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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1950
Page
5
The M H S Scribbler notes juniors in two groups led by Wayne Wolf and Shirley Stocker as they campaign to raise 250 dollars by November 27 with a magazine sale and a party for the winning team. The play Aunt Susie Shoots the Works is set for November 22 at 7 30 pm in the school gym.
The Freshman Class met with Mrs. Campbell at 12 30 on Wednesday November 8 for a brief session. Deloris Eakins and Robert Potts were named chairmen of a room monitors committee for November 13 to 17 with Ann Pettibone and Paul Wilson as assistants. The class party occurred Thursday evening November 2 with thirty freshmen Mrs Campbell and one guest present. Due to basketball commitments several girls could not eat the food but they enjoyed singing around a bonfire, skating, and the candy bars supplied by Mrs Campbell.
The Mo ravia chapter held a 7 00 p m November 8 meeting led by President Thomias Proctor to initiate Green Hands and elevate members to Chapter Farmers. Initiates included William Bishop Gordon Massman Charles Jennings Paul Wilson Wendell Condra and others. new Chapter Farmers named Richard McMulin LaVern Masaman Dale Arnold John Proctor Larry Easter Harley Heckman and James Farnsworth. The report notes class rings, social updates, fundraising for the Junior and Senior Banquet, and local staffing anecdotes plus condolences for Leanne Main and farewells to Cordes and Tisue families.
Mrs George Hellyer and family hosted visitors over the weekend and many neighbors dropped by the Jess Gladfelder home during the week. George Rinehart, home on a weekend pass from Fort Riley, Kan, visited Bert Rinehart at Sunday afternoon. Iconium school program drew several residents Wednesday evening.
A message urges organizers to print sales bills and ads in The Union to reach wide territory, attract a large crowd, and ensure a successful public sale.
The Hoffman boy and family visited pastures all summer and plan a postponed school program set for Monday, November 13. A cold snap hit after the election with 20 above zero. neighbors and relatives gathered for corn picking as Bill Wilson drove the picker and LeRoy Wilson and his father plowed.
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