Moravia High School Scribbler recounts fall festival woes
Moravia Greyhounds suffer two defeats with 18 11 loss to town team and 21 2 to Eddyville due to errors and weak pitching. Softball falls 9 1 at Moulton. Whicker Dicks McDanel and others register hits. Band trip to Ottumwa features massed bands, parades, and a festive carnival. Future Homemakers officers listed and creed recited as club reflects on state and national affiliation.
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Moravia Greyhounds
Moravia
Whicker
Padovich
Tisue
Laws Easter
Gladfelder
McDanel
Kka
Eddyville
Laws
Hanneam
Brown
Baldwin
Easter
Moulton
MecDanel
Dick Brown
McDane
Paxton
Hannam
Ten Commandments Faculty Version for Hickman
A humorous faculty version of school rules lists ten commandments banning chatter gum chewing paper wads notes and leaving campus before 8 20 a m. It emphasizes obedience to Hickman and strict classroom focus with playful warnings about consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Sister Kenny's Hidden Life Revealed in The American Weekly
Warren Hall tells of a romantic side of Sister Kenny, a famed humanitarian, in The American Weekly magazine distributed with next week's Chicago Sunday Herald American. The feature promises insights into a lesser known chapter of her life beyond decades of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister Kenny
Warren Hall
American Weekly
Chicago Sunday Herald-American
Moravia Union Wedding Invitations Attractively Priced
The Moravia Union prints wedding invitations and announcements at reasonable prices. Local residents are invited to place orders for custom designs and timely delivery.
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The
Moravia Union
Agriculture News: Swings Erected at Grade School Playground
The Ag. boys began installing swings on the grade school playground. This brief item notes local youth efforts to improve school facilities with new playground equipment.
FFA Officers Attend Southern Iowa Meeting at Osceola
F F A officers from southern Iowa gathered in Osceola on Saturday arriving at nine A.M. for a full session with Kenche executive secretary of treasury of Iowa. They discussed duties and meeting reporting and reviewed parliamentary procedure. The group drew up their program of work for the year and returned home around four P.M. Richard McDanel reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Iowa
Kenche
Treasury of Iowa
F.F.A
Commercial Club Elects Officers and Plans Dues
Miss Roberts begins the Commercial Club meeting and new officers are elected: Lillian Tomlin as president, Sheila Haennam as vice president, Velma Overturf as secretary-treasurer, Doris Ellison as reporter. Twelve new members join seven veterans and dues of ten cents per month will be collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers of America
Lillian Tomlin
Vilginis Hiatt
Charlotte Scott
Margaret Johnson
Jeraldine Easter
Mary Teater
Beauneta Main
Carita Cory
America
Homemakers of
Miss Roberts
Sheila Haennam
Velma Overturf
Doris Ellison
Lois Hawk
Beverly Callen
Phyllis Laws
Sheila Hannam
Gracie
Hannam
Bonnie Frama
Ruby Cridlebaugh
Bernice van Dorin
Patty Sawyer
Joe Hannam
Olive Tait
Dorothy Casebolt
Richard Goughnor
Ruth Glor
Joan Walker
Marilyn Rinehart
Dorothy Brown
Freshman Initiation Turns Diaper Parade Into Chaos
Thursday morning freshmen worn in diapers and hoods, barefoot and bottle in hand, caused chaos at school with broken bottles and stepped-on toes. Evening party featured teachers dressed as babies competing in bottle-emptying races, with Mrs. Campbell winning a teeth ing ring and prizes to Jerry Tuttle and Pete Dicks for best dressed. Skippy Brosharmissed the flee due to illness.
Homemaking I tests on Personality and Improvement
The Busy Homemakers group studies Personality and Improvement with a big test planned for Monday while Homemaking II finishes the Food Buying unit and Homemaking III continues Home Decoration studies.
Pleasant Hill social notes from Mrs. George Hammond
Pleasant Hill scene reports visitors and weekend gatherings at local homes. Dean Snock of Derby called at Lloyd Massman’s. George Hammond hosted relatives. A I B student Dwight Clark spent weekend with Clark family. various families shared dinners and social visits. Clover Leaf Club met Sept. 18 with Addie Sheldon. members sewed rug rags and quilts. next meeting set for October 16 with Verna McAninch.
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Dean Snock
Derby
Lloyd Massman
Roy, Sheldon
George Hammond
Dwight Clark
Des Moines
Lloyd Clark
Kenneth Fenton
Near Moulton
Otha Fent On
Billy McGilvrey
Earl Jones
Albia
Elbert Moore
Clover Leaf Club
Addie Sheldon
Viola Clark
Vern ‘Moore
Mildred Tarbell
Mabel Hammond
Fern Penfield
Verna McAninch
Edith Callen
Nona Dicks
Flo Frame
Myrtle Fenton
Andy Brown
Osa
Laura Dicks
Clara Tenter
Blanche Argo
Maxine Sheldon
Neil
Diana
Dale Clark
Charles McAninch
Ronnie Metcalfe
Want Ad Reminder for Buyers and Sellers
If you have something to sell or want to buy rent or trade remember the want ad section for quick notices and inquiries.
