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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1949
Page
5
Mohawkettes Eye Strong Basketball Season Start
Moravia teams shift focus after district baseball exit as Mohawkettes resume practice two weeks ago and look in prime form for a successful season. High optimism surrounds both Moravia basketball programs and potential early-season success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Agriculture and IT classes judge sheep at Virgil Dooley farm
Agriculture I and II classes spent Thursday morning judging three classes of sheep at Virgil Dooley farm. Mr. Bellman and five F.F.A. members plan travel to Kansas City Missouri for the National F.F.A. convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Dooley
Bellman
F.F.A
Kansas City
Homemaking Adult Classes Begin This Year
Miss Azalee Kimbrell teaches high school homemaking classes with a clothing construction demo. Six attended the Wednesday evening session, and organizers hope more will join the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azalee Kimbrell
Homemaking Class Studies Ourselves and Parents
A homemaking class has completed a grooming unit and now begins a module titled Ourselves and Our Parents, exploring family roles and self-image in daily life.
Homemaking I Unit on Food Preservation and Home Nursing
The class completed a unit on food preservation, canning peas and freezing peas and chickens. They are now beginning the unit called Home Nursing.
Visual Education Films Shown Week of Oct 3 7
Two films were shown during the week of October 3 to 7. Unfinished Rainbows traced aluminum history and Hall’s electrolytic process to obtain metal. Crystal Clear depicted table glassware manufacturing for Commercial Geography and multiple grades and Homemaking classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martin Hall
This and That Freshman Week at MILS
Freshman Week at M H S features initiation rites with duties for newcomers, seniors, juniors, and sophomores. Notable present is Carl Fisher amid many holey clothes while names of initiates such as Dale Arnold Roberta Benz Jane Elton Brain Norma Cochran Nellie DuVall Beverly Fenton Kathleeen Halden Viola Hammond and others are listed. A closing quip notes a green freshman on a burning deck finding safety in learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mils
M.H.S
Dale Arnold
Roberta Benz
Jane Elton Brain
Norma Cochran
Nellie DuVall
Beverly Fenton
Carl Fisher
Twyla Foster
Kathleeen Halden
Viola Hammond
Lawrence Hammond
Lorraine Hammond
Margaret Harrington
Richard Hawk
Harley Heckman
Vernon Johnson
Larry Easter
LaVerne Massman
Johnnie McGee
Charlie Paxston
Johnnie Proctor
Aileen
Turner
Phyllis White
JA Freshman
Junior Class Plans Freshman Initiation Night
The Junior Class met in the science room at noon to set the freshman initiation for October 7. Freshmen are to dress as hoboes and beg for cats in the neighborhood. President Harold Loch named committees for planning outfits eats and stunts with Rex Foster Jerry Wakefield Mary Louise Fisher Da Vonna Vance Patty Kaster Mildred Thompson Junior Johnson Richard Potts Phyllis Underwood Verna Overturf Veril Kaster Frank Whaley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Loch
Rex Foster
Jerry Wakefield
Mary Louise Fisher
da Vonna Vance
Patty Kaster
Mildred Thompson
Junior Johnson
Richard Potts
Phyllis Underwood
Verna Overturf
Veril Kaster
Frank Whaley
Pro Primary and First Grade News Summary
Pro Primary and First Grade students completed the S.R.A. Mental Abilities Test and color Halloween pictures. First Grade started a home reading log titled Books I Have Read at Home. Pre Primary studied Three Little Pigs with colored drawings. Second Grade examined October’s Going to Work by Vincent van Gogh and memorized My Shadow. Thirty seven pupils are enrolled. third grade has fifteen pupils including Gary Underwood and Charlea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.R.A
Vincent van Gogh
Gary Underwood
Charlea
Fourth Grade News and Library Notes Report
The fourth grade lists twenty two pupils including Max Bailey and Carol Day with Sue Easter elected chairman of a newly organized Book Club. Activities cover vitamins posters in health class, Spain reading with pictures, library librarian elections, and six weeks tests. Junior High shows several absences and new books arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argo
Ronnie Broshar
Clifford Buyckallew
Mary Condra
Linda Coulson
Glenys Fenton
Dick Harp
Richard Mason
Joe Murdy
Bob Schaffner
Beverly Simmons
Deverre Thompson
John Murphy
Max Bailey
Bill Booth
Jerry Buckallen
Ronald Cross
Carol Day
Yvonne Gardner
Darwin Jordan
Sue Easter
Dennis Kelly
Kent Kirkman
Carol Main
Larry Martin
Richard McDanel
Jimmy Millwain
Lavonne Card
Janie Sawyer
Mona Simatovich
Sarah Selix
Arthur Simmons
Mary Thompson
David Whaley
Bobby Woodward
Spain
Richard Albertson
Jack Baker
Carson Jordan
Leon MacDanel
Lillie Belle Schaffner
Richard Tomlin
Lloyd Wolf
Charles Buckallen
Janet Charity
Deloris Eakins
Wanda Jordan
Carl Martin
Joyce Martin
Kathryn McDanel
Gwendolyn Underwood
Paul Wilson
Trees of Freedom
Sign of the
Girls Glee Club Meets Tue and Thu After School
The Girls Glee Club convenes on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons during seventh period with about twenty participants.
Band Parade Rescheduled for Oct 13 Fire Prevention Week
The paper corrects last week’s error and states the band will travel to Centerville for Fire Prevention Week on October 13. Grade children will also participate in the parade.
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Centerville
New Oats Shelby Variety Offered to Apanoose County Farmers
A new oats variety named Shelby will be offered to two Apanoose County farmers for seed production. Applicants must meet requirements, with fields weed free, seed returned to a committee, and certification pursued. Shelby, from the Iowa State and USDA collaboration, matures about three days after Clinton and yields about three bushels more per acre, with strong milling kernel qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
Shelby
Towa Agricultural Experiment Station
U.S.D.A
Clinton
Anthony
Bond
Woman earns bachelor's degree after 29 years part time
Mrs. Virginia Schneider, now an Eagle Grove teacher, received her bachelor's degree from Upper Iowa University after attending college part time for 29 years. Her son Robert, who earned a degree from the University of Iowa this spring, was on hand at Upper Iowa to see his mother honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Schneider
Eagle Grove
Upper Iowa
Robert
University of Iowa
Newspaper Week Declared Free Press Pillar Of Government
Governor William R Beardsley proclaimed October as Newspaper Week noting freedom of the press is essential to American government. He cited past folly when masses are kept ignorant and praised Iowa’s 450+ papers for informing citizens. He urged proper regard for the slogan Freedom Goes Where the Newspaper Goes and to support printing from Moravia Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Beardsley
Iowa
Beardsley
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