M H S Scribbler notes class scoring and students
The six boys scored 367 points with Bill Broshar 104 and Bill Harris 87. High season scoring averages are noted. Santa photos, Christmas tree posters, and classroom activities are mentioned. Patty’s birthday, Dixie cups, a flower plant given, and Mary DuVall’s fish are recorded. Names list attendance and perfect spelling in various grades. Vera Wall joins fifth grade. Judy Martin and Colleen Fenton named December librarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Broshar
Bill Harris
Santa Claus
Mrs. Cross
Patty
Judy
Mary DuVall
Karen Pfannebecker
Gordon Woodward
Nancy Turner
Dwight Thompson
Billy Rogers
Sandra Card
Terry Martin
Mary DuValis
Diana Burton
Patsy Blumer
David Bailey
Betfec
Ronnie Broshar
Linda Coulson
Lester Dooley
Richard Harp
Richard Mason
John Murdy
John Murphy
Deverre Thompson
Max Bailey
Ronald Cross
Carol Day
Sue Easter
Carol Main
Larry Martin
Jimmie Mellwain
Lavonne Carit
Janice Sawyer
Sarah Selix
Arthur Simmons
Mary Thompson
David Whaley
Robby Woodward
Susanna Jane
Secret
Charles Argo
Glenys Fenton
Gary Underwood
Yvonne Gardner
Kent Kirkman
Lavenne Card
Donna MecEldery
Faidy
Billy DuVall
Wanda Melflwain
Larry Pfannebecker
Billy Rose
Billy Woodward
Donnie Burton
Maxine Firkins
Jerold Luse
Judy Martin
Ronald Tomlin
Paul Turner
Donna Underwood
Vera Wall
Cincinnati
Colleen Fenton
Boyer Ridge social notes and local visits
Betty Jean Foster reports neighbors visiting relatives and attending games in Moravia. Judy Kay Cochran spent time with her aunt and uncle, Raymond and unnamed Deering in Plano. Other locals, including O’Conner and Paxston families, travel to Ottumwa for a hospital visit and welcome a new baby daughter. Helpers list for W C Easter barn work includes Lester Cochran and others. Small town updates note a culvert replacement near the Olin t Foster home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Kay Cochran
Raymond Deering
Plano
Moravia
Kenneth O'Conner
Frank O'Conner
Ottumwa
Fay Paxston
Paxston
W. C. Easter
Lester Cochran
James Kaster
Frank
Kermit Gladfelder
Rex Foster
Larry Weston
Russell Burns
Hubert Benge
Henry Foster
Olint Foster
Neighbors Share Wood and Visit in Enon
In Enon neighbors led by Mrs J T Van Dorin delivered a winter supply of wood after a group sawed and split logs on Monday. A long list of volunteers helped with meals visits and errands while minor injuries were tended. Several residents visited friends and relatives across Centerville Udell and Otumwa.
Intramural win highlights Freshman squad effort
Russell leads a pre regular games clash where the Freshman edge the 7th and 8th teams 22 to 14 with Woodward scoring 12 points. The note praises teamwork and shooting leaders while urging focus on top scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Woodward
Kinser Valley by George R. Darby
Ottumwa residents visit and illness notes dominate this Kinser Valley update. E L Wilson family attends cancer examination in Ottumwa while local folks including Darby and Long families visit, share meals, and recount small-town activities. Temperature records show 13 degrees above and a warming trend.
Local Social Roundup From Centerville Area
A long list of dinner guests visits and callers across Centerville Moravia Numa Ottumwa and surrounding homes including the Ashbys Luses Mericles Moffitts Mikelss and Burns families. Activities include church, birthdays, bazaar events and a basketball clinic with numerous forgettable weekends noted.
