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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1971
Page
5
An editor argues that student magazines face unequal censorship, stifling free expression. Citing examples from Moravia and discussions with Iowa student editors, the piece calls for censorship to be the same as other publications and insists on broader academic freedom.
Ruth Ellen Steenhoek is an eighteen year old Newton native born March 9, 1953. She attends government, mechanical drawing, English IV, Home Ec Ul and P E with favorite subjects being mechanical drawing and government. Her favorite teachers are Mr Miller and Mrs Hayden. Extracurriculars include FTA Science Club Scribbler Library Club track softball cheerleading and Girls Glee Club. She enjoys laughing and being with fun loving people while her pet peeve is administration and the school’s management this year.
Randy Scott born October 10 1953 in Center Ville is 17 with brown hair and brown eyes. He studies government sociology bookkeeping and architectural drawing with sociology as his favorite subject and participates in football and basketball. His hobby is being with Debbie and playing sports and his pet peeve is people who think they know everything. The class trip will be his highlight of high school.
Hob Self, son of Carol Self, is seventeen born May 28, 1953 in Albia. He studies government sociology Art I and Vo Ag IV with sociology as his favorite subject. His extra activities include basketball baseball and FFA. Bob enjoys hunting as a pastime and dislikes know-it-alls. The senior trip is his high school highlight.
Nellie Thomas, seventeen, daughter of Mrs A G Thomas, was born August 10, 1953 in Kansas City Missouri. Her subjects include P E bookkeeping sociology English IV and government. Active in Scribbler Library Club and Little Mo's Mag she enjoys radio and relaxing. her pet peeve is people who think they are better than others. Graduation and the senior trip are her upcoming high points.
Extract lists salaries rents and services across departments. Names such as Centerville National Bank City Gook Store and Laurson Beverley appear with amounts for salaries refunds and care and keep. Local funds include State of Iowa assets and various nursing homes and medical suppliers referenced with care costs and mileage.
The 1971 records show payroll for numerous laborers including Lesroy Abbott and John A Shonts, plus payments to Campbells Body Shop and Centerville Water Works. Tax sale items and highway project papers are filed, with board approval recorded April 6 1971 by Supervisors Doyle N Anderson Arthur M Streepy Carl A Evans and County Auditor Verl K Farnsworth.
Genevie Kaling and Bessie Donovan visited Eva Hiatt and Mae McDonald Wednesday afternoon. Families in the area gathered for weekend visits and Sunday suppers with relatives in Ottumwa Mount Ayr Knoxville Des Moines and other nearby towns. Local residents attended the State Hospital Auxiliary convention with Grace Whitehead Louise Cline and Mary Burkhiser.
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