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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1936

Page

11

Treasure On the Isle Mystery Spark Forges Hearts

Crandon Hawley and Helen Gregory, guests at a house party on a tiny isle, chase buried treasure whispered by Mrs Ellis. A tumble on the sand injures Crandon, and Helen bands his ankle with improvised bandages. While aiding him, she proves capable and compassionate, forcing Crandon to confront love and money as the voyage home unfolds. He learns Helen is unafraid of poverty and their bond deepens as they return to shore.

Ittle Island Crandon Hawley Helen Gregory Crandon Helen Cratdon Sbe Tarang Captain Kidd Inife Chanteur

Organizing Home Room Meetings at M H S

The Home Room meetings began last Friday to provide vocational education and social guidance for M H S students. Officers elected include seniors Burdell Roberts as president and Donald Lockman as treasurer, with sponsors Migs Gail Sherrard and Miss Irene Jacobs guiding the classes.

Burdell, Roberts Sylvan van Dorin Donald Lockman Migs Gail Sherrard Don Blacksman Charles Youngker Eugene Wilcox Irene Jacobs Donald Whitehead Junior Youngker Roy Adams Perkins Margaret Ward Billy Carter Doris Long Mr. Crocker

Rural School News Portrait of October Activities

Hedge College reports two months of school completed on Friday October 23. Visitors include Mrs Hilbert Roberts and Mr Ethel Roberts. October decorations feature large red apples and an Indian scene in the sand table. Perfect spelling awards go to Lela Luse and Boneta McDanel. Richard Johnson and Richard McDanel earned pencils or writing pads for four blue marks in spelling. Richard McDanel was absent two and a half days in September. October posters celebrate Halloween. First grader Richard McDanel nears completion of his first primer. Third grade studies multiplication tables while sixth grade covers United States geography. The teacher attended a teachers meeting at the Commercial Club rooms in Albia on Friday October 16, with Mrs Gretchen Luge.

Hedge College Hilbert Roberts Ethel Roberts Lela Luse Boneta McDanel Richard Johnson Richard McDanel

Local visits noted at Averill Easter home and surrounding calls

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kaster and Vera visited Averill Easter home Sunday. Vera Kaster plans to stay with Lyndon McDanel's children for a couple of weeks as Lyndon and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Purvis visit relatives in the west. Frank Moffitt visited Richard Goughnour Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John McDanel and family were Sunday visitors at Guy Miller's in Macon Missouri to meet a new grandson. The Moffitts and W. A. Boyer called at Tom Workman's for an open house honoring Mrs. Workman's sister and husband Jess Pennington of Costs Mesa California and brother Bert Cross of Tacoma Washington. Grover Kaster called at R. H. Kaster's home. Kaster has been ill a few days. Irene Moffitt spent the weekend with her parents. Belle Whicker and son William spent Sunday at Eddy Whicker's in Rathbun. Mr. and Mrs. Trenton Gladfelder

Jim Kaster Vernon Vera Averill Vera Kaster Lyndon McDanel Lyndon Earl Purvis West Frank Moffitt Richard Goughnour John McDanel Clarabella Guy Miller Macon F. E. Moffitt Lv. A. Boyer Tom Workman Grover Kaster R. H. Kaster

Visitors at Belle Whicker and Eaton homes in Lineville IA

The report notes callers at the Belle Whicker home on Sunday evening and at the Olin Foster home on Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Henry Foster visited Belle Whicker Monday afternoon. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Forrest Mericle and family, Mr and Mrs Claude Wren and family, and Mr and Mrs Henry Foster at John Eaton home in Lineville Iowa.

Belle Whicker Velma Verna Benge Olin Foster Heniy Foster Forrest Mericle Claude Wren Henry Foster iJohn Eaton Lineville

Salem Ladies Aid Meets With Eleven Members

Douglas Salem Salem Ladies Aid met last Thursday with Myrtle Fenton eleven members present. A devotional lesson was led by Mrs. Ella Burton and some business was discussed. A pink and blue shower for Mrs. Treva Claxton highlighted the afternoon. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Next meeting with Mrs. Horatman on November 8.

Salem Robert Flowers Land Centerville Jay Argo Deloris Donnie Fenton Vernon Fenton Robert Benge Charlie Salem High School Udell Gene Max King Jay Arlie Stevens Junior White Geraldine Morris Margaret Spring Arlene Fenton Fay Porter Merrill

Employment Ad Seeks Man From Small Town or Farm

A nationwide classifieds notice seeks a man from a small town or farm for permanent work. Initial earnings set at $75 per month. Send applications to Box A c/o Morgyia Union.

A. c/o Morgyia Union

Dennie Fenton Home Visit Details Remain Sparse

A fragment notes time spent from Wednesday afternoon to Friday evening at the parental Dennie Fenton home. No additional context or identities are provided in the readable text.

Dennie Fenton

Moravia and Centerville Social Notes on Weekend Visits

Jim Moore was a Moravia caller Saturday. Wanda Jones spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs. Ben Williams and a family were Centerville callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tadlock and daughter Lorene, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Caylor visited Mrs. John Plants. Pauline Williams spent Sunday with Helen Hamilton. Edd Dalong visited his brother in Bushnell Nebraska. Lloyd Brown family spent Sunday at L. C. Hamilton. Elbert Moore helped his father repair a barn. Ben Jones family were Centerville callers. John VanZante plowed the past week. Van Long was an Albia caller Monday. Rollin Browns moving to Albia. Curtis Burton repaired Ben Williams car Friday. Mrs. Roy Sharp worked at Ray Lemaster home. Next week Rexall Famous One-Cent Sale.

Jim Moore Wanda Jones Ben Williams Centerville Lee Tadlock Lorene Dave Caylor John Plants Pauline Williams Helen Hamilton Edd Dalong Bushnell Nebraska Lloyd Brown L. C. Hamilton Elbert Moore Ben Jones Cernterville John VanZante van Long Albia Rollin Brown Curtis Burton Roy Sharp Ray Lemaster

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