Wanted Babysitting and light housework offered
Classified items include a babysitting request asking Linda Lathrop for work at home after hours. Also fur buyers post calling for furs after 3 pm weekdays and all day Saturdays from Larry L Smith Blakesburg Iowa. Other notes list a Gehi power take off hammermill for sale from Lyle Cloyed Moravia and a 1970 SINGER machine with payments and features offered by Credit Manager Box 4381 Overland Park Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry L. Smith
Blakesburg
Iowa
Overland Park
Kansas
Singer Touch & Sew
Local News From Estero Florida Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Earl Main of Estero Florida visited relatives and friends. Mrs Main recently had eye surgery in Dallas Texas. Their Des Moines granddaughter plans to return to Florida to help with driving. Mr and Mrs D D Brede of Iowa Falls Iowa and family spent the weekend with Don Pettibone. Guests at Sunday dinner included Mrs Mary Meadows Jerry Pettibone family Tom Pettibone family Marie Long and Janice Bellinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Main
Estero
Fla
Main
Dallas Texas
Des Moines
Florida
D. D. Brede
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Don Pettibone
Mary Meadows
Jerry Pettibone
Tom Pettibone
Marie Long
Janice Ballanger
The Crossfires of Youth in Teen Habits
A discussion on teen alcohol and drug use contrasts drys and wets in public schools and churches. It notes media influence, peer pressure, home guidance, and personal choice, urging students and parents to stop or never start destructive habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
FTA Meet Details Fundraising and Student Help Plans
Linda chaired the Tuesday November 4 FTA meeting in room 105. Members reviewed funds from apple sales at home football games, a goodies sale, and a rummage sale totaling over 50 dollars. They planned a grade school tutoring project in core subjects and an upcoming party with Albia guests. Joyce Stocker and Judy Stocker attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.T.A
FTA
Centerville
Albia
Joyce
Judy Stocker
What’s Cooking in Home Economics Class
The Home Economics group completed a cooking unit and prepared a full course meal. They began Thursday, finished Friday, dining during class. Menu included an appetizer, barbecued green beans, scalloped potatoes, rolls, meat loaf, carrot salad, and sherbet. Mrs McDonough spoke on centerpieces and table etiquette topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. McDonough
Stud Ent Council Plans Iowa Top Teen Candidates
The November 7, 1969 meeting led by president Daryl Tisue selected Jewell Walker and Phil Prater as council sponsored Top Teen candidates. Other items covered included preventing shoe loss at noon, buying an instant-develop camera, and ordering pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl Tisue
Iowa
Jewell Walker
Phil Prater
Slinkies Bump Light Study At MHS Chemistry Class
A Gifford male teacher and a pupil were spotted Friday November 7 using a slinky. The incident relates to an upcoming chemistry unit on light and related experiments at MHS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford
MHS
Wave Experiments Show Light Wave Behaviors with Slinky
Students used a slinky to start a wave at one end and observe a light wave style motion. They tested circular, reflected, refracted, and up-and-down waves, noting inversion of a hump when shifted left to right. When started from both ends, waves met mid and equaled the sum of the two. They studied air travel of waves despite a different method.
Parent-Teacher Meet At Moravia Schools On Wednesday
Parents attended conferences at Moravia elementary and high schools to review their children's progress and identify improvement areas. Teachers worked from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. while students had the day off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Debbie Mullins
News of Interest From VOSBURG- By Mrs. Dick Brown
Elaine Joyce and Carol Christy spent Monday evening with grandmother Edith Callen. Theresa Brown and Doris Christy attended a Parent-Teacher conference in Albia. Russell Brown, Dick Brown, Brad joined Earl Swift trio for St Mary's supper in Albia. Edith Callen and others helped pack candy for service men and shut ins at Iconium church. Pearl Free bereavement noted. Funeral home visit reported. Phyllis Dicks attended candy school in Moraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine
Joyce
Carol Christy
Edith Callen
Theresa Brown
Doris Christy
Albia
Russell Brown
Dick Brown
Brad
Earl Swift
St. Mary’s Church
Coy Swift
Wayne Christy
Ottumwa
Maxine Sheldon
Moravia
Roy Argo
Everett Agans
Glennie Dicks
Theresa
Clara Brown
Iconium Methodist Church
Pearl Free
B. F. Whitehead
Clayton Sheldon
Albia Funeral Home
Phyllis Dicks
Candy School
Moraine
Social visits and family gatherings around Moravia
A sequence of visits and social events surrounds Moravia with gatherings at Clayton Sheldon and Delmont Moffitt homes, funeral services for Pearl Free at Iconium Methodist church, bridal shower for Shirley Calhoun, and multiple dinners and weekends with relatives including the Dicks Browns and Christys. Local residents from Ottumwa Des Moines Davenport and Moravia share hospitality and community ties across numerous households.
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Linda Lathrop
The
Garden Club
the Legion Hall
John Sharp
Gehi
Lyle Cloyed
Paul Wilson
Stoner Piano Company
Lamb Wool
Andy Andrews
Verl Perkins Hog Market
Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer’s Inc
R. E
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
Centerville, Iowa
Ham Butts
Ibs
Zephyr
Nadine & George's
Bilal Fine Foods
Scribbler
Moravia Community School
Linda
Sheldon
Turner Lumber
7 Company, Tec
Vosburg
Tae Orsatu Reing Aoe
Torae Reet
Life Auto
Claude Hawk
Agent National Bank
Aliie Argo
Albla McCord Manor
Fred Couch
Roger
Liss
Frame
Deatina Russell
Terry
Ives Moines
Clayton
Truxton Dicks
Shirley Calhoun
E. G. Clayton
Davenport
Ned Argo
Delamont Moffitt
Paul Dicks
John Laws
Raymond Perry
Paul Jordan
George Rinehart
Tracy
Mark
Merlé Shorts
Franklin Rinehart
Ray Rinehart
Lee R. Benz
Insurance Agency
Donald Paterson
Paul Morehead
Jown Peterson
Tom Koffman
Albia Sales Company, Inc
Albia, Iowa
M’mallow Cream
Nestles
Mrs. Grimes
Oleo
Texas
Carton O
Spencers
Dial
Behnke
Libby
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