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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
5
Janice Grinstead argues that sophomores should receive their class rings this spring rather than next fall. She notes two innovations two ring options for each student and explains how dual styles split the class, increasing immediate ownership and reducing wait time.
School week menu list shows offerings for Monday March 20 goulash corn lettuce sandwich pie milk and juice Tuesday March 21 sausage patty mashed potatoes green beans bread and butter fruit milk and juice Wednesday March 22 no school Thursday March 23 meatloaf candied sweet potatoes cole slaw bread and butter refrigerator dessert milk and juice Friday March 24 macaroni and cheese stewed tomatoes meat sandwich fruit milk and juice
Nyle Burdett Cox, 18, of Centerville, born January 16, 1954, plans to drive trucks after graduation. He studies woodworking metals government and architectural drafting with metals as his favorite subject. His favorite teacher is Mr. Miller and his companion is Patty. He has brown hair and blue eyes and no pet peeve.
In Ottumwa on May 31, 1953 Ronald Cloyed was born to Lyle and Virginia Cloyed. He has green eyes and brown hair and is seventeen years old. His subjects this year include government mechanical drawing and Vo Ag IV EFA. He is active in EFA and enjoys pool riding motorcycles. His pet peeve is teachers. After graduation he plans to attend Iowa Tech in Ottumwa.
Mike Davis aged 18, child of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis, born March 20, 1953, with black hair and blue eyes, attends with senior subjects economics art woodworking and government. His favorite subject is woodworking and teacher is Mrs Hayden. He enjoys watching TV and dislikes people who run him down for no reason. He plans to work after graduation.
Ted Cochran born in Centerville on March 2 1954 to Mr and Mrs Lester Cochran. At 17 he lists brown hair blue eyes and subjects including government bookkeeping Art 1 and Voc Ag. He cites FFA and FBL A as activities and plans to work in construction in summer and attend school in winter.
Social notes from TOULSON detail visits and gatherings among local families. Roberta Hiatt Donita celebrate Donita's first birthday with relatives, while many neighbors like Herb Boblenz Ernest Hiatt and others share meals, showers, christening attendance, and weekend visits across Ottumwa Cedar Falls Newton and Wiggins Colorado.
From FRANKLIN by Mrs Earl Switt reports on social visits and gatherings. Pearl Runnells and families joined Earl Switt and others at Amy Higer’s, while Charles Jennings Loyd Jobson and Henry Van Welden visited Hostiae Argos. Frank Hershberger spent the weekend with Jim Hershberger. Earl Switt and Bub Phil shared events in Oskaloosa.
Greday afternoon with Mildred and Mrs Delbert Calhoun and Karl spent Sunday with Kenneth and Donald Calhoun. Mr and Mrs Earl Swift were Sunday dinner guests at the Duane Wilson home. Other visitors were Mr and Mrs Bill Cater Gwen and Shirley of Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Glen Ammons and Angela spent Sunday evening at the Lloyd Ammons home. Allen Ammons, a college student at Ames, spent the weekend at the Lloyd Ammons home. Mr and Mrs Ike Byers and children of Des Moines spent Saturday evening at the Richards Eastlicks.
Unionville news notes visitors from Des Moines Ottumwa Copenhagen and Centerville with extended family stays. Farm changes include Phillip Cormendy buying part of the Dude Ranch land while Bailey Bros gear up semis for spring. Rain totals ranged up to two inches spilling into local recollections.
The Unionville Baptist Church holds services through March. Alva Smith and family returned from New London visit. J Howard Alexander and Ross Starks families call on the Smiths. Walter Cantrell home visits noted. Lowell Exline hosted at Arthur Kieffer’s. Susing Ewing recovering from illness. Jamies lin triplets visiting Stajcar family. Frank Stajcar and family returned from a three week trip to Arizona Mexico and Nevada.
Mr and Mrs Clarence White head and Bobby attended the basketball tournament in Des Moines Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Terry Rose went to Clear Lake Thursday and Friday for a wedding of an Army buddy. They spent the weekend in Des Moines with Mr and Mrs Robert Kain and Mrs Helen Rose. Kristie Rose visited with Laura Jayne Kain from Thursday to Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown were in Albia Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Gene Huff and sons Hazel and Dick Hellyer attended a sale in Centerville Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Floyd Crabtree
Friday evening spent with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown. Miss Hazel Hellyer and Mrs Jake Firkins were in Ottumwa Sunday. Dick Hellyer Delbert and Karl Calhoun Clarence Whitehead attended Lippert sale Saturday. Mr and Mrs Don Whitehead and Clarence Whitehead at a Maple Buffet supper in Knox ville Thursday. Head called on Maude Whitehead Sunday. Phil Prater and Lanae Wiksell spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown. Mr and Mrs Russell Brown Sunday afternoon with Lloyd Brown. Mr and Mrs Edward McCord took Fern Callen to her home in Albia Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Delbert Calhoun spent Friday at Gene Huff home. Mr and Mrs John Huff of Washington Iowa spent the weekend at Gene Huff home. Spent Friday evening at Emily Thompson home. Mrs Gene Huff spent Thursday and Saturday at Fred Sandeen home.
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