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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1953

Page

5

Moravia High News Highlights From Student Journal

Eighth grade studies vitamins and radio broadcasting while the snow caused early dismissal last Tuesday. Junior High boys acted as managers and referees for lower grade tournaments amid a thriving library addition. F. H. A. notes describe a February meeting selecting seven girls for Des Moines convention and a state office candidate, with three foreign guests and a Younkers fashion show planned.

Janie Sawyer Colleen Fenton Moravia F. H. A Des Matines Jane Ellen Brain Marianne Scott Norma Cochran Judy Bayer Deloris Eakins Fern Kelley Charlotte McAninch Morayia Ann Pettibone Puerto Rico France Hawaii Younkers F. HA Moravia Joyce Brain

Seniorgraph: Larry Vaughn Easter portrait profile

Larry Vaughn Easter born 1935 Centerville Iowa. Attended Moravia grade school and Howord high school. Brown hair blue eyes 5'10" 155 lbs. Favorite music Mae West and Stan Kenton. basketball and FFA active. plans to work next year.

Larry Vaughn Easter Centerville Iowa Moravia T. M Mae West Jeff Chandler Stan Kenton Jaguar Guy Lombardo

Junior High News Notes and Reflections

March 4 issues reveal grading news and grade card impact. Joan Fox returns after illness. Seventh graders study transitive and intransitive verbs, eighth graders focus on comparison of adjectives and adverbs. Clear school tone shows routine lessons and student health notes.

Joan Fox

We Bid Farewell to Joyce Exline at Moravia

This little column notes Joyce Exline leaving Moravia returning to Moulton. It praises her as a good student and friend and on the Moravia High School team. Other items mention F H A members attending the Des Moines convention and various school jokes and anecdotes about students and teachers.

Dee Ann Joyce Exline Moulton Moravia Joyce Mrs. Tassell Des Moines Wendell Condra Stixrud Marion Reagan Joe T Mr. Stixrud Roberta B

Quiz Reporter Voices on Staret Mystery

The group questions reveal varied reactions to an odd object named staret. Responses range from eating and driving to selling, cage display, and a paper weight joke. The solution identifies the object as an old man, a teacher, or a monk.

Marverie Mikels John Brown Mr. Tessell Lavern Magsman

Across The Editors Desk On Liberty And Dictatorship

The author reflects on how unfamiliar dictatorship is to Americans and recalls the value of strict education control as contrasted with liberal policies. He notes the relief felt when reading about orderly education and means of safeguarding liberty for future generations.

Pins for Commercial Awards for Moravia Students

Moravia students in Commercial classes will receive pins as awards for superior work at the end of the school year. The awards will be presented at the Senior Chapel each May, covering Typewriting, Bookkeeping, and Shorthand. Typing students have begun their contests and competition is expected to grow across commercial classes.

Moravia

Outdoors Exhibit Highlights Fifth Grade Class

Fifth grade students contribute shells rocks arrowheads agates Indian tools insects butterflies and petrified wood to an outdoors exhibit while continuing the unit The Great Outdoors. A basketball match against sixth grade ended with the fifth grade girls winning and the sixth grade boys prevailing.

Nancy Roblenz Art Fox James Crawley Center School Monroe County Gordon

Main Station and Social Roundup at Fairview Area

Community notes list numerous social visits and gatherings across households in the Fairview and surrounding areas. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Al Brizidine, Herbert Hoover family, Lee Benz, Patty Miller, Clarence Dowd, Delmar, Ted Miller, J. P. Foster, and many others with Sunday dinners, supper hosts, and rink outings at Hilltop Rink.

al Brizidine Herbert Hoover Neva Lee Benz Hilltop Rink Fairview M. Y. F Marvin Morris Atteded Centerville Methodist Church Wilma’ Whicker Wm. Espy Darby Dennis Gardner Kermit Gladfelder Fonda Sue Mac Tobias Clarence Dowd Donald Delmar Patty Miller Ted Miller Delia Points Ted Broshar Ira Foster Centerville J. P. Foster Kenneth Gladfelder Judy Carl Tomlin Robert Foster Della Points Johnny Whicker Catie Whicker Kester Gladfelder Trenton Chas. Lemonds Albia

Community Visitor Notes in Ottumwa Area

Residents and visiting relatives named Rinehart Hammond Cole Erskine Landgrebe Brown Over t urf Vance Garrison Firkins Calhoun and others stop by homes across Ottumwa Moulton Moravia and Oskaloosa in a weekend of social calls and greetings. Lloyd Landgrebe is named as new Shanghai school director and several families travel for visits and furloughs.

Gerald Rinehart Chauncey Cole George Rinehart Fred Christy Bert Rinehart Fred Taylor Floyd Greene Lloyd Brown Harold Young Lloyd Landgrebe Shanghai School Lloyd Landgrebe Land Family Jack Vance Oskaloosa Harold Dean Tisue Glen Overturf Mr. Tisue LeRoy Brown Sheryl Beryl Brown Pat Printy Malinda Bobby Argo Dianna Earl Swift Carolyn Lawrence Hammond Gerald Rivehart Wayne Thompson Jake Firkins Argo Brothers Bernard Hayes Gons Mark Alen George Hammond Charlie Wakefield, Jr Ottumwa

GI Gyps Exposed in Sunday Herald American Weekly

A Chicago Herald American insert warns readers about crooked gamblers targeting U S servicemen. The report details how alluring women lure GIs into traps, exposing a wide racket framed as the meanest in the capitalized underworld.

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Feeding whole grains to hens may curb cannibalism

A brief note suggests that giving hens whole grains could reduce feather pecking and cannibalism in poultry flocks. The observation points to improved diet as a potential management practice for fowl welfare.

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M.H.S. Scribbler MHS. Scribbler Staff Viola Hammond Charles Horn Dewayne Clark Joyce Martin Aileen Turner Kathleen Halden LaVern Massman Rex Overturf Phillip Miller Bob Russia United States of America F. A Junior High News Dan Dalley Corinne Calvet Technicolor Gene Autry Albia Sales CO Sale Pavilion HLG Peterson & Son Don Paul Morehead John Bechler John Foster Fairview Church Iconium Dorman Irwin Paul Erskine Kay Overturf Marlene Keren Landgrebe Mary Lou Rinehart Bill Steffen Delbert Calhoun Maude Whitehead Rinehart Roy Rinehart Mgr Goode The Moravia Union Mercury Mearl C
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