Franklin Notes of Visits and Helpers in Local Homes
Mrs John Moffatt and Mrs Leo Hoffman plus Mrs Clayton Sheldon aided Mrs Rex Hayer in cooking for wood sawers on Tuesday. Earl Swift and Lloyd Ammons baled hay for Coy Swift on Monday morning, and Roy Moffatt sawed wood for Coy in the afternoon. Vinton Lundy guest at Roscoe Argo home Saturday. Dawryn and Neal Sheldon called at Fred Argo home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Argo spent Sunday there. Mrs David Hanly and daughter Ann Marie helped cook for hay balers and wood sawers Monday. Seallers at Bernard Kitterman home Friday. John Sulentie at Pete Sulentie home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lee Rogers and Mrs Claude Rogers with daughter Pauline visited Lloyd Ammons home Sunday. Monday evening at Clayton Sheldon home. Mr and Mrs Rey Moffatt and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faber
Dallas Faber
Guy Roberts
Mearl Walter
Doyle McDanel
Mervin
Loren Thompson
Harold Hawk
Glen Fowler
Bill Hoffman
E. G. Hawk
J. C. Lockman
Mia
Floyd McFall
Ottumwa
Joe Griffin
R. S. Faber
J. €. Lockman
Centerville
Meryl Henderson
Richard
Hilbert Roberts
Leo van Dorin
Einfred Johnson
Burdell Roberts
Alva Fowler
Udell
Francis Purvis
Carl Jean
Joyce
Fred van Dorin
Leo
Marie
J.T
Sylvan van Dorin
Geo. Simmons
Mearl Walter Home
Arthur Johnson
Art McCombs
Albert
Marvin Vance
Olive Moffatt
Henry Elliott
Ben Pickerel
Eldred Estlack
Roscoe Argo
Phyllis Haver
Mt. Pleasant
Clell Sheldon
Frances and
Dawryn
Clayton Sheldon
Vinton Lundy
Fred Argo
Rex Haver
Will Hagerman
Roy Moffatt
Marie Dodge
Mac Cleek
E. F. Stansberry
Edward Haver
Orman Whicker
Moravia
Leo Hoffman
Rex Hayer
Earl Swift
Lloyd Ammons
Coy Swift
Neal Sheldon
Argo Brothers
David Hanly
Ann Marie
Bernard Kitterman
John Sulentie
Pete Sulentie
Lee Rogers
Claude Rogers
Pauline
Clean Spreader Before Storing It For Winter
Iowa State College expert Dale Woolsoncroft warns fertilizer spreaders must be thoroughly cleaned after use to avoid corrosion. Running the spreader under shelter is not enough as commercial fertilizers draw moisture when left in the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Woolsoncroft
Iowa State College
Town owners remove fertilizer to curb corrosion damage
This report notes that rusting cases prompt town owners to remove all fertilizer material including dust particles to prevent corrosion. Some also remove agitators and movable parts and wipe out the drill, a practice Woolsoncroft cites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolsoncroft
Pals At New London Keep Fox Terrier and Wild Fox as Pets
In New London two friends, Spotty the fox terrier and Tippy a young wild fox captured as a cub last winter, have become companions. Tippy, eight months old, is house-broken and friendly and now lives as a pet with Raymond Colton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Tippy
Spotty
Raymond Colton
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M.H.S. Scribbler
Scribbler
Eee
Oneila Whicker
Don Sears
Patty Halden
Edna Mae Luse
Dean Tomlin Musie
Marilyn Hiatt
Boyer Ridge
Betty Jean Foster
Enon
Nan
Lennox
Woodward's Plumbing & Heating CO
UC Ee Ad
Wyler
Hamilton
Bulova
Elgin Gruen — Helbros
John Alden
Garland
West Side Square
New Plymouth
DeVos
Kay
Sounya Noa
Alka-Seltzer AF
Veach Drug Store
Moravie, Lows
Kinser Valley
George R. Darby
E. L. Wilson
Russell Darbys
Even Long
Wife
Mrs. Long
Albia
John Johnson
Wilson
Pearl Hiner
Mrs. Hiner
Charley McCurdy
Charley Johnson
Carl Cloyed
Erven Long
Jake Vidas
Erven
Ell
LeRoy Wilson
John van Dalin
E. N. Caitterlin
Hotel
Angex
Lows
Raymond Ashby
Bill Luse
Fairfield
Bert Luse
Robert Luse
James Cline
Forest Mericle
Doyle Mericle
Mystic
Ivan Moffitt
Walter Forbes
Mary Burns
Neva Mericle
Clyde
Beaty
Sylvia
Elsie Callen
Wesley Chapel
Lilly
Martha
Edyth Coulson
Perry Mikels
Geral
Connie Clinkenbeards Sale
Numa
David Weston
Larry
Forbush
Perry Mikela
Dwight Stocker
Theo Miller
van le Masters
Roscoe Pennington
Herbert Boblenz
Jerry Boblenz
Junior Merkle
Phillip
Carolyn Whicker
Bert Meadows
George Sedon
Leta Fay
Cliff Whicker
Freda Morrison
Dorothy Underwood
Bert Suse
Franklin
John Moffatt
NYLON
Prinkets
Northwest Corner Square
Frank Swaim
Amos McGhghy
Richey Florists
Iowa
Davis Paint Store
Moravia Gym
Moravia Vs. Pulaski
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