M H S Scribbler 1962 63 Staff List and Editors
The M H S Scribbler for the 1962 63 year lists editor Rosemary Phillips assistant editor Linda Davis senior staff Lorraine Walker Jo lene Van Dorin Max McAninch Carol Lewis junior staff Connie Koblenz Jo hn Vall Becky Wilson Nancy Mosley Karol Helmick Dixie Tu hauth Connie Walter Doris Hawk Fred Tarbell Mike Martin Diane Kincade Marlys Fenton Donna Tomlin Peggy Rogers Patty Blumer sophomore Joyce Roberts Madelyn Sinclair Janice McDonough Betty Blumer Carol Adams Anita Curtis Linda Underwood Elainé Harrington Edie Mullins freshmen Linda Johnson Sandi Kaye Fenton Paula Cleaver Linda Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribbler
Rosemary Phillips
Linda Davis
Lorraine Walker
Jolene van Dorin
Max McAninch
Carol Lewis
Connie Koblenz
John Vall
Becky Wilson
Nancy Mosley
Karol Helmick
Dixie Tuhauth
Connie Walter
Doris Hawk
Fred Tarbell
Mike Martin
Diane Kincade
Marlys Fenton
Donna Tomlin
Peggy Rogers
Patty Blumer
Joyce Roberts
Editorial thanks and transitions at Scribbler staff
The 1963 Scribbler year ends with Janice Mc as editor elect and Donough as assistant editor. Rosemary is thanked for a well run year and Mr Sallade is praised as sponsor. Senior reporters Jolene VanDorin Carol Lewis Lorraine Walker Max McAninch are noted for prompt work and juniors and freshmen are expected to join for 1963-64. Linda Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Mc
Donough
Janice
Rosemary
Mr. Sallade
Jolene VanDorin
Carol Lewis
Lorraine Walker
Max McAninch
Linda Davis
Kincade Installed FHA President in May Ceremony
On May 9 eleven new officers were installed to preside next year for the FHA. Diane Kincade became president with Linda Davis as vice president and Connie Bablenz secretary, Janet Smith treasurer, Jean Turner music chairman, Rowena Cox parliamentarian, Linds Johnson historian, Becky Wilson project chairman, Paula Cleaver reporter, and Madelyn Sinclair district officer. Linda Gardner, retiring president, gave the gavel to Kincade as senior members received gifts. The event included songs and reflections on members’ FHA participation and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Kincade
Linda Davis
Connie Bablenz
Janet Smith
Jean Turner
Rowena Cox
F.H.A
FHA
Union Farmerettes May Meeting at Unionville Methodist Church
The Union Farmerettes honored mothers at a May gathering in Unionville. They served breakfast including juice, eggs, muffins, nut bread, milk and coffee, followed by a short program. President Kathy Johnson led, roll call asked for favorite vegetable, reports read, talks by Becky, Kathy and Jane, muffin making demonstration by Mary, and planning for summer camp and other activities. Twenty members and eighteen mothers attended, reporter Janet Ahee notes.
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Unionville
Kathy Johnson
Becky
Kathy
Jane
Mary
Janet Ahee
Hilton 4-H Club Minutes From May 1963 Meeting
Hil ton Hutters 4-H held a regular meeting May 13 1963 at Hilton Church with 10 members present. Charles Van Zante read the minutes and updates covered the tour and rally night, plus an ice cream social on June 18. Mark Lathen spoke on Keeping Fuel Clean as part of the program. The June 26 meeting is scheduled for 8 30 pm.
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Hilton Hutters 4-H
Hilton _ Church
Charles van Zante
Pam
Mark Lathen
Bednar Wins Washington Trip From Local Coop
Joe Bednar a Blakesburg High School junior wins a nine day all expense trip to Washington D C awarded by Chariton Valley Electric Cooperative Albia. He is son of Frank Bednar Otumwa Route 4. Contest featured an essay on local cooperatives and an oral quiz judged by Robert W Larson Albia and Raymond Charity Moravia. Bednar among more than 50 Iowa youths earning the trip.
