Moravia Union from Moravia, Iowa • Page 4

Thursday, January 15. 1948 MORAVIA UNION Moravfa SCRIBBLER STAFF Jack Broshar Editor Richard Editor Richard McDanel Ag. Alberta Rick Features Richard Smith Features George Tracy Sports Mary Rose Main Music Delma Veach Activities Joan Black Home EC. Dean Tomlin Reporter Janet Broshar Reporter (Turner funtraltbome Moravia, Iowa AMBULANCE SERVICE Embalmers License NOB. 1332, 2688.

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CHARLES WHEELER DR. MARY WHEELER- Osteopathic Physicians Modern Methods and Equipment Calls answered day OP night, city or country Over Store, N. Side Sq. Centerville, Iowa, Phones 87 EYE EXAMINATION Headaches frequently point to eye strain. Your eyes should be examined periodically.

DR. E. N. CATTERLIN OPTOMETRIST Ground Floor Continental Hotel Annex, E. State Centorville Evenings by Appointment DR.

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lad. AI AU MILES NERVINE For Sue By VEACH DBUGSTOEB Mwavih. SHORTS OF SPORTS The Moravia Mohawks traveled to Cincinnati Tuesday night to bring home two more victories The Moravia boys were way out in front all through the game. The score at the half was 15 to 6 and the final score being 36 to 14 in favor of the Mohawks. Tracy was the high scorer for Moravia with 12 points and Weldon for Ciney with 7.

Name F.G. F.T. T.P Hannam 21 3 Sears 201 0 Scieszinski 234 7 Tracy 5 2 3 12 Hiner 203 4 Broshar, J. 010 1 Whicker 102 2 Broshar, B. 0 1 3 i McCrory 000 0 Paxston 001 0 Smith "200 4 Moravia girls won an easy game with the score at the half being 32 to 6 in favor of Moravia.

The final score was 52 to 8. M. Briskey was Moravia's high scorer with 22 points. Garriott was Cincy's with 4 points. Name F.G.

F.T. T.P. Kauzlarich 6 3 2 Raster, J. 0000 Briskey, M. 8 6 1 22 Briskey, B.

300 6 Winsler 1103 Raster, P. 0000 Hannam 301 6 Callen 000 0 Rick 003 0 Hiatt 0000 Cory 002 0 Sawvel 000 0 The Moravia girls are now in sole possession of first place in the A.C.A.C. The deciding factor was a 47 to 32 win over Moulton Thursday night. Moravia girls were on their toes taking advantage of the breaks when they came their way. Cory played beautifully, time after time blocking the shots of Moulton's hotshot, Kerby.

Rose Kauzlarich led Mora via'scorers with 19 points. Mary Briskey also dumped in 15. For Moulton, Rerby and Stansberry were high scorers. Rerby got 16 counters while Stansberry put in 14. Name F.G.

FT FTP Briskey, M. 7 1 3 15 Rauzlarich 7 5 0 19 Briskey, B. 1002 Winsler 161 8 Raster, J. 0 1 0 1 Cory 004,0 Sawvel 003 0 Hannam 023 2 Raster, P. 0020 Hiatt 000 0 The boys game was a different matter with the Moulton boys beating Moravia by a score of 52 to 39.

The score at the half was 24 to 21 in favor of Moulton. Hannam and Scieszinski held scoring honors with 9 points. Brinegar helped Moulton along with 20 points. Hiner did a. nice defensive job, holding his usually high scoring Freeborn to one basket.

Name Hannam Sears Scieszinski Tracy Hiner Broshar, J. Broshar, B. Whicker F.G. F.T. 4 1 3 0 4 1 4 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 0 0 3 3 5 3 0 0 0 T.P.

9 9 4 8 2 0 0 SENIOR NEWS The Seniors held a special class meeting Jan. 8 to make arrangements for selling ads for the annual. Sides were chosen to compete selling the ads. John Wilson and Rose Rauzlarich were selected as captains. If one side gets more than fifty dollars more in ads than the other, the other side must give a party for them.

We received instructions about selling the ads, the prices, from Mr. Forbes. Mrs. Forbes showed us samples of announcements and cards. FURS AND HIDES WANTED! We are always paying highest cash prices for Furs and Hides.

Bring in your collections or call us collect and our buyers will call on you. BERNSTEIN'S Phone 218 Albia, Iowa SENIORGRAPHS Name, Phyllis Imogene Raster. Born, December 3, 1930. Grade school attended, Fuller and Hilton. Eyes, Brown Hair, Dark brown.

Height, 5 ft. 2 in. Weight, 104 Ibs. Favorite Car, Studebaker convertible. Favorite Candy Bar, Milky War.

