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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1970
Page
5
Scribbler notes in Moravia Community School urge students to remember Thanksgiving values. They praise family gatherings and blessings, highlight freedoms including church, political expression, voting at 21, and college choices. Emphasizes personal gratitude and responsible remembrance.
The FTA met in Room 112 at 2 45 p m on November 5 1970 to discuss Christmas card sales cadet teaching starting November 9 and to hear a thank you letter from Gerald Stocker. The chapter awarded $25 scholarships to Stocker and Cathy Faber. Deb Kelly Lee Uhlenhake and Joyce Stocker outlined the year’s remaining program and Deb Kelly and colleagues posed planning prompts for discussion before adjournment at 3 45 p m.
The Jr high basketball team is a bundle of excitement ready to play. They will clash with Blakesburg on December 5, aiming to pound them into the ground.
Practice began October 1 as girls train Mondays and Wednesdays after school while boys practice Tuesdays and Thursdays. Jr High girls face Blakesburg next, and freshman girls, last year's Jr High A team, will scrimmage this year’s Jr High with high hopes.
Mrs. William Limbacher is honored as Teacher of the Month. She teaches American and Junior English, directed the senior play, sponsors freshman class and Little Mo's Mag, and hails from Red Oak Indiana.
A light notice from a student page mocks underclassmen and senior freedoms with jests about tests, literature class, mispelled signs and upcoming graduation. The piece ends with Thanksgiving wishes from Kathy and Cindy.
For the third year the library club sponsored a Book Fair for junior and senior high students held November 9 to 13 in the north library corridor. Mary Louise Van Dorin led student orders and prepared the list. Four books disappeared from the display tables. Sales totaled $161.52. the library club earned $32.30 at 20 percent.
Glen Overturf came home from hospital Tenses but will have surgery Monday. Hazel Hellyer and Mrs. Don Whitehead plus Susan and Randy dined in Albia Thursday. The Alfalfa Banquet Thursday evening featured Bobby Whitehead as a waiter. Several locals attended events and visits across Seymour Derby Knoxville and Knoxville weddings with multiple family names appearing.
Bobby attended the 4H supper at the Iconium church basement on Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Clarence Whitehead traveled to Moravia to hear a missionary. Mr and Mrs Gene Huff Tory and Steven Mr and Mrs John Huff and Pam Robinson visited Harold Huff for Sunday dinner. Bobby went to the Moravia ballgame Friday evening. Mrs Clarence Whitehead attended the hospital auxiliary salad event.
A Friday luncheon in Centerville extends sympathy to the bereaved families of Glen Derby and Curtis Wright, acknowledging their loss and offering support during a difficult time.
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