Mary Mosley Editor and Mary Mosley Assistant Editor
M H S Scribbler editor Bennie Tardell advisor Mrs Larry Dayton typists and a large team of reporters are listed. Baylor University in Waco Texas is noted. One hobby is correspondence chess and a book author writes about a family living in Moravia with Mr Carlson, his wife Patricia, and their two and a half year old son Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mosley
Bennie Tardell
Larry Dayton
Sandy Ward
Lee Ann Heckman
Jeanne Hawk
Nancy Ward
Judy VanDorin
Margaret Fenton
Nancy Tomlin
Jean Taylor
Nancy Lindley
Virginia Burger
Sharon O'Conner
Rita Gardner
Sharon Walter
Donna Rae Tubaugh
Martha Rouse
Janet Harrington
Nellie Argo
Patty Simmons
Rosemary Philips
Jolene VanDorin
Lorraine Walker
Baylor University
Waco
Texas
Carlson
Patricia
Richard
Moravia
The Game Has Started in Monroe County 4-H Office Vote
A speaker recalls the saying that it is not whether you win or lose but how you play the game. The text urges reflection on effort, contentment, and school work as grade cards come out, noting another six weeks of play ahead and a new game beginning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
New General Science and Math Teacher Named
M. H. S. welcomes Mr. Robert Carlson as a new general science and mathematics teacher. Carlson previously taught at Martinsville High School in Martinsville Missouri. He earned a Bachelor of Science from Roosevelt University in Chicago and studied two years at Kansas City University in Kansas City Missouri his recent summer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H.S
Robert Carlson
Martinsville High School
Martinsville
Missouri
Carlson
Roosevelt University
Chicago
Kansas City University
Kansas City
Most Popular Tunes At MHS This Week
A junior vote lists Deck of Cards Primrose Lane Heartaches by Im Gonna Get Married I Got Stripes Danny Boy I Am Gonna Get Married One Makin Love Head On My Shoulder Just Ask Your Heart Three Bells Lonely Street I Ain t Never Till I Kissed You Battle of Kookamonga Bennie Tarbell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MHS
Danny Boy
Bennie Tarbell
Gossip and small town chatter in a playful note
A breezy collage of names and local rumors. Donna Rae and Bennie are teased about a bracelet and a pet mouse. Mrs Tuttle’s theater crowd jokes about chickens on the gym floor. Faber’s letter circulates, and gossip about a hayride and a late Thursday night scene grows. Various residents appear in lighthearted intrigue.
Witches in Fourth Grade Room Holiday Projects
Fourth graders made pumpkins witches and cats for a Halloween display and planned a party. They enjoyed Halloween stories during library time and studied plant life in science. Each pupil contributed a plant in two window planters and practiced letter writing with envelopes and stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
October events include plays and classes at Ames
October 14 15 and 16 feature school plays for pupils and junior class. October 19 Iowa Association of Student Council State convention at Ames. Project described as educational and enjoyed by the entire class. Nancy Tomlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Association of Student Council
Ames
New Fourth Grade Teacher Katharyn Campbell Named
Katharyn Campbell named new fourth grade teacher at Centerville from Iowa. widow of 1955 auto crash victim. mother of James senior at Centerville High and Sidney Dale nine, also in fourth grade. active in civic groups. pianist with private studio. attended Drake University. hobby flowers. expects teaching career. to appear in Piano Teacher Magazine. Reverend Sidney Sloan is her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharyn Campbell
Centerville
Iowa
Centerville Community College
James
Centerville High
Sidney Dale
From Coon to Davy Crockett at Thursday assembly
Ben Hammond cartoonist entertainer performed for the assembly on October 1. The show featured cartoon drawing ventriloquism and marionettes made from Hawaii coconuts with coconut fiber hair. Hammond’s magic crayon transformed a coon on a tree limb into Davy Crockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hammond
Hammond
Residents visit family and plan Mayo Clinic trip in Rochester
West Point residents share time with relatives across Ottumwa Mystic and Cincinnati. Leo Hoffman hosts visits while James Wilsons dine with kin. Rex Hagerman heads to Mayo Clinic in Rochester for specialist consultation.
