Scribbler Names Harris Huson Onelts Whicker Athletics
The M H S Scribbler lists Harris Huson Onelts Whicker in athletics. Don Sears is noted with general Patty Halden and Mae Luse, with Dean Tomlin Mudie and Marilyn Hiatt among clubs.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1950
Page
5
The M H S Scribbler lists Harris Huson Onelts Whicker in athletics. Don Sears is noted with general Patty Halden and Mae Luse, with Dean Tomlin Mudie and Marilyn Hiatt among clubs.
A miscellaneous update from Moravia area schools covers grade progress in geography science and history, student absences, new enrollments, and reentries. The piece includes classroom film notes, a wax history report, student profiles with birthdates and hobbies, and light humor between freshmen and staff.
Genevie Donovan notes from New Hope Wesley W S.C.8 gathering on Thursday with Mae McDonald and guests Doris Woodward and Wilda Argo. Many neighbors visited, hosted dinners and birthdays, with Gladys Harsh leading the W.S.C.S. and multiple family and friend arrivals and outings around Centerville and nearby homes.
Centerville residents shared visits and calls throughout the weekend with neighbors and friends. Mr and Mrs Gabe Johnson hosted and hosted guests including Walter Scott Dale Derby family Ottumwa and Wilbert Johnson. Several families attended a funeral for Emma Nash with J P Foster Kenneth Gladfelder Judy and Roma Tomlin present.
Attendance at Fairview church Sunday morning, 31. Mrs. Frank Gladfelder and others visited Roy Hiatt, Paul Miller and Patsy dined with Ted Millers. Afternoon callers included Mr and Mrs Clarence Dowd. Kend Gladfelder party and Stockwells from Kansas City called on Clyde Gladfelder. Foster and Twyla visited Ames with Arthur McKerns. Hiatt family from Newton visited Otie Whicker Thursday. Kermit Gladfelder dined with John Zimmer and family, Longs visited Lee Benz. Kenneth Gladfelder and Judy at J P Foster home Sunday. James McCrory from Muscatine stayed with Ed Points. Oneita Whicker went to Lancaster with Phyllis Haver. Bill Long attended Enid Long wedding in Centerville Saturday. Callers on Orman and Max Whicker included Eugene McCrory and others from Centerville. Ed Points visitors Sunday.
Local social notes record Saturday and Sunday visits and dinners. Families including Hammond, Loch, Breese, Brown, Dicks, Albertson, and Frame hosted or visited friends and relatives around Des Moines and nearby towns. Illnesses mentioned include a child with intestinal flu.
Bloomfield residents shared weekend visits with relatives and friends. Wanda and Wayne discussed calling on Bloomfield Saturday. Neil and Tommy Penfield stayed with grandparents Greg and Mrs. Penfield Saturday night. Algia Derby visited George Hammonds Thursday afternoon. Verna McAninch spent Thursday with her parents Will and Mrs. Kelsey. Eldred Estrack and Kenny called Monday at Gertude Penfield’s home. George Hammond and Laura Dicks hosted Friday evening with Lawrence and Lorraine.
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