Scribbler Editor and Junior Reporters List
Scribbler Editor Linda Davis and staff include Janice McDohough advisor Miss Barrows senior reporters Pat Blumer Peggy Rogers Brocker Diane Kincade Jo DuVall Connie Land grebe Dixie Tubaugh Connie Wal ter Marlys Fenton Doris Hawr Janet Smith Linda Proctor Donna Tomlin Connie Roblenz Nancy Mossey Fred Tarbell Sue Robinson Mike Martin Lillian Milliman junior reporters Betty Blumer Linda Underwood Elaine Harrington Carol Adams Anita Curtis Sharon Wilson Madelyn Sinclair Dave Shelquist Edie Mullins Sophomore reporters Rose Blumer Pam Morrison Rowena Cox Linda Judge Linda Johnson Paula Cleaver Sandy Fenton Connie Mullins Naomi Tadlock Faith Jordan freshmen Sharon Judge Marcia Walter Mary Jo Wilson Penny Prough Mary Kay Spencer Linda Irwin Gerald Stocker. Witness corridor chaos as teachers switch classes in a frantic game of musical chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Davis
Janice McDohough
Miss Barrows
Pat Blumer
Peggy Rogers
Brocker
Diane Kincade
Jo DuVall
Connie Landgrebe
Dixie Tubaugh
Connie Walter
Marlys Fenton
Doris Hawr
Janet Smith
Linda Proctor
Donna Tomlin
Connie Roblenz
Nancy ‘Mossey
Fred Tarbell
Sue Robinson
Mike Martin
Lillian Milliman
Moravia High School Basketball Tournament Recap
Moravia held its annual class tournament with A and B teams in each class. In the A division the Sophomores beat Freshmen, Seniors beat Juniors 32 31, and the Seniors won the championship 24 19, their second straight school title after last year as Juniors. In the girls tourney the Junior girls defeated Freshmen, Senior girls beat Sophomores, and the Junior title edged the Senior team in the final.
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Moravia
Have Brief Case Will Travel In Moravia Teaching Progress
A brief note discusses teaching as a profession that travels and advances. It highlights progress among Moravia teachers, suggesting mobility and growth in the profession as work moves across places. The excerpt emphasizes the idea that teaching can take one far.
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Moravia
F H A Banquet Friday Night Hearts and Flowers Theme
The F H A banquet on Thursday April 9 features a style show themed Hearts and Flowers with four divisions in home economics and F H A. Girls from regular and non regular classes may model self made outfits. first place wins F H A pins. Diane Kincade and Janet Smith are named.
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Diane Kincade
Janet Smith
Moravia Girls Track Planned with IGAA Meets
The Moravia girls join the Iowa Girls Athletic Association track program. They practice to build endurance for sprint and relay events and field events such as shot put and high jump. Participants include Peggy Rogers and several Wilsons, with meets at Cardinal Relays Pleasantville Relays Carlisle Relays Newton Relays and more.
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Moravia
Iowa Girls Athletic Association
Peggy Rogers
Rose Blumer
Betty Blumer
Becky Wilson
Mary Jo Wilson
Barbara Thomas
Linda Irwin
Minnie Condra
Mary Spencer
Sharon Wilson
Penny Prough
Nancy Mosley
Dixie Tubaugh
Letha Hopkins
Diane Judge
Linda Judge
Sharon Judge
Cardinal
Pleasantville
Wacco
Carlisle
Newton
For Sale Markwell Staplers and Staples
Union Office offers dependable guaranteed Markwell staplers and staples for other makes.
Rules of the School Jumble Preserved by Irwin and Spence
A fragmented school rules list satirically tweaks safety rules with slangy phrases and garbled humor. Named individuals Irwin and Spence appear in the closing line, hinting at a playful school page signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Spence
What girls dislike about boys survey notes
A reader poll lists girls critiquing boys for ill manners and constant showiness. Points include bragging, disrespect toward girls and elders, immaturity, and acting overly smart or like kindergarteners. Some respondents call out predictable behavior and taking others for granted.
Buttered Pecan Rolls Made by Freshmen Class
Freshmen Home Economics class returns from vacation and begins cooking Buttered Pecan Rolls. Two girls from each of three tables cook while the other two observe and help clean. Everyone then samples the rolls.
Sophomore Home Economics Girls Design Spring Fashions
Sophomore girls in Home Economics are creating spring fashions for the FHA banquet. Using sailcloth, sportscloth, textured cotton and other fabrics, they craft jumpers, shifts, and three piece suits in pink blue green white and brown. Some garments remain unfinished as they await completion.
David Copperfield and the Many Characters
A reading note on Dickens classic and a suggestion to read a shorter variant titled Young David Copperfight by Gerald Stocker. It highlights Dickens characters from stern Mr Murdstone to gentle mother and the detail that frames the boy's life up to age eleven or twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Copperfield
Charles'l Dickens
Charles Dickens
Mr. Murdstone
David Copperfight
Inside Russia a puzzle for the world to ponder
A student group reflects on Russia's vast expanse and history. Questions about the 220 million Russian people ask about their hopes fears and beliefs and how these shape rulers. The text notes Russia's size its transportation challenges and rapid 19th century progress.
