Pancake Day parade band shines at Centerville event
Mary Ellen Condra leads a capable majorette unit as 27 bands compete in Centerville Pan cake Day parade. The Scribbler Stay band, under Gardner and Mosley guidance, includes high stepping twirlers Rita Gandher, Jessie Van Dorin, Patty Harris, Karen Scott, Sharon OConnor and Karen Woodward. Students balance daily practice with extra sessions, earning praise for school spirit and discipline.
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Centerville
Mary Ellen Condra
Mary
Marty
Rita Gandher
Jessie van Dorin
Patty Harris
Karen Scott
Sharon O'Conner
Karen Woodward
Band shines in Blakesburg parade at Lancaster Mo
The school band, a lively group of about fifty, works hard to memorize songs and routines for coordinated performances. This fall they marched in the Fall Festival parade at Blakesburg's Lancaster event, showcasing time, ambition, and teamwork.
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Blakesburge
Lancaster
Peaches Preserved by Sophomore Home Ec Class
The sophomore Home Ec IT class froze peaches in syrup sugar or water to store them for winter. They learned weighing sugar rather than measuring it as they prepared for future homes and expressed interest in taste. Ann Mihalovich served as the author.
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Ann Mihalovich
First Grade Idol Transition Highlights Policy
Louise Baldwin enters her first year as a first grade teacher coming from Livonia Missouri. She attended high school in Livonia and participated in Glee Club for three years the senior play and other school activities.
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Louise Baldwin
Livonia, Mo
High’ School
Livonia
Glee Club
Moravia Scholar Baldwin Starts College Year
Miss Baldwin begins her first year at Kirkeville College then second year at Centerville Junior College. Her hobbies include music and sewing. She plans to teach someday and become a homemaker. The Moravia School wishes her a successful year.
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Afl
Misa Baldwin
Kirkeville
Centerville
Miss Baldwin
Akes
Moravia
Fourth Grade Puppet Show Delights Students
The fourth grade staged two puppet shows titled Guess What and The Perkins Family. Casts included Faith Jorden and Sharon Gay in Guess What, with Donna Rae Card Sandra Scott and Naomi Sue Tadleck in The Perkins Family. The plays featured a guessing game and a scene about shopping with the mother.
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Perkins
Faith Jorden
Sharon Gay
Donna
Rae Card
Sandra Scott
Naomi Sue Tadléck
The World Grows Smaller and American Heritage
Janice Vickroy reflects on how global exploration shrank oceans into routes to new lands and sparked nationalist rivalries that spurred wars. She notes English settlement absorbing colonies and shaping American civilization through the fight for freedoms foundational to the United States.
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New World
United States of America
Janice Vickroy
Foreign Outlook on Immigrant Emotions in American Life
An American Literature class explores the feelings of immigrants who know little of language and culture. It describes loneliness, confusion, and misunderstanding, yet highlights a warm, welcoming heart in America and the possibility of naturalization.
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United States
America
Nancy
Boblenz
Pirate name Carol Day haunts hallways this week
Gossip notes a pirate alias Carol Day in the halls while congratulating Janice Mosley on being selected FFA Queen. It teases Sandy about a camera, recalls a Friday show disappointing some, and mentions intercharged couples meeting, jewelers, and bus riders in school life.
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Carol Day
Janice Mosley
Sandy
Joyce Kincade
Karl Rogers
Mona
Benny
Rongie Qverturf
Karen
Woodward
Shirley Walter
Typing II class uses practice sets for office work
The typing II class prepares for office tasks with practice sets including employment applications payroll forms mailing lists and index cards. Each job produces a carbon copy with one copy filed for pupils, and Mary Lou Rinehart notes many students like the set.
Calendar of Events for Oct 4 8 9 at school
A compact listing shows events across October including Ag thir on Friday October 4 9115, PHA meeting Tuesday October 8 and FBLA meeting at 6th period on Wednesday October 9.
Seniors Sell Ad Blitz Across Towns For Fearbook
Seniors begin final year with a bold ad push selling spots in Ottumwa Centerville Albia Blakenburg Moravia for 571.50 dollars. Cars Mullina
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Ottumwa
Centérville
Albia
Blakenburg
Moravia
Mullina
FHA District Convention Held in Centerville
The district FHA meeting was at Centerville High School on Sept 28 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The theme was Joins Hands Around the World. A Dutch student from Leon highlighted the program along with a foreign speaker from Centerville and a style show. About 3000 girls from eleven district schools attended. District officer Donna Cochran coordinated planning. Lee Ann Heckman of Moravia was installed as historian for next year.
