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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1953

Page

7

M H S Scribbler Report on Oct 17 Problems Clinic in Des Moines

M H S Scribbler notes a Saturday event where Mr White attended a problems teaching clinic for commercial teachers sponsored by the American Institute of Business in Des Moines. The day included sessions on bookkeeping typewriting and shorthand with speakers from State Teachers College Whitewater Wisconsin International Business Machines and Gregg Publishing. The meeting closed with a 6 15 p.m. banquet at Yonkers Tea Room.

White American Institute of Business Des Moines Paul Carlson State Teachers College Whitewater Wis Marion Wood International Business Machines Corporation New York City Goldina Fisher Gregg Publishing Company of Chicago Yonkers Tea Room

Fourth graders describe themselves in a mixed birthplace list

A collection of first person sketches from several children detailing names ages hair and eye color birthplaces and hometowns. The group mentions Nellie Argo Jimmy Danczek Keith Helmick Edward Jay Clayworth Nancy Tomlin and places including Centerville Moravia Michigan Davenport Melrose and Nebraska reflecting a seaside style diary of young students.

Nellie Argo St. Josephs’ Hospital Centerville Jimmy Danczek Nebraska Moravia Keith Helmick Edward Jay Clayworth Michigan Ranges City Davenport Nancy Tomlin Melrose Iowa White House

Girls Basketball Schedule Preview for Moravia Area

The column lists the upcoming girls basketball season with a dense slate of dates and venues. Games against Pulaski Blakesburg Cincinnati Moulton Lovilia Udell Numa Knoxville Troy Mystic and more alternating between home and away sites across October to January. Thanksgiving and Christmas breaks noted.

Davis Athletic Conference Formed Expands in Iowa

The Appanoose County Athletic Conference enlarges to include two Davis County schools Pulaski and Troy. The new conference name will be Davis Athletic Conference. Eight member schools are Cincinnati Moravia Moulton Mystic Numa Udell Pulaski and Troy.

Appanoose County Davis County Pulaski Troy Davis Athletic Conference A.D.A Cincinnati Moravia Moulton Mystic Numa Udell

ADA conference girls basketball jamboree at Pulaski

The ADA conference hosts a girls basketball jamboree at Pulaski on Wednesday October 28 at 7:00 p.m. Teams split into East and West groups with Udell Moulton Pulaski and Troy facing Numa Mystic Cincinnati Moravia. Moravia meets Pulaski in one part of the jamboree.

ADA Pulaski Udell Moulton Troy Numa Mystic Cincinnati Moravia Pulaski Girls Pulas

Moravia High freshman basketball hopefuls listed

Larry Hayes 15, freshman at MHS, 6 feet, brown hair, blue eyes, previously at Maple Grove, aiming for basketball. DeLoris Hiatt 14, freshman, 5 feet 8, blonde hair, blue eyes, Maple Grove and Javie student, active in Glee Club and basketball, loves piano and roller skating. Frances Ann Kaster born Aug 10 1939, 1st year at MHS, 5 feet 4, brown hair and eyes, basketball focus, hobbies bicycle riding and roller skating. attends Moravia schools. Jackie Win Kaster born Jan 6 1939, freshman at MHS, 5 feet 5, brown hair and eyes, previously at Boyer country school, going out for basketball, enjoys hunting and fishing.

Larry Hayes MHS Maple Grove DeLoris Hiatt Javie Glee Club FELA Frances Ann Kaster Moravia Jackie Win Kaster Boyer

Marion Condra Seniorgraph Entry

Name Marion Condra. Born in Numa on May 26 1935. Attended Moravia grade and Moravia high schools Howard 18. Hair dark brown eyes brown. Height five feet, weight 130 pounds. Favorite candy bar Snicker. Favorite teacher like all of them. Favorite subject bookkeeping. Favorite orchestra leader Tommy Dorsey. Favorite actress Betty Grable.

Marion Condra Numa Moravia Howard Tommy Dorsey Betty Grable Studebaker Snicker Rita Hayward al Hayes Gildersleeve Carl Rouse

What would you do with a Heterodontus

A reader asks how to use a Heterodontus a small Pacific shark. Several opinions are shared including displaying riding cooking writing playing basketball killing throwing away and planting the creature. The passage notes there are few living species of Heterodontus and its warm Pacific habitat.

Paul Mihalovich Bill Woodward Gerald Luse Heterondontus Pacific Ocean

Second Grade Names and Halloween Decorations Rising

The first six weeks attendance list includes Connie Roblenz Larry Burns Linda Davis Craig Day Marys Fenton Howard Harper Karol Helmick Dallas Easter G. E. Luse Mike Martin Sue Robinson Peggy Rogers Charlotte Simmons Buddie Stocker Donna Tomlin Halloween decorations are rapidly going up as students become inspired by Halloween stories and poetry.

Connie Roblenz Larry Burns Linda Davis Craig Day Marys Fenton Howard Harper Karol Helmick Dallas Easter G. E. Luse Mike Martin Sue Robinon Peggy Rogers Charlotte Simmons Buddie Stocker Donna Tomlin

Third Grade Spelling Champs and Halloween Class Notes

Six weeks perfect spelling honors go to Aleta Johnson Robert Horn Lois Strunk and Jolene VanDorin. The room sports Halloween decorations and thanks are given to Alan Dooley and his brother for two jack o lanterns. Students wrote friendly letters to Todd Harp Rathbun and sent copies and envelopes prepared by Alan Dooley.

