Des Moines Trip Highlights From The Thespians
Those who didnt get to go on the trip to Des Moines with the Thespians last Friday miss a lot. We all thank Mrs. Tuttle for a very nice trip. Roving Reporter notes from M H S Scribbler staff and student writers Marianne Scott Charlotte McAninch Shirley Walter Deloris Hiatt Paul Turner Betty Strunk Richard Tomlin James McCord and Belle Schaffner.
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Marianne Scott
Asn’t
Charlotte McAninch
Shirley Walter
Deloris Hiatt
Paul Turner
Betty Strunk
Mardeena Hiatt
Richard Tomlin
James McCord
Des Moines
Moravia High School Freshman Class Activities Overview
The Moravia High School bulletin summarizes freshman coursework across English science and math, noting literature workbook work, word sorting, vowel marking, engines and resources in science, square foot calculations, and homemaking sewing projects. It mentions art studies on the numa head proportions, chiropody talks by Dr. Larson, and Economics class topics. Social notes tease local students and a taxi query about Paul Turner.
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Larson
Seniorgraphic of Jim Archer with personal data
Jim Archer from Grimes Iowa born June 11 1937 is 17 years old. He attended West Des Moines and VanMeter grade schools and VanMeter Moravia high schools. He is 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs 150 pounds with brown hair green eyes. His favorite candy bar is Micky Way and his favorite orchestra is Glenn Miller. He favors Grace Kelly Tony Curtis and the Dragnet radio program. He enjoys swimming and dreams of becoming a mechanic. He participates in FFA Senior Play Annual Staff and FFA Officer activities.
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Jim Archer
Grimes
Towa
West Des Moines
VanMeter
Moravia
Micky Way
Glen Miller
Grace Kelley
Tony Curtis
Drag- Net
Letter Awards and Plans for Next Year
A reader notes award topics at FFA and hobbies swimming and hunting while voicing a pet peeve about women. Plans for next year include work at Cedar Rapids. By word not printable. Question asks where to go on an all expense paid vacation Paris.
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Cedar Rapids
Paris
Biographical Card for Bob Sandifer
Name Bob Sandifer born in Norman Oklahoma on September 5 1937. He is from Blakesburg Urbana Center and Enon and attended Moravia high school. He stands six feet tall weighs 170 pounds blue eyes and Milky Way is his favorite candy bar. He favors agriculture and Billy May orchestra. His favorite actress is June Allyson and actor Marlon Brando. He enjoys football and the radio program Drag Favorite activities include class president Thespians FFA and FFAnecrrtary. He aims to get rich and plans to attend college next year with a dream trip to France on an all expenses paid vacation.
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Bob Sandifer
Norman
Okla
Blakesburg
Urbana Center
Enon
Moravia
Billy May
June Allison
Marlon Brando
Dragnet
Social notes from West Point area gatherings
West Point residents and families share weekend visits and meals at multiple local homes. Guests include the Hoffmans, Reinke, Dicks, Argo, Callen, Hoffman, Lackender, McCombs, McClurg, Hagerman, Argo, and others across Albia Bloomfield Exline Moulton Ottumwa and nearby farms.
Visitors and Calls in Centerville and Area
Byrle and Beth Ann McCombs called on Verta Hoffman Monday morning Edna Sullivan called Friday morning Nellie Haines Rita Tarr and Stella Argo called at the Dell Hell yer and Jake Firkins homes Saturday afternoon were in Centerville Friday Mr and Mrs John Extine and boys were Monday evening visitors at the Leo Hoffman home Willing Workers club met with Byrle McCombs March 36 Next meeting with Mary McFatridge April 13
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Larry Reinke
Bernard Dicks
Albia
George McCombs
Nellie Haines
Rita Tarr
Roscoe Argo
Harold Callen
Fred Ammons
Gene McCrory
Lloyd Callen
Leo Hoffman
Emery Milton
Bloom
Jess Lackender
John McCombs
Norris Callen
Marvin
LeRoy Brown
Sheryl
Ottumwa
Will Hagerman
Stella Argo
Bert Rinehart
Argo Brothers
Hugh McFatridge
Joe Fenton
Junior McClurg
Moulton
Robert McClurg
Exline
John
John Exiine | home. M/Sgt. and Mrs. Harold Callen called at the Wayne Allen
Lloyd Johnson
Edward Haver
Fred Argo
Will Petersen
Harald Callen
David
Eugene
Lloyd Ammons
Roy Miller
Byrle
Beth Ann McCombs
Verta Hoffman
Edna Sullivan
Dell Hellyer
Jake Firkins
Centerville
Washington, D. C
John Extine
Willing Workers Club
Byrle McCombs
Mary McFatridge
Iconium Social Notices From Carrie Turner and Neighbors
Tuesday gatherings included Bruce and Marcia Thompson and several friends visiting Mrs. Carrie Turner and Mrs. Nellie Thompson. Saturday arrivals for supper came from Hampton and visits to Mrs. Kelsey. Sunday hosts included Harold Argo and the Scott family plus multiple local households.
Shanghai Birthdays and Visits Across the Rinehart Circle
Social notices recount visits and birthdays in the Rinehart family and friends. Mary Lou Rinehart's birthday celebrated with Barbara Yeager. Betty Landgrebe and Marilyn spent time in Centerville. Karen Landgrebe visited Josephine Scott. Various relatives and acquaintances called at Bert Rinehart's home and at James Nash's, with other visits to the St. Joseph hospital to see Mrs. Fred Christy and the new baby.