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Centervillé High School
Leon
Centerville
Bloomfield
Chariton
Corydon
Humeston
Lamont
Moravia
Osceola
Murray
Seymour
Donna Cochran
Lee Ann Heckman
Diana Burton
Basketball tryouts list 17 freshmen and 21 upperclassmen
The boys for basketball are practicing fundamentals. Two classes will compete freshmen and sophomores juniors seniors. Freshmen names include Larry Hope David Murdy Bennie Tarbell Bimbi Burghur Coltrain Doud Ellison Fixline Kehrberg King Main Memie Roberts Rumley Wilson Witt. Upperclassmen include Bill Harsh Bob Harsh Chet Hope Larry Martin Terry Martin John Murdy Tarbell Dooley Hinste Inman Jordan Lindley Long Mason McDanel Overturf Pettibone Scott Rouse Tomlin Vincent Spencer Rogers Proctor Pickerell Underwood Pfannebecker.
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Larry Hope
David Murdy
Bennie Tarbell
Bimbi
Burghur
Coltrain
Doud
Ellison
Fixline
Kehrberg
King
Main
Memie Roberts
Rumley
Wilson
Witt
Bill Harsh
Bob Harsh
Chet Hope
Larry Martin
Terry Martin
John Murdy
Tarbell
Dooley
Hinste
Inman
Jordan
Lindley
Long
Mason
McDanel
Overturf
Pettibone
Scott
Rouse
Tomlin
Vincent
Spencer
Rogers
Proctor
Pickerell
Underwood
Pfannebecker
Franklin social notes from local families
Mrs Earl Swift hosts and visits abound as Franklin neighbors share time with grandparents relatives and friends. Numerous small gatherings include Pancake Day in Center ville and weekend visits to the Vosburgs Pickrells and Eastlicks with extended families and children present.
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Carol Ann Wasko
Sam Baetlick
Lloyd Ammons
Dale
Lee Rogers
Vern Turner
Glenn Turner
John Exline
Ben Pickrells
Centerville
Jeffrey Long
Earl Swifts
Earl Swift
Duane Wilsons
Blanche Argo
Fern Callen
Pearl Free
Arthur Vosburgs
Larry Derby
Emmett Derby
Emery Hiatt
Coy Swift
Sam Eastlek
Stanley
Bill Eastlick
Familly
Joe Doser
Mark
Joey Doser
Barbara
Ben Pickrell
Carlotta Exline
Roseann
Shirley Calhoun
Social Roundup From Ottumwa Area Gatherings
A dense list of Sunday through Tuesday visits and guests from Ottumwa to Davenport and nearby towns. Families such as Mikels, Fenton, Davison, Hainline, Brinkleys, Curtis, Tucker, Creedon, Martin, Atwell, and Vickroy appear alongside Gerald Vickroy, Bert Vickrey, and Carl Martin.
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Carl Mikels
Edd Fenton
Bob Davison
Herbert Brinkleys
Fred Hainline
Ralph Tuckers
Walter Gardner
Clyde Gardner
Albia
W. H. Creedon
Davenport
Harley ‘Suisser
Harry Robertsort
Gang
George Curtis
Creedons
Curtis Familly
Laura Martin
Velta Martin
Joyce
Ralph Tucker
Florence Martin
Kathy
Ottumwa
T. C. Young
Gerald Vickroys
Ferne van Aud Tey
Iona
Bob Davisma
Lois Martin
Bessie Teeter
Hazel Tucker
Verge Martin
Jean Curtis
Centerville
Arlo Fentons
Frank Eaton
Lawrence McCannon
Plano
Shirley Atwell
Mickey
Hazel
Tucker
Laton Atwells
Carl Thompson
Emmons Atwell
Elma Davison
Ernest Atwell
Mike Culver
Chariton
Clin Swan
Ivan Atwell
Frank Dixon
Tom Martin
Carl Martin
CERTIFICATE OF PURCHASE AT TAX SALE S No 5087
Tax sale notice reports property sold to Frank Swaim for years 1952 and 1953 in Appanoose County Iowa with details of parcels and costs. It includes a separate social column noting meetings of Chariton River Ladies Aid and a listing of attendees and events. The combined item mentions a later Staples and Staplers notice with Moravia Union office stock.
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Appanoose County
H. G. Hargis
Iowa
Frank Swaim
Morlavia Union
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Karen Woodswird
Carol Mullins
Janie Sawyer
la Vonne Card
Editorial
GEM Shop
Cloyd Hollingshead Jeweler
Albla, Towa
Corsages
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N. Ard St
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Morana Union
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Mrs
Ray Fenton
T. C. Youngs
Chariton River Ladies Aid
Laura
Flora Joe Martin
Bessie Fenton
God
Irene Brandon
St. John
Roll Call
Jean
Ethel
Lou Atwell
Lou
Georgie
Gertie Atwell
Flo Wright
Ethel Lemley
Lois ‘Martin
Verge
Kathryn Martin
Flora Joe
Velta
Marvin
Marguerite
Myra Martin
Florenc Hamilton
Batonanny
Tom EH
Ais Touwebszy
Relatrene Peasty
Tfa
Ford Service
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