Aleta Johnson Robert Horn Lois Strunk Jolene VanDorin Alan Dooley Todd Harp Rathbun Linda Gardner

This & That column notes from the FFA and seniors fallout

Dee and Ann report on Friday at the FFA national convention with tired instructors and restless students. Gossip touches senior boys with a box supper, Ruthie and jealousy, a problems clinic in Des Moines, and Charlotte’s postponed wedding. Yvonne, Donna dates, and social spats surface alongside couple tensions and hayride chatter.

Dee Ann F.P.A F.F.A

Unionville School Gossip and Bus Rumors Spotted

A fragmentary chatter column notes juniors catching haytide while sophomores lag, with warnings about a bus driver and rumors of Carole G switching from Moravia to Centerville and Udell boys. It closes with a Mr Craver compliment and a caution about quiet reputations.

Paul Carole G Moravia Centerville Udell Mr. Craver

Local Moravia Student Profiles Mix Classroom Notes

Carl Rouse and Rosita Helmick are profiled with details on birth dates schools and preferences. The text lists teachers substitutes, a history debate, and personal traits including hair color eye color and favorite items. Reporters Karen Woodward and Mary Ellen Condra document these brief items from Fair View Moravia Mount Ayr Drakesville and local schools.

Study of Australia and Pacific images prompts diverse topics

Lee Ann Hackman, Terry Martin, Sandra Card, Ann Paxston, Karen Pfannebecker, Roger Robinson, Bill Rogers, Bill Joe Scott, Nancy Turner, and Gordon Woodward explore Australia and Pacific islands. The film strip depicts birds, animals, Ieities, products, and various ways of living observed during the study.

Lee Ann Hackman Terry Martin Sandra Card Ann Paxston Karen Pfannebecker Roger Robinson Bill Rogers Bill Joe Scott Nancy Turner Gordon Woodward Australia Pacific Ocean

Fifth Grade Studies Columbus and Nature Topics

Fifth graders acted out a Columbus discovery play and colored his three ships. They read Ship Boy With Columbus and Partners With Nature. A bulletin board was updated, a chapter-a-day science read continued, and Mrs. Gordon led a western states slide trip linked to geography. Jimmie Robinson missed two days due to illness.

Columbus Discovery America Gordon Pacific States United States Nancy Steffen Science Bulletin Board Jimmie Robinson

Commercial Club Elects Officers for 1953 54

The first meeting of the 1953-54 recial club Oct 15 elected officers for the year. President Katie McDanel vice president Joan Stevens secretary treasurer Carole Broshar reporter Fern Kelley. Initiation chair Joan Stevens with ae Sawyer Ann Pettibone Mar Landgrebe and Shirley Farnsworth. Food chair Marion Reagan with Shirley Hagan Margaret Stocker and Delores Eakins. Second meeting Oct 19 welcomed new members Betty Strunk Lillie Belle Schaffner Marianne Scott Joyce Brain Charles Horn Charles Jennings Betty Landgrebe Marvalee Mikles Paul Woodward Howard Robb Curtis Mikles Robert Easter Jim Wilson Marion Condra Frank Rinehart Lynn Sweeden Earl Taylor.

Katie McDanel Joan Stevens Carole Broshar Fern Kelley Mr. White Ae Sawyer Ann Pettibone Mar- Landgrebe Shirley Farnsworth Marion Reagan Shirley Hagan Margaret Stocker Delores Eakins Betty Strunk Lillie Belle Schaffner Marianne Scott Joyce Brain Charles Horn Charles Jennings Betty Landgrebe Marvalee Mikles Paul Woodward Howard Robb Curtis Mikles Robert Easter Jim Wilson Marion Condra Frank Rinehart Lynn Sweeden Earl Taylor

Birthday Names Honor Sixth Grade Pupils

A fragment from a school page notes birthdays for Bobby Tomlin and Anne Paxston and mentions class attendance as part of a happy sixth grade celebration. The readable text is limited and lacks complete details or full names, dates, or places.

Bobby Tomlin Anne Paxston Fance

Eighth Grade Report Cards Reflect Six Week Progress

This week we review eighth grade report cards detailing six weeks of study and achievements. Teachers note improvements in core subjects and overall effort across the class.

Changing face of the earth and rock classes noted

In science we studied the changing face of the earth and the three rock classes, igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary. We learned rocks are made of crystals and examined some under a microscope. Our reading class started a new workbook type reader to drill speed and accuracy. We look forward to Patt Massman assembly and the Junior Class Play. Bill Harsh was absent to travel with his parents in the western states.

Patt Massman Bill Harsh Western States

Across the Editor's Desk Upperclassmen column note

This week's column speaks to sophomores juniors and seniors urging reflection on guidance and goals. The piece previews more thoughts and continues on the next page with likely tips and observations from the editor.

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M.H.S. Scribbler Knoxville Actor Donald O’con Ford Gee Whiz Moravia H Blakesburg Lovilg Hotel Aaner Conterville, Lown Iowa Southern Utilities CO Weee Joyce Martin Charlene Burns Barbara Robinson Bill Rose Ruthie A. B Charlotte Yvonne G Donna V Seal Burness D. M P. D Unionville Eauch Vaden Isles Drakesville Mount Ayr Chevrolet James Steward Hershey Rosita Helmick Karen Woodward Mary Ellen Condra Commercial Club Firestone Oehler Bros Firestone Stores Albia
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