Local Happenings and Family Visits Noted
Local residents gathered for meals and social visits over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Wendell Murdy and son James hosted. other attendees included Mr and Mrs Leonard Palmer and Mr and Mrs Raymond Lockman. Mrs Luther Caster Sr. in Centerville hospital is improving and expected home soon. Lorraine Fowler attended Iowa Tech LPN cap ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Murdy
James
Leonard Palmer
Raymoud Lockman
Elmer Lockman
Luther Caster
Monroe
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Casters
Walter Scott
Moravia
Scott
Ted Wilson
Harold Prough
Newton
Ruby Cloyed
John Johnson
Edna Dyphon
Moulton
Cloyed
Kenneth Condra
Dennis
George McCannon
Guy McCannon
Numa
Rinehart
Harold Huff
Gene Huff
Geo. Lains
Lynn Lemleys
Harold Huffs
Glen McNairs
Stanley Shepards
Steve Shepard
Merrill Shepards
Ward Walker
Lowell Shepard
Kirksville
Wendell
End of First Semester Fatigue Fells M H S Students
A long week at M H S ends with Friday marking the end of the first semester. Teachers and students report fatigue from six weeks of tests and cramming. Strong students who kept up feel relief, while others struggled to catch up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.H.S
Semester tests bring a much needed rest day for students
Teachers prepare report cards on Friday allowing students a rest day. Semester tests, taken twice yearly, reveal what has been learned so far. The tests feel like the longest week of the school year, yet relief follows.
Mohawkettes Triumph In Freshmen Sophomore Clash
Moravia home team led 19 8 at halftime and 28 15 final. Melinda Shipley of Corydon led with 13 points while Linda Self topped Moravia with 9. Corydon tall team won 67 27. Dentler and Becker led with 16 each. Next game at Seymour on December 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Moravia
Mohawkette
Dixie Davis
Lou Ellen Rowley
Beth Steenhoek
Melinda Shipley
Linda Self
Diane Rogers
Jan Moore
Debbie Kelley
Dentler
Becker
Henderson
Bobby Self
Bobby Hiatt
Meaning of Friendship Reflected in Class Posters
In Home Economics I students explored true friendship values through posters, poems, and teen essays. A class film titled From Cow to Carton traced milk from cow to doorstep, narrated by Linda Sheldon, prompting discussion on personal friendships.
Biology class dissecting clams and starfish notes
Students describe dissecting a clam from multiple angles to observe its structure and discuss the starfish. The text mentions the science lesson and anticipates studying the crayfish next.
Term Paper Discussions in Sociology Class
This week in Sociology the class hosts panel discussions on term papers divided into four sections Mexico China India and Southeast Asia. Discussions will cover films diagrams and other materials to illustrate the reports. Reporter C J S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
China
India
Southeast Asia
C.J.S
Spanish Lesson 14 Key Phrases and Verbs Listed
In the past week Spanish study covered lesson 14 ¢ Na usted de compras? with phrases like what is the price downtown to go shopping I'll take it and I like it. Four verbs introduced comprar to buy decir to say or tell gustar to be pleasing and necesitar to need plus direct object pronouns and their placement. Names referenced include Marvin Martin.
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Marvin Martin
FBLA Meeting Details Highlight Career Topics For Juniors
The February FBLA meeting announced committee setup for initiation and a program by Ann McDonough Reta Paxston and Linda Beal on business career requirements. Key subjects include English Western Civilization History math speech and business courses. Debra Walker reporter.
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FBLA
Ann McDonough
Reta Paxston
Linda Beal
Debra Walker
Community Notes From Pulaski Area
The column records visits and illnesses in Pulaski and Centerville with names such as Minnie Replogle John Detson Otto Whisler and Wilbur Hollenbeck. It notes Mrs Howard Burkl and Mrs Arlie Pitman visiting Minnie Replogle and a death in the community. Several locals travel to Arizona and Ottumwa for visits and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie Pitman
Pulaski
Minnie Replogle
Frank Stajear
Arizona
Wilbur Hollenbeck
Margarete Whisler
John Detson
Centerville Hospital
Otto Whisler
Lloyd Whisler
Bert Kirby
Vickie
Sam
Jimmy
Neal Wagner
Randy
Ralph Laberten
Jack Long
Richard Ogden
Mary Knowles
Winston Pace
Marshall Hedgecock
Minnie Moffatt
Centerville
Howard Burkland
John Dotson
Howard
Alva Fowler
Larry Hedgecock
Ottumwa
Purvis Hedgecock
Claude Callen
Linda Long
James David
Local social notes from Griffinaville and nearby
Daphne Shepard reports on daily visits and gatherings in Griffinaville and surrounding towns. Residents mentioned include Nevella Shepard Ruth McNair Lucile Long Gladys Townsend Hazel Boyer and many local families as they host visitors attend dinners and celebrate births and hospitalizations. A fall injury is noted for Ward Walker and a hospital stay begins in Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevella
Shepard
Ruth McNair
Lucile Long
Centerville
East State
Lewis Beaty
Ilo
Iowa City
Daphne Shepard
Gladys Townsends
Hazel Boyer
Loveland
Colo
Lyndon McDanel
Guy McDanel
Merrill Shepard
Stewart
Paul Baldwins
Harold Huff
Barney Herr
Merle Adams
Lynn Lemley
Russell Shepards
Glen McNair
Russell Shepard
Jim Walker
George Lain
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Dr. L. den Hartog
Optometrist
Iowa
N. Main
Dial
R. E
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
Centerville, Iowa
Scribbler
Linda Sheldon
Unionville
Barrow
Ottawa
Brayhill
M.H. Picker
Midwest
Fairview Ladies Aid
Mr. and
Mrs
Marvin Morris
Mike West
Unionville, Iowa
Centerville National Bank
Udell
Howard Burkl
Iteibanitesels Fund
Loren H. Hardinger
P.O
Albia
Jovestore Duvdtained Services, Inc
Puuncod 1653
Griffinaville
North Bend
Emil Longs
Mildred Tarbell
Edith Beaty
Flossie Walker
Fred Shepards
Delmont Moffitt
Howard Phillips
Leonard Besick
Douds
Geo, Lains
R. W. Baird
Over Stevens Drug Store
Morrell Meats
Morrell
Morrell Pride Weiners
Morrell Pride
Morrell Palace
Folger‘’S— Coffee
Dinty Moore
Jeno’s Pizza
Stells
Mrs. Tuckers
Jonathan Apples
del Monte
Welch's
Allen
West Side Square
Bel Monte
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