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Bill Hiner
Bert Rinehart
Harley Tisue
James Nash
St. Joseph Hospital
Fred Christy
New Baby
Aubrey Christy
Wayne Christy
Elaine
Barbara Yeager
Mary Lou Rinehart
Betty Landgrebe
Marilyn
Centerville
Karen Landgrebe
Josephine Scott
Roy Rinehart
Nellie Haines
Cushing
Okla
Margherita Tarr
Ames
George Hammond
Gerald Rinehart
Larry
Linda Irwin
Ottumwa Residents and Visitors Mentioned in Weekend Notices
Ottumwa and surrounding area residents are listed visiting family and friends. Names include Mrs Roscoe Argo Elaine Christy Kay Judy Beverly Nash and others with weekends and Easter vacation plans noted among relatives in Iowa City Gilbert Callen Glen Overturf Landgrebes Nash and Christy families plus local visitors at homes and hospital stays.
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Ottumwa
Roscoe Argo
Elaine Christy
Glen Overturf
Kay
Judy
Beverly Nash
Sandra Whitehead
Lloyd Landgrebe
Iowa City
Sheryl
Wayne Christy
Elaine
Gilbert Callen
Charles Wakefield, Jr
Harold Dean Tisue
Lonnie
Bob Sciezinski
Glen Overturf's
Linda Landgrebe
James Nash
Roy Argo
Bert Rinehart
Mary Lou
Dell Hellyer
Fred Christy
Aubrey Christy
Clarence Scott
Max Hill
Alice Ruth Danny
Judy Hall
Hiattsville Social Details From Virginia McDanel Column
Mrs. Virginia McDanel notes attendances and visits across Hiattsville including the Family Life conference in Ames, weddings of Georgiana Winsler and Jack Baldwin, Sunday gatherings at multiple homes, and relatives visiting or hosting events such as Bert Meadows, Cyril McDanel, and Robert Hiatt on leave.
Local residents share visits and gatherings Friday through Sunday
Mrs Juanita Dooley and Susan called at the Paul Cridlebaugh home Friday afternoon. Earlene Johnson spent Thursday afternoon with Betty Cridlebaugh and baby. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hiatt and boys spent Thursday evening with A B Hiatt. Mr and Mrs Lora Beagle spent Thursday at the Kenneth Hiatt. Mr and Mrs Frank Heckman spent Tuesday evening with Mrs Anna Woodward while Leann attended the band concert at Centerville. Mrs Myrtle Middleton and Jack were Sunday dinner guests with her son LaVerne Middleton and family at Numa. Mr and Mrs Ernest Witt and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Witt's sister, Mrs Dayton Gates and family at Ottumwa.
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Kenneth Daniels
Ames
Nancy
Marvin Lindley
Virgil Dooley
Susan
Irven Kalvng
Dess White
Bert Meadows
Pearl Hiatt
Alan Dooley
Jerry Boble
John Peterson
Henry Witt
Clair MecDanell
Cyril McDanel
Mike
Barbara
Georgiana Winsler
Jack Baldwin
Carl Hiatt
Larry
Virginia Pettibone
Clair McDanel
Ernest Hiatt
Robert Hiatt
Lloyd Rose
Lloyd
Carroll Clough
Fairfield
Martinsburg
Keith Rose
James Wilson
Alva Cridlebaugh
Paul Cridlebaugh
Van+ da VanLoon
Juanita Dooley
Earlene Johnson
Betty Cridlebaugh
Kenneth Hiatt
A. 8. Hiatt
Lora Beagle
Frank Heckman
Anna Woodward
Leann
Center
Raised from the Dead Easter Miracle by Taylor Caldwell
The Sun days American Weekly and Chicago American profile Taylor Caldwell recounting a modern Easter miracle described as raised from the dead. The feature frames the event as inspirational, tracing Caldwell’s narration and its reception in a Sunday magazine context.
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Taylor Caldwell
American Weekly
Chicago American
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M.H.S. Scribbler
Cargon Jordan
Jerold Luse
Eseeenheien
Belle Schaffner
Joyce Brain
Ramona Coxanette
Dick Albertson
Helen Price
High School News
Jerry W
The
Highway Commission
Carol S
Shirley W.hitch
Donna A
Donna
Kenny
Nancy W
Larry H
Helen D
J. L
Sandy W
Jerold
Dick A
Ford
Crazy Otto
FFA
Men’s & Boys
Oxfords Loafers
Women’s & Girls
Bones Star
Albis
Iowa
Auoee
Otto
Thespians
Ffanecrrtary
France
West Point
Mrs
Gary Merrill
Herbert Marshall
Audie Murray
Destry” Geolor
Technicolor
Laurel & Hardy
Judy Garland
James Mason
Iconium
Rosalie Sweeden
Carrie Turner
Nellie Thompson
Bruce
Marcia Thompson
Pearle 'Free
Osa Brown
George Argo
Pearl Kelsey
Patty
Hampton
Kelsey
Verda Argo
Clyde Bowes
Davenport
Ben Whitehead
Blanche Argo
Lissie Kelsey
Shanghai
George Hiner
Vinton Lundy
Hiattsville
Virginia McDanel
Davis Paint Store
Albia, Iowa
Albia Sales CO
Sale Pavilion
Peterson & Boa
Don
Paul Morehead
John Gobbies
West Side Square
Iowa Southern
Reddy
Lowa Southern Utilities
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