Senior Class History Ship Voyage Through Eleven Years
A nostalgic senior class history traces 1926 to commencement detailing teachers Miss Simpson Wilma Davis Blosser Stansberry Jennings Good and Groom. It lists dozens of students joining departing and earning letters in basketball football and activities culminating in commencement May 19 at the M. E. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Simpson
George’ Anderson
Helen Battin
Howard Battin
Mary Elizabeth Beall
Raymond Bennett
General Bogle
Pauline Brown
Forrest Bybee
Sylvia Cralfton
William Campbell
Perry Davis
Neeta Davis
Paul Daley
Evert Elfien
Jane Henss
Richard Higginbotham
Louise Holtwick
Gayland Replogle
Berdine Rogers
Arzella Stansberry
Kendall Turner
Jack Waggoner
Colene Dwight
Francis Dwight
Gilbert Davis
Charles Thompson
Imogene Cooper
Trilla Bell Johnson
Glen Osborn
Virginia Southern
Edith Chichester
Billy Tallerday
Alsine Lawson
Arlene Lawson
David Fogle
Robert Lee Stansberry
Miss Blosser
Lavelle Spurgeon
Lois Norton
Miss Stansberry
Miss Vvice
Junior Tipton
Mary Jane Zimmerman
Howard Mitchell
Miss Osborne
Miss. Hanson
Stech
Charles Fry
Willis John
Neal Pax
Blanche Caljen
Miss. Osborne
Miss Edwards
Floyd Cowell
Quentin Johnson
Wayne Barber
Miss Hanson
Miss Garrett
Robert Mundy
Loren Estes
Rex Lawson
Russell Peek
Charles Ward
Fred Wendland
Wim. Hutchison
Myrtle Ward
Blanche Jennings
John Ballew
Max Allen
Richard Bogle
Johnnie Bradshaw
Don Burgher
Lealand Davis
Donald Downing
Gene Freeborn
Neal Fox
Eddie Guinn
Ronald Flora
William Howard
William Hutchison
Jimmie James
Joe Keiley
Lowell Marshall
Robert Murdy
Don Newland
Kenneth Probasco
Robert Stansberry
Roy Stogdill
Marguerite Barnhouse
Leota Bradbury
Trilla Belle Johnson
Iris Kirby
Elizabeth Kriegermeier
Wilma Siler
Faye Smith
Maxine Spurgeon
Dorotha Stansberry
Eva Mae Starr
Pauline Tipton
Lula ‘Waybill
Bertha Wicker
Myrtle Wrd
John Ballews
John Bal- Yew
Miss Jennings
Buell Horn
Ruby Mouldi Frances
Horn
The
Stansberry
Carb Bybee
Miss Good
Mrs. Garrett
Jimmy James
Donald Burgher
Joe Kerby
Ruby Moulton
Lula Waybill
John Bradshaw
Pyle
Mr. Neifert
Elizabeth K
Trila Belle Johnson
Moulton High School
Moulton
of Iowa
Ordan
Rilla Lee Heintze
Jewell Davis
Francis
Junior Lerchie
Junior
Eddie
Anna Gravett
Anna
M. H
Junior Brunk
Wayne
John
Betty Carr
Neota Davis
Berdine
Betty Ballew
Betty
Johnny Bradshaw
Orval Ratliff
Orval
Dorothea Ewing
June Daniels
Merval Moulton
Jimmie
Viginia Davis
Wilma _ Siler
Eugene Hetzler
Perry
Eugene
Laverne Saner
Lee Fullerton
Raymond
Betty Beggs
Blendena Cowell
Clinton Spurgeon
Clinton
Mrs
Sparks
Hanawalt
Harold Neifert
Weekend Visitors and Callers Spread Across Centerville
Hughes Ross Fox and family were in Centerville Saturday afternoon. Tommy and Floyd Ransom and spouses were Sunday evening callers at the Lowell Young home. Stanley George and family from Moline Illinois visited Saturday and Sunday at H O Davis’s home. Lem Young stopped by the Lowell Young home Sunday. Shom Brockus was in Mupton Saturday afternoon. Doyle Anderson was in Centerville one day last week. Jake Pollock of Kirksville Missouri spent Saturday at Will Swann’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Fox
Centerville
Tommy Ransom
Floyd Ransom
Lowell Young
Stanley George
Moline
Ill
Carl Davis
Lawrence Davis
H. O. Davis
Mins
Lem Young
Shom Brockus
Moutton
Doyle Anderson
Announcement of June sermons by W B Stevens
If the Lord wills I will preach at Coatsville on the third Sunday in June at 11 o clock in the morning and at 8 o clock in the evening. W B Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatsville
Notice of Final Report in Appanoose Iowa Court
In the District Court of Iowa Appanoose County the administratrix of the estate of S S Awmiller deceased notifies heirs and interested parties that a final report has been filed and will be presented for approval. The notice names the estate and directs all persons concerned to appear for proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Centerville
Appanoose
County
Iowa
Dana Kirby
Hamry
Greenleaf
Howard D. Evans
William A. Hunt
Wapello County
Congress
District Court of
Appanoose County
8. S. Awmiller
S. S. Awmiller
S. Awmiller
Moulton and Vicinity
Nora Cavanaugh and the Emerald Isle Superstitions
The narrator recalls Nora Cavanaugh and her husband from Ireland, who believed in fairies and the Banshee. They feared bed coverings during lightning, hid under beds during storms, and attributed their long lives to these inherited superstitions. Their ten children and hard work contrasted with their lifelong unconventional beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Cavanaugh
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Nora
Patrick
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Hughes
Jake Pollock
Kirksville, Mo
Will Swann
Hunt
W. B. Stevens
Chevrolet
Alemite
Casady Motor Co
Ford Sales and Service
Ford
Moulton, Iowa
Jim Douglas
Lyceum
Chautauqua
House of Representatives
J. R. Barkley