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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1943

Page

4

American Passport upcoming at high school play

Indications point to a packed house for the three act patriotic comedy American Passport to be presented in the high school auditorium Thursday evening October 28. Miss Ellanor Sewall director announces the staff and cast including Don Paxton stage manager Selah McDanel assistant stage manager Vera VanDorin chairwoman Carl Hiatt Beatrice Johnson Ronald Tisue Mary Louise McNair Helen Turner and many more in charge of properties wardrobe and crew.

Ellanor Sewall Don Paxton Selah McDanel Vera VanDorin Carl Hiatt Beatrice Johnson Ronald Tisue Mary Louise McNair Helen Turner Carolyn Whisler Rosalie Zimmer Norma Horatman Pat Judge Pepe Paris Dick Hudgens Carl Tisue David Pullman

Science Club Elects Officers For Year

Officers for the Science Club were elected Thursday with Dale Laws chosen president Charlotte Teater vice president and Freda Wood secretary Mary Louise Mc Nair will act as the program committee chairman Collections in the department are increasing rapidly The science department has a baby rabbit a snake a lizard a green and orange turtle a plain turtle a toad a frog goldfish little catfish a grass hopper and many plants

Science Club Dale Laws Charlotte Teater Freda Wood Mary Louise McNair

Cage Practice Starts For Boys And Girls In Unionville

Basketball practice for both boys and girls began Monday October 4 with 25 girls and 38 boys reporting. Due to the large turnout Don Black may coach and cut the boys. the season calls for 16 games not including tournament tilts. The first game is at Unionville on November 9. Blackman notes high enthusiasm and hard work from both squads.

Don Blackmay Unionville Blackman

Future Homemakers Elect Moravia Officers

Future Homemakers of America Moravia chapter elected officers at the second meeting of the year. Vera Maxine VanDorin was chosen president, with Carol Chapman as vice president, Beverly Callen secretary treasurer, and Mary Lou Main and Margaret Pullman as reporters. A program committee of Edna Mae Laws, Lois Hawk, Helen Turner, and Petcy Paris was selected. The club plans initiation for new members on November 4 in the Homemaking room.

Future Homemakers of America Moravia

Agriculture Students Mix Mineral For FFA

Vocational agriculture boys have been mixing FFA mineral this week while sharpening planes and saws and adjusting them. Several defense shop students completed projects and others, like Gene Huff, James Benz, and Ben Rosencrants, worked on car parts or bicycles at school.

Defense Shop Gene Huff James Benz Ben Rosencrants

Grade School Charter Highlights First to Sixth Grade Activities

First graders dramatize The Three Bears with seven pupils, while others perform The Three Pigs. Second graders work on Little Red Riding Hood, test reading, and read Skags the Milk Horse. Third and fourth grades expand the science shelf with plants, tadpoles, and animal remains. Fifth and sixth grades create Halloween art, elect student monitors, and note Hoyt Mc Kern’s absence.

Three Bears Goldilocks Janet Lee Jennings Centerville Carson Skags the Milk Horse William Scarciiff Jerry Coltrain

Rural School News Highlights Six Week Tests

Six weeks tests concluded at Rural School with notes on enrollment across grades. Primary pupils Jerry Luse Billy Angel Leon McDanel. third grade Bill Judge. eighth grade Ruth Edna Blumer Tommy Kudge Richard McDanel. Health chart shows an airplane graphic with student pictures. Pupils keep clean routines and may fly with open windows only when spotless. Primary boys work on Before We Read and number booklets, while nature study covers plant and insect life.

jPrimary Jerry Luse Billy Angel Leon McDanel Bill Judge Ruth Edna Blumer Tommy Kudge Richard McDanel

Our School Six Weeks Report Highlights Visits and Activities

Students describe bug specimens and butterflies, potato and airplane plant care, and new workbook use in third and eighth grades. They pass Snellen tests, display Indian culture, celebrate Jerry Luse's birthday with ice cream, make jack o lanterns, welcome library books, join the American Junior Red Cross, and list visitors including Joseph McGrath and Mrs Roscoe Brown.

Snellen Jerry J.’ Luse American Junior Red Cross Leon McDanel Jerry Luse Joseph McGrath Davenport Towa Roscoe Brown Harlingen Texas Edna Mae Laws T. J. Luse Ruth Edna Blumer Richard McDanel Tommy Judge

Local residents visit Centerville and area

Franklin By Mrs John Moffatt and Roscoe Argo family members spent Wednesday in Centerville. Several local residents, including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Callen and John Moffatt, called at Fred Ammons home. Algin Derby and Coy Swift did carpenter work for Fred Ammons Wednesday. Mrs Frank Cox and her sons Billy and Carl visited John Moffatt Wednesday evening. Business callers traveled to Albia Wednesday. Mrs Fred Ammons and Lloyd visited John Moffatt Monday. Mrs John Bickford of Moravia spent part of last week with Hugh McFatridge. Miss Mary Cox stayed with Burdette Cox last week. Dave Summers called at John Moffatt’s Saturday morning. Hugh McFatridge and wife visited John Bickford in Moravia Friday morning.

John Moffatt Roscoe Argo Centerville Lloyd Callen Fred Ammons Algin Derby Coy Swift Frank Cox Billy Carl Albia Wednesay Lloyd John Bickford Moravia Hugh McFatridge Mary Cox Burdette Cox Dave Summers

Coulson By Mrs Ernest Hiatt

Neighborhood ladies spent Monday evening with Merle Miller while men attended a telephone meeting at Bennie Whitts home. About 32 attended Mrs Hiatts birthday party at Ernest Hiatt home with coffee and pie. Homecoming at Wesley Chapel featured a program by local youths and Rev Gonzales talk.

Ernest Hiatt Merle Miller Bennie Whitt Carlita Mickles Virginia Hiatt Wesley Chapel Mrs. Hiatt Wesley Gonzales Af Mystic Gus Luse Gerald T. J. Luse Jon R. E. Luse Pearl Hiatt Vircil Dooley i Ernie Tucker

Brompton Social Visits Across Ottumwa Area

Mrs. M. Boardman and Mr. Leo Stafford with daughters visited the J. E. Stafford home Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Lloyd Stafford and children from Blakesbury were dinner guests. E. Boardman and A. J. Billings families dined at W. H. McCoy home east of Avery. J. B. Robinson and kin joined a family dinner in Ottumwa for Toward on furlough. Ida Fisher and son Carl spent the weekend in Knoxville.

M. ©. Boardman Leo Stafford Ottumwa J. E. Stafford Lloyd Stafford Blakesbury Vn E. Boardman A. J. Billings W. H. McCoy Avery J. B. Robinson Roscoe Bailey

Social calls mark weekend in county towns

Sunday visitors visited the Fisher sister in law Ida Seaman and the Cary household. U L Cary guests included Minnie White Harve Smith and Eloise Argo. Des Moines resident Mrs W J Anderson spent the weekend with the McCoys. Roy Ellison hosted HE F Boardman and daughter Wilma. C L Jones visited M Boardman and Mrs J DeLong of Bushnell Nebrak attended J B Stafford. A gathering at Ed Robinson home honored Corp Howard Robinson on furlough from California.

M. ©. Boardman J. Li DeLong Bushnell Nebra J.B. Stafford Ed Robinson Mr. Robinson Corp. Howard Robinson California

Mr and Mrs Harvey Main Visit Des Moines Hospital

Mr and Mrs Harvey Main traveled to Des Moines last week where he entered the hospital for treatment. Mrs Main returned home Saturday evening.

Harvey Main Des Moines

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