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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
5
Editorial urges readers to forget praise and slander, remember kindness and help received, and pass on good deeds. It advises forgetting worries, staying hopeful, and keeping truth in mind. The poem encourages gratitude and recognizing how others see us, signed by Janice McDonough, editor.
Mrs Strickler keeps a lively kindergarten class as new students arrive with seeds and leaves to color. Nursery rhyme activities are underway. Students include Jeffrey Brozovich Teresa Cortesis Marlene Erving Henry Herman.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous personal names including Carol Johnson Michael Koffman Eddy Massman Debra McDanel Curtis Mereile Cathy Marlin Fran cis Peterson Steven Raymie Nancy Reigel Thomas Rimmer Michael Robinson Janice Robinson Charles Spaur Ruth Stewart Janice Stocker Ronnie Woodward Nanty Wright. The text appears as a roster of residents or upcoming notices without additional context or actions.
A student overview explains ancient Egypt five thousand years ago focusing on beliefs about life after death. It describes tombs cut into cliffs, mortuary preparations, and the journey to heaven led by priests, contrasting with modern life.
Linda Arnold daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Arnold of Centerville Iowa is five feet three inches tall weighs 140 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes. She studies General Science Home Ec I Algebra I P E and English and lists blue pizza and a Chevy as favorites. Her Home Ec teacher is Mr Hostetler and she has no pets.
Mrs. Coulson leads a busy kindergarten year with a Fall Picnic theme. Students study pets and create signs of Fall while engaging in color and craft activities in the classroom.
Mid ele. Brown Paula Burkland Billy Darrah Sheila Day Valley Patricia Fenton Tima Fosenburg Mark French celebrated recent birthdays along with peers Kandi Kaster Brain Kastér Dale Leffler Vicky Lockman Tim othy Lobb Marion Martin Deborah Mikels Rose Mary Milleman Peggy Pettibone Harold Rowley Robert Spencer Sheri Wilson Jane Zajéc Judy Zajec in a class notice.
Gerald Stocker notes that chapter one covers representing numbers and number relations. He reflects that algebra is an easy game once rules are known, and that the class performed well on the end of chapter test, aiming to improve further.
A reader profile lists Carl Tarbell with parents Mr and Mrs Jyyll Tarbell. Birthplace St Joseph hospital Centerville Iowa. Physicals: height five ft five in weight 120 pounds brown hair brown eyes. Courses English 1 General Science Algebra I Vo Ag Color Blue. Interests Chocolate cake, Car Chevrolet, Memphis, Movie Western. Subject Vo Ag. Teacher Mr Horridge. Pet peeve bragging people.
A veteran reflects on U S wars from World War I and II to Vietnam arguing the pattern of winning at all costs has failed. He criticizes policy in South Vietnam as demoralizing and unwinnable, citing Communist gains and negotiating settlements as weak. He urges a decisive victory approach to avoid future defeats.
Roger Mullins argues that U S policy in Asia is weak and must be reformed under a Goldwater administration. He criticizes past complacency, cites Tonkin as insufficient, and calls for combined ground air and sea action to defeat the Viet Cong, warning of nuclear risks and urging decisive leadership.
Ronald Sheldon, born in Albia, Iowa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sheldon, stands five feet six inches and weighs 150 pounds. He studies English, General Science, Algebra, and Vocational Agriculture, favors fried chicken, drives a Chevrolet, and lists Vo Ag as subjects with a note that his pet peeve is people who think they know it all.
The calendar lists upcoming events including adult Homemaking and Young Farmers classes on October 1 and 8, Spanish TV programs for 6th grade starting October 5 at 9:20 to 9:40, an FFA assembly on October 7, and the end of the first week period on October 9.
October 1 menu lists steamed hot dogs in buns with oven fried potatoes and buttered mixed garden vegetables. Dessert includes strawberry shortcake with iced tomato juice and milk.
A vintage menu item list featuring Fancy ocean salmon casserole Crisp green rosed salad Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches Bavarian fruit salad Cookies.
Moravia High School welcomes two new students Danny, a senior from Albia, and Robert, a sophomore who also attended Albia High School last year. The text lists casual chatter about games and named individuals in the halls, reflecting school life and friend groups.
Local notes recount hospital stays for Dell Hellyer and Raymond Perry grandson Jeffrey, with many visitors from Albia Centerville and Des Moines. Social events include Pan cake Day, a surprise anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Walters, and multiple family gatherings at Jennings Adams Brown Calhoun homes.
Moravia Union outlines tables for a banquet and dinner event. Details include table paper provisions, setup expectations, and scheduling notes for attendees and organizers.
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