Tuning Up and School Events in Ottumwa
The band finished a Saturday in Ottumwa with four south side concerts and a stadium show. A high school box supper on October 29 features a king and queen, contests, and a humorous program. Photos note PPA jackets, Christmas cards, and farm shop projects aided by a power gan in the shop.
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Ottumwa
Southside
Church Street
Colliseum
Georgiana
Ag. IT
American Royal
Kansas City
Ag. IV
Ag. TV
Chas
Fulton Farm
Kindergarten rhythm band arrives at Centerville teachers meet
The kindergarten class reports arrival of new rhythm band instruments and songs. Students note farm book pages colored and new work books for upcoming lessons. A planned vacation day followed a teachers meeting at Centerville with all grade teachers in attendance.
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Centerville
Junior High News Highlights and Schedule
Carolyn Hawk leads the cheer squad as 8th grader while a juggler Mr. DeMott entertained. Mr. Sheldon finished reading The Wonderful Year. Six weeks tests occurred last week with L. & Jordan and Lethe absent portions. Leaves pressed and mounted Friday. Six students marched in the Band Festival in Ottumwa Saturday. Two intramural ball games are planned next week between upper and lower grade rooms with 4-8 boys facing 5-6 boys on Wednesday and 7-8 girls vs 5-6 girls on Thursday.
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Carolyn Hawk
DeMott
Sheldon
Jordan
Lethe
Ottumwa
First and Second Grades Perfect Number and Reading Scores
First grade pupils with perfect number lessons Thursday include Charles Argo Ronnie Broshar Mary Ellen Condra Mack Cottingham Linda Coulson John Dudley Dick Harp Richard Mason Jonn Murdy Phylligy Lurber Jessie Van Dorin and David West The Swing by Stevenson is studied The second grade pupils with perfect reading Friday are Robbie Woodward Larry Martin Jimmy Hickman Yvonne Gardner Janice Sawyer Carol Ann Main Gary Pfannebecker Carolyn Lurber and Carol Les Day The Union invites readers to submit news items by any method.
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Charles Argo
Ronnie Broshar
Mary Ellen Condra
Mack Cottingham
Linda Coulson
John Dudley
Dick Harp
Richard Mason
Jonn Murdy
Phylligy Lurber
Jessie van Dorin
David West
Stevenson
Robbie Woodward
Larry Martin
Jimmy Hickman
Yvonne Gardner
Janice Sawyer
Carol Ann Main
Gary Pfannebecker
Carolyn, Lurber
Carol Les Day
Fifth and Sixth Grades Perfect Attendance Proudly Shown
In our room, there are no sleepy heads or stay at homes as we showcase students with perfect attendance for the first six weeks. The top six weeks record includes Jack Baker Donnie Burton Sharron Park Janice Pollock Marianne Scott Betty Strunk Richard Tomlin Lloyd Wolf Marion Condra Joyce Martin Francis Mitrotus Metcalf Sawvel Naumi Ills.
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Jack Baker
Donnie Burton
Sharron Park
Janice Pollock
Marianne Scott
Betty Strunk
Richard Tomlin
Lloyd Wolf
Marion Condra
Joyce Martin
Francis Metrotus
Mitzi Sawvel
Naumi Ills
Pleasant Hill Social News Highlights
Beverly Fenton has been ill with tonsillitis this past week. Residents and visitors include the Donnellys, Medlands, and Massmans visiting family, with several excursions to Albia and Ottumwa. Mansel Tarbell welcomed a baby at St Josephs. Twin boys, doing well, return home from hospital.
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Beverly Fenton
Fom Donnelly
Hattie Medland
Louis Medland
Lloyd Massmans
Mabel
Jean Hammond
Emmett. Derby
Donald Clark
Flo Frame
Lloyd Clark Hanes
Helen Massman
Mary Ann Ryan
Clara Massman
Albia
Len Rep
Moravia Union Offers Adult Class Schedule Preview
Print version outlines two classes October 29 Improving the Home Orchard and November 5 Practices in managing and Improving Home Gardens. Subscriptions to The Moravia Union make a nice gift for any occasion.