Pet Peeve, Baby sitting. Course Taking, Commercial. Hobby, Bicycle riding. Plans for Next Year, Work in an office. Ambition, Do office work.

Activities, Librarian 3 and Thespian 3 and Basketball 3 and Softball 3 and F. A 2 and 3. Favorite Subject, Typing. Name, Pearlie Eugene Boyer. Born (Where and When), Southwest of Moravia October 8, 1930.

Grade School Attended, Brush and Moravia. Eyes, Blue. Hair, Brown. Height, 5 ft. 10 in.

Weight, 159. Favorite Car, Ford. Favorite Candy Bar, Clark Bar. Pet Peeve, the "New Course Taking. General.

Hobby, Horseback riding. Plans for Next Year, Farming. Ambition, Successful Activities, F.F.A., 1, 2, 3 and Thespians, Boxing club. Glee club, President of F.F.A., 4. Favorite Subject, Agriculture.

Fifth and Sixth Grades Our librarians for this month are Carol Broshar and Leon McDanel. This week we had the privilege of seeing three films. They were on cultural and informational subjects. In arithmetic the fifth graders are learning how to work and check long division. The sixth graders are solving problems in division of fractions.

THE ANNUAL In a few days the Seniors will be coming around to ask if you want to buy an annual. We hope you will all want to buy one, and also hope you will encourage everyone you know to buy one. This year there will be more pictures than ever, information on all activities and the classes and plenty of ads. This will make a record of this year that you can keep for a long time. So buy an annual as soon as the selling starts.

Civil Service Positions Open The United States Civil Service Commission announced today that applications for probationatl (career) appointments to the positions of Bookkeeping Machine Operator, Calculating Machine Operator, Tabulating- Machine Operator, and Tabulating Equipment Operator will be accepted at the Office of the Director, Eighth U. S. Civil Set vice Region, Post Office and Customhouse Building, Saint Paul 1, Minnesota, until the close of business January 12, 1948. Vacancies exists in various Federal agencies throughout the states of Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota. Salaries range from $1954 to per annum.

Applicants must meet certain experience requirements for these positions. These applicants will also be required to and pass a written examina- .1011. Full information and application jlanks may be obtained from the -ivil Service Secretary, at any first- or second-class post office, or from the Eighth U. S. Civil Service Regional Office.

Post Office iiid Customhouse Building, Saint Paul 1, Minnesota. Farmers should cull every hen or pullet which isn't laying well Hiis means culling 1 out of every five birds in their flocks, Iowa State College poultry specialists say. And they should cull so that the flock will contain at least pullets. TUNING UP At the annual meeting of the Iowa High School Band and Orchestra Association November 7, 1947 it was decided a re-classification of schools on the part of both large and smaJJ high schools should be looked 1 into. A committee was appointed to look into the sit- uaion and study it The committee felt that this proposed plan provides more nearly equal competition in music groups.

Under this plan, soloists and small groups from and class schools would not compete with the soloists and small groups from class schools as under the present plan. All schools shall be classified on the basis of average enrollment for the current and past four years as follows: "Class D. schools having an enrollment in grades 9 to 12 of 1 to 100. ''Class schools having an enrollment in grades 9 to 12 of 101 to 200. "Class schools Jiaving an enrollment in grades 9 to 12 of "Class schools having an enrollment in grades 9 to 12 of 401 or more." In this new classification, if it is passed by a vote of the member schools, the Moravia band will be class instead of which we have been in for several years.

We will compete with schools more nearly our own size. In the past years we have always been one of the smallest schools whose band haa reached state competition, oome of our competitors were Bloomfield, Maquoketai Grinnell, Rnoxville, Indianola, Mt. Pleas- and, Washington. Now we will face only schools of 100 such as Lamoni, Corydon, Seymour, Ankeny and Columbus Junction. BROWSING AROUND Skip: Did you hear about the moron who thought he was Hitler Dean: No.

What about him? Skip: He was. It took me years to comprehend. The fact I now proclaim: Tis better, my child to give than lend, And costs about the same." "The examination," said the professor, "will be conducted on the honor system. Please sit three seats apart and in alternate rows." The world gives its biggest prizes today to those who can do the right thing without being told, but big rewards still exist for those who can do it when told once. Oh what a blamed uncertain thing This gol-durned weather is, It blew and snew and then it thew, And now, by gosh, it's friz.

Mr. Dille: Young is way past midnight. Do you think you can stay here all night? Gene: Gosh! I'll have to telephone mom first! Don't make love at the garden gate; Love is blind, but the 'neighbors ain't. Never shift your tongue into high gear until you are sure your brain is turning over. Joan If you don't stop playing that music box I'll go crazy.

