World War II Europe 1939 40 study and readings
In World History class students study how World War II developed in Europe during 1939 and 1940. English IT finishes a unit on personal pronouns and now reads articles from the Readers Digest.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1955
Page
5
In World History class students study how World War II developed in Europe during 1939 and 1940. English IT finishes a unit on personal pronouns and now reads articles from the Readers Digest.
A roundup of classroom activities shows Home Economics groups designing menus and preparing dishes, freshmen English exploring theme writing, general science examining erosion and fossil studies, math moving from area to volume, Civics studying money needs, Agriculture I applying arithmetic to grain volume, Shorthand II increasing speed, Typing II practicing job letters, art finishing color pictures and portraits, and Economics discussing borrowing lending interest and profits while American Literature surveys lyric poetry including William Cullen Bryant.
A mischievous plot in which Dick plans to hide money for Miss Barton and a fake clairvoyant, aided by a crook, triggers a cascade of comedic hauntings. The siblings add pranks and the money vanishes then reappears through chaotic disguises and twists ending with a lighthearted payoff.
A collage of school whispers flies around with questions about who insulted whom, who skipped class, and who bought old class rings. The note hints at a sophomore boy’s pranks and requests readers Jim and Keith to weigh in on baseball and trust, while playful taunts and rumors ripple through the hall.
The Mo Riveria Chapter of the Future Home Makers of America held its April 12 1955 meeting with 20 members present answering roll call to My Favorite Spring Flower. Officers to be elected were discussed, and banquet bills approved. Rosalie Sneeden and Martha MacCorst reported on the state convention and led a song. Closing ceremony completed the session.
Name Jerry L Woodward born December 1 1936 in Marshalltown Iowa. Attended Pearson Iowa Neligh Nebraska Fort Collins Colorado Campigian Colorado Moravia Iowa High school Howord 18. Hair black eyes blue height six feet weight 150. Favorite candy bar They hurt my teeth. Orchestra Sammy Kaye actress none actor John Wayne radio Bob Cummings TV sport car racing Olds Super 88 Holiday Convertible song This Ole House ambition to be a millionaire activities Baseball 4 Annual Staff letter awards Basketball 2 Baseball 3 hobbies Working on cars pet peeve Flirty women and men of boys and girls plans for next year Work Comanchee air vacation Hawaii
Jack Dean Easter was born August 10, 1936 in Wapello County Iowa. He attended Boyer grade school and Moraine High School. He is brown hair brown eyes and 5 feet 6 inches tall weighing 125 pounds. His interests include fishing and agriculture and he enjoys the Stan Kenton orchestra Jane Russell Audie Murphy and the radio program Dragnet. He plans some form of training next year and has no stated ambtion.
An ad reading Eat Here-50 million flies can't be wrong appears with chatter about a Mone and Jo feature. The note questions which MHS teacher reads the newspaper daily at Bucks. Irene and several girls are linked to a banquet mishap, with murky details remaining.
Weather notes and social roundup from Enon Township recounts a windy day and a flurry of visits and parties. Locals include the VanDorins and Fabers at meetings, birthdays, and gatherings, plus kin visits to Ottumwa and Des Moines. A table paper ad closes the item.
Maple Grove community items recap visits and gatherings. Families such as Tadlocks Atkins Beaty and Johnsons share time at homes and events including birthdays and church activities. Names include Lois Tadlock Basil Tadlock Bud McDanel Maribh, Shull, Tubaugh and Walter.
The Brushy Ladies Aid met with Mrs Flora Carter on Tuesday April 12 for a cooperative noon dinner. The group pieced quilt blocks and held a devotional led by president Mrs Ethel Lem ley. Prizes went to Flora Carter Fay Fenton and Isai Sulser. Next meeting at Mrs Florence Martin on April 26.
Last Sunday and weekend social rounds touch Centerville residents. Mr and Mrs T C Young hosted and visited neighbors including Ed Fenton and the Martin family. Several 4 H members and Farm Bureau attendees gathered in Centerville. Ronald Robertson celebrated a birthday with kin.
Mr and Mrs Earl Swift host Franklin visitors from Des Moines and nearby towns. The Calhouns, Polsons, Ammons, and Wilsons appear in several gatherings at the Swift and Pavlick homes. Moravia and Albia mentions show a busy social sequence in the community.
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