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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1962

Page

5

M H S Scribbler Sees Iowa Tests Of Educational Development

On September 3 4 and 5 Moravia High School students participated in The Iowa Tests of Educational Development. Nine tests covered social studies background natural science writing quantitative thinking reading and information sources. Most scores improved and the test aims to show achievement, while noting machine scoring ignores student attitude and background.

Iowa Horridge Moravia Toya

Freshman Home Ec class makes skirts this week

The group has practiced threading sewing machines and placing the babbin. They completed pot holders and decorated them in the Home Ec room. This week they bring fabric and prepare to sew cotton skirts with many styles. Paula and Sandy are noted.

Paula Sandy

Freshman Girls Tryout for Basketball Under Coach Armstrong

Freshman girls endure six exercises with relay races and basketball to end the period. Coach Armstrong notes improvement and effort from all. four freshmen named for basketball trials: Rose Blumer, Rowena Cox, Linda Judge, Barbara Lindley.

Armstrong

Mathematics Lesson Overview in Elementary Class

In the class the students study fundamentals of addition subtraction division multiplication and number naming. The lesson covers basic operations and denoting numbers, reflecting early arithmetic work.

Pronoun study aids correct usage in English class

In this unit students review pronouns and cases and fix common errors. The lesson highlights why phrases like it was ter are incorrect and emphasizes precision with kinds and cases of pronouns.

Freshmen Class Party Sparks Hallway Buzz

Freshmen planned a Friday night party at the high school featuring a 6:30 hayride and a weiner roast. Teachers escaped blame as students caused a stir in the hallways with their plans and attempts at twisting.

Plant Phylums Overview

Biology notes explain four phytums: Thallophytes with algae and fungi, Bryophytes with mosses, Pteridophytes with ferns, and Spermatophytes with trees shrubs vines and herbs. Each phytum has a unique characteristic. Weekly tests have been administered over the past week.

October School Calendar Highlights Local Events

The Ottumwa district lists October events from the convention to band clinics and student activities. No school on the 2nd. Civil Defense classes. National FFA and SAE conventions. PSAT tests. regional and county education meetings. Save the Children Week Drive. foreign student talks. youth rally.

Civil Defense National Honor Society Moravia University of Town

Modern Magic in Pantomine at the Fast Motion Movie Program

A fast moving film program titled Modern Magic in Pantomine will be shown as part of the Danny Johnson Assembly program on Wednesday October 10 at 9:00 A.M. Includes an adult civil defense class at 7 00 P.M and Look Magazine plan explained to the Junior Class at 2 45 P.M. Gov Conference on Physical Fitness at the State House at 9 00 A.M. Elementary 15¢.

S.E Ottumwa Civil Defense Oskaloosa Burghoffer F.T.A H.S Danny Jones Kansas City Agate Contes Ames School Look State House Danny Johnson

Hilton Hustlers elect officers at club meeting

The Hilton Hustlers 4 H club held its regular meeting with Charles Van Zante presiding. Officers elected were Jim Rowley president Earl Gay vice president Charles Van Zante secretary treasurer Moravia reporter Jamesmarry and Albia reporter Joe Sevato. Refreshments were served and James Murdy served as reporter.

Hilton Hustlers 4-H Club Charles van Zante Jim Rowley Earl Gay Moravia Jamesmarry Albia Joe Seal Oto

Taylorettes 4-H Elect Officers At Home Meeting

The Taylorettes 4-H club met at 7 30 P M at Mary Kay Spencer home. Nine members and two leaders attended as they pledged allegiance and discussed sewing problems. Officers elected: Minnie Ann Condra president Linda Judge vice president Penny Prough secretary treasurer Marjorie French historian Sharon Judge librarian Mary Kay Spencer reporter Connie Roblenz recreation chair. Pat Judge gave a blouse folding talk and Pat Judge with Sheila Wilson demonstrated on removing spots. Cookies sandwiches and Kool Aid were served by Mrs Spencer and Mary Kay.

