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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1934

Page

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Local Notes From Hilton and Surrounding Communities

Mrs Alfred Sutton returns home from Ottumwa visit while Mr and Mrs Pence of Moravia spend time with daughter and family. Earl Spencer and Jack Spencer visit Missouri relatives. Homecoming at Selection Sunday draws many locals. Wilbur Teller visited Ottumwa. Ladies Aid meets with Miss Retta Spencer. Junior Tyrell improves enough to walk. Billy Spencer visits Lawrence Johnson at Hazel College. Verla Kingery visits her brother in Menlo. Mourning news of Miss Mildred Lockhart. Sutton girls attended school with her.

Alfred Sutton Ottumwa Pence Moravia Earl Spencer Jack Spencer Missouri Wilbur Teller Ald Reteta Spencer Junior Tyrell Billy Spencer Lawrence Johnson Hazel College Verla Kingery Menlo Iowa Mildred Lockhart Sutton

Local Social Roundup from Mystic Route 2 Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Grover Harris Lu elle spent Tuesday at Lime Haines. Andy Brown and Osa visited Lloyd Beaty home. Harry Brown Freeda Swift and Mildred Argo children were in Ottumwa Friday. Clarence Teater and Ted Teater spent time at the Howard Teater home. Wencil Coulson Roy Purvis attended Mrs Kate Huttons funeral. Rosa Beaty Paul Loch and sons visited Harold Huff. Wencil Coulson Forrest Freeman attended Oscar Woodward funeral. Lat Mericle Clyde Beaty and family Wencil Coulson and family Berle Beaty and family Harold Huff and family at Dave Hiner s Sunday. Afternoon visitors Paul Loch family. Argo gathering for Mrs Kate Tarr of Duluth Minn. Adolph Lemaster helped Russell Brown with beans. Jim Argo surprised birthday visitors Monday. Frank Bohm John Milburn and son visited Mary Humphrey. Paul Loch Harold Rosa Beaty and John visited. Wenerl Coulson attended Frank Close sale at Plano. Willing Workers club met Addie Sheldon.

Grover Harris Luelle Lime Haines Andy Brown Osa Lloyd Beaty Harry Brown Freeda Swift Mildred Argo Ottumwa Clarence Teater Howard Teater Ted Teater Wencil Coulson Roy Purvis Kate Hutton Rosa Beaty Paul Loch Harold Huff Gustel Forrest and Freeman Oscar Woodward Lat Mericle Clyde Beaty Frank Bohm John Milburn Mary Humphrey Har’old John Wenerl Coulson Frank Close Plano Willing Workers Club Addie Sheldon

Local social rounds report from area families

Clover club met with Mrs Laura Dicks on a day with strong attendance at both venues. Several families including Mac Brown Belle Brown Murphy Cora and the Fred Taylor clan visited Mrs Mary Murphy and Cora. George Hiner and sons called on Dave Hiner. Wendl Coulson family spent Sunday with Lloyd Beaty. Berle Beaty family visited Sani Ball near Plano. Birdie Main family visited Andy Brown. Will Haver and spouse spent Sunday at Harry Lemaster’s. Vee

Clover Club Laura Dicks Mac Brown Belle Brown Mary Murphy Cora Fred.Taylor Rosa Beaty John Paul Loch Allardyce Numa George Hiner Dave Hiner Wendl Coulson Lloyd Beaty Berle Beaty Plano Birdie Main Andy Brown Mrs Will Haver Harry Lemaster Vee

Franklin Mrs Addis Sheldon Day of quilting and visiting

Mrs Addis Sheldon hosted a Wednesday quilting gathering with knitting a comfort and joining an Ocean Wave quilt. Visitors included Ines Irene and John Shehan, with several calls by Roy Moffatt, Wes Scott, Coy Swift, Dwight Kunnells, Mrs John Moffatt, Mrs Fern Derby, Ralph Runnels, Melvin Miller, and others at various local homes.

Willing Workers Club John Moffatt George Shehan Fern Derby Lets Haver Ralph Runnells Melvin Miller Lovilla Elsie Runnells Leta Haver Phyllis Resco Argo Minnie Rinehart Roy Rinehart Susan Callen Jake Firkins

Second Grade Pupil Arts Learnings And Weather Reports

In Moravia a school week features poetry memorization with three pupils earning gold stars Jerry Reed memorized three poems while Marilyn Broshar and Donald Paxton have one each Health booklets are being produced with key rules shown Pupils study books memorize poems and chart their progress Weather reports are kept by third and fourth grades with Patty Jean Reed as reporter Funny papers are noted as influential in class discussions and a tall tale about drowning in three feet of water arises from a joke

Jerry Reed Marilyn Broshar Donald Paxton Weather Bureau Moravia Patty Jean Reed Jack McDonough Max Misa Oehler Misa Gehler

Urbana Orations and Descriptions Highlight Student Speech Efforts

Seventh graders prepare to reveal orations and overcome stage fright while eighth graders learn to give clear directions. News notes include local visits, injuries, church attendance, and high school sports hints. Moravia High School considers season adjustments and practice plans, with humor about stair running affecting teachers and a class quiz on history.

