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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1960
Page
2
Freshman English class activity explains how to use the dictionary to find meanings and roots. Mr. Van Gilder notes prefixes can change a word and gives multimillionaire as an example. Janet Smith Linda Davis.
Stephen Tarbell the best man lost. Jeanne Hawk expressed disappointment in the presidential returns but was satisfied with the state results.
Local residents weigh in on political preferences with comments praising Kennedy and supporting Nixon as the preferred candidate. Voices from Sharon O Conner Judy Overturf Nancy Benz Linda Davis Judy Gillaspie Martha Sinclair Nancy Tomlin Lois Strunk Janet Harrington and Nellie Argo reflect mixed views on the election outcome.
One of twelve, twelve for one the Mohawkettes enter a new season with twelve girls ready for nights of thrills and disappointment. They drill hard on offense and defense while teamwork and sportsmanship drive the squad with managers Nancy, Carol Faber, and Janet Harrington guiding the effort.
A fragment shows chatter about Kenny and Shan with remarks about Friday morning and a casually noted Nancy B. The tone hints at light social banter or gossip among acquaintances.
A school notice scolds Ronny Clester and Larry Hope for unsafe trampoline behavior in front of peers. It warns that ripping pants and embarrassing moments harm observers, urging students to be more careful and respectful during performances.
Orville McCord was elected county vice president at a 4-H meeting in Albia on Wednesday evening. The report notes a community supper at the Iconium schoolhouse and multiple local families attending events around Albia, Moravia, and Centerville, including hospital and home visits and social gatherings.
Mrs. Nellie Williams fell in Centerville on Friday injuring both arms. A physician placed one arm in splints and she stays at her son Raymond Williams home. The report lists a long chain of local visitors and social events from Centerville and surrounding areas, including neighbors, relatives, and town residents attending gatherings, church, and a booster club supper with brief notes on activities and travel.
Mrs Lea hosts West Point gathering with Mrs Wayne Allen and Gerry as Sunday guests. Bennie Whitehead visit Roscoe Argo on Monday afternoon. Rex Haver's visit to Edward Haver noted. Leta Haver dines with Fred Argo. Basil Herteen and family at Fred Argo on Tuesday. Gerry and Mrs Callen shop in Des Moines. Julie Haver spends Wednesday with relatives.
Shanghai Mrs Bert Rinehart and others visit Fred Taylor for a birthday. Weathered by a string of hospital calls and family gatherings, residents share social visits across Bloomfield Ottumwa Chariton Albia and Albia hospital. Neighborhoods connect through parties shopping afternoons and family drop ins throughout the week.
Mr and Mrs Aubrey and friends joined Ronnie Overturf and Wakefield families for birthdays and dinners across Des Moines and nearby homes. Carol Christy stayed with grandmother Iole Christy while Ruth Brown visited Fred Taylor. Other gatherings included Louie Glasgow at Harold Hawk’s and the Rinehart household hosting Jack Penfield Tommie and Mary Lou co guests.
Field reports from Otumwa note activity Tuesday with social calls as Mrs. Delbert Calhoun visited Mrs. Gerald Rinehart on Thursday afternoon.
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