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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1965

Page

2

Union Township Community Gathering and Visits

Corrie Beyer reports a busy social week in Union Township with dinner guests at Joe Wilsons, multiple 4H activities, and visits from family and friends including the Kelleys, Coxes, Harpers, and Main, plus relatives from San Diego and Wichita. Community members hosted and attended dinners, birthday observances, and a 4H leader training session in Centerville.

Buddy Bradley Walter Harper Harper Verner Hawk Joe Wilson Russell Alden Russell Kelley Herschel Kelley Centerville George Kelley San Diego Calif John

Salem Past and Present Social Notes Tied to Ottumwa Guests

Households around Ottumwa hosted and visited during the week with Navy leave for Paul, Amy Hiner and Delbert Calhoun homes welcoming guests including Eugene Jackson and Bruce Thompson. Friday and Sunday events included hospital, school plays, and a Sunrise breakfast at Moravia with Sandra Whitehead and Fransig Turners taking Jeanne to Iowa City.

Eugene Jackson Paul Ottumwa Amy Hiner Delbert Calhoun Navy Bruce Thompson Moravia Francine Brozovich Dick Cloyd Harry Jennings Robert Jennings Hazel Clark Hellyer George Hellyer Chance Cole Cecil Glenwood George Brozovich University Hospital Iowa City Richard Kari Lee Amy John Clarence Floyd Hiner Pearl Rannell Raymond Perry Gary Perry Don Besse Cincinnati Hazel Hellyer Lloyd Brown Gene Huff Elbert Perry Clarence Whitehead Sandra Bobby Sandra Whitehead Fransig Turners Jeanne

Back to School Socials and Church Attendance in Albia Area

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown hosted Saturday and Sunday gatherings with many Des Moines relatives and friends visiting at the Brown home. The community also attended Lutheran services in Centerville with Sandra Whitehead singing in the choir. A breakfast at Sunrise in Sconium featured several local families, including Huff and Sandeen clans, while other social calls occurred at the Dell Hellyer and Buster Carter homes.

Lloyd Brown Floyd Crabtree Reymond Perry Gary Perry A. E. Derby Albia Arthur Lewis Janice Jack Comstock Mike Debbie Harlan Steen Teri Des Moines Clarence Whitehead Sandra Bobby Centerville Nancy Susan Sandra Whitehead M.Y.F Moravia Darrell Cooper Dell Hellyer Lioya ‘Brown Buster Carter Lloyd A.E.C Edward McCord Cas Cole Richard Karl Lee Calhoun Sconium Gene Huff John Harold Huff Ronald Huff Iowa City Norma Larry Espy Newton Hazel Sandeen Gaynete Ottumwa Fred Sandeen Blakesburg Bill Wallace Norwalk Naomi Tadiock Floyd Mike Crabtree Lloyd Brownie

Sunday and Easter gatherings across Iconium and Unionville

Shanghai Iconium Bert Rinabart and families joined Harold Hawks and others for Friday and Saturday meals. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hudson and Des Moines relatives. Easter Sunday saw many neighbors at Glen Over turf and multiple farm families hosting dinners and visits. Sunrise service attendance was noted in Iconium.

Bill Hudson Des Moines Harold Hawks Ralph Stickler Ronnie West Gary Elliott Ronald Landgrebe Connie Landgrebe John Mills Lloyd Landgrebes Sally Whitehead Marlaine Labbat Unionville Fay Scott Floyd Lowe Gerald Rggeele Iconium George Hammond Ottumwa Gerald Rinegherts Trugton Dicks Florence Dicks Aubrey Christy Fred Christys Frank Ruth Bennett Glen Overturfs Rex Overt Ronnie Overturf Charlie Wakefield Bob Scieszinski Clarence Ballinger Roger White Mary Lou Rinehart Rimcey Bert Rinehart Shanghai Club Amy Hiner Fred Christy Aubrey Christys Gerald Rinehart Dorman Irwinne Keith Lain Dee Edie Mullins Russell Floydado Tex Glen Over Doris Christy Barbara Patty Nancy Crabtree Margaretta Tarr Stella Argo Jake Firkins Helen Scott Shirley Roy Surfers Dee Lain Hareld Hawk

Family gatherings and visits wrap Easter week in Ottumwa area

Mr and Mrs Don Whitehead and family attended a family dinner at Lowell Moores Easter Sunday. Mrs Clyde Bowes of California called on Mrs Pay Scott Sunday after noon. Numerous visits followed with Lippert Landgrebes Rineharts Christys Overts Ferns and many other neighbors. Residents shared meals and greetings from Friday to Monday as extended kin and friends gathered across Ottumwa area.

Art Kloster Wichita Kansas Richard Rushlow Chris Eric Charleston S.C Burdett Cox Rowena Nyle Dale Cox Jim Logan Walter Harper Rowena Cox Paul Criciebaugh Dennis’ Kelley Burdette Ward Gary Salter Randy Vicki Ottumwa Herschel Kelley Richard Rushtow Richard Proctor Gaylord Main Joanne Bridie Main Cora Tubaugh Leta Don Whitehead Lowell Moores Clyde Bowes Calif Pay Scott Lloyd Landgrebe Linda Landgrebe Winton Mike Jimmy Rinehart Bert Rinehart Doris Christy Paul Lorraine Rinehart Shelia David Lippert Newton Lloyd Landgrebes Roger White Burlington Glen Overturfs Barbara Patty Paul Christy Aubrey Christys Bert Rineharts Fred Christy Bertha Overturf Verna Wakefield Judy Ballanger Jack Firkins Jake Firkins Harold Hawk Lester Coch- Tans The Iconium Woman’s Society of Christian Service Tele Christy Florence Dicks George Hiners Ruby Hoffman Centerville Rex Overturg Ronnie Over‘turf Judy Hallanger Charlie Wakefield Glen Overtucs Grace Whitehead Don

Spanish class reads aloud and translates dialogue progress

In Spanish I and II classes students read aloud and translate. They have learned to answer a phone and carry on a conversation. They are now learning knife and utensil names and will describe a house. Debra Walker.

