Unionville Notices and Gatherings in Weekly Recap
Unionville column recounts local incidents including Don Blumer’s ankle injuries from railroad work. Social events cover the Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting at Centerville, a co op dinner led by Mrs. Winfred McCarty, and plans for the March gathering. Intercity visits note Des Moines and Detroit trips, obituaries for Mrs. Florence Baker, and multiple family visits and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Blumer
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Claude Underwood
Winfred McCarty
God
God Speak Through the Bible.” the March Meeting Will Be With Mrs. McCarty
Moulton
Woodrow Duty
Mexico
Cecil Morlan
Russell Alden
Alice
Des Moines
David Underwood
Detroit
Mich
Florence Baker
Kim Edwards
Gothenburg
Nebr
Harry Rumley
Paul L. Rumley
Alva Davis
Douglas Rumley
Debbie
Hilldale
Aghés Moré
Joh Ballinger
Ottumwa
Cleil Blumer
Moravia
Calvin Rumley
Eddie
Ellen
Perry
Iowa
Douglas Rumsey
Edward Rumley
The
Baptist Church
Paul Lobb
Max Hopkins
Columbus
Katherine Eakins
Arizona
Jack Hopkins
United States Navy
Mike Rumley
Rodney Purdum
Roger Kelley
Donald Cross
Russell Kelley
Martha Cross
Tax Sale Notice No 5690 for Appanoose County Iowa
Legal notice to Ralph Radosavich about tax sale of Jerome Sidles Lot 9 Block 16 in Centerville Iowa. Property sold for delinquent taxes 1960s with deed risk if redemption not made within 36 days of service. notice dated January 25 1965. Extended notice dates appear as February 28 and March 11 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Radosavich
Appanoose County
Iowa
Towit
Jerome Sidles
Appanoone County
Appanoosa County
W&s
Appanocose County
Centerville
Verl K
Farnsworth County
Scribbler Boys Win Girls Lose to Seymour Saturday
On Saturday January 30 the Scribbler Junior-High teams played Seymour. The girls fought hard finishing with a 17-28 deficit in the fourth quarter and a 3-2 season record. Jean Allen 7 Kayne Helmick 2 Linda Self 2 Connie Renwick 6. the Mohawk boys edged Seymour 27-25 as George Woodward led with 11 points and Chuck Moore added 4, giving the boys a 5-? season mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Jean Allen
Kayne Helmick
Linda Self
Connie Renwick
MJHL
George Woodward
Mohawks
Chuck Moore
Algebra L student notes on polynomials and monomials
The Algebra I class discusses adding subtracting multiplying and dividing polynomials and monomials. It notes problems in finding ores, cents, mules, and petioles using polynomials and monomials. Gerald Stocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Stocker
Senior Band Prepares Two-Piece Contest Program
The Senior Band works on two numbers for contest. One will be a nat h number and the second choice an overture or classical piece. All members are practicing hard to earn a I rating at the contest.
Italian Pizza Caldrink and Low Calorie Desserts
February menus list Italian pizza caldrink and low calorie options including green beans, refrigerated desserts, bread and butter sandwich, and bovine nectar. February 11 notes a dessert staple and milk as a beverage accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Wilson
Survey asks if our girl's basketball team will go to state
A crowd voices strong support for the girls basketball team promising success and a state championship. Respondents cite determination, talent, and community backing with repeated bets on a victorious season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Self
U.S
Linda Irwin
Janie Ward
Gayla Vincent
Judy Janssens
Bob Stewart
Seymour
Richard Mosley
Rick Alce
Mike Mulling
Howena Cox
Seniorgraph highlights and winter fashions at MHS
Judy Gillen, 17, born Ottumwa Iowa April 5 1947 majors in bookkeeping sociology government and economics. Seniorgraph notes prom senior trip and plans to be a typist or bookkeeper. Fashions show warm mohair sweaters, wool shirts and slacks. blue mohair outfit worn by Linda Irwin and pink seersucker blast jacket by Paula Cleaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MHS
Linda Irwin
Paula Cleaver
Max Argo
Senior Class Profiles Highlight Gerald Argo and Janet Ahee
Gerald L Argo age 18 born Centerville November 21 1946 lists subjects bookkeeping sociology government economics band annual staff thespians favorites steak and car work with no pet peeve notes senior class play and plans for further schooling Janet Ahee daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Ahee named Teen of the Month by Scribbler Staff as a freshman activities basketball FHA Scribbler Student Council class officers subjects Algebra I Home Ec 1 General Science English I favorites Heath candy bar song This Diamond Ring pet peeve People do talk about you behind your back
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald L. Argo
Roy Argo
Centerville
Thespians
Janet Ahee
Donald Ahee
Scribbler
Janet
Erosion and Weathering: Basics for General Science
In first period science class we study chapter 18 on weathering and erosion. The chapter explains how earth and environment are affected by wind rain and temperature changes. It highlights how simple everyday processes shape landforms and landscapes.
Home Ec I class reports on bedroom furnishings
The Home Ec I class studied girls bedroom furnishings and produced posters and reports. Mary Joyce Mullins Marsha Stewart Mary Strunk Shirley Helmick reported on arrangement. Janet Rhee Pat Judge reported on background. Reta Paxston Kathy Pullen reported on storage. Nancy Lefer Debra Walker presented a follow up. Debra Walker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Joyce Mullins
Marsha Stewart
Mary Strunk
Shirley Helmick
Janet Rhee
Pat Judge
Reta Paxston
Kathy Pullen
Nancy Lefer
Debra Walker
Have you ever hallowed
Marsha Stewart-Sure, when ever I get near Pat Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsha Stewart
Pat Judge
Silent confessions during group study and social events
A fragmented list records multiple students answering yes or varied responses about activities during literature and social events. Mentions include names like Mary Jo Wilson, Penny Prough, Jean, Marjorie French, Joyce McDonough, Lin da Irwin, Maribeth Johnson, Minnie Ann Condra, Mike Mullins, Patty Rogers, Kathy Self, Carol Joyce Stocker, Linda Beal, Vickie Renwick, Donnie Robinson, Donald Hiatt, Robert Stewart, Judy Stufflebeam, Joellen Hiatt, Letha Hopkins, and others. The text ends with Halloo definition and an aside about shouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce McDonough
Linda Irwin
Seymour
Maribeth Johnson
Jean
Minnie Ann Condra
Mike Mullins
Patty Rogers
Kathy Self
Kathy
Carol Joyce Stocker
Judy Stufflebeam
Linda Beal
Vickie Renwick
Donnie Robinson
Donald Hiatt
Robert Stewart
Carol Joyce Stockler
Linda Arnold
Joellen Hiatt
Mary Thomas
Letha Hopkins
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Unionville
Agnes More
Exline
International
New Idea
John Deere
Poland
T.B
Bangs
Boots & Lad@e
Lawrence Richmond
Wendell Oden
John Peterson
Clarence Ballanger
Centerville National Bank
Manus
Harvard
Nancy Leffler
Shirley
Reta Paxton
Lawrence Daniels
Marty Stewart
Ronnie Sheldon
Judy Gillen
Chester A. Gillen
Elvis Presley
Clint
Cythina
Bruce Woodward
Wes Shepard
Clayton Leeper
Mary Jo Wilson
Penny Prough
Marjorie French
LEE R. Benz Moravia Insurance Agency
Goode
Albia
National Electrical Week
Thomas Alva Edison
Edison
Southern Utilities Company
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