Community Notes From Union Township chronicling visits and gatherings
A stream of local visits and social events unfolds across Union Township. Families such as Cox, Harper, Miller, Kelley, Main, and Swaim host and visit in Unionville and nearby areas, with dinners, suppers, parties, and birthday gatherings. Attendees include F E Boyer residents, Frank Heckman, Russell Alden, Doggett, Murdy, Stocker, Koehler, Wood, and numerous others, reflecting a busy social week across households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Swaim
Dwight Swaim
Burdett Cox
LaVern Horn
John Kelley
Ramona
Rowena
Nyle
Rex Angel
Bert Batterson
Dennis Kelley
Ramona Cox
F. E. Boyer
Frank Heckman
Russell Alden
Doggett
Lester Murdy
Noah Stocker and Lyle
Frank Woodward
Grace Main
Emma Tadlock
Cora Tubaugh
Leta McGee
Frederick Koehler
Harry Wood
Wilmington visitors at Alden homes for Tobin funeral
Ward and Mrs Anna Woodward joined Mr and Mia Gaylord Main Jo Anne and Mrs Carl Alden Gale Myron Priscilla and Maretta of Wilmington Ohio at Russell Alden and F E Boyer homes Saturday afternoon C L Alden accompanied them to his home here Mrs Alden came for the funeral of her uncle M L Tobin of Centerville Howard Alden underwent an emergency appendectomy last week and is at St Joseph hospital in Centerville
Local visits and family gatherings noted in Albia area
Franklin Byra Earl Swift Pearl Free and Fern Callen visited at Bert Vosburg home. Mrs Jennie Campbell and Mabel of Denver visited Earl Swift family Thursday. Mrs Clair Long and Jeffrey called. Mrs Leo Hoffman and Mrs Glenn Turner helped Dorothy Pickerell with dinner for wood sawers. Neva Richards and Thelma Calhoun attended sewing in Albia. Bel spent Friday with her niece Mrs Emmett Derby. Roy and Donald Sheldon and families were supper guests. Kenneth Brown attended MacTobin funeral in Centerville. Michele spent afternoon with great grandparents Alfred Brizindene. Lloyd Ammons family visited Claude Rogers. James Calhoun family and Delbert Calhoun visitors. Iconium W.S.C.S. bake sale at Gamble store Albia Saturday. Edward McCord Orval Nellie Thompson visited Wayne Thompson. Kenneth Brown hosted Jennie Mabel Campbell and Beryl Brown for supper Tuesday. Coy Swift visited George Ostienmyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
Ottumwa Hospital
Greg
Sheri
Frank Wilson
Leo Hoffman
Ben Pickrell
Bill Hoffman
Gene McCrory
Lloyd Callen
Lloyd Johnson
Edward Haver
Julie
Kansas
Oklahoma
LaVerne Fowler
Cincinnati
Harry Kosman
Rex Hagerman
Rochester
Minn
Rex
Mayo Clinic
Will Hagerman
Mike
Janie
Pearl Free
Fern Callen
Bert Vosburg
Jennie Campbell
Mabel
Denver
Colo
Earl Swift
Clair Long
Jeffrey
Glenn Turner
Dorothy Pickerell
Neva Richards
Thelma Calhoun
Albia
Emmett Derby
Roy Sheldon
Donald Sheldon
Kenneth Brown
MacTobin
Centerville
Michele
Alfred Brizindene
Lloyd Ammons
Claude Rogers
James Calhoun
Carl Calhoun
Donald
Delbert
Calhouns
Iconium W.S.C.S
Gamble
Edward McCord
Orval
Nellie Thompson
Wayne Thompson
Jennie
Mabel Campbell
Beryl Brown
Coy Swift
George Osteenmyer
New Hope News Passages of Local Social Guests
Gladys Harsh and Bert Meadows accompanied by Mrs. Pettibone and Mrs. Blomgren visited California to meet relatives at the Campbell and Benjamin homes. Newt Long stayed with his mother in Rockford. Alan Linda and Marsha joined supper with the Harshes and Bob. Chicago visitors Ressness Kelvig spent weekend with Irvin Kelvig. Dorothy Donovan shows improvement. Numerous neighbors came calling this week including Burton Dooley Harsh Wilson Wood and Hollingworth. Janet Harrington and Alan Wilson hosted supper with Bob Harsh. Main family visited Longs in Ottumwa. Loyd Carter spent Sunday and Monday in Mediapolis with Carter and Goughnour families. Loyd attended a USC meeting in Burlington. George Turner and Emery Hiatt hosted Sunday afternoon. Bob Evans and Bill Long hosted dinner. Purest Jacobs guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Meadows
Don Pettibone
Jim Blomgren
California
Meadow
Harry Campbell
Harry Benjiam
Newt Long
H. O. Long
Rockford
Jay Wilson
Alan
Linda
Marsha
Ivan Harsh
Bob
Albert Ressness
Stanley
Glen Kelvig
Chicago, IL
Irvin Kelvig
Dorothy Donovan
She
Genevie
Francis Burton
Virgil Dooley
John Wood
Lynda
Larry Hollingworth
Janet Harrington
Alan Wilson
Bob Harsh
John Main
Carl Long
Ottumwa
Loyd Carter
Mediapolis
Robert Carter
Richard Goughnour
Loyd
U.S.C
Burlington
George Turner
Emery Hiatt
Bob Evans
Bill Long
Purest Jacobs
Marion
Iowa
Generic
Centerville
Forest
Clyde Jacobs
Des Moines
Thespian Club
Freda
Frank Turner
David Weston
Ella Boyer
Funeral, social notes from Marion area events and ads
Marion residents attended a funeral in Centerville for Clyde Jacobs and shared visits with friends. Des Moines ice follies weekend trip included the Thespian club. Other locals hosted or visited wives and family in Centerville and at home. The Union promotes public sale ads to reach wide audiences.
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M.H.S. Scribbler
Scribbler Staff
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
Donna Rae
Bennie
Outer Space
Mrs. Tuttle
Faber
Mark van Zante
Jean T
You
Ronnie C
Ford Service
General
Briccs Motor Co
Ford
Albia Sales CO
Sale Pavilion
Coon
Davy Crockett
Loraine Walker
Rosemary Phillips
WISE
Jowa
Union Township
Arthur Boyer
Toledo
Oregon
Kelley
Judy Gladfelder
James Farnsworth and Son
Harold Fenton
Joanne Main
Nancy Mosley
Dale
Nyle Cox
Kenneth Gladfelders
Rowena Cox
Lorain Johnson
Gaylord Main
Birdie
Main
Perry Cross
Russell Kelley
Franklin Byra
New Hope
Gladys Harsh
Fat Lamb Market
Andy Andrews
the Hath Packing CO
Waterloo, Iowa
E. N. Catterlin
Optometrist
Eo the Friendly Store
Coronado
Albia Roy Binehart, Mer
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