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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1961
Page
2
The article lists staff and student names and notes two weeks of focus on fractional equations. It defines equivalent equations and explains complex fractions. It covers operations with algebraic fractions including add subtract divide and multiply.
A reader writes Miss Nellie Bell explaining he has never learned the school yells and asks for a copy to study before the next game. He promises to learn them and become a future basketball yeller. The note requests guidance on where to send replies.
Notice announces no edition next week as Scribbler staff take vacation. No additional details or dates provided.
The freshman girls judged this Friday at the F H A meeting won for their Christmas centerpieces. First place went to Carol Adams Anita Curtis Barbara Darby Linda Whitehead and Marie VanDorin. They are now making animal themed wrapping from paper sacks for the holiday.
In English I we started a new unit on How to Use a Library. Each day papers are passed out for us to work. Most answers are to be found in the library. This unit differs from previous ones. Joyce Roberts Linda Jones.
In General Science class the assignment covers specific heat with formula and an experiment. Students list equipment materials procedure results observations and criticisms if any and rewrite many times.
A classroom exercise assigns students to study writings from a broad range of authors and passages. The program emphasizes reading methods and literary exposure to diverse poetic voices across genres and time periods.
Santa Guthrey led a gym pep talk with eight volunteers split into Corydon and Moravia squads. Moravia won the relay style event using hoops and ping pong balls, as he handed out 15 Ra's while Jay Taylor urged students to back Moravia.
Central calendar lists events from January including elementary teachers meeting January 4 and high school teachers meeting January Tucs. at Seymour and Corydon dates. Adult Education classes are scheduled on several Fridays. End of first semester marked by a cheer and band and school fight song.
Joe Burger will attend Ronnie Clos ter’s party and tve it up. Lois Strunk plans to be with Ronnie Van Zante. Linda Gardner will stay out late with Paul Witt. Max McAninch and Jo Duvall will attend a Midnight show. Linda Jones will stay with Richard Johnson or Carol Adams. Betty Blumer will stay home for peace. Carolyn Ver Steegh will watch the old and new year out with Glen Cochran. Judy Woodward plans to be with Bill.
A set of personal plans and tentative pairings for New Year's Eve includes Aleta Johnson attending a party, Rose Mary Horn aiming to keep Larry out of trouble, LaNita Swift double dating with Nick, Joanne Main expecting events to unfold, Janice DeDonough hoping to be with Dontie Strunk, Py Walter planning to be with Cary McCoy, Nellie Argo hoping to be with Richard Coltraint, Doris Hawk guessing outcomes, Beverly Simmons silent, Linda Davin asking Connie Roblenz, Nancy Tomlin unsure, Diane Kincade considering skating and midnight show, Richard Perry skating then attending the midnight show, Connie Adams with Gary Adams, Blain Curtis with Carl Spaur, Clarence Ballanger planning to sleep through the old year to the new, and Max and Steve mentioned.
Fragmentary text provides mixed numbers and words about miles and sections, with no coherent article context or identifiable events, people, or organizations to summarize into a factual news item.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous numbers and monetary values such as distances, miles, values and totals. The readable portions mention districts and years but no coherent event, names, places, or outcomes to anchor a proper news item.
The document lists multiple taxing districts and telegraph line distinctions with miles and value figures. It records grand totals for heat utility, rural telegraph, and various county districts, including Centerville, Moravia, Chariton, Seymour, and others, along with Western Union lines and rail connections. It shows overall county totals and references an Attest by the County Auditor.
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