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Joe Bednar
Blakesburg
Hgh School
Washington, D. C
Chariton Valley Electric Cooperative
Albia
Frank Bednar
Ottumwa
Route 4
Rural Electric Cooperatives
Robert W. Larson
Raymond ‘Charity
Molravia
Henry Kolling
Bednar
Iowa
Washington
Chariton Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc
Washington, D.C
REA
M H S Scribbler Staff Tours Moravia Union Office
On Tuesday afternoon May 14 the M H S Scribbler staff and sponsor Mr Sillade toured Moravia Union Office. They learned about 1100 subscribers from Moravia to Germany and Hawaii, advertising pricing by column inch at fifty cents, and saw linotype machines and photo processing. They viewed bound papers dating to 1900 and appreciated the effort to run a small town paper. Credit to Mr Charity for guiding the tour.
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Scribbler
Sillade
Moravia
Germany
Hawaii
Charity
Good Ole Days View From A 1963 MHS Senior Year
A senior year perspective recalls mixed emotions as graduation nears at MHS. The piece describes striving for success, friendships ending, and the busy schedule of meetings, events, and fundraising before banquets, prom, and commencement. It wishes future graduates luck and many happy memories.
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MHS
Moravia Seniors Tour The Lake Of The Ozarks
A Moravia group of 48 seniors and chaperones traveled to the Lake of the Ozarks staying at Kirkwood Lodge. They toured Bridal Cave, enjoyed dances and talent shows, and rode a new speed boat, with stops in Moberly and Kirksville.
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Moravia
Lake of the Ozarks
Moberly
Missouri
Kirkwood Lodge
Bagnel Dam
Ozarks
Dogpatch
Boat Hill
Kirksville
Moravia Union Office Sells Regulation Receipt Books
Truckers urged to obtain regulation receipt books at the Moravia Union office. Fifty triplicate sets per book now in stock for immediate purchase.
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Moravia
Busy social week in Vosburg area
Mrs Dick Bown records a flurry of visits showers and family gatherings across Albia Centerville Bloomfield Oskaloosa Moravia and Knoxville. Families Dick Brown Brad and Marcia Thompson attend 4 H events and baccalaureate services while Nancy Turner Irene Coop and Deanna prepare for graduation. Social calls include the Callen Sheldon Argo and Rinehart households with multiple chicken BBQs and Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin Callen
Clara Speers
Albia
Gilbert Callen
Dick Brown
Nancy Turner
Centerville
Brad
Pearl Brush
Wayne Christy
Carol
Tele Christy
Russell Brown Gee
Oskaloosa
Edith Callen
Irene Coop
Bloomfield
Russell Brown
Brad Brown
Linda Sheldon
Addie Sheldon
Marlene Inman
Marcia Thompson
Roscoe Argo
Roy Argo
Jim McAninch
Everett Agans
Mark Rinehart
Roy Rinehart
Rinehart
K. C. Potts
Doris Jean Hawk
Clara Brown
Beryl Brown
Clayton Sheldon
Linda
Jimmy
Fred Argo
Lewis Rinehart
George Rinehart
Ray Rinehart
Paul Jordan
Rived
Moravia
Deanna
Wayne Thompson
Bruce
Constance
Paul Broshar
Utopian Club Luncheon and Various Social Visits
The Utopian Club held its spring luncheon Tuesday at the Pale Moon in Centerville with thirteen members present. Visits included Clarence Hunt in Battle Creek to see his new grandson, and multiple Sunday gatherings with Starks, Burger, and Brook families at homes near Grinnell and Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopian Club
Centerville
Clarence Hunt
Ronald
Battle Creek
Michigan
Ross Starks
Steve Burger
Minburn
Vern Brook
Grinnell
H. E. Alexander
Seymour
Rex Alexander
Cecil Morlan
Darrell Powell
Knoxville
Leona Burger
Moravia
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Illingworth
Seure Bray
Kincade
F.H.A. President
Union Farmerettes
Hiltonshustlers
Albia Sales CO
Sale Pavilion
Mra
H. ¢. Peterson
Don Peterson
John Peterson
Paul Morehead
Washington,d. C
Elliott Bookkeeping Supply
E. State Centerville
Vosburg
Dick Bown
Dr. L. den Hartog
Optometrist
N. Main
Dial
Haddon Wynken
Han Blynken
Haddon
Mar. Albla
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