Mary Lou: Guess it's too late. I stopped an hour ago. Men are dumb enough to think they can fool women; and women are smart enough to let them think it. Here's to you, And here's to me, And may we never disagree. But if'we do, The heck with you, Here's to me.

Proceedings Of The Board of Supervisors (Continued from last issue.) Crew A. H. Dove, labor 68.76 J. H. Foster, haul rock 4471 J.

H. Foster, haul rock 16.24 J. H. Foster, haul rock 76.3 John Jackson, haul rock 23.60 Carl Luse, haul rock 60.00 Chas. Quick, haul rock 136.39 Geo.

Richmond, labor 60.88 Glen Sibley, labor 69.94 Arnold Sleeth, haul rock 89.76 Jay Wilson, haul rock 136.56 Centerville National Bank, withholding tax 13.05 Grace L. Bedinger, Co. Trustee, Old Age Survivors Ins. Svstem 4.10 Yard Crew Walter Bailey, labor 93.95 O. W.

Cary, labor 11.55 G. W. Felkner, labor 73.25 Paul Davis, labor 73.99 George Lowe, labor 6.43 George Richmond, labor 21.02 Elmer Stevens, labor 81.08 Maintnintr Crew R. L. Ballew, labor 68.56 Wendall Inman, labor 59.47 Claude McFall, labor 70.93 Clifford Wages, labor 72.02 Darrell Wendland, labor 67.91 Harrel Wendland, labor 63.76 R.

E. White, labor 76.92 Centerville National Bank, wtihholdinsr tax 33.87 Grace L. Bedinger, Co. Trustee, Old Age Survivors Ins. System 17.68 Railway Express, express 9.94 Sanders Motor eqpt.

repairs 38.60 Sebben Machine Shop, eqpt repairs 8217 Shkolnick Son, J. eqpt. repairs 6.57 Sieg-Ottumwa eqpt repairs 22.37 Socony-Vacuum Oil diesel fuel, gas oil 159.03 Speers, Agent, Justine, insurance 396.90 Standard Oil diesel fuel gas oil i 486.49 Standard Bearings eqpt repairs 33 70 U. S. Chemical Supply supplies 21.05 ROAD CONSTRUCTION FUND: Noel Cullor, grading 530.81 Crew M.

M. Doggett, labor 97.80 John Roziol, labor 19.40 John Roziol, labor 47.13 Glenn Moore, labor 23.98 Glenn Moore, labor 65.12 John A. Shonts, labor 18.02 John A. Shonts, labor 48.90 A. S.

Gillespie, labor 42.32 Centerville National Bank, withholding tax 11.10 Grace L. Bedinger, Co. Trustee, Old Age Survivors Ins. System 2.10 Grace L. Bedinger, Co.

Trustee, Old Age Survivors Ins. System 5.46 FLOOD EMERGENCY FUND: Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Railway freight 12.02 Gavionsky, James, eqpt. Repairs 288.27 Harwkeye Lumber Company Materials and -supplies? 17,22 Iowa Concrete Products Company Refin. Concr. Pipe 251.78 Culvert Crews T.

M. Carter labor 73.89 Renneth Fenton 77.22 Ben Fowler labor 79.79 Clyde Hart labor 83.34 Andrew Hartley labor, 90.44 Guy McConnell 49.52 James Middleton labor. 77.03 Edward Ocker labor 51.48 Wh'en patronizing our advertisers tell them you saw their advertisement in The Union Otis Ocker 79.79 John Pudevan labor 75.82 Erac Scritchfield, labor 66.58 Corvin Shriver labor 66.58 Paul Varner labor 90.34 Paul J. Varner Jr. labor 83 87 Okie Whitall labor 71.62 Raymond Williams, labor 68.46 Grader and Tracter Crew O.

W. Cury labor 62.24 Geo. Lowe labor 69.30 Guy McConnell labor 6.69 Richmond labor 72.27 Centerville National Bank Withholding tax 67.48 Grace L. Bedinger, Co. Aud.

Trustee Old Age Survivors Insurance System 29.66 Red Cross Decorating Co. Paint 66.76 Reliable Culvert Co. The Culvert Pipe 2820.18 Wheeler Lumber Bridge and Sup. Co. lumber 48.80 I OOK'f WANt HAVE HER- Permits Approved John Benac, Class Beer Permit Bonds Aoproved John Benac, Class Beer Bond The Board adjourned to meet at the call of the Auditor, flarry Stickler Chairman Attest: Grace L.

