News of Interest From Salem by Hazel Hellyer
Local notes from Salem recount visits and gatherings. John Laws and wife spent Saturday with Lloyd Brown and Delbert Calhoun. Several attended a Farm Service Co. supper in Moravia. Bobby Whitehead taped for Bill Riley show and to appear at the State fair. Mrs. Clarence Whitehead helped with a hospital auxiliary function in Centerville.
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John Laws
Lloyd, Brown
Lloyd Brown
Delbert Calhoun
Gene Huff
Farm Service Co
Moravia
Hazel Hellyer
Faye Platt
Gary Golic
Centerville
Date Cox
Burdette Cox
Aletha van Essen
Tracy
Steven Tarbell
Roy Tarbell
John Huff
Washington
George Hellyer
Dell Hellyer
Edward McCord
Albia
Harold Huff
Clarence Whitehead
Bobby
KRNT
Des Moines
Bill Riley
W.S.C.S
Clarerice Whitehead
Bobby and Maude Whitehead Seen Sunday Evening
Bobby spent Sunday evening with Maude Whitehead, sharing a quiet time and familiar company. The two were noted in local society circles, with no further details provided.
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Bobby
Maude Whitehead
Hiattsville community notes by Mrs McDanel
Families from Davenport visited Wayne McDanel and friends over the weekend. Debra McDanel stayed with Paul Cridlebaugh, and Bobby visited Trenton McDanels while parents were in Iowa City. Goldie Cornelius returned to Kansas City after caring for sister Juanita at hospital. Wayne McDanel left hospital after tests in Bloomfield. Curtis Mikels family joined Jr. Baldwin for Ottumwa dinner. Ira Yeanger had a stroke at Kenneth Daniels home and was admitted to St Joseph Hospital. Virgil Dooley homebound after major surgery recovery.
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Donald Clark
Walter Clark
Bill Clark
Davenport
Wayne McDanel
Debra McDanel
Paul Cridlebaugh
Bobby
Trenton McDanels
Iowa City
Goldie Cornelius
Kansas City
Juanita
Davis County
Bloomfield
Mes
Curtis Mikels
Jr. Baldwin
Ottumwa
Ira Yeanger
Kenneth Daniels
St. Joseph Hospital
Virgil Dooley
Union TWP Social News Report by Mrs Cox
Mr and Mrs Dale Cox Bryan Marla and Kevin visited Sunday with Mrs Burdet Cox and Nyle Cake was baked for Dale and Ny les birthdays A sledding party was held at the Unionville Baptist church parsonage Youth group hosted Pizza was served Reception for new members followed evening services Cookies nuts mints coffee and punch served by Mrs Milo Walker Jack Hoffman and family visited Ed Robinson Sunday Dan Hoffman Nate Cox attended Friday evening ball game Burdett Cox is building cabinets in Jack Hoffmans new kitchen Nyle Cox and Kenneth Wright attended a coop supper at the parsonage
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Dale Cox
Bryan
Marla
Kevin
Burdett Cox
Nyle
Judy
Dale
Nyle Cox
Patty Caster
Unionville Baptist Church
Milo Walker
Jack Hoffman
Ed Robinson
Dan Hoffman
Nate Cox
Kenneth Wright
Scribbler New Tutoring Program Starts at Free Periods
The Future Teachers of America organized a tutoring plan with weekly student sessions. On Thursday, January 15, members met to discuss English and math support and how teachers will guide students toward pursuing the teaching profession.
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America
Tutors Share Learning Time Beyond the Classroom
FTA members enrich teaching by tutoring students twice weekly, gaining insight and enthusiasm. Beneficiaries include pupils who receive more individual attention than in regular classes. Teachers report high levels of cooperation and commitment.
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FTA
Fashions Spark Attention At School After Holidays
Operative with the ITA notes that other teachers will see the program benefits and join more fully. The piece highlights many new outfits around the school since the Christmas holidays, including Mrs. Ellison’s cute new red outfit.
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ITA
Ellison
Appanoose County Education Board 1969 Expense Report
Itemized expenses for 1969 include travel, supplies, and services across schools such as Centerville Moravia Seymour and Moravia Community Schools. Notable entries: Davis, Donald travel. Foster, Deloris travel and workshop. Office Services supplies. Milani and Parker publishing and library costs. allocations under flood control fund per Iowa Code. total shown 4390.91 with multiple small payments to publishers, firms, and staff.
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Appanoose County
Grune and Stratton
Guernsey
Hugh
Hoermann Press
Auppucay
Interstate Printers and Publishers
Supp
Towa Association of School Boards
Due Iowa Public Employees Retirement
Sysi Towa State Telephone Corporation
Towegian
Klipta
Koehler
Frederick
Lundgren
Audrey
Metropolitan School Supply
Milani
Mary
Moeller
Hubert
Moravia Union
Moulton Tribune
Parker Publishing Company
Psychological Corporation
George Starcevich
Western Psychological Corporation
Code of Iowa
Centerville
Moravia
Midwest Carbon Company
Supp Padovich, M
Fashion At MHS: Dresses, Vests And After-School Styles
The article notes evolving MHS fashion with white striped dress looks, vest-like dresses, and navy pants with white stripes. It cites student outfits from Sally Martin and Mr. Macy, highlighting knitted vests, knee-length shirts, matching socks, and varied post school BB practice attire. It also mentions hairstyles and male trends like knitted shirts with plain or patterned slacks and simple chains.
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MHS
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Perretts
Hiattsville
Union Twp
Scribbler
Stanley‘s Standard Service
Amor Repair
Jerry and
Dewayne Stanley
Geo. J, Starcevich
Sulek
Wayne - Hubbard - Gold Banner
Sree
Aes
Iowa
Southern District
Chariton
Corydon
Moulton
Seymour
Iowa Southern
Southern Utilities Company
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