29 for all members and faculty to attend Members also participate in many activities including glee clubs orchestra Normal Training Club A C G Club Girls Athletic Association Prayer Meeting Panta and Basketball R A W 183
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Clase
Whitehill
Edward McCord
Ruby Whitehead
Lorence Gordyer
Ardis Calion Mn
A.C. CG
Girls Athletic Association
R.A. W
Gym Classes Schedule and Plan for Girls
The girls gym classes run Mondays and Wednesdays in seventh and eighth periods under coach Misa Shepard. They work on posture and exercise to music, with marching. Plans include folk dancing volleyball bask etball and more activities, emphasizing student participation.
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Sre
Misa Shepard
Moravia Epworth League Plans Lunch and Program
Nine members attended the Moravia Epworth League Sub-District meeting in Plano Monday evening with about 125 attendees enjoying the program lunch and social hour.
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Moravia Epworth League
Plano
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Theta Upsilon
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Des Moines
J. F. Albert
H.W. Reich
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E. A. Cayler & Son
Unionville
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A. W. Martin
Saloy
Cody Luse
R. G. DB. Lynch
M. IL
Junior News
M. E
Briardale
Omar
Sunny Boy Flour
Mandalay
Old Dominion Jersey
Castoria
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