Scribbler Pupils Share Candy Dreams For Valentine Day
Students imagine vacations from routines and plot candy filled plans with wishes for parties and a gym dance while focusing on school, home routines, and future games or tournaments. Individual comments from Becky W to Linda P reveal lighthearted wants for treats and leisure activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky W
Dallas K
Charlotte S
Darlene F
Kenneth H
Dixie T
Linda P
What Do Boys Dislike In Girls
A readers poll quotes Ollie W and several boys on traits they dislike or dislike about girls. Opinions range from makeup to laughter, with some noting vanity and others finding no dislikes. The mixed responses reflect lighthearted student views and social stereotypes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie W
Ken Hertford
John Hutt
Max Hawk
Dan Brooks
Mike Kuhns
Ronnie Ellison
Jay Rex Smith
Max Argo
Mary Jo
Penny
Menus list for February and January meals
The page shows dated meal menus including February 15 with bean salad vegetable jello cake and milk, February 14 with salmon patties parsley and potatoes tomato juice apple sauce and milk, February 17 beef burgers potato salad corn pudding fruit pies hot beef sandwiches mashed potatoes and gravy green vegetable salad upside down cake pineapple and milk, and January 19 chili and crackers lettuce salad fruit cinnamon roll and milk.
Passengers for Panama by Ted Moran
A tale in the Thrills and Chills unit follows Ted Moran, a young North American, as he confronts danger during a South American revolution. The narrative whisks through Venezuela, Alaska, England, and China while highlighting rapid decision making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Ted Moran
Venezuela
Alaska
England
China
Gerald Stocker
Communism in American perception and political threat
The text argues Americans largely distrust communism yet fail to recognize it as a real political and military force, claiming it exists today as dangerous as Nazism or Fascism and noting these regimes arose quickly. It reflects on public discourse, speeches, and opinions amid wartime considerations.
Red Threat Symptoms and Citizen Duty Against Communism
A fragmented passage laments European hardship and criticizes communism. It urges private citizens to read more about communism to recognize symptoms of a Red threat and to do their fair share to safeguard their country and lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone
Russia
Spain and Portugal chapter overview in World History
The text notes a new section titled Spain and Portu gal discussing Isabel I of Spain granting Columbus a ship in 1492 and his voyage to America. It also mentions a Weekly News Review discussed on Friday with topics on India and Presidential succession questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Portugal
Isabelle
Columbus
America
India
Freshman Home Ec class begins bedroom redecorating unit
In My Room the Freshman Home Ec class starts a two week unit on bedroom redecorating. Students discuss making rooms pleasing, activities in a bedroom, furniture layout for balance, and choosing color. They also identify seven space saving hints before resuming sewing.
Boys P.E. Activities Report Six Week Period
The Boys P E classes engaged in a six week program with exercises including at least 25 sit ups 12 push ups leg lifts and jumping jacks. They ran races using a basketball and a three man relay while hockey baseball and other games fostered fun and fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Anoither
General Math Lesson On Signed Numbers And Values
The text explains signed numbers, positive and negative values, and absolute value. It notes minus signs for negative numbers and plus signs for positive numbers, with a bonus problem introduced by Mr. Horridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meapthy
Reidberg
Mr. Horridge
Getaid Stocket Skull Teaser Puzzle Note
A boisterous fragment describes a pond with one cubic mile of water and a miswritten prompt about a pump rate in cubic feet per second. It prompts solving how long to dry the pond, noting the numbers grow large and that a sharp mind is needed to avoid confusion.
Senior year worries recap and summer plans
Herman Jr reflects on looming final weeks at Leemester, wishing for a calm end of term. He notes seniors will seek steady jobs to fund summer, mocks late nights and early work, and suggests a simple wage job like spark plug work. He ends with a cautionary quip about giving up if at first you don’t succeed.