Kinger Valley News From Pleasantville Iowa
George R Darby reports ranch chores and neighbors hauling clover and storing it. The Monroa county bridge near the town was repaired by Mr Palmer and the county engineer promised further work. A grafted bone removal on Donalds arm is noted as healing. A plowing match near Pleasantville drew a large crowd and corn crops are good. Two inches of rain washed some land. Young chickens hatched from a nest in April. A frost is expected tonight after a cool sunny day.
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Loren Thompson
Ed Robinson
Zell Wilson
LeRoy
Mr. Palmer
Monroa County
Donald
Hazel
Clell VanDoring
LeRoy Wilson
Pleasantville
Iowa
Vosburgh Items From Mrs. Dorothy Calhoun
The column notes visits and gatherings among Vosburgh residents. Families including Calhouns, Derbys, Browns, Dicks, Thompsons, and others travel to Centerville, Lincoln Nebraska, and Albia for social visits, showers, and help with chores. Several house-to-house exchanges and Friday or Sunday undertakings are listed.
Sixteen Line By Mra Lea Johnson and Local Visits
Mrs Obe Burns spent Monday to Friday at her son Leon Burns' home. The note lists numerous visits and gatherings, farm work, and community meetings in Chariton township. Bernard DeBoyle is ill and seeing a doctor in Centerville.
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Obe Burns
Leon Burns
Jay Msin
Bernard DeBoule
Ailie Boyer
Lola
Russel Burns
Farm Burea
Chariton’ Twonship
California
Lee Johnson
Gerald Hawk
Cincinnati
Richard Main
Alec Main
Harley Tisne
Cass Hamilton
Roy DuVall
Harley
Josie Chavity
Moulton
Harley Tisue
Josie Charity
Jay Argo
Robert Charles Gladfelder
Rockford
Eugene Tisue
Marshalltown
Max Stover
Kenneth Gladfelder
Judy Kay
Keith Gladfelder
Billy McDanel
Lloyd McDanel
Richard
Milton Holland
Chicago
Joe Martin
Josephine Lindley
Gale Stites
Milo Foster
Jimmy Main
Annie Laura Main
Centerville
Maxine McDanel
Paul
Ben Cox
Mystic
Hugh McFatridge
Bernard DeBoyle
Bus Schedule Southbound and Northbound Times
Southbound departures at 9 40 a m 6 30 p m and 7 00 p m Northbound at 10 38 a m 12 30 p m and 9 16 p m
Set Your Sights on the Regular Army Benefits
The army offers a three year enlistment with 48 months of education at college or trade schools. Government tuition and fees covered up to 500 per year plus a monthly living allowance of 65 dollars, or 90 with dependents. Training available in 200 trades and access to civilian schooling after service. Enlist by October 5 1946 to secure GI Bill benefits. contact a local Army Recruiting Station.
Highlights of Regular Army Enlistment Policy
Regular Army enlistment offers 1 to 3 year terms with 1 year options for those with six months service. Ages 18 to 34, 17 with parental consent, for current Army members open to reenlistment at any age. reenlistment bonus of 50 dollars for each active service period since last payment, within 3 months after honorable discharge. Furloughs for reenlistment, mustering-out pay, and retirement options after 20 years with gradual pay increases, counting prior active federal service. Branch choice and overseas theater remain available on 3 year enlistments.
Manuscript on Overseas Service Pay Increases
A fragment outlines pay increases for overseas service and for members of flying or glider crews. It mentions a 20 percent rise for overseas duty, 50 percent for crew members, and a 5 percent addition for every three years of service. The text appears to be part of a government or organizational pay scale notice.
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Halden
Harris
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Rick
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Miles Nervine
Miles Laboratories, Inc
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Veach Drug
Agriculture News
Richard McDanel
Commercial Club
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Kinger Valley
George R. Darby
Vosburgh
Dorothy Calhoun
Russell Brown
Harve Semaster
Rex
Delbert Calhoun
Sarah Hiner
Trancis Purvis
Noreen Kellogg
James Calhoun
Clyde Dicks
Truxton
Wayne Thompson
Rose
Ann
Richard Callen
Roy Gilliand
Carrie Turner
Archie Thompson
Emmett Derby
Carl Calhoun
Rose Ann
Virgil Calhoun
Lincoln
Nebraska
al Derby
Larry
Jack Penfield
James Corbin
Albis
Lea, Derby
Algie Derby
Iconium
R. C. Wilson
William Elam
Plano
James W. Foster
John Lynch
Mra
Lea Johnson
Warriors of Peace
Voice of the Army
Proudly We Hall
U.S. Army
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Gamblea the Friendly Store
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