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The
Moravia Union
Miller By Mrs. Gerald Burton Miller By Mrs. Gerald Burton
Community notes report Sunday church attendance and school. Dena Andrews did trucking in the region last week. Farm Bureau gathering at Mrs. Lee Tadlocks home on Oct 15 included many local families and the Strunk and Burton households. Lozzie Strunk’s daughter Lois recovers from a knee infection. Centerville shoppers visited midweek. Harvest work continues with beans and alfalfa in fair condition despite dry weather. Revival at Pleasants Valley connected to a past evangelistic event.
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Dena Andrews
Farm Bureau
Lee
Logan
Gerald Burton
Wilbur Miller
W. N. Miller
EL Caney
Centerville
Claude Paris
Logan Strunk
Gerald Burton and Son
Pleasaunt Valley
Rey
F. A. Smith
Welding Announcements and Invitations Offered at Low Prices
The Moravian Union advertises welding related announcements and invitations printed attractively at reasonable prices, offering affordable options for notices and event notices.
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the Moravial Union
Revival Meeting Ends With Basket Dinner Homecoming
Unionville notes report a Pleasant Valley revival meeting concluding Sunday with a basket dinner and homecoming. Rev Frank Smith led the revival. Mrs Millie Hopkins visits Sioux City relatives. Several local families hosted guests and moved to parsonages as ministers changed. A box supper at Liberty school drew a large crowd and Mrs W L Hull teaches there.
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Pleasant Valley
Here
Frank Smith
Millie Hopkins
Sioux City
Tom King
Tessie Holmes
Centerville
Essie Whister
Virgil Bailey
Baptist Parsonage
Bailey
H. M. Richmond
Ed Hanrahan
Ottumwa
Keith Cridlebaugh
W. L. Hull
Liberty
Denver Flowers Land
Flowers
J. W. Proctor
Omaha
Mr. Proctor
Hattie Proctor
Ray Wilson
W. E. Hiatt
H. H. Pabst
Moravia
Belle
Laura Baker
D. M. Wilson
Orville Rogers
Bobby
Peggy
Nancy Wilson
Moravia Union Column Wraps Local News Ad Style
A column from The Moravia Union blends community updates with a local advertisement vibe. It weaves brief notes on town events, upcoming meetings, and small business promos into a seamless neighborhood bulletin.
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The
Moravia Union
Should a Girl Have the Right to Choose Her Clothes
A mother recalls her own teen style woes and lets her daughter pick outfits. They shop together, returning a cardigan sweater and choosing a pull over that suits Alice’s taste and practicality, guiding her with experience while respecting her choices.
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Alice
al' Ice
Should a Girl Have the Right to Choose Her Clothes
A mother teaches Alice in selecting clothing during shopping trips and asserts that girls should learn to choose their own outfits. The piece frames the question as a daily one for girls and answers affirmatively that they deserve the right to learn such choices.
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Alice
When patronizing our advertisers tell them you saw their ad
A brief notice urges readers to mention seeing ads in The Union when supporting local businesses. The message reinforces newspaper advertising as a reciprocal channel between readers and advertisers.
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M. H. S. Scribbler
Scribbler Staff
Jack Broshar
Richard McDanes
Alberta Rick Richard Smith
George Tracy
Mary Rose Main
Delma Veach
Joan Black
Dean Tomlin
Janet Broshar
F.F.A. News
Henry Surber
Perry Radiator Shop
Lacey Morrison Garage
North 12Th St
E. N. Catterlin
Optometrist
Continental Hotel
E. State St
L. P. Clow
Centerville, Iowa
Albia Electric CO
N. W. Corner
Charles Wheeler
Mary Wheeler
Osteopathic
A&p
N. Side Sq
Junior High News
Grstesencomienla
J.B. Judge
Chiropractor
Clark Hoetel—Albia
Briggs Motor CO
Iowa
Pleasant Hill
George Hammond
Basil Cowee
American Legion
Hantry Pearson
Richard Veach
Army Farm
Rock Road
Delco
International
John Deere
A. W. Kincade
U.S. Mangle
Unionville
Catherine Hawk
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Bratz
Bratz Studio
West Side Square
Centerville, Towa
Jersey
Wesley
Roy Scott
P. E. Wells
Loyd Carter
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