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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1944

Page

2

Student clubs elect officers in three groups

Three organizations Hewsbasket Science, Commerce Clubs and Thespians elected officers last week. Science president Roy Closter and secretary treasurer Carl Hiatt joined vice president Bobby Whicker. program committee members Richard McDasnel and Richard Goughnaur. Commerce club chose Peggy Paris president with Benieta McDanel vice president Freda Wood secretary treasurer Eugene McCrory reporter. Carolyn Whisler and Virginia De Boyle named as next meeting program committee. Thespians elected Delmar Dowd president Wynona Perry vice president Selah McDanel secretary Yvonne Harrison treasurer Helen Felton reporter. play titled Tomorrow the World by James Hun and Arnaud D'Veseau announced.

Science Club Roy Closter Bobby Whicker Carl Hiatt Richard McDasnel Richard Goughnaur Commercial Club Peggy Paris Benieta McDanel Freda Wood Eugene McCrory Carolyn Whisler Virginia de' Boyle Delmar Dowd Thespians Wynona Perry Selah McDanel Yvonne Harrison Helen Felton Tomorow James Hun Arnaud D'Veseau

Homemaking Notes From Sophomore Newsroom

Sophomore students led by Max Hammond report two weeks of canning totaling nearly 200 quarts of tomatoes 20 quarts of pickles 15 quarts of Italian prunes and six quarts of beets They also canned 84 quarts of peaches at a bank party before the school year The class welcomes new pupils Shela Shirley and Bob Hannam who live at Melrose and attended Albia last year.

Shela Shirley Bob Hannam Melrose Albia

Moravia Softball Drops Extra Inning Duel Then Wins Later

Moravia opened with Unionville at home during the Fall Festival on Sept 8, two seven inning games went extra as Unionville won 5 4 after a two run ninth. On Sept 11 Moravia beat Udell 10 to 5 at Udell. Next Moravia hosts Numa Sept 19 Cincinnati Sept 21 and Mystic Sept 26 at their diamond.

Unionville Moravia Udell Numa Cincinnati Mystic

Junior Class News Names New Members and Cheer Leader

Peggy Paris reports Bill Wilson named as cheer leader. Five new members join: Bernard Casebolt Eugene Cox Eilene Cody Maxine Smith and Margie Sullivan. Casebolt attended Albia High last year Cox Corydon last year in general course Cody and Sullivan Melrose last year in commercial courses Smith Troy High last year in commercial course Mary Pat Judge attends Ottumwa.

Bill Wilson Bernard Casebolt Eugene Cox Eilene Cody Maxine Smith Margie Sullivan Albia High School Corydon Eileen Cody Melrose Troy High School Mary Pat Judge Ottumwa

Freshman News Sevenths and Eighth Grades Picnic

Friday night the seventh and eighth grades held a picnic supper and party at Mrs Cody Luse home leaving Moravia about six. A fire roasted weiners and served salad beans sandwiches and cocoa. Several students were absent with colds. The homemaking class studies Child Development with observations of first and second grades and texts Caring and Training of Children Growing Up. English class received new work books and the algebra class elected officers for the year with Norma Allison Richard Harrison Wynona Perry and Mary Lou Main among officers.

Mra Cody Luse Moravia Mary Rose’ Main Yvonne Norma Allison Richard Harrison Wynona Perry Goughnor Mary Lou Main

Freshman initiation planned for September 26

Helen Felton reports plans for the freshman initiation to be held September 26. The Iowa State Teachers Association county council met at Centerville courthouse with several Moravia instructors attending. A new bus arrived Saturday and began its first trip Monday with Rev. I. B. Hawes as driver, serving Melrose and Walnut City. The Lebaron strike delayed a local arrival.

County Council of Iowa State Teachers Association Court House Centerville I. B. Hawes Melrose Walnut City Lebaron Ohio

Classroom Report on Students and Activities

Twenty four pupils are in the room this year, including eleven fourth graders and thirteen third graders. One fourth grade boy, Charles Buckalew, has left since school began. The room has two visitors Lavern Main and Roberta Murphy and many beautiful flowers. Fifteen students have perfect attendance. Art time featured drawing on Friday and a new spelling chart was introduced. The fifth grade studies New England geography while the sixth reviews the United States. The fifth grade makes graphs in arithmetic and the sixth grade will prepare history booklets on diverse people. Jo an Dille and Carolyn Boyer assist.

Charles, Buckalew Lavern Main Roberta Murphy New England United States Joan Dille Carolyn Boyer

Secretaries and librarians in band roster amid dog house rules

Georgianna Winslet and Daisy McCrory are secretaries with librarians Helen Felton and Eugene McCrory as reporter. The article describes a Dog House no one wants to enter with entry methods such as forgetfulness in instruments and music, missing rehearsals, lateness, chronic inattention, and no practice. Exits include an A weekly lesson, one hour of work in the band room, and other cases.

