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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1968
Page
5
A column argues generation gaps arise from parental attitudes and media bias toward teenagers. It urges parents to trust and support their children’s ambitions rather than condemn youth behavior, noting insecurity fuels rebellion and hippie subcultures.
Calendar of events includes Des Moines Brady School 9:00 a.m. Ottumwa Hawk Music Series 7:30 p.m. 1st Grade Teachers. NCA State meeting Ames 9:00 to 4:00. Scribbler Staff 2nd period room 10. Prof Cassady Town University 11:15 to 12:00. Humeston principals 1:00 p.m. Student Council. ISEA Convention Des Moines no school. Girls State Cross Country meet. Center ville seniors ACT. School Board meeting 21. Driver Education 24. Library Club room 105 S. C. A. State Hot Lunch Workshop Moravia 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. Nov 1 Lamoni here.
Students explore early Greece city-states and world civilizations. They review Earth formation, Nile influence on Egypt, and the Fertile Crescent while guided by new teacher Mr. Pfannebecker.
Ruth Johnson notes a class of 13 girls in Home Ec II under Mrs Harris. They studied home safety principles and elements of design, formal and informal balance, and reviewed room pictures, carpet and wallpaper samples. The writer expects continued learning.
Young students from Iowa towns Thomas Brownlee Donnie Bolin Ted Cochran Lester Cochran share birthdates in 1954 and traits like brown or blue eyes, 5 foot to 5 foot 4 inch frames, and lean to steak and algebra. A survey records teen opinions on high school and social quirks while getting acquainted with Carole Edison from Oskaloosa.
Susan Dooley is described with parental names Mr and Mrs Virgil Doaley. Birthdate given as February 19 1954. Listed height 5 244 inches, weight 130 pounds. Hair color blonde eyes hazel. References include science subject, a song Neue tone, film To Sir With Love, and a minor remark about high school performance.
Michael Fred Davis born March 20 in Bloomfield stands 5 9 and weighs 113 with black hair. He studies math at the school and prefers hamburgers. Ronald Cloyed born May 31, 1954 in Ottumwa is 5 5 and weighs 110. He has no listed teacher and drives a Toring while liking pizza. Both share views on high school as okay and have pet peeves about talkative people and teachers pets.
The document lists Pat Caster and Clifford Caster with birth date April 13 1954 and birthplace Ottumwa Iowa. It notes Pat height five foot five blonde hair Cortina car favorite roast beef and song Goin Out of My Head. It includes a dislike for incomplete work and a high school view calling it fun except homework.
Daphne Shepard reports 16 in attendance at Sun Gay School and details of Ladies Aid, family visits, gatherings, and social events. Neighborly visits include Donna Beaty, Ruth McNair, Flossie Walker, and Elma Lynch of Denver. Local residents share dinners, shopping trips, and 4 H club hosting.
Wendell Phillips and his family visited with his brother Howard and family on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Huff were dinner guests of Gene Huff and family, celebrating Steve Huff's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen McNair spent Sunday afternoon and evening at Lowell Shepard's home.
Mrs Wayne McDanat reports Hiattstown events including the Farm Progress show in Grand Junction and visits in Ottumwa. Connie Davis shared slides on missionary work in Japan. Several guests and local residents were listed visiting and staying with relatives across Ottumwa and LeClaire areas.
Full team pack of 500 sheets advertised at 90 cents available at the Moravia Union Office. The notice indicates a bulk stationery offer for local patrons and mentions the office as the distribution point.
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