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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1962
Page
2
The text notes that turning on the device causes the blades to clean, and that a larger motor significantly improves performance. It specifies the motor should be at least 1% HELP to achieve a sufficient job.
Students name subjects they favor and say why. World history and science recur, with biology and sociology noted. Several responses praise interest and ease, while a few show mixed or uncertain reasons.
Beverly says sure isn’t English. Larry from Bookkeepsie finds the easiest. Dick Douds prefers Mr Holtz study hall for fun. Kathy says typing is easy. David AI thinks all are alright. Kenny enjoys physical education for more fun.
In class we study decorating rooms with colors that contrast the main shade. Light colors make small spaces feel larger while gray ceilings can feel lower. North facing rooms suit warm tones like yellow, pink, or orange, and cool tones like tan, white, or blue suit south facing rooms. The unit is popular as students want their rooms to look best.
A playful roster of questions and comments from students about study hall arrangements, a diamond ring, a skating mishap, nail polish, paper tearing, and rumors of a personal library. The fragment hints at senior gossip and freshman antics after algebra class.
A fragmented list shows Bruce Tharp and others responding to a street survey about feeling if they were an adbot or an adipot. Reactions range from happy and clever to foolish or brainy. The text ends with a definition that an adbot is someone skillful.
A list of graduates outlines intended paths including Des Moines secretarial work, beauty school, marriage, college, or early employment. Several mention summer jobs, service or military options, and study at community colleges or Ames, Ottumwa, and various Iowa towns.
Local notes report Moravia girls defeated Blakesburg with updates on sectional tournaments at Moravia. Mentions include Judy W being engaged, Joyce W getting married, and various school happenings such as new cooks, study hall rules, and seniors changing class colors.
Multiple observers and participants like Jim M-B Pat B Jo D Kenny E Peggy B Darlene F Donnie U Dixie T Connie W Fred T Donna T Oliver W Janet S Linda H all comment that the weekend games were exciting well played and the girls games stood out with Blakesburg topping the field final night voices show fatigue but hype remains high for the season's end
Note To Players Congratulations. Marlys picked all of them real well, but I thought the girls were the best.
Raymond Perry suffered a kidney ailment and was rushed to Albia hospital early Wednesday. The notice lists numerous local residents visiting, accompanying families, and social events including fellow mourners and attendees at gatherings and a funeral in Walnut City.
Dell Hellyer travels to Hot Springs to be with ill sister Ona Schneider. Neighbors and families attend basketball tournaments in Moravia and share visits and dinners. Congratulations go to local boys and girls for winning the Moravia tournament. Several households host guests and spend evenings with friends, including Perry, Brown, Calhoun, Hiner, and Jennings families, with trips to Des Moines and England pictures at church events.
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