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A compact essay on how personality forms from inherited traits environment upbringing and personal grooming. It argues no two individuals are alike and celebrates individuality.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1968
Page
3
A compact essay on how personality forms from inherited traits environment upbringing and personal grooming. It argues no two individuals are alike and celebrates individuality.
The class covers advanced trigonometry for seniors taught by Mr. Guthrey. Students explore the meaning of trig in ancient Greek, learn six functions and co functions, and begin bearings and compass directions, tracking five seniors bravely facing challenging problems.
A student essay recalls the Sons of Liberty and events like the Boston Massacre and Tea Party as early acts of protest against British rule. It argues laws, though harsh, fostered early shipbuilding and economic growth, helping colonists prosper and form the United States.
Hiattsville residents Mrs Wayne McDonal and others attend burial services in Atlanta Mo for Mrs Lillie Atte bury. Ira Yeanger visits Centerville with Roy Dooley. Kenneth Free calls at Bill Long home. Clark Hatcher families drop by Wayne MecDanes home and Dooley visit Glen McFall. Harold HudgenGeng appears in record.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hiatt hosted a Sunday evening call while Janice Robinson spent Tuesday night with Debra McDanel. Mrs. Cyril McDanel returned to Iowa City after a weekend at home. Cyril remains in hospital for several more days of treatment. The Dooley and Daniels couples attended a study class on Acts at Grace church on Wednesday evening.
Pan cake Day activities drew broad attendance as Randy and Todd Phillips joined grandparents Chas Wakefields for parades and Betty Cridlebaugh helped serve at the Governor's dinner. Local families and church friends reported Saturday and Sunday visits across Unionville Des Moines Trenton and Ankeny with multiple Walker and related households.
Several attended Pancake Day. Mrs Floyd Crabtree called on Mrs Lloyd Brown Friday afternoon. Miss Ruby Whitehead of Phoenix visited Hazel Hellyer Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Johnson were Sunday dinner guests at the Robert Jennings home. Henry Van Weelden and partner visited in the afternoon. Hazel Hellyer and Mrs Edward Haver attended SCA at Moravia Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Edward McCord called on Mrs B C Whitehead at Ottumwa hospital Saturday. Mrs Clarence Whitehead and Mrs Bob Miller called Saturday evening. Mrs Whitehead is improving. Clark Hellyer and Eugene Argo took Jim Argo to Bloomfield hospital Tuesday. Mr and Mrs George Hellyer and Mr and Mrs Bill Henley visited the Dell Hellyer home Sunday evening. Max Whicker and Dan Mihalovich called at the Robert Jennings home Wednesday evening. Clarence Whitehead called on his mother at the Ottumwa hospital several times last week. Mrs Dale Cox called at the Dell Hellyer home Friday and Saturday. Dell and Hazel Hellyer called on Mr and Mrs Grey Penfield Sunday afternoon.
A series of social visits and weekend gatherings across Iowa towns include Harry Jennings calling at Rob ert Jennings home. Des Moines visitor Mrs. Bob Miller stayed with her parents Clarence Whitehead and family in Des Moines. Other notes mention Mrs. Lloyd Brown and Mrs. Jim McAninch in Centerville, picnics by Dale Cox and family in Marengo, and calls to Hazel Hellyer and Jim Argo at Bloomfield hospital.
Gladys Mir and Mrs. Ralph Fischer of Solon join Mrs. Ronald Jacobs of Cedar Rapids and others for meals and visits around Alan's birthday. Families including Wilsons Harsh Lincox Free and Kalvig share dinners and suppers in a sequence of guest appearances and local social exchanges. Center activities are announced in nearby business windows for next events.
Mrs Bart Swift hosted Franklin visitors as Mr and Mrs Elmer Kellogg and Coy Swift visited Thelma Calhoun on Monday. Mr and Mrs Basil Herteen spent Wednesday evening with Delbert Calhoun.
Mr and Mrs Roy Rinehart and others spent Third Stay tein at Roscoe Argos with Calhouns while Delbert Calhoun Karl Thelma and Carol Calhoun visited Kenneth and Donald Calhoun. Knoxvilles Perry Brown and Rex Haver joined Roscoe Argos guests. Hugh McPatridge attended Pancake Day in Center ville. Delmar Glick Hugh McFatridge and Pam Mock joinedCalhouns. Mary McFatridge visited nursing home and Zenith Hiatt. Wayne Thompson Constance Kenneth and Donald Calhoun joined Delbert Calhouns. Glen Ammons stayed with Lloyd Ammons. Arada Tibbale visited Wednesday. Emmett Derby Rita and Larry Derby invited. Earl Swift with Merle Dicks Thursday evening. Thelma Calhoun Stella Argo and Freda Swift attended WSOS Thursday.
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