Moravia High Scribbler Editor Mayhem and Student Notes
In a Moravia High School feature the M H S Scribbler team led by editor Charlotte McAmineh and assistant Martha MacCord includes reporters Irene Tadlock Warda Cochran Linda Coulson Mariene Ritre hart Jerold Luse Rosalie Sweeder and Bil Rose. The piece mixes pep band lines and a sports cheer for Moravia teams while reporting a student’s subjects English Math and Science and noting no plans for further schooling. It also mentions Moravia FFA and a critique that Moravia lacks enough different sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte McAmineh
Martha MacCord
Irene Tadlock
Warda
Donna Cochran
Linda Coulson
Mariene Ritrehart
Jerold Luse
Rosalie Sweeder
Bil Rose
Martha Potts
Corttontead
Moravia
Who's New Karl Roger s Moravia 4-H Cub Scout
A youth profile describes Karl Rog ers born July 4 1941 as 14 years old. He is 5 feet 3 inches tall and has moved through Hilton Congoli dated Fairview Consolidated junior high in Moravia. He enjoys archery and baseball and participates in Hilton Huskers 4 H club noting his vigorous activities.
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Karl‘ Rogers
Moravia High
Hilton Congolidated
Fairview Consolidated
Moravia
Hilton
The Long and Short of Freshmen at M H S
In the halls of M H S a tall freshman named Chet Chester Hope stands 6 feet 1 inch, 180 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Beside him is freshman Ronnie Broshar at 5 feet 1 inch, 105 pounds, freckles and brown hair. Both share math English science and the same courses, highlighting the long and short of the freshman class. FOR SALE Paper for banquet and dining tables 40 in wide by the roll or by the yard Union office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.H.S
Chesster Hope
Chet
F. Ag
Ronnie Broshar
Ronnie
Union Office
Two 4-H Girls Explore High School Life
Mary Lon and Marlene Rinehart along with Janet Phillips and Janice Mosley, two 14 year old FHLA 4-H freshmen, share interests in reading and school but differ in club affiliation, English and homemaking preferences, and pet peeves. They're poised for new experiences during their stay at M.HLS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lon
Marlene Rinehart
Janet Phillips
Janice Mosley
FHLA
Janet
Friday Fairies
Janice
Happy Helpers Club
Akatine
M.hls
Week's Question on Girls Wearing Jeans at School
A school debate on jeans for girls features opinions from Kay O Ronnie T Loretta H Janie 5 Mr Carr Mr Sheldon Larry P Von G Annie Kaster. Most favor or oppose jeans with mixed views and teacher/peer attitudes noted.
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Kay O
O.K
Ronnie T
Loretta H
Janie
Carr
Sheldon
Iowa
Larry P
von G
Annie Kaster
Mystery Student Captures Ambition To Become Pilot
A sophomore student described as 5 feet 6 inches tall, 150 pounds with blue green eyes and brown hair aims to be an airplane pilot. This brief profile notes hunting as a hobby and lists the author as Gingles.
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Gingles
Mooday Lunch Menu Details for Week
The menu lists meals for Mooday November 28 to Wednesday November 30. November 28 features chili soup and crackers beets fruit a lettuce sandwich and a pint milk. November 29 offers scalloped potatoes and meat cabbage slaw upside down cake peanut butter and jelly sandwich and a pint milk. November 30 serves Lima beans and ham spinach pudding and cookie bread and butter sandwich and a pint milk.
Local social notes recount visits across Centerville area
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Boyer spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Miller. Several groups including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews, the Lindskoogs of Udell, and others gathered for Sunday dinners and birthday celebrations at various homes near Centerville Eddyville Ottumwa Bussey and Moulton with families such as the Tubaughs Campbell Lobberecht and Tadlocks noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Boyer
Wilbur Miller
Charles Andrews
Tom Hiatt
Centerville
Richard Tubaugh
Janiece
Ray Tubaugh
John Lindskoog
Udell
Margaret Dawson
Frank
Moulton
Earl Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Andy Andrews
Lawrence Koehke
Geralds
Eddyville
Max Lobberecht
Cecil Comstock
Dabie
Albert
Junior Comstock
Bussey
Charles, Andrews
Ruby Andrews
Ottumwa
Joe Tadlock
Sunday Social Roundup From Local Families
Caster and family and Gerald Burton and Jerry visited Iva Strunk and Bob Strunk's family Sunday afternoon. Numerous local households including Tubaughs, Hoffmans, Bakers, and Williams enjoyed Sunday gatherings and weekday visits across Ottumwa Centerville Des Moines and Oskaloosa with several dinners and calls noted.
