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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1955

Page

3

M H S Scribbler Elects 1960s Victoria Officers

M H S students of Mrs Helen Price Homemakers of America hold officer elections May 6. Officers named include president Charlotte McAninch and various roles. The Scribbler notes closing ceremonies, last edition, and upcoming graduation events with plans for next year.

Homemakers of America Martha Potts Charlotte McAninch Martha McCord Rosalie Sneeden Jewell Miller Marlene Rinehart Nancy Vance Mary

FHA Officers Nominate Leaders for Next Year

The FHA officers met on May 3 and nominated candidates for next year’s officers. It was decided to hold a meeting on Friday, May 6, to elect officers. The Moravia Chapter of Future Farmers of America discussed upcoming activities.

FHA The Moravia Future

Iconium Social Notes From Albia and Ottumwa Weddings

Mrs Banche Argo visited Clair Long home in Albia. Hazel Hellyer called at Harold Argo home. Hazel Moore spent weekend at Don Whitehead home. Many attended Laura Jo Argo and Dean Barks wedding in Ottumwa. Harold and Clarence Whitehead visit Jim DeWitt in Ottumwa. Ben Whitehead joined Don Whitehead for Sunday dinner. Glen Turner called on Blanche Argo. Jerald Fenton family visited. Sue Sweeden and Lynn Sweeden spent Sunday at Robert Sweeden home.

Banche Argo Clair Long Albia Hazel Hellyer Harold Argo Hazel Moore Don Whitehead Laura Jo Argo Dean Barks Ottumwa Clarence Whitehead Jim DeWitt Ben Whitehead Pella Glen Turner Blanche Argo Jerald Fenton Sue Sweeden Lynn Sweeden Robert Sweeden

End of Month Busywork Across School Classes

The report covers bookkeeping, biology, home economics, economics, and other courses. Seniors enjoyed skip day, while advanced algebra tackles logarithms and world history completes WWII study. English I freshmen practice summaries, sophomores learn directions, and civics covers insurance and world affairs. General science reviews chemistry elements with demos. Freshmen math begins algebra with four methods of solving equations. Home Ec I studies social relations and self confidence.

Enon Community News From Mrs J F T VanDorin

Enon notes field and garden work last week and outside house chores with indoor work possible if rain. Local gatherings include visits by Doris Hindman to St Joseph Ottumwa and Iona Stocker funeral. farm purchases and family events with Walter, VanDorin, Faber, Wren, Bentzinger, and Vance families. School closed for cooperative dinner. various Friday and Sunday visits and memorials noted.

Doris Hindman St. Joseph Hospital Ottumwa John Turner Marvin Gardner Pearl Walter Home John Wilson Maurice Walter Marcia Aubrey Walter Dallas Faber Lester Jones Claude Wren Albia Enon Leo VanDorin J.T. VanDorin Richard Bentzinger Ricky Floyd Bentzinger Fairfield R. §. Faber Ida Griffin Harold Hawk E. G. Hawk George Frogge Numa Mearl Walter Moravia Park Frank Swaim J. T. VanDorin Eslinger Ellis Robinson Birdie Callwell Norma Robinson Fred Tillmont Madge Hough Ethel Roberts Marvin Vance Iona Stocker

Shanghai News Social Roundup Promotes Dozens Of Visits

Shanghai notes list Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Green, daughters, at Fred Taylor home. numerous calls and weekend visits among Overturf, Wakefield, Hall, Nash, Rinehart, Christy, Landgrebe, Callen, and others. School picnic, 4‑H events, and a May 23 Bible school start at Wesley Chapel with two weeks of sessions from 1 to 3 30 p.m.

Floyd Green Fred Taylor Glen Overturf Charles Wakefield Gene Hall Judy Max Hill Alice Ruth Canny Clarence Scott Aubrey Christy Colorado Doyle Camp Carson Myra Overturf Kenneth Landgrebe Vicki Lloyd Landgrebe Harold Young Bert Rinehart Mary Lou Gerald Rinehart George Hiner James Nash Wayne Laws Emmett Derby Icle Scott Sheryl Landgrebe Iowa City Wayne Christy Elaine Pat Printy Cpl George Hammond Ottumwa Lloyd Brown

