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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1960
Page
5
The M H S Scribbler staff is listed with Editor Marty Mosley and Assistant Editor Bennie Tarbell. Advisors, typists, and multiple reporters including Jeanne Hawk Nancy Ward Judy VanDorin Margaret Fenton and others are named.
February 10 Mr Lyons 1 15 to 1 55 Talk on Temperence 7 12 grates February 12 Cosgrove there February 15 Chapel 10 10 10 40
At the junior class meeting nominations and ballots chose eight waitresses: Judy VanDorin, Jean Hawk, Martha Rouse, Nellie Argo, Connie McAninch, Margaret Fenton, Janet Harrington, and Joyce Walters. Eight waiters were named: Bob Burns, Cerson Merkcle, Jerry Boblenz, Clarence Ballenger, Freq Strong, Eddie Oehler, Wilbur Stewart, and Keith Helmick with Burns and Van Dorin as heads. Bennie Tarbell i
On February 1 at the chapel meet Rev Able spoke on David's 'Judge me O Lord' and recounted boyhood memories. A quartet of four girls Lynette Smith Rosemary Horn Judy Woodward Janet te Karen Warren accompanied them for the musical opening.
OCCO introduces the Pig to Payoff program to aid sows during the final gestation month. OCCOTRATE 40 delivers balanced protein and amino acids, paired with OCCOLAK Live Cell Yeast Culture, OCCO HOG MINERAL, and farm-grown grains to support large, strong litters.
Third grade students study maps and created a scale drawing of Moravia showing churches and stores. The room features free handed cardinals and snowmen, bird illustrations, and construction paper books for recording library readings. Rosemary Phillips.
A playful collection of imagined comments on The MHS Scribbler by famous figures. The quotes praise its impact and humor, with lines attributed to Pullman Shakespeare Fulton DaVinci Hale Ford and others, reflecting a whimsical muse about the paper.
Rumors swirl as Shan finally gains Kenny's ring while chatter targets Jean Taylor and Ronnie Bettis. A bus delay hampers Thursday games, with girls urged to cheer as boys lead the action. R G faced grounding rumors, and praise pours in for basketball teams earning two more trophies. Paul Witt suggests a Valentine’s Day break as a lighthearted debate.
Diary style profile highlights Mary Margaret Mosley born July 24 1942 in Albia Iowa a 5 6 inch 120 pound student with brown hair and blue eyes. It covers her high school honors roles from sophomore to senior year including F H A F B L A Thespians band Scribbler editor in chief and 4 H achievements and plans for Ames College majoring in Home Economics.
The clipping lists weather conditions such as Sunny, Sultry, Fair, Stormy, Muggy, Windy, Changeable, Chilly, Warmer, and Clear with accompanying reporter names including Martha Rouse, Carson Mericle, Rita Gardner, Ronnie Overturf, Lee Ann Heckman, Bob Tomlin, Burt Doll, Alta Mae Cochran, Margaret Fenton, Keith Helmick, Nellie Argo, Clarence Ballenger, Judy Gladfelder, Cary McCoy, Sandy Card, Bill Rogers, Janet Harrington, Bob Burns, Sharon Walter, Neil Penfield, Jean Hawk, Mark Van, Zante, Sharon O’Conner, Kenny Ellison.
Roy notes Roy Celtics guard Bobby Tomlin, a Moravia high school alumnus born October 3 1942 who spoke of his past, his early romance with Ann Heckman, favorite teacher Mr Sheldon, and a regret about taking government and the feels while reflecting on his high school days and current form.
Moravia's sophomores Martha Rouse and Bob Burns earned starting basketball spots while juniors Rita Gardner and Ronnie Closter led as majorette and class president. Seniors like Lee Ann Heckman and Bob Harsh hold campus leadership roles. A January 23 incident saw someone tear up test papers and daily work from Mrs. Tuttle's desk, prompting questions about motives and responsibility.
The incident prompts hopes for swift culprits, with a plea to forget it once punished. Leaders are urged to demonstrate competence and guide the school forward.
The F B L A held a Tuesday meeting on January 26 and elected Virginia Strong as secretary. Members chosen include Rita Gardner, Sharon Oconnor, Jean Taylor, Richard Coltrain, Nancy Benz, Virginia Burger, Donna Rae Tubaugh, Ronnie Closter, Norma Gladfelder, Kenny Ellison, Sharon Walter, Judy Gladfelder, Mark VanZante, Dennis Argo, and Nancy Lindley. Informal initiation is set for February 9, followed by formal initiation that night.
Community chatter lists Terry and Judy as preferred hires. Dale C and Martha R are named among other candidates. Shan is also mentioned in passing as part of the informal discussion.
The Busy Maidens 4 H club met at Linda Davis home with president Jeanne Turner calling the meeting to order. Six members answered roll call recounting Lincoln of Washington and including Linda Johnson Maxine Johnson Sharon Gay Jeanne Turner Martha Rouse Linda Davis. Linda Johnson spoke on Lets cook cereals Jeanne Turner discussed Food Value of a quart of milk Linda Davis demonstrated Making Cookies A film on Pan Sizes was shown Nine visitors attended Reporter Marilyn Turner.
A reader roundup shows a playful request for Valentines with many names and quirky wishes. People express desire for candy and affection from various friends, neighbors, and acquaintances, ending with a sigh that it no longer matters.
Executors of the estate of L. C. Malin filed a final report in the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa for approval and discharge from further duties. The report and application for discharge will come before the Clerk of the District Court for consideration by parties concerned U C Main W C Main and others.
Executors A O Main and W C Malin seek court approval of the final report at the Centerville Iowa hearing on February 22 1960. The matter, to discharge the executors from further duties, is set with Harry Greenleaf attorney M G Luse as clerk.
Ethel Hamilton named executrix by the District Court of Appanoose County on February 2 1960. Creditors must present claims to the court for allowance and all debts should be paid to the executrix. Milani and Milani serve as attorneys for the estate with notices dated February 4 and 11 1960.
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