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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
4
Scribbler staff recaps Moravia Community School life with summer break thoughts and year end events. editors bid readers farewell, highlight seniors, freshmen, and various student activities from basketball to FHA and FFA as the school year closes.
Denny A recalls being the nice kid of the year. Penny Prough remembers teasing Mrs. Stone in 2nd and 4th period study hall. Linda Irwin notes getting along with Mr. Evans. Wesley Smith recalls teasing Mrs. Gould.
A list of quoted statements from residents and staff names several individuals including Jay Rex Smith Sharon Judge Bruce Woodward Naomi Tadlock Janice Elaine Bet Lin Paula Cleaver Ronnie Alan Mary Kay Spencer Richard Mosley Wesley Smith James Murdy Sherman Kelly Marsha D Penny Prough and coach expressions. The items show personal reactions and requests.
Bruce Sleep and Richard Mosley plan trips to Ottumwa and Des Moines to visit relatives and friends, plus golf. Sharon Judge will work as a Nurse’s Aid with Dr. Kildare and Ben Casey. Betty Blumer will help Sharon J. Linda A plans swimming and driving lessons. Sandy Fenton will assist dad and learn to drive. Pam Morrigan will go night crawler hunting. Barbara Thomas says do something. Maggie Sinclair will work. Gerald Stocker notes semester tests on May 20 covering statistics and magic squares, reflecting on use cases for farmer, teacher, and coach. Read Union Want Ads.
A group of three teams, each with five girls, baked chocolate brownies with white frosting and prepared punch from orange and pineapple juice. The narration notes a nourishing snack and a festive mood as Rowend Cox recalls the party.
In Mrs Selixs Home Ec class the girls planned and cooked a dinner including hamburger patties baked potatoes biscuits vegetable salad and sherbet. They later prepared a lighter menu with creamed beef toss salad fruit cup and cocoa and earned praise for a real nice job.
Reliable Markwell staplers offered with guarantee plus staples for other makes available from UNION Office.
Richard Doud is named this month’s Teen of the Month. He is a 16 year old junior at Mora High School son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Doud of Ottumwa Iowa born December 28 1946. He stands 5 9 with brown hair and green eyes and studies American History English II Voc Ag IV and Typing I. He enjoys band FFA tinkering with gadgets and playing guitar. He favors An nette and Jim and likes cherry pie Snickers Pontiac cars and the color black.
West Point community members, including Mrs. Leo Hoffman and families from Cincinnati, Rock Island, Ottumwa, and Alba, visited Richard Hoffman, Kenneth and Cara Fisher, Roscoe Argo, Leta Haver, and others across multiple evenings and a weekend. Attendees shared dinners, visits, and a birthday celebration at Henry Van Weelden’s home.
Residents from Bloomfield to Unionville report a series of Sunday visits and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Milton, Mrs. Delbert Hayworth, Haver family, Fisher, Hoff man, and Hoff man couples were seen at local homes and the Rex Haver residence. Attendees included Ed Haver Julie, Joe Harmon, J B Carson, Roscoe Argo, and George Rinehart during afternoon and evening calls and a bac calaureate service in Chariton.
Union Office announces a large variety of napkins in plain pastel colors and designs suitable for arts, showers, anniversaries, and weddings. Available in gift boxes for imprinting or plain use.
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