Franklin By Mrs. Earl Swift Franklin By Mrs. Earl Swift
Residents and relatives frequent visits and calls in Centerville Albia and nearby areas. Clergymen Rev Herbert Goulds and Rev Banks Doggett and families share social visits with Calhoun Swift and Turner households.
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Franklin
Earl Swift
Coulson By Mrs Theo Miller
Rita Gardner spent Thursday night with Sharon O Conner. Mr and Mrs Lute Hiatt visited last Tuesday night at the Theo Miller home. Mrs Ernest Hiatt spent Monday at her parents’ home. Several families attended services in Iconium Wednesday night and visited friends throughout the week.
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Rita Gardner
Sharon O'Conner
Lute Hiatt
Theo Miller
Herb Boblenz
Lillie Callen
Iconium
Sharon
Nellie Argo
Madge Lee
Ernest Hiatt
Kenneth O'Conner
Gary
Donald Felkner
Stella Sears
Olin Foster
Rex
Russell Burns
David Weston
Boyer
Nancy Roblenz
van Lemaster
Kenneth Hiatt
Dale Dawnard
Wm. Anderson
Vess Hiatt
West Point family social notes from area gatherings
Mr and Mrs Leo Hoffman and sons were Wednesday evening guests at the John Exline home and spent Sunday at the Darrell Cooper home. David Callen visited the Midwestern School of Evangelism in Ottumwa. Clair Potts and family attended a church supper in Albia. Darrell Cooper family visited Homer Hamilton, and Lloyd Callen and sons attended a birthday dinner.
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Herbert Goulds
New Sharon
Banks Doggett
James Calhoun
George Shehan
Glenn Turner
Olga Turner
Freda Swift
Rev
Hattie Miller
Albia
Norris Gallen
Earl Swift
Lucille Exline
LaVona
Dorothy Pickrell
Centerville
Mike Turner
Carl Calhoun
Dick Brown
Russell Brown
Jess Lackender
Wayne Thompson
Herbert Goula
Coy Swift
Leo Hoffman and Sons
John Exline
Darrell Cooper
David Callen
School of Evangelism
Ottumwa
Clair Potts
Christian Church
Homer Hamilton
Lloyd Callen
Clare Brown
LeRoy Brown
Will Hagertutiy
Mia
Will Petersen
Gene McCrory
Will Hagerman
Verta Hoffman
Dorothy Potts
Leo Hoffman
Local social notes capture visits and events in Ottumwa area
The column lists family visits and gatherings at multiple homes including John VanZante, Keith Renaud, Bill Sullivan, and the Exline family. It mentions Willing Workers club activity, nut meat prep, a mystery box winner Mary Lackender, and upcoming meeting with Clare Brown on November 30. Family guests include LeRoy Brown and daughters from Ottumwa, with dinners and suppers shared among neighbors and friends.
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Scribbler Staff
Blue
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Moravia Ffa
Who's
DeLoris
Hiatt
Walch
Carol Day
Blue Bird Cafe
Centerville, Iowa
Reddy Kilowatt
Reddy
Tos
J Step Agnats
Southern Utilities Coun
Theresa
Comstock
Caster
Gerald Burton
Jerry
Iva Strunk
Bob Strunk
Lee Tadlock
Kenny
Caylor
Dayne Taylor
Bill
Vivian Hoffman
Jana
Danny
Des Moines
Ed Baker
Leo Gladson
Oskaloosa
Albert Tubaugh
Dixie Rae
Drenda Gae
Minnie Hicks
Raymond Williams
Harold Wright
Dea Moines
Kenneth Coltrain
Ben Williams
Richard Tubsugh
Friz Walter
Lazelle Strunk
Wilbur
Lois
Unionville
Don Hitherington
Helen Cleaver
Moravia Union
West State St
Blue Centerville
Phillips Manor
Drake Avenue
Lowe
West Point
Morris Callen
Lloyd
John VanZante
George McCombs
Keith Renaud
Wm. B. Sullivan
Bill Sullivan
Willing Workers Club
Mary Lackender
Clair
Verta
Hoffman
Stella
Roscoe Atezo
Mary McFatridge
Byrle
Beth
Ann McCombs
Clara Brown
Jess
Lucille
Exline
A. M. Wilson
Albia, Iowa
Service Optical Co
East Main
Ottumwa, Iowa
Veach Implement CO
Maravia, Lowa
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