IM H S SCRIBBLER STAFF AND PAGE NOTES
The Scribbler staff lists editors writers and typists including Janice Mosley Mary Mosley Dick Sweeden Bennie Tarbell Linda Ward and many others. They discuss future jobs saving for old age and national security as a major government concern. The piece reflects on atomic risk and the pursuit of security through higher positions and better pay.
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Janice Mosley
Mary Mosley
Dick Sweeden
Bennie Tarbell
Linda Ward
Ann Mihalovich
Betty Ann King
Rita Gardner
Mary DuVall
Karen Scott
Donna Rae Turhaugh
Sharon O'Conner
Virginia Burger
Sharon Walter
Janice Vickrey
Bert Batterson
Jim Foster
Mona Main
Sharon McSparen
Martha Rouse
Janet Harrington
Nellie Argo
Janet Phillips
Judy Smith
Marilois Robinson
Smile as your lifelong trademark editorial
Editorial urges readers to cultivate a cheery smile as a personal trademark. It argues fame may fade but a daily, genuine smile endures in memory and daily interaction. The piece challenges everyone to try, suggesting lasting personal impact comes from simple, consistent positivity.
The Goal of School: Security Through Learning
The speaker suggests common aim is security, stating that attending school is for learning. The line frames education as a path to safety and stability, emphasizing collective purpose behind schooling.
Science class reviews Kansas tests and workbooks
The general science department discusses mixing elements as chemistry. On Wednesday the science class took Kansas tests covering topics they have studied or will study. Freshmen work on science workbooks handed in every six weeks, made from clippings in newspapers and magazines.
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Kansas
High School Teens Discuss Steady Relationships
In Moravia the vote among 150 students found 112 in favor of going steady and 29 against. Forty four students said they were going steady, 98 said they were not, while eight refused to answer.
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Moravia
National Library Week Observed April 12 18
National Library Week will be observed this year from April 12 to 18 with the theme Wake Up and Read. The date marks the continued challenge to those who aided the first National Library Week in 1958.
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National Library Week
Coming Up Calendar of Events and Student Council
Friday, April 24 and Saturday, April 25 include seventh and eighth grade trips. Monday, April 27 and Wednesday, April 29 feature the sectional baseball tournament. Thursday, April 20 hosts Student Council from 10 40 to 11 20. Bennie Tarbell librarian reporter notes a national reading promotion with 500 word articles by 20 authors including Steinbeck and Alan Vil Hers to promote better reading habits and library support.
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Steinbeck
Harry Overstreet
Alan Vil
America
Bennie Tarbell
Barn Dance Items Listed In Odd Inventory Clarified
A scrambled catalog style list includes items such as carrot strip bottle neck match box moth ball lip stick cow slip nose drop mouth wash bed spring board walk cat wash salad bowl pin curl wail paper banana split office practice class ring wrist watch black smith cat fish with no clear event or context provided.
Moravia Seniors Win Central College Scholarships
Four Moravia High seniors receive Central College scholarships in Pella Iowa. Recipients are Gene Vincent $250 Charles Argo $200 Carl Rouse $300 and Dick Sweeden $300.
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Moravia High
Central College
Pella
Iowa
Gene Vincent
Charles Argo
Carl Rouse
Dick Sweeden
Library Club Meeting Highlights and National Library Week Board
The Library club met on Wednesday April 15 for its regular session. A quiz covered library rules magazine filing and locating reference books. Mrs Campbell reviewed the ten general divisions of non fiction and their locations.
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Library Club
Campbell
Nancy Turner
Sandy Card
Bennie Tarbell
National Library Week
Senior plans and science course years noted in school survey
The survey shows six students took three years of science, eleven had two years, and two had one year. Ten seniors said they planned to attend trade schools after graduation.
Limber Necks Write Limericks From Freshman Class
A high school English assignment produced humorous limericks by freshmen. Authors include Nancy Tomlin, Margaret Fenton, Jeanne Hawk, and others, each spoofing rhyme about names and situations with light, comic verse.
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Margaret Fenton
Charlie
Jeanne Hawk
Max
Nancy Tomlin
The Putter Offer in Oil Fields
In muck ankle-deep workers debated a heavy booster pump base. A weathered Texan urged action saying it is better to try something wrong than nothing, to learn from it. The tale frames keep-to-it-ism over opportunism as the path to progress.
Special Election Planned for Moravia Iowa May 18 1959
Public notice states a special election will be held in Moravia Appanoose County on May 18 1959. The proposition asks if the Moravia Gas Company shall be granted the right and franchise to erect operate and maintain a natural gas distribution system in Moravia for 25 years with pipes mains and appurtenances in streets alleys and public places. Polling place listed as Community Building.
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Moravia
Appanocose
Moravia Gas Company
Ia Successora and Assighe
Appanoose
Rapanoose County
Iowa
Appanoose County
Towa
Sal
GAS Works
OUE CREDIT PLAN For Cosmic Diamonds
Advertisement outlines a credit program for Cosmic Diamond rings. A $100 ring requires $15 down and $2.50 weekly payments. Encourages shoppers to compare quality and prices at the store.
Moravia Gas Franchise Vote Notice 1959
Official franchise ballot for gas works distribution system proposes granting Moravia Gas Company a 25 year franchise to erect maintain and operate a natural gas distribution in Moravia Appanoose County Iowa. Voting hours 12 noon to 7 pm April 7 1959 with YES or NO marks per ballot guidance.
Moravia Community School District Holds Special Bond Election
A special election for Moravia Community School District in Monroe and Appanoose counties Iowa is set for April 28 1959. Voters will decide on issuing bonds up to 290000 to build and furnish a schoolhouse and acquire a site. Polls open 12 pm to 7 pm at the Community Building basement Moravia town square.
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Moravia Community
Monroe
Appanoose
Iowa
Moravia
Munity
Appancose
Jasua
Owa
C. C. Coulson
Salt Moravia
Monroa
Appanooss
Are Moravia Students Meeting Basic Subject Requirements
Readily incomplete survey shows the graduating class with varied years in science mathematics and English. Data indicates 14 with one year science and 21 with two, while many lack consistent math and English coursework. Of 19 seniors planning college, English years range from 3 to 4, and math years show uneven completion.
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RIST
Centerville
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Ford Service
General Motor
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Ford
Albia
Albia Sales CO
Sale Pavilion
H. C. Peterson and Sons
Don and
John and
Paul Morehead
West Side
GEM Shop
Lowe
Thia
Dayne Taylor
W. H Burton
R. E
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
Ray McCloud
Unionville
Unionville, Missouri
Granite Works Clay Hurley
Alugn
Iowa Southern
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Albia Roy Rinehart
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