Exline girls form first basketball team with new uniforms
Exline fielded its first girls basketball team this year with purple and blue uniforms. Both Exline teams lost to Moulton in their season opener, the boys 64 to 14 and the girls 18 to 4. Hart is the tallest player on Exline, and Pete Dicks and Bill Moore promoted to the A squad. A swing band formed with members led by George Tracy and Bill Harris. Oneila Whicker and Joan Black named regular all state orchestra members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exline
Moulton
Hart
Pete Dicks
Bill Moore
Bill iBroshar
Mr. Forbes
John Hiner
Fern Foster
Patty Sawyer
George Tracy
Bill Harris
Richard Smith
Richard Goughnour
Mrs. Forbes
Annabelle Walter
Joan Black
Bill Wetterlind
Oneila Whicker
All State Orchestra
Salem Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Visits
Salem community activity centers on visits and family occasions. Gerard Don and Bobby Dean Mart of Albia spent Friday and Friday night with Horton Potts. Centerville residents Harry Jennings and family visited Robert Jennings. Various couples and families traveled between Centerville, Albia, Otumwa, and local homes for weekend gatherings and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Don
Bobby Dean Marttin
Albia
Horton Potts
Harry Jennings
Centerville
Robert Jennings
Jake Firkins
Dell Hellyer
George Hiatt
Ela Platt
Faye
Orville McCord
Edward McCord
Cass Hamilton
Lloyd Brown
Jerry
Jim McAninch
Dorothy Brown
Bonnie Frame
Bert Rinehart
Frank
Lew Rinehart
Newton Long
Jean
Raymond Perry
Richard
Robert Tarr
Rotetta
Charles
B.C. Whitehead
Casa Hamilton
Hazel
Harley Tisue
Clarence Whitehead
Sandra
H. G. Argo
Elbert Perry
Guy McKern
George Hellyer
Dell Hellyear
Sunshine Club
Homemaking I News: Breakfast Planning Topic and Lab Work
The Homemaking I class has studied vitamins and minerals and will next study breakfast planning. Last Friday students worked in the cooking and sewing laboratory washing windows, waxing tables, pressing curtains, cleaning book cases, washing sewing machines, organizing closets, and tidying rooms with flowers. A new chart lists girls who chew gum and helpers rotate weekly responsibilities to manage the room.
Facetious Bits and Quips From a Curious Page
A quirky compilation of jokes poems and comic lines spanning social quips, odd sayings, light verse and humorous vignettes. From church remarks about collection plates to snippets of flirtation and a seasick punchline about washing ashore.
Junior High News and Class Activities
Carolyn Hawk broke her glasses Wednesday during games. Letha Schaffner strained ligaments in her arm and missed several days. Phyllis Dudley moved to Center Pete, with Dean Easter taking her spot in the glee club. We pasted pictures from the book Our America into our pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Hawk
Letha Schaffner
Phyllis Dudley
Dean Easter
Glee Club
Our
America
I F A News Ag boys undertake several shop projects
The Ag boys are undertaking several good projects in shop this year. Some boys working on large projects are Charles Cross hog feeder Clair McDanel equipment hex David Thompson equipment box Bill Moore gate Pete Dicks Kate. There have also been many other nice projects turned out in the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cross
Clair McDanel
David Thompson
Bill Moore
Gate
Pete Dicks
Kate
Pep Club Organized Under Miss Hackett At School
The Pep Club now has about 48 members under Miss Hackett. They plan to attend every hall game to cheer for teams, with roped off bleacher seating for home games. Pep meetings follow school days with a band, yells, talks, and a potential stunt. Officers include Marilyn Jacobson president Ella Hannam vice president Joan Black secretary and Mary Lou McDonough treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hackett
Ifolows
Marilyn Jacobson
Ella Hannam
Joan Black
Mary Lou McDonough
Speech Class Chooses Officers and Club Name
The speech class elected officers for the Willing Workers club: President Dean Tomlin, Vice President Lois Jean Scott, Secretary Ella Hannam, Treasurer Richard Smith, Reporter Skip Broshar. The club has 23 members with Miss Hackett as sponsor. Dues are one dollar annually. Meetings occur every second Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean, Tomlin
Lois Jean Scott
Ella Hannam
Richard Smith
Skip Broshar
Miss Hackett
Saloon Scene Prompted by Child Question at Bar
A western man enters a saloon with his wife and six year old son ordering two straight whiskies. The boy asks the bartender if his mother is drinking. The incident centers on the child's comment and the stern response in a frontier setting.