Hiattsville Social Notes From Mrs McDanel

Mrs Lloyd Rose spent Friday evening with her sister Mrs Wray Smith and family. Mrs Richard Davis and children of Centerville and Mrs Harold Sharp and Son of Chillicothe Mo spent Friday afternoon at the Kenneth Daniels home. Mr and Mrs Virgil Dooley and family spent Sunday at the parental Roy Dooley home. Mr and Mrs Bill Ashmond Jr and family, Mr and Mrs Joe Moore and Mrs Belle Witt all of Cedar were Sunday dinner guests at the Ernest Witt home. Mr and Mrs Don Pettibone

Lloyd Rose Wray Smith Richard Davis Centerville Harold Sharp Chillicothe Kenneth Daniels Virgil Dooley Roy Dooley Bill Ashmond, Jr Joe Moore Belle Witt Cedar Ernest Witt Don Pettibone Reo Bryant Seymour Bob Strunk John Tadlock Moravia Lee Tadlock Harvey Andrews Chuckie Andrews Sons Des Moines C. H. Andrews Richard Tubaugh Andy Andrews Harold Wright Shelia and Denny Nellie Williams Raymond Williams Cecil Comstock Ottumwa Don Hitherington Rollie Morrison West Grove Claude Paris Lena Paris Knoxville Albert Tubaugh Ray Tubaugh Bill Vivian Hoffman Harry Tisue Waterloo David Hoffman

Miller Family Social Round Brimming With Visits

Mr and Mrs Arthur Andrews Miller host and visit with relatives from Seymour Moravia Des Moines Centerville Ottumwa West Grove Knoxville and Waterloo during a weekend and weekday series of calls and dinners. Several households share guest lists and long family ties across Iowa communities.

Local residents host weekend gatherings and school events

A long list of Sunday and weekday visitations appears across area households. Families including Rumley Caster Strunk and Tubaughs, plus neighbors like Tadlock and Andrews, shared meals and social visits. A May 11 school basket dinner and a trip to Ottumwa with teacher Helen Extine and 13 pupils are noted, followed by a Lake Wapello picnic and a weiner roast.

Harry Rumley Clifford Caster Patty Russell Strunk Lazelle Lester Strunk Iva Strunk Gerald Burton Roy Tubaugh Belle Plaine Richard Tubaugh Ray Tubaugh Albert Tubaugh Floyd Wood Duane Wood Centerville Lee Tadlock Marion Condra Joe Tadlock Nancy Eldridge Lazelle Lindley Lorene Tublugh Ruby Andrews Venetah Tubaugh Helen Extine Vivien Hoffmand David Tisue Andy Andrews David Bryant Marilyn Des Moines Seymour W. M. Talbert Glen Stephenson Knoxville Claude Paris Leo Means Janie Albia Cecil Comstock Irma Tubaugh Lorene Tubaugh Drenda Gae Minnie Hicks Bill Hoffman Roy Bernard Nellie Williams Donna Rae Tubaugh

Moravia Social Roundup Features Local Visits

Day night with Ellen Maridge and Friday night with Beverly Simmons highlight the Moravia area social scene. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Miller visited Sunday afternoon in Moravia with Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Miller, reflecting a quiet weekend of local gatherings.

Ellen Maridge Dixie Rae Tubaugh Beverly Simmons Wilbur Miller Moravia W. N. Miller

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M.H.S. Scribbler Marianne Scott Asa’t Shirley Walter Deloris Pelle Belle Schaffner Joyce Brain Ramona Cox Helen Price Editorial Iha Dani Andrews Marjorie Main, Percy Kilbride Waikiki Jane Russell Albert Roland Iconium Bur Pavison Trhiat Shanghai Mary Lou Rinehart Joyce Rinehart Jerry Pettibone Bert Meadows Harold Heckman J Frank Heckman Harley Heckman Leann Heckman Carolyn Archer Judy Melfina John Grenfell Johnny Clair McDanel Nell Utterback Cyril McDanel Oskaloosa Francis Argo Wanda Jimmy McIlwain Glee Club Carl Hiatt Kenneth Hiatt Kenby Exline Laverne Middleton Myrtle Middleton Jack Bible School Wesley Chapel Hiattsville Virginia McDanel Albia Sales CO Reterson Bom Dou Paul Morehead John Bobbler Ovpers and Maasger MERCHANTS@ WISE Mary Wheeler Iowa Peoples Abstract & Title Co Centerville National Bank BR. Griffing DI Ascs Taek Pioneer John H. Goode Gardner Hatchery BE. N. Catterlin Optometrist Hotel Annet Centerville, Lows Laingscans East Side Square Paderel Tox Pian Ware Weatia GTA Roddy Reddy ISU Southern Utilities Company
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