Poetry Class Writes Rhymed Verses and Read Aloud

In the past week students studied poetry with paired rhymes. One sample poem by Mary Joyce Mullins laments teachers' schedules and student life. Additional readings include The Witch by Marsha Stewart Gods World by Patty Rogers and The Twins by Nancy Leffler as Nancy Crabtree records.

Mary Joyce Mullins the Witch Marsha Stewart Patty Rogers Nancy Leffler

Speech on job interviews and college admissions practices

A classroom discussion reviews recent interviews and how to apply for jobs or college. Students analyze their performance, identify areas to improve, and plan for future applications. The dialogue reflects practical tips and collective learning from the exercise.

Linda Whitehead Gains Noted Job Experience

Linda Whitehead reflects on recent work experience as a valuable step toward future employment. She notes tangible skills gained and plans to pursue opportunities soon.

Linda Whitehead

Iowa F F A State Convention Calendar Note

April events list includes Davenport venue on the 22nd with Jr High Operetta practice at 1 PM Scribbler staff meeting on April 1 period. On April 23 grade school operetta. April 26 F C A meeting. April 28 F H A meeting in 7th period.

Iowa F.C.A F.H.A

Student Council Meeting Notes Outline April 13

The Student Council met during fourth period on April 13. They discussed the District Convention on April 15, asked Dan Brook's mother to take a car, and planned a program on preserving timber wolves for next December. Roger Mullins read the new constitution and the first Article was approved. another meeting will be held to complete approval. They discussed membership and ways to reduce it. The meeting adjourned at period end.

Dan Brook Timberwolves Roger Mullins Linda Whitehead

What Is Your Favorite Song And Why

Penny Prough explains she does not understand yet is glad others do. Sophomores joke about a party for Prom with no invites. Linda Irwin wants I Must Be Seeing Things due to eye spots. Tad says Count Me In for feeling left out. Carol Adams recalls The Birds and the Bees from a story. Mary Jo Wilson requests Clap Clap bongos. Marsha Day cites Moonglow and Panic as old yet beautiful and tearful. Jani Ward notes Stop in the Name of Love to justify stopping at stop signs. Marcia Walter wants I Want to Hold Your Hand because of your foot 3. Terry Prough claims Race In on always.

Penny Prough Linda Irwin Tad Carol Adams Mary Jo Wilson Marsha Day Jani Ward Marcia Walter Terry Prough

Parts of Speech Kiss Confusion Quiz

A concise linguistic note examines whether a kiss can be classified as a noun verb or preposition. It argues a kiss is a noun as a thing, a verb as an action, and discusses prepositional use in phrases, clarifying common misclassifications.

Perfect Senior Boy and Girl Profiles Listed

A compiled list names Marsha Stewart and Linda Underwood as perfect senior girls and Johny McClurg Tim Mihalevich as boys, with each student paired to mentors for hair eyes scholastic ability smile personality and athletic/clothes attributes. The document credits several staff members including Keith Miller, Dave Shelquist, Richard Doud, Dave Oehler, Larry Wood, Larry Grinstead, Marie Van Dorin, Joyce Roberts, Sharon Wilson, Diane Judge, Betty Blumer, Elaine Harrington, and Linda Whitehead along with Mary Joyce Mullins.

Johny McClurg Tim Mihalevich Keith Miller Dave Shelquist Richard Doud Dave Oehler Larry Woodward Larry Grinstead Linda Underwood Marie van Dorin Joyce Roberts Sharon Wilson Diane Judge Betty Blumer Elaine Harrington Linda Whitehead Mary Joyce Mullins

Monomials and polynomials studied in algebra class

In Alebra I we graph monomials and polynomials on a plane. Mr. Horridge assigns worksheets for practice over several days. Algebra is hard but the students understand it and next we will cover multiplication.

Alebra I

General Science Six Week Test Results

Patty Rogers reports that the class completed a six week test covering science in general. The final six weeks will focus on physics and chemistry, though not in great detail.

Patty Rogers

Home Ec class studies the four food groups

Students in Home Economics continue exploring the basic four food groups. The lesson emphasizes balanced nutrition and foundational dietary knowledge.

The Best Way To Eat film highlights good food habits

Judi Stufflebeam notes a film called The Best Way To Eat stressing early healthy eating for future well being. It references a book titled So You Are Ready To Cook and end chapter questions designed to deepen understanding.

Judi

Perfect Junior Boy and Girl Leadership and Traits List

A compiled roster of junior boys and girls detailing each member’s traits: Hair John Huff, Leadership Roger Mullins, Personality Larry Hiatt, Smile James Murdy, Clothes Russell Bettis, Build Larry Coltrain, Scholastic Ability Max Hawk, Athletic Ability Rick Rhee. Junior Girl list includes Hair Donna Rae Oard, Leadership Connie Mullins, Personality Paula Cleaver, Smile Cathy Faber, Clothes Linda Judge, Figure Sandy Fenton, Scholastic Ability Rowena Cox, Athletic Ability Rose Bhemter, Mary Joyce Muiting.

John Huff Roger Mullins Larry Hiatt James Murdy Russell Bettis Larry Coltrain Max Hawk Rick Rhee Donna Rae Oard Connie Mullins Paula Cleaver Cathy Faber Linda Judge Sandy Fenton Rowena ‘Cox Rose Bhemter Mary Joyce Muiting

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