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Winston Churchhill
Russia
Undefined historical action amid Russian forces remark
Fragmentary World History note mentions inability to determine Russian action with unclear wording. The text appears disrupted, offering no concrete event, date, or identifiable entities beyond Russia and a vague reference to forces. Further readable context needed for a precise summary.
Seniors Visit Woodward Hospital
On March 25, 1964, forty three seniors and sponsors rode a school bus to Woodward. They heard a head physician lecture, then department heads spoke before a main tour. The group saw patients primarily children and young adults with various conditions and noted the facility’s clean, colorful environment and staff efforts. Connie Walter
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Sheldon
Woodward
Des Moines
Woodward Hospital
Connie Walter
Biology class studies grasshopper anatomy and labs
The eighth period biology class learns grasshopper external and internal parts, labels organs in lab manuals, and prepares for an identification test. A report on spiders by Mike Kuhns with Dan Brooks' assistance was well received as students explore moths butterflies and other insects.
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Mike Kuhns
Dan Brooks
For Sale Office Supplies By Union Office
Classified notice offering adding machine rolls stamp pads rubber stamps typing paper carbon paper and other office supplies for sale by Union Office at with available quantities and contact details.
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Union Office
Shanghai iconium by Mrs. Bert Rinehart
Local social notes list Sunday dinners visits at multiple homes in Centerville Ottumwa Glenwood and Moravia. Community members attend birthdays hospital visits baptisms and a funeral service for Mrs Flora Christy with numerous family gatherings and hospitality across nearby towns.
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Shanghai
Iconium
Bert Rinehart
Rinehart family and friends attend varying events
The article lists multiple local social visits and events including Mike Jimmy and Sheila Rinehart with grandmother Mrs Bert Rinehart at a horse sale in Russell. Funeral attendance for Flora Christy is noted along with visits by Christy Aubrey and others.
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Russell
Mike
Jimmy
Sheila Rinehart
Bert Rinehart
Fred Christy
Flora Christy
Aubrey Christy
Wayne Christys
Debbie
Douglas Firkins
Jake ‘Firkins
Jack Firkins
Clayton Sheldon
Addie Sheldon
Glen Overturf
Myra Overturf
Ottumwa
Mike Overturf
Fern Callen
Dennie Cole
Davis County Hospital
Loraine Whitehead
Hazel Hellyer
Artie Barrell
Jake Firkins
Sympathy Notes For Ida Caylor And Local Visitors
The community mourns Mrs Ida Hopkins Caylor a longtime Appanoose County resident with many local visits and gatherings noted. Families and friends including the Strunks Buttons McCoys Penfields Walter Dowd and Kelley households shared calls and meals across several evenings and Sunday visits as part of bereavement support and neighborly duties.
Family of Swan Spends Weekend with Relatives
A Swan family visited Friday and Saturday at John Kelley’s home. A Thursday call from Golden City Missouri involved Kermitt Cleffie and Nell Tubaugh. Mother received well wishes by phone and mail. Sunday guests included Lazell Strunk, Mrs. Clifford Caster, and daughters. Russell and Rosemary talked late Saturday night.
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Swan
John Kelley
Golden City
Kermitt, Cleffie
Nell Tubaugh
Mother
Burtons
Lazell Strunk
Clifford Caster
Russell
Rosemary
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Illingworth
Oy Pnice
Freeney
M. Patrick
Gleason
Opt
Centerville
Iowa
Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer's Inc
F.H.A
Marcia W
Sharon J
Penny P
Maribeth J
Marsha Day
Jean Hawk
Lethal
Mary T
Barbara T
Edie M
Carol A
Beverly S
Connie M
Linda I
Mary Kay Spencer
Gerald Stocker
Ronnie West
Lloyd Landgrebes
Gerald Rinehart
Sheila
Lawrence Hammonds
Shanghai Club
Lorraine Rinehart
Addie
Clarence Sheldon
J. W. McAninch
Lynn Muse
Maude Whitehead
Fay Scott
Vera Firkins
Nellie Thompsons
Vera Fir
Keith Lain
Harold Hawks
Clarence Ballangers
Rex Overturf
Charlie Wakefield
Loyd Landgrebe
Richard
Dean
Connie
Sheryl
Steve Landgrebe
Connie Landgrebes
Bertha McCord
Iowa City
University Hospital
Arthur Burton
Wayne Christy
Gilbert Callens
Barbara
Carol
Mary Lou Rinehart
Jimmy Rinehart
Gary Elliott
Hazel Rinehart
Clara Browns
Margaret Tarbell
Pas ‘Thompson
Be Sikait
Gerald
Spencer's
Coats
CUA Cleaners
Alba
Owa
Ida (Hopkins) Caylor
Appanoose County
Peter Strunk
John Mikel
Iva
Gerald Buttons
Loren Walter
Dixie Kay Tubaugh
Curg McCoy
Neal Penfield
Timmy
Penfields
Curg McCoys
Cary Mc- Coy
Jim Knapp
Delbert Gray
Lovilla
Venetah Tubaugh
Janiece
W.S.C.S
Janet Dowd
Jim
Knapp
Cary McCoy
Max McCoy
Ida
Kelley
Martha
Cross
Herschell
Russell Kelley
Herschel Kelley
John
Bulova
Asumen
Elizabeth
Bast’ Dhossebheom
Bac
Price
West Side Square
Albia
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