Intra mural basketball openers highlight juniors and freshmen
The Juniors beat the Freshman 18 to 3 in the first game. Winsler led with 8 points, Callen topped the Freshman with 4. In the boys game the Junior team overwhelmed the Sophomores 33 to 11 as Hall and Smith paced scoring and Moravia defeated Moulton in the March of Dimes benefit.
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Winsler
Callen
FG. FT. F BE
Main
Rabuck
Robb
Overturf
Hiatt
Fenton
Kaster
BG. BT. Fo Tp, Broshar
Fisher
Underwood
Cross
Pasovich
McGee
Hall
FG. Ft, F. U.P. Smith
Tracy
Scieszinski
Hiner
Gladfelder
Paxston
FG. FT. FL
Seara
Moulton
Moravia
Moravia Rooters
Ella Hannam
Joyce Hiatt
Cory
Winslet
Hannam
Briskey
Rick
Dille
Easter
Ted “Geisand
Edwards
First and Second Grade Perfect Spelling Pupils
Lists of second grade pupils with perfect spelling scores: Jerry Lee Buckallen, Carol Lee Day, Yvonne Gardner, Jimmy Hickman, Carol Ann Main, Larry, Martin, Janie Sawyer, Bobby Schaffner, Carolyn Lurber, Betty Van Dorin, Bobbie Woodward. First grade perfect scores in back-up: Richard Mason, John Murdy, Linda Coulson, Mack Cottingham, Charles Argo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lee Buckallen
Carol Lee Day
Yvonne Gardner
Jimmy Hickman
Carol Ann Main
Larry, Martin
Janie Sawyer
Bobby Schaffner
Carolyn Lurber
Betty van Dorin
Bobbie Woodward
Richard Mason
John Murdy
Linda Coulson
Mack Cottingham
Charles Argo
Robert Louis Stevenson
Skating Party Planned for Albia by Sophomore Class
Sophomore class approves a gift for president Bill Broshar sidelined by an injury and schedules a skating party in Albia on March 8. The program committee for the next meeting includes Hilly Schaffner Phyllis Haver and Anna Laura Main.
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H. A. Club
Pauline Harp
Doris Callen
Corita Cory
Lillian Rick
Bonnie Stocker
Ella Hannam
Marilyn Rose
Doris Cahien
Fern Foser
Bill Broshar
Albia
Hilly Schaffner
Phyllis
Haver
Anna Laura
Junior High Selects Coaches for Tournaments
The Junior girls chose Phyllis Laws as coach for the class tournaments next week. Johnny Laws was picked to coach the boys. Committees form for the Junior-Senior banquet while the class plans to keep theme secret from Seniors.
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Phyllis Laws
Johnny Laws
Senior News update from Weseren class meeting
The Senior class met February 1 1838 to discuss senior pictures and the annual. They planned a party later in the school year and closed the meeting with a railroad spirit sendoff.
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Weseren
Railroad Spi
F. F. A. News and Upcoming Events in District Basketball
The F F A teams played two games at Seymour Monday night with one loss and one win. An F F A basketball tournament is set for March 13 at Chariton where all district teams will compete and trophies will be awarded. The Ag II boys enter a Dairy Heifer contest sponsored by the Iowa Dairy Association, radio WMT Cedar Rapids. First prize is a pure bred heifer, second prize $50.
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F.F.A
Seymour
Chariton
Ag. II
Towa State Dairy Association
WMT
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Five and six graders face six weeks tests
A classroom report notes sixth week tests to raise grades and lists punctual students Donnie Burton Richard Tomlin Wendell Condra Joyce Martin Jack McDanel Paul Wilson Naomi Wills. It also names spelling bee hopefuls Mitzi Sawyer Marianne Scott Charles Turner and Richard Tomlin from the room.
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Donnie Burton
Richard Tomlin
Wendell Condra
Joyce Martin
Jack McDanel
Paul Wilson
Naomi Wills
Mitzi Sawyer
Marianne
Scott
Charles Turner
Air minded grades craft paper planes and star spellers
Third and Fourth Grades made realistic passenger planes using construction paper paste and scissors during art. The week’s top spellists were Larry Pfanne Becker and Sandra Kaster, with Joy Tubaugh Joan Fox Judy Martin Richard Wills Carol Gordon Jerry Main and Jerold Luse noted among winners.
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Larry Pfannebecker
Sandra Kaster
Junior High News Highlights Basketball Win and Show Attendance
The Lions Paw was read by Oneiden, followed by The Big Bright Land. Wednesday the basketball teams traveled to Unionville for their first game. girls won 32 to 4 with Joan Dille as high scorer. Absent were Helen Davis, Letha Schaffner, Nellie Du Vall, and Evelyn Adams. Nonplayers were excused. A show titled Trees for Tomorrow was shown Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly. Oneiden
Rabb White
Enid Johnson
Unionville
Joan Dille
Helen Davis
Letha Schaffner
Nellie DuVall
Evelyn Adams
F.HLA. Party Highlights School Event
A February 11 high school gym party hosted by F.H.A. with guests from the F.H.A. boys and sponsors. Games and dancing entertained about sixty attendees. Miss Hackett directed the dance and was thanked by F.H.L.A. Refreshments included popcorn balls, pop, and apples.
