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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1974
Page
1
Moravia residents recall old routes to relatives and schools while hopeful for Hwy 5 paving. A improved main street, new beauty shop, and expanded services are seen as sparks for business and tourism as traffic to Rathbun lake and Honey Creek state park area grows.
Indian summer type weather in our area prompts local residents to enjoy the mild spell. Minta Shoemaker and Elsie join Opal Stevens for a morning visit with Lillian Callen as they tour the area.
Moravia High School’s Homecoming 74 week includes a 4-2 football record, coronation set for Oct 16, Homecoming game Oct 18 vs Seymour Warriors, dance after the game with DJ Mike Welsh, and student volunteers listed. The scribbler notes weekly lunch menus October 21-25 and highlights cheerleaders, band, and activities leading to a festive Homecoming atmosphere.
The sophomore class is ordering rings with a chosen design and options to buy a school ring or a ring from a second company. Various colors, materials, and styles exist with a wide price range to suit all budgets.
The Spanish Club held a meeting to elect officers with Henry Herman as president Janet Tisue as vice president Rebecca Horn as secretary Betsy Ewall as treasurer and Jane Zajec appointed reporter Two committees were formed one to research customs and holidays of Spanish speaking people led by Sandra Fenton and Betsy Ewall and a fundraising group of Rodney Wulff Judy Zajec Sandra Fenton and Jane Zajec to propose new money making ideas The next meeting will be held as needed. Reporter Jane Zajec
The Class of 75 will do odd jobs through November 1 to raise money for the senior trip. This Worle Day is in addition to the spring event. All seniors must contribute $10.00.
A playful recruitment note invites people to contact any senior or the high school to get chores done swiftly. It highlights helping seniors with their class trip and promises rapid service. The tone mirrors a community bulletin seeking volunteers or small tasks.
Moravia football standout Ron Woodward shared his favorite play a quick pitch and named J D Hill as his hero in a candid interview He says the best part of football is the games the worst is pushing the building He expects the Melcher Dallas game to be rough and the team will finish third or fourth in the conference His goal is to score a touchdown and he asks fans to come out and cheer for a win.
A reporter sits with football player Harold Rowley, asking about his position as both guard roles, his speed limiting backfield duty, and the high point of recovering a fumble in the Leon game. He recalls a rash dive that failed to tackle the defender, illustrating a candid look at game missteps and pride.
The quoted athlete cites root hog on the gold line defense as a favorite play. He credits coach Stehn and idolizes coach Shula and the Miami Dolphins for taking teams to the Super Bowl. He reports no injuries, only bruises, and highlights the 61 play as his preferred option.
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