Taylorettes Mary Kay Spencer New Business Way Minnie Ann Condra Linda Judge Penny Prough Marjorie French Sharon Judge Connie Roblenz Pat Judge Sheila Wilson Mrs. Spencer Mary Kay

Unionville 4-H Club Elects Officers At Meeting

The Union: Farmdnettes held a regular meeting at Unionville Methodist Church with 15 members and 12 visitors attending. Officers were elected: President Kathy Johnson Vice President Mary Jo Wilson Secretary Treasurer Nancy Leffler Historian Becky Wilson Reporter Janet Rhee Leader Gerry Wilson Assistant Leader Catherine Hawk. Activities included talks on scissors versus shears and closet accessories plus plans for a November 5 4-H award night and a party next month. Refreshments of crackers and punch were served.

Union Unionville Jean Mary Hawk Kathy Johnson Mary Jo Wilson Nancy Leffler Becky Wilson Janet Rhee Gerry Wilson Catherine Hawk Carla Miller Hope Kelley Jean Hawk

Youth rally dates set for October at high school

In a space age call to youth for Christ three evenings are planned October 26 27 and 28 at 7 45 PM in the high school building. The speaker is described as a missionary who says a Bible is a luxury and who comes with a message for all, with a family history noted as a tribal chief grandfather. Further details to come in next week’s Moravia Union.

The Moravia Union

Fish for ponds delivered today in Appanoose County

The U S Fish and Wildlife Service truck from Fairport Iowa will deliver channel catfish to new farm ponds in Appanoose County on Thursday October 4 at 9 50 am at the Hy Vee parking lot La Vern A Whitaker of the Soil Conservation Service reports bass and bluegills for restocking and for farmers unable to pick up in the first delivery will be sent at the same time This will complete fish deliveries for 1962.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fairport Iowa Appanoose County LaVern A. Whitaker Soil Conservation Service

Local Community Note Highlights Visits and Gatherings

Mrs. Nellie Williams and family hosted and visited neighbors including Mrs. Donald Hull and Pancake Day events. Numerous pairs and families like the Tadlocks, Williams, Tubaughs, and Strunks share visits, church district WSCS in Corydon, and social teas with relatives in Menlo Iowa and surrounding areas.

Raymond Williams Nellie Williams Donald Hull Maude Collins John Kelly Nadine Dommer Claude Paris Henry Putney Menlo Iowa Arlene Stephenson Robert Luse Lester Venetah Tubaugh WSCS Corydon Jaren Tubaugh Clarence Whitehead Russell Tubaugh Jerry Jackie Albert Tubaugh Donna Knedler Patty Tadlock Cecil Tadlock Peg Renwick Russell Bruhn Kenny Tadlock Iva Strunk Bob Strunk Betty Caster

Shanghai By Mrs. Bert Rinehart

Mrs. Bert Rinehart hosts Shanghai with Mr and Mrs Truxton Dicks as Sunday dinner guests Mrs Florence Dicks and Mrs Jean Irwin called on Mrs Lorraine Rinehart Friday afternoon Aubrey Christy noted in social columns

Truxton Dicks Florence Dicks Jean Irwin Lorraine Rinehart Aubrey Christy

Community visits and gatherings across local families

Friday through Sunday many locals visited relatives and friends in the area. Notable stops included Wayne Christy celebrating Flaine's birthday, Bert and Florence Rinehart hosting and visiting, and multiple calls on Florence Dicks. Family dinners and pancake day outings featured prominently among Christy, Rinehart, Overturf, and Landgrebe households.

Fred Christy Wayne Christys Flaine Helen Scott Roy Sulser Gerald Rinehart Jess Montgomerys Missouri Ned Argo Connie Nancy Carruthers Keith Argo Jake Firkins Bert Rinehart Florence Dicks George Hiner Centerville Bert Albia Whitehead Alcia McCord Nellie Thompson Pearl Kelseys Hampton Aubrey Christy Ruth Frank Bennett Barbara Patty Christy Constance Thompson Ron Woodward Glen Overturf Donnie Landgrebe Lori Lloyd Landgrebes Judy Overturf Rex Overturf Paul Aubrey Christys Douglas Debbie Firkins Gerald

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M.H.S. Scribbler Editorial HOME Biology Hilton Hustlers James Murdy Union Farmerettes Union Office Mister Mrs. Kenny Tadlock Shanghai
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