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F.hla
Miss Hackett
Enon News Notes and Obituaries
Brief local column notes weather and social visits from Enon. Rainy roads and two inches of snow referenced. Mourning memory shared for Milo Main with remarks from Mrs. Harold Hawk and Ver sal Barnes. Family visits and weekend gatherings among Van Dorin, Hawk, Roberts, Faber, and related households in Albia Ottumwa and nearby farms.
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Milo Main
Harold Hawk
Versal Barnes
Claude Hawk
Farm Bureau Hall
Albia
Jeanne Hawk
Sylvan van Dorin
J.T
Glen
Gerald Roberts
Lela Blome
Guy Roberts
Marie
W. H. van Dorin
Glen Fowler
Maple Grove Community Social Roundup
Names and visits clutter a Maple Grove locality social summary. Residents and guests including Fay Paxston, Winston DuVall, Dale Derby, and families visit neighbors such as Emery Hiatt, Gabe Johnson, and Laura Whisler. Weekend and Sunday calls thread through Albia and Udell areas with multiple households hosting and stopping by.
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George Railing
Emery Hiatt
Albia
Fay Paxston
Winston ByVall
Morgan Thomas
Marjory Scott
Ralph Tucker
Dale Derby
Gabe Johnson
Donald
Delmar Dowd
Richard Tubaugh
Ray Tubaugh
Donna Ray
Dixie Kay
Albert Tubaugh
Bill Woodward
Ale Callen
Loren Walter
Winston DuVall
Grant Tadlock
Harry Phillips
Wilbert Johnson
Carl Tisue
Salem Social Roundup from Hazel Hellyer notes
Salem residents and families gathered for open houses and visits across Fremont and Albia venues. The celebration of Rev J W Zerbe’s 50th anniversary appears amid multiple social calls, funerals, and familial weekends with the Hellyer and Perry families prominent in local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Perry
Albert Perry
Newton Long
Clarence Whitehead
Sandra
Rarold Argo
Dell Hellyer
B. C. Whitehead
Donald
Neile Thompson
J. W. Zerbe
Fremont
Iowa
Lloyd Brown
Virgil Easter
Carl Tisue
Dick, Clark
Albia
Hazell
George Hellyer
Earl Main
Knoxville
Jess Gladfelder
Milo Main
Harold Argo
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Centerville
Ryo Raed
Amos McGhgly
Appanoose County
Continental Hotel Annex
Charles L. Johnston
Frances Henge
Taga the
Gardner Hatchery
Midway
Seiterniters
F.G Harris
Sears
Smith
Ruth
Nathan Hale
Huer Publishing Company
Eloise
Lillian Rick Lindy
Vjaney Sawyer Mather
Helen Taylor
Beatrice
Phyllis Easter
Julie
Patty Sawyer
Mr. McDoughee
Gene Boyer
Mra. McDoughee
Leta Stevens
Miss Mennen
Peggy Hopkins
Gertie
Marilyn Jacobson
Father
John Wilson
Kenny Leroy
Richard Goughnour
Tomlin
Lillian Scientic Broshar
Jack
Johnson
Margaret
Tadlock
Basil
George Aes Zimmer
Norma
Richard
Carter
Virginia
Mary Rose
Whicker
Oneita
Luse
Edna Mae
Robinson
Deanalee
Harrisney
Vern
Mary Louis
Ance
DaVonna
Proctor
Thomas
Larry Gress
Wilson
Betty At
Ose
Merton
Steffen
Margare
DuvVall
Freddie
Turner
Ambulance Service
Enlislmners
J.B. Judge
Chiropractor Clark Hotel
Briggs Motor CO
Iowa Highway 60
Junior News
Senior News
Frank Swaim Moravia
Albia Electric CO
Corugr Batiate
F.F.A. News
Junior High News
F.ila. Party
Enon
Maple Grove
Mrs. Fay Paxston
Charles Wheeler
Mary Wheeler
Osteopathic
A&p
N. Side Sq
L. P. Clow
Centerville, Iluwa
Future Farmers Chapter
Salem
Hazel Hellyer
Bell Hellyer
Mrs
Horton Potts
Robert Jennings
Basil Cowell
American Legion
Harry Pearson
Richard Veach
Sebben
Pullman Motor Co
James
Jim
Blythe
Clinton Oats
Benton
Jess Smith
the Fire Department
Southern Utilities
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