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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1974
Page
6
APH 4 board meeting on April 1. Bus driver meeting on April 5. Bas Bim. Musical April 5. State Music Contest April 8. High School assembly April 10. Senior Work Day noted.
Marilyn Shelquist, Moravia High, reached State Speech Con test and received two 1 ratings from judges with one 2 rating from a nonconformist. She traveled with Mr. Donnelly to Fairfield, arriving before her 12 30 speech.
A class project assigns each student to create a geometrically shaped kite and write its equation to display at school. Students discuss favorite teachers, future plans, and a Scr scribbler poll asks how they'd respond to facing a serious illness while sharing personal notes and memories.
A fragmented note mentions the Meraxiyoyna Choir performing a requiem and references different kinds of ahabs or renée. The text is unclear and lacks concrete details such as dates locations or participants.
Local community group performed at the Appanoose 4 H Leaders Banquet on Monday March 25. They offered services for a donation or a meal and featured members including Sheila Durvall Kandi Easter Michelle Brown Molly VanBenthuygen Sally White Susan Crabtree Sallie Avera Devana Tubaugh Marilyn Shelquist Tony Mahon Robert Schneider Duane Palmer Mike Godby Jeff McDanel Marty Massman Mare Wilson and piano by Don Ache Poh with director Paul Tapper. The group did a great job and many hope they continue next year.
A series of student quotes reveal personal reactions to a hypothetical MHS closure amid gas shortages. Responses cover hopes to exit school routines, plans for studying, volunteering, or deferring tasks, with mentions of joy, sleep, staying home, and concerns about make‑up time.
The Jr High hosts a skating party at Hilltop Skating Rink Agri V1 from 6 30 to 5 30. A door prize will be awarded and skates rent for 35 cents. Lona G.
Greg Wilson, a Kansas City native born 1714 years ago, is set to graduate soon. He has blue gray eyes and light brown hair, enjoys carpentry, and praises his teacher Mr Gray. He aims to improve relations between teachers and students.
Greg seeks to improve Moravia school and doubts college. He dislikes most foods but loves shamim p. He enjoys mysteries in films and describes himself as quick tempered with good humor. He has no allergies and would buy a new car on payments if today were the last day. He would most like to live in Arkansas and plans to farm.
Seventeen years ago Jean McFarland was born to Charles and Ruth McFarland in Monroe County Hospital. She has green eyes and brown hair and enjoys outdoors activities, horses, and farm life. She dislikes indoor life, values helpful people, and looks forward to graduation and expanding the family dairy operation.
Seventeen years earlier Karen Riegel was born at St. Joseph hospital in Centerville. She plans to get a summer job and may attend college though unsure. Her favorites include art, Mrs Van Blarkon, pizza, tacos, and painting. She values happiness over money and would like to visit Mars. She dislikes people with big mouths and would prefer island living for cleaner air and water.
For just 4 a year readers can receive Moravia community news from the Moravia Union. The notice promotes a yearly subscription, emphasizing affordability and local coverage for residents.
Julia Jean McDanel, 18, daughter of Clell E. and Mrs. McDanel, born at St. Joseph hospital Centerville, plans to become a riding instructor. She enjoys art, basketball, horses, and reading. dislikes loud know-it-alls and horror films. She fears snakes, loves farm work, ketchup sandwiches, and hopes for happiness over wealth, dreams of Texas or Wyoming rodeos.
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