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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1973
Page
4
Report mixes sci fi humor with Moravia High School Chorus and Band plans for a Christmas concert on Sunday December 16 at 2 pm in the high school facilities. The piece ends with a reveal that the visiting creatures are actually students.
The elementary classes present their annual Christmas operetta A Christmas Fantasy featuring all elementary students. The program runs Thursday December 13 at 7 30 pm in the high school auditorium with no admission charged for the public.
Calendar items list December meetings and sports for multiple schools. Events include Cook’s meeting at 2:00 p.m. and board meetings at 7:30 p.m. with various basketball games and Christmas shows from December 13 to 20 across Seymour, Melcher Dallas, Mormon Trail, Chariton, and J.W. Girls teams.
A fragmented survey of student answers labeling ultra crepadanium as a joke term. Responses span poetry, makeup, seating charts, cheer dynamics, and humorous misdefinitions, with notes on Greek roots and plural versus singular usage.
Mary Jo Bruce, a 15 year old new sophomore at Moravia High School, lives with her parents James and one family, plus brothers Kirk David and Jamie. She studies biology home ec geometry history English and P E, and participates in basketball F H A and Science Club. Her hobbies include goofing around and favorites span Burn Down the Mission Brian's Song pizza and lasagna with rotten bananas and mushy eggs as pet peeves.
Readers submit varied playful responses to the prompt what would you do if rock singer Alice Cooper took the country. Participants include Misty S Patti Dar V Mrs Ellison Judy L Henry H Sheila D Tina F Tim S and others offering lighthearted plans and reactions.
The boys feature Bono McDanel, noted for playing multiple positions. He slipped from 6 10 to 5 10 while cruising in compact cars. When asked about Samson strength after haircuts, he says yes with no further comment. He explains a fist gesture means a bloody nose before he acts. He keeps socks up with side-suspenders and a front strap.
Congratulations go to Mr and Mrs Jack Ballanger on the arrival of a new baby boy. Mr and Mrs Ernest West were shopping and visiting in Ottumwa Friday. Roberta Hiatt visited her mother in Unionville, Missouri. Linda Wilson placed second in a wool contest in Ames.
Mr and Mrs John Woods hosted on Tuesday. Kalvig home welcomed Junior Donovan Edna Downard Hazel Scott Ruben Faber and Clella Free. Genevie Kalvig visited Maggie Faber. Charles Wakefield and family were Sunday guests of Clarence Ballanger family.
The public notices inform residents of legal proceedings affecting them and groups with potential personal interests. Readers are urged to review notices in this section to stay informed about actions, parties, and deadlines.
The Appanogis County Board of Supervisors met December 3, 1973 at 9:00 am with members Evans Streepy and Anderson present. Minutes from November 20, 1973 were read and approved. The board then approved numerous claims across General Fund and County Farm Fund including car expenses, office supplies, salaries, and reimbursements from State and local sources.
A fragmented list shows names such as Whitlock Cheryle M and Bolton Marvin with attorney fees and court-related charges. It records salaries, withholdings, medical care payments, and various reimbursements across counties and institutions, including West Publishing, Powell List, and Centerville.
Appanoose County Board of Supervisors met in regular session December 3, 1973 in Centerville Iowa. A revision to the August 20, 1989 Regulators Governing Subdivision of land was adopted adding to paragraph seven on page 3 the requirement to show the number of acres of platted ground in each forty acres or part thereof. Signed by County Auditor Laurson and officials.
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