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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
7
The Scribbler staff notes three days remain before Christmas as shoppers rush from place to place. Editorial reflects on gift giving, budget limits, and the meaning of the season. The piece emphasizes love over price and wishes readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. The Government class is mentioned as a new note.
The President serves a four year term and may serve two terms or ten years in total. Since 1951 after F D R’s three and four term, age requirements and citizenship are defined. The President selects Cabinet members with Senate approval. In succession the Vice President, Speaker of the House, President pro tem, and cabinet follow. Linda to win.
World history studies compare France as a centralized monarchy resisting concessions through the Estates General and leading to a bloody revolution with early modern England's evolving government. They explore French manners, dress, and court culture that made France Europe’s wonder in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Moravia fresh sophomores defeated Corydon 30 28 and 44 43 in morning action. Girls led by Connie Kenwick with 12 points held the lead from first quarter. Wayne Tisue topped Moravia boys with 16 points in a rough, close contest. Coaches Pugh and Miller earned praise for substitutions and guidance during Johnson and Miller’s absence.
Under Mrs Barber the grade school staged a Christmas program on December 15 depicting the birth of Jesus. Each grade sang two or three songs and presented roles such as Mary the shepherds and the angels. The seventh grade led Joy To The World as the audience joined in. The broadcast on KCOG was postponed until next year due to the jury key drawing, Penny Praigh.
In this period the class reviews previously learned words, practices correct letter forms, punctuation, and capitalization. Mrs Ellison reads words aloud at varying speeds to train rapid shorthand, followed by a twenty five word test and longhand transcription to improve familiarity.
Calendar lists games and events with multiple high school teams. Matches include Pella Christian, South East Warren, Seymour, Moulton Udell, and Corydon Central, plus a student council meeting in Room 402. Classes resume January 3 with a ball game on January 5 and January 7 home games.
In this note from Moravian school life, Mary Strunk is praised for her talent and hours spent on window scenes of Mohawk, a Christmas display, and the season's spirit. The piece also mentions language links between Italians and Spaniards, Americans and English, and questions upperclass maturity at MHS as Santa nears. Mary Joyce Mullins signs off on December reflections.
The piece reflects on Christmas as the happiest time of year with smiles, cheer, and family gatherings. It notes shopping, Christmas carols, lights, Christmas cards, and the celebratory meals that define the season's meaning and warmth.
The message recalls Santa bringing gifts to well behaved children while urging remembrance of Christ's birth. It wishes a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, signed Mary Kay.
The Home Eel class discusses clothing and accessories as they guide girls in making aprons. They learn fabric types and colors that match outfits, helping aprons coordinate with accessories worn with 1B.
The bookkeeping class finished practice sets on recording and posting business transactions. Each member must prepare an income statement, balance sheet, trial balance, and post closing trial balance after closing income and expense accounts. The task shows that bookkeeping requires effort and careful work.
The excerpt explains inflation as rising prices with a weak dollar, its harm to fixed pensions and certain workers, and notes that inflation can benefit those who own real assets like homes and farms unless it spirals out of control.
Derrill McDaniel explains how inflation and deflation affect debt, purchasing power, and economic mood. He notes deflation raises dollar value and money scarcity, citing the 1930s Great Depression as a deflationary period and highlighting that even minor shifts in money value matter to economists, business leaders, and government agencies.
The library bulletin board highlights a special monthly theme titled Have a Merry Christmas But Remember the. The message invites patrons to reflect on holiday cheer while recalling safety and consideration for others during the festive season.
A vivid blue background features a large yellow star guiding three wise men to the birthplace of Christ. The festive image emphasizes Christmas and the journey of the wise men, a reminder of the season's underlying meaning.
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