Bedinger, County Auditor. RESOLUTION NO. 3996 WHEREAS, by tax sale deed of date of April 26, 1941, which deed was filed for record in the County Recorder's office on the 28th day of April, 1941 and recorded in book 5 on page 166 of tax deeds, deed was, filed for record in the County Recorder's off ice "on the 6th day of August, 1947 and recorded in book 5 on page 406 of tax deeds, the County Treasurer conveyed to Appanoose County, Iowa, the following described property tp-wit: Lot'12 and the East One-half of Lot 11, Block 20, Original Town of Moulton, Iowa. WHEREAS, Roy Wright has offered to purchase all right title, and interest of said Appanoose County by virtue of said deed for the total sum of $16.00, being a part of the amount said in the tax tale certificate, including all endorsements of subsequent general taxes, interests and costs; said WA uccua, total of $15.00 to be paid in full the County Treasurer conveyed i payment of all said taxes and to Appanoose County, Iowa, the I release thereof and- described property to- WHEREAS, 'by certified resol- "Lots 7-8-9-11-12. J.

F. Daniels Un cil of Moulton and the Board of Directors of the Independent School District of Mouton, Iowa, being majority of all the tax levying and tax certifying Sub. NE NE 22-68-16 WHEREAS, Elmer Wood has offered to purchase all right title, and interest of said Appanoose BI1U cermying oomm county by virtue of said deed for having any interest in said taxes the total sum of 100.00. being a have entered their written consent jart of the amount stated" in the thereto and all other offers or bids tax sale certificates, including all i for said real estate being with- ndorsements of subsequent general i drawn before this board interests and costs; said THEREFORE, be it resolved total of $100.00 to be in full pay- that the sum of $15.00 to be paid ncnt of all said taxes and release in cash to the Auditor of Appa- i Cou tv Appanoose County WHEREAS, by certified reso- execute its deed to said Roy ution this Board, the Town Coun- Wright for said real estate and cil of Moulton, and the Board of Harry Stickler, Chairman of the Directors of the Independent Board of Supervisors, be, and is bchool District of Moulton, hereby appointed and authorized being the majority of all tax levy- i for, and in behalf, of Appanose ng and tax certifying bodies hav- County, Iowa, to execute and ac- ng any interest in said taxes, knowledge said deed and deliver ave entered their written consent same to purchaser and that the LisiiaciiL nerto and all other offers or bids or said real estate being withdrawn before this board THEREFORE, be it resolved hat for the sum of $100.00 to be Auditor spread apportionment of consideration upon the tax record and record payments thereof. All members having voted in favor of said motion, it was de- uc ui atiiu moiion, it was in cash to the Auditor of clared duly passed and adopted Appanoose County Appanoose Attest: Grace L.

Bedinger Co County execute its deed to said Auditor Elmer Wood for said real estate, The Board adjourned to meet and Harry Stickler, Chairman of at the call of the Auditor. he Board of Supervisors, be, and I Harry Stickler A cow's mik producion pretty well determines the amount of pro- she'll need in her diet, says A. H. Porter, Iowa State College dairy lusbandman. A cow receiving feed ow in protein will give less milk.

CORN Good quality shelled corn, grown in Illinois. See this com before you buy. Priced right. Another Car of Good Northern Oats on the Way. Order Early.

COMPLETE HOG FEED PELLETS Ton $105 Place your orders for Clinton Seed Oats. 95' germination Test weight 40 Ibs. per bushel. For delivery about Feb. 1st.

SEE OR PHONE US. Goode Seed Feed Co. FARM PHONE 342J ENJOY AN EVENING OF BASKETBALL Boukle Header AT MORAVIA GYMNASIUM Jan. 15 7:30 P. M.

Allerton vs. Moravia 2ite plw Ftd. Tax; H. 2H- plus 4c Ftd. 'J'ax; lite Zc Fed.

Tax. Kurul Eighth admitted free im uu-iki of the 2c if hir.e u. bieoed Umr Chairman Attest: Grace L. Bedinger, County Auditor 'hereby appointed and author- zed, for, and in behalf, of Appanoose County, Iowa, to execute and acknowledge said deed and deliver same to the purchaser and the tax record and record pay-1 Wnen have guests you owe ments thereof. tnem tne courtesy of putting their ments thereof.

All members having voted in favor of said motion, it was declared duly passed and adopted. Attest: Grace L. Bedinger Co Audior. RESOLUTION No. 4513 WHEREAS, by tax sale deed of date of August 4, 1947, which names in The Union.

We'll be glaJ for anyone to bring or send us news at any time. Many central Iowa farmers have found that they can increase the yield from soybeans by planting more beans to the acre. WHO Radio Opportunity Show Wed. Jan. 21-22 AT MORAVIA HIGH SCHOOL P.

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