Moravia FFA elects officers and council members
Moravia chapter of Future Farmers of America met Friday May 3 with 35 members and an advisor. Officers elected were Wayne Lindley president John Tarbell vice president David West secretary Dennis Kelly treasurer Carl Rouse reporter John Murdy sentinel. Student Council for next year includes Ann Mihalovich Linda Coulson and Eugenie Vincent.
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Moravia
Future Farmers of America
Wayne Lindley
John Tarbell
David West
Dennis Kelly
Carl Rouse
John Murdy
Gary Perry
Ann Mihalovich
Linda Coulson
Nancy Boblenz
Off to the Ozarks seniors’ lodge trip details
At 4 00 am on Thursday April 24 seniors headed in rain to Kirkwood Lodge in the Ozarks Osage Beach Missouri. They arrived by 11 00 am and followed a schedule of meals dances and curfew with a visit to Bridal Cave Friday morning. Annie Kaster signs off recommending the trip as a nice vacation.
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Kirkwood Lodge
Ozarks
Osage Beach
Missouri
Bridal Cave
Kirkwood
Bridal Chapel
Annie Kaster
Scribbler staff editor elected by sophomore class
The assistant editor for the Scribbler staff of 1957 1958 was elected by the sophomore class Tuesday. We were very proud to elect Janice Mosley to this office. She will do a very fine job.
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Scribbler
Janice Mosley
Classroom Falls Silent
A hush swept the classroom as the students paused, the teacher’s words fading into a tense stillness. Every face turned toward the front, awaiting the moment that would break the silence and reveal what happened next.
Calendar of school events and a classroom distraction
May events include Jr Banquet at 6:30 pm on May 10, Baccalaureate May 12, Senior Chapel May 13, and Commencement May 14 at E U B church. Mrs Tuttle’s English class story from Kentucky mountains interrupted by a rattling window blind and a “BANG” sound, recalled by Barbara Yenger.
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Jr.-St
Mrs. Tuttle
Kentucky Mountains
Sears
Kentucky
Barbara Yenger
Enon Nancy Carol Faber and Community Visitors Notes
Various social visits unfold across Enon with neighbors spending evenings at the Marvin Vance, Lawrence Dommer, Elvin Stocker, and Birdie Main homes. Church and 4-H activities include the Urbana Doers 4-H May meeting at Harold Hawks, while families travel to Kansas City to fetch Mrs. William Vance.
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Billy Wilson
Jimmy
Marvin Vance
Paul Spencer
Lawrence Dommer
Doyle McDanel
Gomer Stocker
Elvin Stocker
Harold Hawk
LE. U. B
Moravia
Wayne McDanel
Ottumwa
Sheryl Hughes
Robert Moffitt
Russell Hughes
Paul Johnson
Keosauqua
Mervin
Verne Johnson
Glen Fowler
Birdie Main
Elmer Vance
Kansas City
Missouri
William Vance
Lyle Cloved
John Kelly
Urbana Doers
Harold Hawks
Local Social Visits Reported Across Town
Mr and Mrs Paul Houser and family spent Thursday evening at Bob Housers Mrs Clara Lemaster spent the weekend at the Theo Miller home Mr and Mrs Guy Argo and Vess Hiatt were in Oskaloosa Sunday afternoon to see Dwight Hiatt recently injured in a car accident Mr and Mrs Frank Shoemaker were Monday visitors at the Callen home Guests for Sunday dinner at Ernest Hiatt s were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hiatt and sons and A B Hiatt Mr and Mrs Lester Gordon were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Russell Burns home Mr and Mrs Herb Boblenz and Connie were Sunday evening visitors at Bob Housers Dick Miller called awhile Saturday at the Theo Miller home Mr and Mrs Russell Burns and Jimmie were visitors at the Doris Burns home in Udell Friday night Mrs Wm Anderson Mrs Dale Downard and J D were visitors with Mrs Jessie Miller in Brazil Sunday Mr and Mrs Bob Houser and
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Paul Houser
Bob Housers
Clara Lemaster
Theo Miller
Guy Argo
Vess Hiatt
Oskaloosa
Dwight Hiatt
Frank Shoemaker
Callen
Ernest Hiatts
Kenneth Hiatt and Sons
A. 8. Hiatt
Lester Gordon
Russell Burns
Herb Boblenz
Connie
Dick Miller
Jimmie
Doris Burns
Udell
Wm. Anderson
Dale Downard
J. D
Jessie Miller
Brazil
Bob Houser
Family visitors Sunday afternoon at Donald Houser home
Family members visited Sunday afternoon at the Donald Houser home. The informal gathering included relatives from nearby area, with no notable incidents reported.
