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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1964
Page
6
A reflective piece ponders how autumn leaves color, birds migrate, and squirrels stash nuts each year. It muses on Mother Nature: simple yet complex, inspiring awe at seasonal changes and questions how living beings follow these rhythms.
The piece reflects on the enduring charm of the natural world as seen through the editor’s lens. It celebrates landscapes, seasonal shifts, and the precise moments that reveal nature’s quiet grandeur.
At the State Marching Band Contest in Fairfield Iowa the Moravia Band performed a two part show including California Here I Come High Society Blackband Jazz and Bubbley Music. The band received an I rating with three other contestants earning two I ratings and one II. Director Wayne Burghoffer was credited for the show and effort.
October brings Halloween is the bulletin board theme in Mrs. Martin's third grade room. Students listed include Greg Wilson Jay McDonough Rex Argo Lanny Tisue Douglas Doud Dale Hoffman Kim Tarbell Randy Simpson Dean McDanel Terry Whicker Kathy Stone Sally Whitehead Shirley Scott Julia Helmick Maraine Lobb Judy Kelly Robin Spencer Karen Riegal Julia McDanel Mary Simmons and Dean Stewart.
A brief introductory profile lists Dale McCannon born in Centerville Iowa as five feet five inches and 160 pounds with brown hair blue eyes. It notes his parents Mr and Mrs George McCannon and lists subjects General Science English I Algebra I Agriculture and his favorites blue color and pies. He drives a Ford car and has no movie preferences. His science teacher is Mr Horridge and his pet peeve is people staying on the trampoline.
Third grade students in Mrs Exline's class collected rocks and shells for a fall themed bulletin board. Pictures of cats pumpkins and witches create a Halloween mood. Students include Joe Ballanger Ronald Beal Cheryl
The names Beal Debbie Fesenberg Jerry Gil Janice Hopkins Richard Kirby Judy Lockman Vanessa Long Sherry McCannon Jean McFarland Pat Nicolette John Roberts Bobby Robinson David Rogers Judy Stocker Kayla Thomas Wayne Whicker Linda Johnson Rodney Woodward Curtis Wright appear in a reader roster of residents or participants. No actions or events are provided to summarize beyond identification.
Jim Proctor, born in Albia, Iowa to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Proctor, stands five feet three inches tall and weighs 122 pounds with blonde hair. He lists blue eyes and enjoys hamburger, a Chevy car, and the song Viva Las Vegas. He studies Subjects Algebra General Science English T Voc Ag, with General Science as a focus and Mr Hostetler as teacher.
Herman writes of the upcoming Senior Class F Play titled Man Overboard inviting all to attend. Tickets are fifty cents for adults and students, twenty five cents for children, with the event set for next Tuesday night October 27.
A Moravia group travels to Ames for the 18th Annual Student Council Conference at Iowa State University Memorial Union. They attend welcome sessions, nominate district candidates, hear Gerald Von Pool speak, vote, and learn about state office outcomes. Roger Mullins files the report.
October events include stage usage by the Senior Class for a play, boys basketball rules meeting at Oska loosa High School, and the Senior Class Play Man Overboard. A student profile lists Reta Irene Paxton born November 30, 1949 in Ottumwa Iowa, with classes English Spanish Algebra General Science Home Ec and a favorites section.
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