Georgianna Winslet Daisy McCrory Helen Felton Eugene McCrory

Absence Excuse and New Band Members Named

An absence excuse is requested as a good one. New senior band members are Skippy Broshar cornet, Larry Kaster and Joan Dille clarinet, and Jackie Kaster trombone. Beginners added since school started include Jos Hannan cornet Edna Maeluse clarinet County Cory clarinet Gene Main bass horn Bill Judge French horn and Freddie DuVail baritone. Editorial notes celebrate the Star Spangled Banner on its 130th birthday with reflections on national sentiment and respect for the song. Gardner and Son promote full hog feed. 32-1

Skippy Broshar Cornet Larry Kaster Joan Dille Jackie Kaster Jos Hannam Edna MaeLuse County Cory Gene Main Bill Judge Freddie DuVaill Editorial America Fort McHenry Francis Scott Key Mary Lou Main Gardner

Classified Pillsbury's Best Feed Advertisement

Pillsbury's Best Feed for best results see Spencer Produce. Lift dead stock promptly removed. Calls now taken at Moravia Telephone Office Phone 124 or call us collect 238 Albia Albia Rendering Co. 25-tf

Moravia Albia, Albia Rendering Co

Real estate and sale notices mix Moravia Iowa area

Classified style items list multiple notices from Moravia and surrounding areas. Real estate for sale including farms acreage and a home near the Christian Church. brokers Chet Broshar and others. livestock like Lincoln Rambouillet rams and White Leghorn pullets. a milk cow, an electric refrigerator. a hat left at U B church. ad from Gard ner and Son offering scratch feed.

Lincoln-Rambouillet Ren White and Son Moravia Blumer Christian Church Chet Broshar Lic

New Class of 1945 Adds Two Members

Senior news reports two new members join the class of 45 Frata Scott and Clair Huff. Frata spent her first three high school years at Unionville and plays forward on the basketball team. Clair attended Moravia High as a freshman and sophomore, then transferred to Centerville in junior year.

Carl Tisue Frata Scott Clair Huff Frata Unionville High School Clair Moravia Hi Centerville

Salem Social Notes from Hazel Hellyer

Mr and Mrs B C Whitehead and Mr and Mrs Clarence Whitehead hosted Alicia callers Monday. Leo Hoffman sheared lambs for Deil Hellyer Monday. Mrs Raymond Perry visited Iowa City Monday to see nephews James Derby and to donate blood for a transfusion. Mrs Elbert Perry stayed Tuesday at the Guy McKern home. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown were in Ottumwa Monday. Clark Hellyer hauled wheat for Clarence Whitehead and James Nash Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Edward McCord were Centerville callers Monday. Mr and Mrs Otto Callen of Maywood Illinois spent Wednesday night at the Dell Hellyer home. Mrs Clarence Whitehead visited Rock Valley Friday. Mrs Cass Hamilton spent Thursday.

Hazel Hellyer B. C. Whitehead Clarence Whitehead Alicia Leo Hoffman Deil Hellyer Raymond Perry Iowa City James Derby Elbert Perry Guy McKern Lloyd Brown Ottumwa Clark Hellyer Clarence Itehead James Nash Edward McCord Centerville Otto Callen Maywood, Til Dell Hellyer Rock Valley Cass Hamilton

Local families gather for visits and birthday party

Mrs Livya Brown and Paul Burns visit Dell Hellyer home as couples and friends share evenings. Various local families including Tarr, Rinehart, Nash, Smith, Burna, Long, Perry and others spend Sundays and weekdays visiting or at Horton Potts and A E Derby homes. A birthday party honors Paul Deal Burns at California school with his parents present.

Livya Brown Paul Dean Burns Dell Hellyer Robert Tarr Roberta Bert Rinehart Mary Lou John McAninch James Nash Leroy Oscar Smith Des Moines William Burna Newton Long Jean Elbert Perry Guy McKern Joe Martin Dave Sonnenburg Alicin Horton Potts Rex Hagerman Raymond Carey Gary A. E. Derby Clarence Whitehead B.C. Whitehead Robert Jennings Lloyd Johnson St. Joseph's Hospital Paul Deal Burns Leon Burns California

Blue Front Circle Met at Mrs VanZante Home

Mrs John VanZante Circle met Thursday with Neille Williams and Mrs Wendell Murdy. Families visited, attendees spent Friday at Ben Jones home while men attended Argo sale. Various local residents joined dinners and visits across Saturday and Sunday.

John VanZante Neille Williams Wendell Murdy Ben Jones Harold Wright Moulton Ben Williams Donald Jones Des Moines U. B Carl VandZante Ronald Lee Mark Lute Hiatt Ralph Shelquist

Birthday Party Details Mention Guests By Name

A line describes a birthday party for a child turning six with guests listed, including Rebecca Rosencrants, Rose Rosencrants, Anna, Laura, Jerry, Marion Main, Jerry Don, Bobby Dean, Dickie Martin, Karen Burns, Mona Main, Mrs Joe Martin and Gary, Mrs Henry Cortes and the teacher Hazel Hellyer.

Rebecca Rose Rosencrants Anna Laura Jerry Marion Main Jerry Don Bobby Dean Dickie Martin Karen K. Burns Mona Main Joe Martin Gary Henry Cortes Hazel Hellyer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hewsbasket Science, Commerce Max Hammond The Peoples Dale Laws Freshman News Elij. Hiatt Iowa Rock Road Moravia, Iowa Pillsbury's Spencer Produce Valentine Co Marshalltown Gardner and Son Chet Brusnar Burdette Ward Jess Funkhouser Lie Alvin Criddlebaugh Fred Hammon Wilbert Johnson Ray Tomlin Russell Gillaspie Shropshire Hampshire Henry Sytemen Lester Smith SAUE Grandchampion Monroe County Hilton On Iconium Wayne H. Thompson Charles Welden Sen- Jing Swan Soap Swift Nola Ibs Ginger Nadine & George's Vee General Supplies Salem Kem Turner & Son
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