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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1968
Page
2
Iowa Southern Utilities promotes National Electrical Week February 11 to 17 under the theme Electricity Powers Progress. Leonard DeHoet emphasizes electricity as society’s backbone and notes programs to show youth future opportunities through education while marking Edison’s birth anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Miller, Mrs. Eva Tucker, and Mrs. Grace Main were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kari Tuttle Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hiatt spent a Saturday evening at the Lyndon McDanel home.
Scribbler continues with a February school calendar listing events from February 8 to 29 across Moulton Udell Blakesburg Moravia and Ottumwa venues. It includes student council, seminars, speeches, plays, athletic sectionals, an FBLA initiation, a library, clubs, and a notes on the semester honor roll with student names and grades. The piece also mentions a class project in American Government pairing students by gender to discuss current events.
The speaker outlines a rapid reply format where each side gets ten seconds per prompt and points awarded for correct responses. The discussion notes ongoing study of the Presidency including the Monroe Doctrine and Good Neighbor Policy. Upcoming topics include the Treasury Department and other federal departments.
Linda Beal reflects on how her parents, though old fashioned at times, modeled values she respects. She notes their influence as she considers how she might respond to changing social norms, including trends like miniskirts and hippie culture.
A crowd of individuals expresses disbelief and concern over others engaging in a risky act. Names include Vera Wright Marvin Martin Jimmy Whicker Kenny Long Joellyn Hiatt Mary Strunk Joyce Thomas Barbara Whicker. Most respondents would disapprove or distance themselves if the act occurred.
Students discuss and demonstrate parliamentary procedure in class. Each student is assigned to a team to participate in a structured speech exercise about rules, roles, and voting.
The class studies the principle of debate with three teams drafting topics for discussion this week. Reporter Carol Stocker notes the setup and aims to encourage structured argument and clear reasoning during the meeting.
A blue coin purse was found containing bobby pins a blue rat tails comb one percent packages of lipstick gum a check book a receipt a letter an orange pencil a blue and red grading pencil a billfold photographs an eraser three ink pens a car key fingernail clippers glasses Kleenexes and ten safety pins.
A fragment notes Debbie VanDorin as the purse owner with attribution to reporter Ellen. No further details on location or incident are provided.
Ruth Steenhoek notes students focus on fractions in algebra lessons. They review dividing decimals or fractions into whole numbers and explore concepts like L.C.D. lowest common denominator.
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