Salem Community News Highlights Social Visits
Local residents share visits and celebrations across Salem and surrounding towns. Mr and Mrs Roy Sheldon host guests. the Whitehead anniversary is noted. club, shower, and church events occur. families attend games and dinners. multiple residents visit relatives in Moravia Lovilla and Des Moines. MYF meeting and various calls and calls highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sheldon
Raymond Perry
Clarence Whitehead
Sandra
Bobby
Edward McCord
Donald Whitehead
B. C. Whitehead
Lloyd Brown
Hazel Hellyer
Democratic Ladies Club
Centerville Community Center
Gary Perry
Gary
Lois Strunk
Ronald Lee van Zante
Delbert Calhoun
Vernal’ Miller
Keith
Moravia
Leo Beary
Lovilla
Elbert Perry
Dell
Faye’ Platt
Golden Age Manor
Fayes
Dwight Stocker
Virgil Calhoun
Rex
Lincoln
Nebr
James Calhoun
Leon
Shirley
Carol
Jim Hollenrake
Jim McAninch
Lee Brown
Jack Comstock
Des Moines
Robert Jennings
Richard Calhoun
MYF
George Hellyer
Dell Hellyer
Pearl Rummelle
Pees
Delbert Cals
Foun
Jane Hellyer
Taylor Toilers January Meeting At Jerry Bobleng
Taylor Toilers held its January gathering led by President Ann McDonough. Officers installed included Ricky Johnson as president Gary Argo as vice president Ann McDonough as secretary treasurer and Ted McDonough as reporter. A vaccination needle usage talk followed by refreshments hosted by Doris and Connie Boblenz. New members Wayne Tisue and Jimmy Whicker joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Toilers
Jerry Bobleng
Ann McDonough
Jack ‘McDonoughs
Péw
Haw
Ricky Johnson
Gary Argo
Ted McDonough
Jerry Boblenz
Doris
Connie Boblenz
Ann
Bruce McDonough
Mike French
Maribeth
Wayne
Tisue
Jimmy Whicker
Local Social Roundup From Oskaloosa Knoxville and Nearby
Mrs El boy Burton and Erma Tubaugh visited at Ray Tuaughs in Oskaloosa while Erma spent a day with Donna Rae Pfannebecker and son. Claude Paris hosted guests at Glen Stephensons in Knoxville as Cotfield’s husband recovers. Bob Strunk visited Gerald Burtons, and Kelley families called at John Kelley’s home. Drenda Tubaugh spent the weekend with grandparents. Several locals attended an auxiliary meeting in Moulton. Aunt Venetah Janice and Jaren marked Randy Pfannkebeckers first birthday assisted by Lola Kelley and Edith Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma ‘Tubaugh
Ray Tuaugh
Oskaloosa
Erma
Donna Rae Pfannebecker
Claude Paris
Glen Stephenson
Knoxville
Iowa
Cotfiie
Bob Strunk
Gerald Burton
Russell
Herschel
Dennis
Nahey Kelley
John Kelley
Mildred
Mildred Kelley
Ida
Drenda Gay Tubaugh
Tubaugh
Richard Tubaugh
Joel Schoech
Parry
Norton
Fred“Koehner
Grandma Tubaugh
Venetah
Janice
Jaren
Randy Pfankebecker
Lola Kelley
Edith Hull
Moulton
Addie Hull
Donald
Urbana Doers 4-H Valentine Exchange Reported
The Urbana Doers 4-H club held a Valentine exchange at Mary Van Dorin’s home on Feb. 3 as part of junior leadership training. Cathy Faber and Barbara Darby spoke on appropriate clothing according to features, new programs and papers were distributed, refreshments were served, and a special meeting is planned later in March with the next regular meeting set for March 2 at Mary Van Dorin’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana Doers
Mary van Dorin
Cathy Faber
Barbara Darby
Mary
Mary van Dorins
Taylorettes 4H Meeting Opens With Pledge And Troll Call
The January Taylorettes 4-H meeting was at Connie Boblenz's home at 7 30 pm. Attendees included Connie Boblenz Mary Kay Spencer Minnie Ann Condra Sharon Wilson Marjorie Johnson Martha French Sheila Wilson Barb Caltrain Tulie Armstrong Beth Whicker and four visitors. Minnie Ann Condra proposed installing officers and the group discussed new business. Refreshments were served by Mrs Boblenz and Connie. Reporter Mary Kay Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorettes
Connie Boblenz
Mary Kay Spencer
Minnie Ann Condra
Sharon Wilson
Marjorie
Martha French
Sheila Wilson
Maribeth’ Johnson
Barbara Caltrain
Tulle Armstrong
Beth Whicker
Local Community Notices Patchwork Of Names And Tasks
Mr and Mrs Pay Paxton and family have moved to their home this community on Monday. Lester Strunk Carl Miller Charles Andrews and Gerald Burton assisted with unloading belongings. Mr and Mrs Milo Walker helped straighten up the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Mark
Pay Paxton
Lester Strunk
Carl Miller
Charles Andrews
Gérald Bur ‘Ton
Milo Walker
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Albia
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H.C. Paterson
den Petarson
John Petarson—Morayin
Paul Morehead
World History
P.je
Herman JR
Salem
Hergie Hellyer
Weteke
Chariton
Valley Electric Co-op
Dupont Sylon
Stainless
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Vd. Go
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Frege
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Lowe Roy Rinehart
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