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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1970

Page

3

For Sale and Services Classified Notes Moravia Area

Morphing assortment of farm listings including for sale shelled corn beans and apples. farm contact Jerold Boblen and Jim Herron with local phone numbers. custom grain drying on farm with 1800 bushels daily capacity. fertilizer truck spreading discount through December. power take off grain auger. walnuts, pianos and organs for sale or rent. announcements on semi truck training with contact info United Systems Inc. many entries show local farm community commerce and services with dates and locations in Moravia area.

Paul Wilson

Scribbler Student Council Passes Constitution At Meet

On September 21 the Student Council met with Camilla Prater to discuss and pass the new constitution. Paula Uhblenhake Daryl Tisue and Barb Coltrain were chosen to attend the State Council meeting in Ames on October 12 with adviser Mr Guthrey. A program committee led by Jolly Van Benthuysen was appointed for homecoming on October 21 with Susan Dooley participating.

Camilla Prater Paula Uhblenhake Daryl Tisue Barb Coltrain Ames Mr. Guthrey Jolly van Benthuysen Susan Dooley

Reading is Happiness and Grow up and Live bulletin boards

In the office practice room Driver Education shows a Grow up and Live theme with pedestrians and safe driving as children cross at an intersection. In English Snoopy sits on his doghouse reading a book with The Red Badge of Courage and other titles around him. Virginia Cortesio

Snoopy Christy

Fifteen girls begin FHA membership process in district meeting

On Monday September 21 at 3 45 p m fifteen girls and seven mothers gathered in the gym for a brief FHA meeting. FHA president Camilla Prater reminded members of the upcoming district meeting on October 3 and that all dues and 5 cents for lunch should be paid.

FHA Mary van Dorin Camilla Prater

FHA Meetings Welcome New Members And Badge Ceremony

Meeting attendees included class representatives Carolyn Fater Pat Caster Joni Caster and Sally Whitehead. After the business meeting, the eight FHA purposes were read and new members Denise Godby Janice Hopkins Kathy Martin Judy Lockman Judy Stocker Karen Reigel Linda Wilson Carla McBride Sherry McCannon Julia Helmick Sally Whitehead Rachel Gifford Cheryl Faber Julia McDanel and Jean McFarland were welcomed with badges. Refreshments followed.

Carolyn Fater Pat Caster Joni Caster Sally Whitehead FHA Barbara Coltrain Camilla Prater Camilla

Freshman Home Economics Class Activities

The course features cookie baking causing tasty aromas in the halls with peanut butter chocolate chip coconut macaroon brownies and apricot turnovers. In the second year they study child development planning to observe five children from 8 45 to 11 00 with play recreation and meals. Students sew with wools and double knits making jumpers blouses skirts and vests or dresses. Linda Sheldon.

Linda Sheldon

Moravia FFA Holds September Meeting On Start Up Debates

The Moravia FFA Chapter met under President Ronald Thomas on Wednesday September 23. Discussion covered whether girls should join the FFA, the chapter budget read by the treasurer and approved, an October 10 party and hay ride, and consideration of a club calf sale with plans to visit local sales and possibly hold one next year. Reporter James Gillen adjourned the meeting.

FFA Moravia Ronald Thomas

Congressman Scherle Blasts Campus Unrest Commission Costs

A critic accuses the President's Commission on Campus Unrest of wasteful spending. He notes a 36 percent cost overrun, with $485,000 spent by September and overtime totaling about $20,000. He highlights salaries, air conditioning, and other expenses as evidence the panel hurled funds toward a gravy train rather than insights.

Scherle President's Commission Commission White House General Services Administration Office of Management and Budget Department of Health, Education and Welfare Office of Education Health Services and Mental Health Administration Messenger Hizzie Harris Kerox James Uncle Sam

Hiattsville News Roundup Includes Illnesses and Socials

Several from the Hiattsville vicinity are ill. Randy McDanel is in Ottumwa hospital after appendectomy. Mrs. Tom Pettibone remains in Monroe County hospital with a blood clot in the leg. Mrs. Juanita Dooley attended Flora Jones funeral. Pink and blue shower for Mrs Kenny Long at Blakesburg Christian church. Koinonia MYF met after services. Pancake Day was a community highlight. Sympathy extended to Flora Jones family. Kenneth Hiatt hosted dinner with L C Beagle Ottumwa visit. Visitors from Longview Washington at Kenneth Hiatt’s. Herb Boblenz called at the Hiatt home.

Hiattsville Randy McDanel Ottumwa Tom Pettibone Monroe County Juanita Dooley Flora Jones Bill Long Hila Horstman Kenny Long Christian Church Blakesburg Kenneth Daniels Virgil Dooley Centerville Susan Ottumwa Hospital Susan Dooley Koinonia Myf Kenneth Hiatt L. C. Beagle Earl Weston Longview Wash Kenneth Hiatts Herb Boblenz Wayne McDanel

Davenport Clark family gathering over weekend

Mr and Mrs Donald Clark and child ren along with Mr and Mrs Walter Clark and Mr and Mrs Ernest Clark and family were at home in Davenport over the weekend.

Donald Clark Walter Clark Ernest Clark Davenport

News of Interest From Salem and Ottumwa

Miss Hazel Hellyer and Mrs Ed ward Haver attended County Institute at the Media Center in Ottumwa Friday. Lloyd Brown visited his wife at the Davis County hospital daily last week. Nearly everyone attended Pan cake Day in Centerville Saturday. Dick Hazel and Clark Hellyer spent Sunday at the Monnie Rose home in Des Moines. Other visitors were Mr and Mrs Terry Rose and Kristie Ann of Fort Riley Kansas Mr and Mrs Robert Kain and Laura Jane. Mr and Mrs Kessel and daughter were afternoon visitor Mrs Merle Prater visited Mrs Toya Brown at the hospital Friday. Telephone line out of order since Saturday news scarce.

Hazel Hellyer Edward Haver County Institute Media Center Ottumwa Lloyd Brown Davis County Hospital Centerville Hazel Clark Hellyer Monnie Rose Des Moines Terry Rose Kristie Ann Fort Riley Kansas Robert Kain Laura Jane Kessel

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