Maple Grove Social Notes From Mrs Paxston
Maple Grove social items list Sunday visits and Wednesday gatherings among Paxston, Tubaugh, Scott, Tadlock, Doud, Derby, Walter, and Johnson families. Various households in the area hosted relatives and friends including Paxston, Woodward, Proctor, Doud, and Felton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Tubaugh
Richard
Russell Tubaughs
Donna Ray
Dixie Kay Tubaughs
Lée Tadlock
Fay Paxston
Bill Woodward
Roy Tubaugh
Richard Proctor
Ralph Doud
Kenneth Doud
Fay Paxstor
Elmer Lockman
Dale Derby
Wanda Johns
Walter Scott
Icel Nasalroad
Marjorie Paxston
Loren Walter
Clair Sellers
Clair
Sylvan Hull
Chariton
Helen DuVall
Shirley Ann Walter
Pleasant Hill Social News Recaps Visits and Club
Nellie Clayworth visited sister Mrs. Carl Fenton and family. Lawrence Hammond stayed with Donald Sheldon Thursday to Sunday. Clover Leaf Club met November fifth with Edith Callen. quilting, sewing, and nut meat prep on the agenda. Attendees included Hammond, Clark, Dicks, Massman, Callen family, with Fern Penfield perfect in attendance. Next meeting November nineteenth at Massman home. Pleasant Hill teachers enjoyed a meeting in Des Moines. many local families shared meals and visits. Little Johnny jokes about a tail wagging without a dog during a snake sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Clayworth
Carl Fenton
Clara Massman
Lloyd Massmans
Delmar Massman
Des Moines
Gilbert Callen
Clyde Dicks
Lawrence Hammond
Donald Sheldon
Donald Clark
Lloyd Clarks
Clover Leaf Club
Edith Callen
Ben Allem
Haver Free
Mra
Clyde
Lloyd
Dale Clark
Truxton
Paul Dicks
Gilbert Calén
Viola Clark
Vera Moore
Mabel Hammond
Fern Penfield
Verna McAninch
Martha Massman
Verda Argo
Glennie Dicks
Marthe Massman
Emmett Derby
Lerry
Esther Murphy
George Hammonds
Roy Sheldon
Leslie Lemley
Elaisa Young
Everett
Morlan
Lloyd Masgman
Pleasant Hill
McEntry
Lloyd Clark
George Whitlock
Albia
North of Town by Helen Taylor
North of Town recounts social visits in Plyno area as families and friends gather at homes. The note names Otha Taylor Homer Hamilton Ben Jones Donald Jones Alberta and Wanda Rick Frank Swaim Harrie Kincade Jay Taylor Jean Taylor and Jack Tuttle with travel to Des Moines Iowa City Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otha Taylor
Helen
Buell Taylor
Plyno
Homer Hamilton
Ben Jones
Donald Jones
Alberta
Wanda Rick
Des Moines
Patty Sawvyer
Helen Taylor
Frank Swaim
Harrie Kincade
Iowa City
Jean and
Jay Taylor
Plane l
Otha | Taylor
Jack Tuttle
Waterloo
Community Notes and Social Gatherings This Week
Sympathy given to Mrs Ida Powell and Mrs Martha Hiatt as well as wishes for Mrs Ella Cridlebaugh's speedy recovery. Social evening hosted by Mr and Mrs George Scott at Hintsville hall with attendees including Sylvia Callen Ivan Harsa Ronald Woodward and others. Box supper at Darby school, birth announced of Jimmy Blomgren grandson of Mrs Mary Meadows. Rally Day at Wesley Chapel Church on Sunday November 16 with basket dinner and program invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Powell
Martha Hiatt
Hiatt
Ella Cridlebaugh
St. Josephs Hospital
George Scott
Herbert Roblenz
Hintesville Hall
Sylvia Callen
Doris Callen
Marilyn Rose
Cyril McDarell
Moulton
Mex McDanel
Moline
Burdette Utterback
Cyril McDanell
Darby School
Mary Meadows
Jimmy Blomgren
F. H. Blomgren
Des Moines
Meadows
Bus Schedule Corrected December 2 1946
Southbound times listed as 9 40 a m 6 80 p m and 7 0 0 p m. Northbound times show 8 55 a m 12 30 p m and 9 16 p m.
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M. H. S. Scribbler
Scribbler Staff
Jack Broshar
Richard McDanes
Alberta Rick Richard Smith
Mary Rose
Delma Veach
Dean Tomlin
Janet Broshar
England
Salem
Hazel Hellyer
Moravia
Moravia Mattress Co
Henry Surber
Perry Radiator Shop
Lacey Morrison
North 12Th St
E. N. Catterlin
Continental Hotel
E. State St
DR. L. P, Clow
Centerville, Iowa
Albia Electric CO
N. W. Corner Square
Albig
Charles Wheeler
Mary Wheeler
Osteopathic
Muaiworld
A&p
N. Side Sq
Iowa
J.B. Judge
Chiropractor
Clark Hotel
Albi
I News
Snyder
Mr. DeMatt
Elmer
Mr. DeMott
George
Will
Beiggs Motor CO
Alma
Junior High News
I.F.A. News
Joan White
Joe Strawvalue
Peggy Jumpuncle
Walter London
Lillian Hay Wagon
Bonnie Underwear
Doris Hunter
Serold Kildare
Jean Short Bill Mitcness
Connie Slowpoke
Margaret Jacksister
George Copier
Merton Pansy
Richard Pans
Jerry Sleepymeadow
Maple Grove
Mrs. Fay Paxston
Anders - Dale Derby
Gabi Johnson
Harry Felton
Amily
Albert Thomas
Major Thomas
George Hammond
Johnny
Mystic
HW. S
Graden
Wesley Chapel Church
Appanoose County
Towa
Continental
Charles L. Johnston
Frances Benge
Veach Implement Co
Your International Harvester Dealer
Telephone
Moravia, Iowa
Lawrence A. Osborn
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