M H S Scribbler Music Editor Rumors and High School Chat
Newspaper page notes a lively student column with names Marianne Scott Charlotte McAninch Shirley Walter Mardeena Hiatt Betty Strunk and others. It quips about study hall moves, boredom during class, a bloody nose after a Saturday night, sophomores chasing rings, and gossip on local activities plus a stray line about flu keeping Mr White home and a cemetery excursion by Mo ravia girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne Scott
Ase’t
Charlotte McAninch
Shirley Walter
Sniffing for News as Editor Recovers
An editorial note explains absence due to medical recovery after an appendectomy and snow induced absences. The assistant editor oversees the desk as the editor heals and sends best wishes for Marianne’s speedy recovery. The column humorously compares a bloodhound news roundup to the newsroom mood.
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Sniff
Marianne
Sophomore News Alum Shows Items During History Class
Fairfield visitor Mr Ike Smart spoke to fourth period sophomores causing mixed reactions as a test was postponed. Students expect assets to arrive early September while English class finishes Merchant of Venice.
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Ike Smart
Fairfield
Silas Marner discussion and school sewing project
William Shakespeare and the novel Silas Marner are noted as readings. Girls in Home Economics begin sewing dresses for a style show at the FHA banquet. Attendance was down last week due to illness and blocked roads, but Bill Rose has returned to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shakespeare
Silas Marner
Bill Rose
Freshman Class Reports On Banking And Books
Freshmen describe lessons on banking credits deposits endorsements and carrying charges in math while English covers Literature Reader's Digest and a unit on Stores That Are Forever Young. Each student writes a theme on Abraham Lincoln as Shirley Walter reports.
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Abraham Lincoln
Shirley Walter
Second Grade Valentine Party And Attendance Slump
The second grade notes a sharp attendance drop last week due to illness. A Valentine party was held Monday with visitors Beth Boyer and Debra Walker. Refreshments included smoothies and a game.
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Beth Boyer
Debra Walker
A Day In My Life Without Modern Conveniences
Junior class reflections contrast daily life with no radio TV electricity or automobile. Carolyn Cochran describes chores milking by lamp and kerosene lighting while a companion recalls waking at 7 30 with an oil lamp and a quiet house missing the radio and toast.
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Carolyn Cochran
A Day Without Power and Modern Conveniences
A vivid diary snapshot from a cold February morning describing a student’s day without electricity, relying on oil lamps and a kerosene stove. The narrative follows preparing breakfast, commuting by horse and buggy, lighting lamps, doing chores, attending school, and ending with evening chores and bedtime activities.
Fourth Grade Joy as Jolene Returns to School
Jolene returns to school Monday after several weeks away, bringing relief and happiness to classmates and teachers in the fourth grade.
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Jolene
Fun with magnets disrupts school week
In science class magnets sparked activity as boys discovered dolls and belts were nonmagnetic. Several students fell ill and were kept out of school this week. Lois and Donnie brought a book about Indians to use in History.
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Lois
Donnie
What would you do with an amygdalaceae
Wanda Benz-Let Kay Overturf have it. Jim Rogers-Throw It away. Charles Turner-I'd enter it in the State Tournament even though Garnaville could beat it. Bill Harsh-Give it to Gary Pfannebecker, Irene Tadlock-Give it to Max ine to sleep with, Joann Moore-Eat it. An amygdalaceae is a family of trees and shrubs with the Almond or peach family.
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Jim Rogers
Charles Turner
Garnaville
Bill Harsh
Gary Pfannebecker
Irene Tadlock
Maxine
Joann Moore
Maple Grove Socials Report From Mrs Tadlock Era
Maple Grove community notes list visits and gatherings among Tadlock McDanel Johnson Reed Hiatt and Marlin families. Attendees include Basil Tadlock Bud McDanel Dick Johnson Claude Hawk Larry Tadlock Elaine David and Denise McDanel and others at homes and a Valentine party at the school.
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Laverne McDanel
Bud McDanel
John Johnson
Dick Johnson
George
Janella Reid
Unionville
Basil Tadlock
Claude Hawk
Lester Strunk
Mary
Bernard Hayes
Nelson Ballanger and Son
Bud McDanes
Elaine
Jacklingworth
Denise
Bert Rinehart
Danny
David McDanel
Johnny Marlin
Clell McDanel
Bud McDane
Dallas McDanes
Marlin
Carl Hiatt
Dick. Johnson
Gabe Johnson
Wanda
Walter Scott
Grant Tadlock
Sue
Zell
Callen
Ft. Smith, Ark
Larry Tadlock
Richard Tubaugh
Lyndon McDanel
Bud Mc*Danel’s
Don Ahee
Janet
Donna
Bill Wilson
Sheila
Diane
Dallas
David
Bert Arnold
Linda
Mia
Ricky
Markwell Staplers in Stock at Moravia Union
Moravia Union office displays Markwell staplers as the most dependable stock item.
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Markwell Staplers
Moravia Union
Salem Notes from Hazel Hellyer and Local Visitors
Social roundup from Salem listing visits and gatherings. Families including Harrison Brown Hamilton Hellyer and Whitehead share dinners, calls, and farm bureau events. Guests from Buckeye Arizona and Centerville join local residents for Sunday and weekday visits around Delbert Calhoun, Edward McCord, and Robert Jennings homes. Lloyd Brown travel to Atlantic City for a national R E A convention.
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Charles Youngker
Buckeye
Arizona
Clarence Whitehead
Edward McCord
Robert Jennings
Delbert Calhoun
Dell
Hazel Hellyer
Elbert Perry
Lloyd Brown
Farm Bureau
George McCombs
Amy
Clarence
Floyd
John Hiner
Atlantic City
N. J
R.E.A
Kenneth Gladfelder
Judy
Jess Gladfelder
Ottumwa
George Hellyer
Dell Hellyer
B. C
Coulson Family Social News At Local Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Theo Miller hosted Coulson and family for supper with Herb Boblenz, Mrs Russell Burns, Charlene and Jimmie visiting. Mrs Allie Boyer hosted Charlene and Jimmie Saturday. Kenneth O Conner joined Kermit Gladfelder, Ivan Moffet home near Plano for Bible study Friday. Rev Warren McFate and Rev Lynn King with Deborah were dinner guests at Theo Miller’s Thursday.
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Guy Argo
Herb Boblenz
Russell Burns
Charlene
Jimmie
Allie Boyer
Kenneth O'Conner
Kermit Gladfelder
Ivan Moffet
Plano
Warren McFate
Lynn King
Deborah
Theo Miller
Community Dinner Guests Noted in Local Social
Jimmie visited Wednesday evening with Mrs. Mary Burns. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth OConner and children were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Hazel Scott.
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Jimmie
Mary Burns
Kenneth O'Conner
Hazel Scott
Hilton Hustlers 4-H Club Meets at Hilton Hall
At the Hilton hall February 14 the Filton Hustlers 4-H club held a regular meeting. Kenny Filtson performed A Feed Trough, Ronnie Kehrberg gave Care of a Ewe, and Paul Turner led the pledge. Roll call listed members including Bert Whitlock and several Rogers and Murdy families. A committee was formed to buy a present for a former leader and 4-H calendars were distributed for sale.
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Kenny Filtson
Ronnie Kehrberg
Filton Hustlers
Public sale advertising offer from The Union
The Union invites sellers to plan a public sale with its help for printing sale bills and ads. The service promises wide reach, large crowds, and a successful event. The message emphasizes promotional support and broad distribution.
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