Shanghai social notes fade with many names
Mike Rinehart spent Saturday night with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rinehart. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor left Sunday to Cedar Rapids. Don Thomas of Centerville visited Dale Fenton’s home. Bert Rinehart and Mary Lou visited Clarence Scott near Ottumwa Friday. Mary Laird visits with her parents. Multiple neighbors and relatives, including Christy, Penfield, Lippert, Wakefield, Landgrebe, and Taylor families, are noted in weekend gatherings and visits.
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Mike Rinehart
Bert Rinehart
Earl Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Don Thomas
Centerville
Dale Fenton
Mary Lou
Clarence Scott
Ottumwa
Mary Laird
Floyd Laird
Jack Penfield
Gerald Rinehart
Joyce
Elaine Christy
Aubrey Christy
Dell Heilyers
Harold Young
Lloyd Brown
Fred Taylors
Lloyd Ross
Streepy
Emmett Derby
Monte Lynn
Rita
Gerald Rineharts
Glen Overturf
Charles
Franklin Visits and Family News in Centerville
Mrs Earl Swift and Jeffrey Long spent Friday evening at Duane Wilsons. Mr and Mrs Coy Swift called at George Adams and Carl Calhoun homes Sunday. Lloyd Ammons and family attended a birthday dinner for her father Claude Rogers Sunday. Mrs Clair Long and Jeffrey and Mrs Earl Swift were Centerville callers Wednesday. Pearl Free spent Friday at Wayne Thompsons. Coy Swift and family were Moravian callers Saturday. Mrs James Calhoun is suffering from an infected finger. Freda Swift called on Rena Ammons Friday afternoon.
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Coy Swift
George Adams
Carl Calhoun
Lloyd Ammons
Claude Rogers
Earl Swift
Jeffrey Long
Duane Wilsons
James Calhoun
Freda Swift
Rena Ammons
Clair Long
Jeffrey
Centerville
Pearl Free
Wayne Thompson
Sunday Social Notes From Local Homes
Cora Murphy spent Sunday at Gerald Davisong. Mr and Mrs George Hammond were Sunday dinner guests at the Gerald Rinehart home. Afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs Bert Rinehart and Mary Lou. Barbara Christy visited her grandmother Mrs Aubrey Christy. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown and sons spent a few days last week at the Fred Taylor home. Mrs Jack Penfield called at the Gerald Rinehart home Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Land grebe and family spent the week.
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Cora Murphy
Gerald Davisong
George Hammond
Gerald Rinehart
Bert Rinehart
Mary Lou
Barbara Christy
Aubrey Christy
Lloyd Brown
Christy Family Hosts Dinner Guests at Home
Sunday dinner guests at the Lloyd Landgrebe home included Aubrey Christy and family with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christy and Barbara, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Christy with girls. Afternoon callers were Mrs. Selah Reeder and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Benjamin and Bill.
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Erid
Lloyd Landgrebe
Aubrey Christy
Fred Christy
Barbara
Wayne Christy
Doyle Christy
Selah Reeder
Dan Beh
Jamin
Bill
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P.A.G. Hybrid
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Joe Gardner
Mystic
H. B. Spring
T. C. Young
Piano
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Monroe, Iowa
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Donald Houser
Shanghai
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Rogers Bros
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Beth Tires
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Indianapolis
Rand McNally
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Truck Tire Headquarters
Firestone Transport
Oehler Bros
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