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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1957

Page

5

Moravia High Band’s 1956 57 Busy Parade Year

The Moravia band details a hectic season with parades in Lancaster Centerville Moulton Jamboree Kirksville and Mount Pleasant. They earned a No II rating at the State Marching Contest and No T1 at the State Music Contest, benefited from pancake day, paid expenses, and thanks to chaperones and chocolate sales.

Moravia Lancaster Missouri Bloomfield Centerville Moravia Band Moulton Kirksville KSTC Mount Pleasant Towa Molly’s Ottumwa Monroe

Eighth Grade Class Trip Visits Factories in Fort Madison

Eighth grade students toured Mid-West Wax Paper Co and Crandon Paper Mill to see waxed wrappers and log processing. They met Mr. Patterson of the Chamber of Commerce, observed Shaeffer Pen Co operations, and viewed a gold bar used for pen plating valued at $900. They learned about gold dust savings and crossed into Illinois before returning home.

Ft. Madison Mid-West State Penitentiary Shhaeffer Pen Company Shaeffer Illinois Keokuk

Calendar of Events May 16 and 17 school activities

May 16 Grades Field Day from 12 45 to 3 30 pm. May 17 4 5 6 Grade Trip. May 24 School is out.

School notices and student updates from second grade

Richard Mosley leads outside reading with most books read. Lois Callen missed a week due to mumps. The class displays include honey bees snakes luna moth toad and crayfish. The room blooms with tulips lilacs and wildflowers as the term ends and students push to finish before summer vacation.

Richard Mosley Lois Callen

Kindergarten News and Class Notices

Two groups completed Alice and Jerry pre primer tests as the class enjoys Animals From All Over The World. Kenneth Underwood suffered mumps. Recent visitors included Mrs Joe Wilson and families, Mrs Verner Hawk and Mary, Mrs Don Tscherter, Donna and Nancy Sue, Mrs Ruby Davis and David, Mrs Russell Kelly and Judy, Mrs John Robison, Sharon Cleaver and Dale Lindley, who celebrated sixth birthdays with candy bars and balloons. Roger Dean Tscherter treated the class to candy bars. his birthday is in July.

Alice and Jerry Wayne Kenneth Underwood Joe Wilson Danny Nancy Verner Hawk Mary Don Tscherter Donna Nancy Sue Ruby Davis David Russell Kelly Judy John Robison Sharon Cleaver Dale Lindley Roger Dean Tscherter

Fourth Grade News Highlights Bird Hobbies and Posters

The fourth grade is busy with reviews and tests while some students work on bird hobbies. A bird poster and Poppy posters with American Legion Auxiliary appear in class. Subscriptions tally at 16, yielding a What's Next book. Visitors included Mrs Lathen and Mark, Mrs Daniels, and Mrs Kelly with Judy. Janice McDonough led reading with 57, near a 60 perfect score.

American Legion Auxiliary

Third Grade Travels From Classroom to Wild Places

Third grade students recount classroom travel to mountains, coast, Texas cowboy country, and north woods while studying maps. They learn about wildflowers and seed production, noting the harm of picking plants. Butch Martin brings a bull snake and Sharon offers a toad to illustrate friendly farm animals.

United States Canada Ocean Shore Texas North Woods Lakes Butch Martin Sharon

Fifth Grade Journal: Food Units and Clean Up Day

Fifth graders describe science foods unit and plants source of all food. They mention Poppy poster plans and a Wednesday inventory with book case cleaning. Iowa history interest centers on Black Hawk War and Keokuk. They finish The Haunted Attic and start a Roy Rogers book. Tuesday afternoon cleanup moved boards and papers to be burned.

Iowa Keokuk

Sunday Visits and Family Gatherings Around Ottumwa

Sunday dinners and visits linked Wayne Christy Elbert Moore Flo Chambers and others in Ottumwa Des Moines and Des Moines area households. Attendees included Dicks Brown Dunham Me Paninety Callen McAninch and others with a funeral in Des Moines and a 4-H club gathering at Sondra Whitehead.

Wayne Christy Elbert Moore Flo Chambers Ottumwa Clyde Dicks Roy Scott Truxton Dicks Russell Brown Richard Dunham Des Moines Danny Dunham Helen Connie Max Mepaninety Lloyd Brown Mrs Dick Brown DeWayne Moore May Mary Jo Darwin Sheldon Mearl Dicks Joyce Elaine Christy Gilbert Callen

Pleasant Hill Social Notes From Local Families

Pleasant Hill briefs list visits and gatherings among local residents. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Callen hosted and visited friends in Des Moines and near Mora. Janice Moore stayed with Theodore Henderson near Blakesburg and with Jerry Pettibone. others hosted dinners and picnics in Centerville Sharon Bluffs and surrounding communities. Jim McAninech and five men traveled to Washington DC on business returning Thursday.

Gilbert Callen Bill Wiand Des Moines Janice Moore Theodore Henderson Blakesburg Paul Dicks Clyde Dicks Vera Moore Glennie Dicks Frances Burton Moravia Jerry Pettibone B. F. Allem Russell Brown Bob Sciesczinski DeWayne Moore Nona Dicks Addie Sheldon Jim McAninech Washington, D. C E. G. Clayton Sigourney Nellie Thompson Wayne Thompson Pat Printy Sharon Bluffs Mearl Dicks Earl Swift Dick Brown Paul Jordan Centerville Bill Moore

Open Letter Urges Youth Center for Community

Annie Kaster advocates creating a youth center to provide teens with weekend activities. Proposes a jukebox for music, table tennis, games, a refreshments bar, and volunteer chaperones, noting teens currently travel to Centerville and Albia for recreation and must host gatherings at homes.

Centerville Albia Annie Kaster

Hilton Hustlers Hold May Meeting and Demos

The Hilton Hustlers opened at 8 11 pm on Monday May 13 1957 with a pledge to the flag. Twenty members answered roll call and shared their ages and years in club work. Raymond Clark and Albert Turner led a nails pulling demonstration and three tasks followed including Grain Sorghums by Ronnie Kehrberg Insect Pests of Sheep by Kenny Ellison and a final report by David Mur.

Hilton Hustlers Raymond Clark Albert Turner Ronnie Kehrberg Kenny Ellison David Mur

4 H Club Plans June Ice Cream Social and Tour

Plans for an ice cream social in early June and a 4 H club tour in late June were discussed. Members present included Donald Tibball Carl Rouse Ronnie Van Zante Mark Van Zante Charles Van Zante Mike Lathen Robbie Kehrberg Dean Albertson John Murdy Gary Charity Paul Koffman Gary Rogers Ronnie Kehrberg Albert Turner Raymond Clark Martha Rouse Cary McCoy Kenny Ellison David Murdy and Karl Rogers.

Donald Tibball Carl Rouse Ronnie van Zante Mark van Zante Charles van Zante Mike Lathen Robbie Kehrberg Dean Albertson John Murdy Gary Charity Paul Koffman Gary Rogers Ronnie Kehrberg Albert Turner Raymond Clark Martha Rouse Cary Mce-Coy Kenny Ellison David Murdy Karl Rogers

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