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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1965
Page
2
Mrs Clarence Whitehead aided at the Children’s Crippled clinic held in Centerville on Wednesday. The social section lists local residents visiting, hosting dinners, attending clubs, and attending events across the area including Moravia Knox Le, Contérville and Ottumwa with many names and small gatherings noted.
Mrs Wayne McDanel and family hosted Sundays afternoon visit with Mr and Mrs Trenton McDanel and family. Virgil Dooley’s visitors included Lloyd Mobley and family David West and more. Bill Long hosted Bob Evans family for supper and Lt Roy Lester Dooley received gifts at a Scott schoolhouse shower.
Visiting Alan Daniels, a Iowa State student, Kenneth and Evie Daniels and Lawrence Daniels attended the 4-1 award night at Howar Junior High. Chris Bogart hosted dinner with Flo Hiner and Delmar Hiner. Virgil Dooley attended the Farm Bureau convention in Des Moines. Goldie Cornelius joined Thursday supper at the Daniels home. Roy Lester Dooley and his wife visited overnight with his grandparents in Centerville.
Mr and Mrs Guy McDanel of Illinois moved to Centerville to make their home. Neighbors and relatives visited and shared meals as local residents hosted gatherings and greetings. Various visits and birthday celebrations noted among town families. Mrs Miller of Brazil contributes as writer.
Community members share hospitality and attend events across Mora Via, Centerville, Knoxville, and Osceola. Open house at Mora Via schools attracts many, Farm Bureau meetings in Peoria and Knoxville, pheasant hunting Lineville, and district F H A activities in Osceola noted.
Scribbler notes seniors and underclassmen nudged for yearbook shots as a "Candid Camera" page promises to feature the J. D. Huff vacation and other juicy details. Chief (Skippy) chatt's nickname, new dormitory rumors, and antics of D. Rivers and Mike Kuhns populate the hallways.
Wilson home hosts Ellen Carolyn and Cecil Cooper for Franklin Farmer's 4H. Mark Van Zante visits from New London. Lyndott McDanel couple with Bud McDanel. Dorothy Perry and others attend Hazel Easters toy party. Guy McCannon from Numa shares Sunday dinner with George McCannon family. Darrell Comper attends Auxiliary. Bob Evans host guests in Cincinnati. Clell McDanel family at Bud McDanel home. Sherry McCannon visits Donna Hawk. Darrell Cooper and wife conduct business in Ottumwa.
The Franklin Farmers 4-H club met at the Ammons home on Monday November 15 at 730 pm electing Leon Calhoun as president Glen Ammons as vice president Ellen Cooper secretary treasurer Karl Lee Calhoun historian Paul Ammons recreation chairman Moravia Bobby Whitehead Albin Mike Crabtree and Dale Ammons as reporters and spokesmen Committees were chosen for a December 13 program at Teeninm Methodist church at 630 pm with a pot luck supper Karl Lee Calhoun Cecil Cooper Paul Ammons and Terry Parker will present the program Blessing Before the Meal was to be said by Leon Oidills dues were to be paid and the crop drive discussed Record books are due to leaders by November 23 Refreshments were served by Mrs Ammons Gies Linda Paul Dale and Lloyd Ammons Cecil Cooper reporter.
In a Wednesday history unit students note ten key events and dates about U.S. history and the House of Representatives. Iowa currently has seven representatives based on population. Students also perform morning exercises before lessons.
Students practice proper trampoline jumping with lines around the mat to prevent falls as Coach Reno demonstrates different techniques for the class.
Deb Walker reports students occupied the gym and new wing this week. Boys improved basketball and trampolining while girls did hair and social talk. On Thursday students voted for Homecoming King and Queen amid high attendance at the fair.
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