Weekly Happenings Labor Day No School
School closed for Labor Day on Sept 4 with no classes. Sept 5 features a stage band program at 8 pm. Sept 6 band boosters meet at 1 45 pm.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1972
Page
5
School closed for Labor Day on Sept 4 with no classes. Sept 5 features a stage band program at 8 pm. Sept 6 band boosters meet at 1 45 pm.
Four members of the Mohawkette summer softball team received honorable mention all state recognition from Jack North and coaches around the state. Pitcher Vicki Van Dorin, who graduated last year, will not return to this falls team. The other honorees are Fonda Dicks at third, Robin Spencer in the outfield, and Sally Martin at shortstop.
June 18-23 six Moravia girls Pat Lockman Janice Hallanger Judy Lockman Kathy Martin Susan Crabtree and Brenda Mitchell traveled to Northwest Missouri State College for a National Cheerleading Association sponsored workshop. The group learned new techniques chants and pompom routines marking Moravia’s first ever participation in such an event. Sponsor Mrs Susan Limbacker praised the girls for their four day experience.
Over 600 girls from Town Missouri Nebraska and Kansas attended a workshop at Hudson Hall dorms with good counselors and many new friends. Moravia stood out with two superior and two outstanding ribbons as they endured long days from 6:30 am to 10:30 pm. They recall meals of shrimp and steak and plan to return next year while supporting school spirit.
Mr Alien Chapman and Mr Lee Schwerdtferger attended an Iown State Education Association workshop in Winterset on August 17. They sought ideas to promote ISEA teacher enrollment and discussed methods to boost membership during group discussions.
Moravia elementary school implements the Houghton Mifflin Reading Program to boost reading comprehension across kindergarten to sixth grade. Twelve levels are used with split groups by mastery and placement tests guiding level changes. Mrs Nolan of Houghton Mifflin trained staff last spring and on August 14. Pam Murphy of the Monroe 4-H club is mentioned among students.
County girls chosen to send exhibits to the Iowa State Fair this summer include Pam whose blue ribbon placemat and plate setting with green daisy trim and daisy flatware marked her first year of eligibility. Multiple local residents are listed as visiting and attending events around the Great River Days and community birthdays and gatherings.
On July 13 Stephen Woodin a Moravia student and M H S senior auditioned for a music scholarship at Town Weselyan College Mount Pleasant Chaperone Mr Allen Chapman accompanied by Susan Dooley on piano The audition was conducted by Mr Burton Mahle head of Iowa Weselyan music department Stephen plans to major in music and has been notified funds are pending for the scholarship.
Sixteen gallons of sunshine yellow and bright orange cover Moravia High music room over two evenings using a Sprayer loaned by Moravia Farm Service. A dropped ceiling completes the look as Ray Hudson works on new instrument cabinets and talks of installing a first week September air conditioner. Allen Chapman praises the Story and Clark piano while old piano heads to the grade school. Band students welcome new uniforms with shots jackets and spats arriving soon.
Mrs. Lois Wilson entered Iowa City General Hospital Sunday for a scheduled Wednesday morning operation. The report lists visitors from Kansas and Missouri, with local names at the hospital and at the state fair weekend. Several residents, including Rev. Woodin and Gladys Harsh, appear in a community note of greetings and health.
Rera and Mark Ammons visited her father Claude Rogers on Saturday. Thelma and Leon Calhoun spent Tuesday with Kenneth Calhoun. Hari Swift and Mildred Argo hosted visitors Tuesday. John Noland’s family joined Charles Hershberger for Sunday. Loyd Johnson Henry Van Welden hosted Sunday dinner at Roscoe ps with Dr and Mrs Biser and Charles Jennings. Pearl Runnells spent Saturday at Delbert Calhoun’s. Gary Perry and family visited Larry Derby on Saturday. Lloyd Ammons Dale and Mark attended the state fair in Des Moines on Saturday.
Sunday and Saturday visits spread across multiple households including the Calhouns, Gardners, Wilsons, Ammons, Swift, Eastlick, Carbens, and Derbys. Attendees shared meals and attended a wedding at the United Methodist church in Tainter Ta, with Ferns and friends noted among the gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Merle Prater Phillip and Carmella spent the weekend at Cowden Illinois. Mr and Mrs Roy Argo Mrs Verda Argo of Oskaloosa Mrs Delbert Calhourt and Mrs Pearl Runnells of Ottumwa called at the Amy Hiner home Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Pearl Runnells were Saturday evening visitors. Mr and Mrs Terry Rose and
Kristie and Mrs Helen Rose dined with Dick and Haz alef while Hazel Rinehart and Mary Lou made evening calls. The Rose and Hellyer families visited Centerville on Friday and Saturday, with numerous gatherings at Gene Huff and related homes. Several relatives traveled from Des Moines, Washington, and states to visit, celebrate birthdays, and return from trips to Colorado and Nebraska.
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