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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
5
A speaker argues that diligent students gain far more than casual peers. Hard work broadens outlook, reduces prejudice, and strengthens future opportunities, urging students to apply themselves now to profit later and make a better world.
Diane Rogers, born June 21 1953 in Ottumwa, is 17 and has brown hair and blue eyes. Her courses include bookkeeping office practice English IV government and P E She lists softball basketball track and FHA as activities and enjoys time with friends. Highlights of high school for Diane will be prom and graduation.
Jan Moore, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs DeWayne Moore, born December 29 1952 in Center ville. She studies government bookkeeping sociology and speech with bookkeeping as favorite. She lists cheerleading Safety club FHA and FBLA as activities and enjoys being with friends and listening to music.
Camilla Kaye Prater, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Prater of Shelbyville Illinois, is a senior with brown hair and eyes born October 16, 1953. She takes government bookkeeping shorthand II office practice and P E, and belongs to National Honor Society FHA FTA FBLA Glee Club pep club student council and serves as annual editor. Her favorite subject is bookkeeping and her preferred teacher is Mrs Ellison. Her hobbies include listening to the radio and sports, and her pet peeve is an unfriendly person. Her senior trip and graduation will be the high point of her final year.
Gladys Harsh reports a week of visits in New Hope with Cedar Falls guests. Kenneth Free's health improved slowly at Monroe County hospital as relatives called. Democratic Women bake sale at Gamble Store in Centerville noted. Local gatherings include dinners with Donovan and Kaling families, Baby Sitting class at Extension, and Moravia Garden Club bake sale Saturday morning.
Doris Christy and Edith Callen visited Gladys Townsend on Sunday afternoon. Ray Rinehart joined his son George for a birthday supper Tuesday. Sibyl Whitehead and Alice Altem attended Garden club at Dorothy Boyer's. Truxton Dicks and Edith Callen went to a Clover Leaf club meeting at DeWayne Moore's. Maureen and Mary Derby joined Carol Christy skating and helped celebrate her birthday. Several neighbors saw a film on Drug Problems in Moravia Wednesday evening. Beryl Brown spent Thursday with Russell Brown.
A series of visits and get togethers spanning Friday to Monday include Mr. and Mrs. Jim McAninch visiting Verna at Bloomfield hospital, Clara Brown shopping in Ottumwa, and many others visiting relatives in Russell, Des Moines, Albia, Knoxville, Mishawaka, and Knoxville. Birthdays honored at a Christy family dinner, with numerous calls and dinners across local homes.
Doris Boblenz attended a baby shower in Albia for Connie Belzer. Ernest Hiatt and wife attended a family coop supper at Harold Hudgens. Clell Davis and guests honored with visit from Clarence Ballanger Judy Ballanger Herb and Doris Boblenz attended Mission Service at the Methodist church. Roscoe Pennington Jerry Boblenz Gary Belzer and Bill visited Herb Boblenzs. Ernest Hiatt and wife spent Sunday with Ernest West. Herb Bablenz and Mae McDonald were visited by them. Curtis Mikels and family visited Perry Mikels Sunday. Theo Miller weekend with Francis Millers in Newton. They visited Ray and family in Iowa City and Jane Blink in Melbourne. Eva Tucker attended District Laymen meeting in Ottumwa. Valen McKinley and Eva Tucker attended Red Lyon Inn dinner in Ottumwa. George Eaton and Indianola family visited Ronald Barker. Ronald Barker family and son visited Mrs Iva Smith in Promise City. Theo Milter had supper with the Barkers.
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