Floating City Tale and Homemaking Notes at School

The article mixes quirky school anecdotes about air farming led by Clarence Whitehead and a claim Chicago sits on Lake Michigan. It also details vocational homemaking progress for freshmen and seniors, including foods nutrition units, related art projects, home decor sewing, and a cleanliness drive led by a science class.

Clarence Whitehead Clarence Glee Callen Chicago Lake Michigan North Central States Gleenaa MHS Etball— Girla Baseforty Young

The Jack O Lantern By Jackie Winslor

Bravel Schools going fine and we are all looking forward to that event fal day when we shall have the fresh wan initiation. A quoted verse from The Philosopher reflects on judgment and beauty. A mouse narrator recounts a Monday physics class, noting loud noises from bottles jars and weights as Mr Boyer attempts to pin a door notice.

Niagara Grand Canyon Shakespeare Emerson David Jesus Hera

Notice of Final Report in Estate of Julia Wood

In the District Court of Iowa Appanoose County the administratrix for Julia Wood deceased has filed a final report and seeks discharge. A hearing is set at Centerville Court House on October 24, 1939 at o'clock A M to determine approval and discharge from all duties.

Julia Wood District Court of Iowa Appanoose County District Court J Gforessid County Centerville Town

Notable Moravia residents attend social events

The article lists local families and visitors including the Tarr and Jennings households in Moravia. It notes birthday celebrations for Henry Sytama, Sunday visits to Fred Tarr, and various calls at the B C Whitehead and Gladfelder homes. Reports on Ladies Aid, Sunbeam Circle lunch, and recent hospital stroke of Lyman Main are included.

Erry Moravia Edith Tarr Jennings Harry Henry Sytama Sytama Wenell Coulson Harvey Guntal Charlene Jake Firkins Robert Jennings Fred Tarr Curtin Hutton Emma. Young Harvey Main Ray McCord G. G. Vosburgh B. C. Whitehead B.C. Whitehead Ladies Aid M. E Iconium Sunbeam Circle Ben Jones Roy Duvall Presley Chugwater Wyo

Dairy judging team to Waterloo from FF A Club

Six FF A dairy judging high scorers toured Ames for a full day class session on dairy cattle. Top four scores were Reich Nash Kaster and Donahoe, with trip to Waterloo on October 2. FFA plans a thrift meeting in October with Rex Firkins Ivan Kingery Dayton Dot and Carl Bivin leading committees.

Ames Donald Easter Alvin Donahoe Vernice Long Carl Bivin Charley Reich James Nash Waterloo Charles Reich Donald Kaster Waterlan Shropshire Hardie Rex Firkins Ivan Kingery Dayton Dot Fens Bivin Francis Miller Corydon

Salem Visitor Sees Family Routes From Centerville Tour

Mrs. John Cram left Salem Monday night for Milwaukee to visit her daughter Ester and family and her son Dr. Horatio J. Cram. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Perry's daughter Florine were Centerville callers Saturday. Vasburg drove to Mitchell, Indiana to visit Roy Dougherty's home. His sister, Mrs. Irma Dough-

John Cram Milwaukee Wis Ester Mia Horatio J Cram Leonard Perry Su Florine Centerville Vasburg Mitchell Inland Roy Dougherty Irma Dough

Hedge College Visitors Gather for Local Church Conference

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Luse and others spent Sunday at the United Brethren conference in Albis. Various families including the Wilsons, Smiths, and Dyers visited Eph Wilson, Tilman Stocker, and Mangle households Sunday and Monday. The social activity centered on neighborly calls and Sunday gatherings.

Gus Luse Albis Delmar Wilson Walter and Arden Jess Smith Pearl Eugene Eph Wilson Gaylord McDanes Hilbert Robertsome Zeba Burger Bonnie June Marilyn 0. G. Davis M. P. Main U. G. Mangle Edna Dyphon Cheree Tilman Stocker U. S. Mangle Jeff Patrick

Also Mentioned on This Page

Moravia Union Appahoose County Congress HB. K. and W. T. Smith, Publishers Mystic Franklin Seniors News Mr. Barghahn Jackie Winsler Glee Callen Sokea Irene Sharp Alice Cox A. B.C. Club Barbara McCumber Cheree Dyphon Pegs Maxine Tisue Urbana Lloyd Stafford Ottum- Wa Fisher Otis Davia Jim Sinclair Aneil Chedister Cary McCoy Edith Turner Albert Coop Mies Velda Smith Albia Rev Zerbe Betterly Cortez NHS Richard Curtin Richard the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Washington, D Peoples National Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Washington The Insurance Corporation the Jack-O-Lantern By Jackie Winslor Tom Farm PNY Livestock Market Luse Truck Line Tos Lyman Main Low Main Jens Gladfelder Mya Guy McKern Dave Glad Jlelter Ff.a. News Salem Hedge College Turner & Son Sport Oxfords Chambers & Potts Goodyyear Speedway Jongallesga Oehlef
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