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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1958

Page

6

MHS Scribbler staff and student chatter noted

The Scribbler staff list includes editors Janice Mosley and Mary Mosley with writers such as Dick Sweeden Bennie Tarbell Linda Ward Ann Mihalovich Betty Ann King and others. The text reports campus gossip about couples bus trips and social details around Moravia and Albia, snippets about glee club solos and a Freshman hayride, plus notes on class rings and a 58 Pontiac.

Janice Mosley Mary Mosley Dick Sweeden Bennie Tarbell Linda Ward Ann Mhalovich Betty Ann King Rita Gardner Mary DuVall Karen Scott Donna Rae Tubaugh Sharon O'Conner Virginia Burger Sharon Walter Janice Vickroy Bert Batterson Jim Foster Mona Main Sharon McSparen Martha Rouse Janet Harrington Nellie Argo Janet Phillips Judy Smith Marilois Robinson

Do Your Best Then Try To Do A Little Better

An editorial advocates a simple life philosophy: do your best and strive to exceed it. It urges action across daily activities from existing to observing, touching, reading, thinking, hearing, listening, understanding, and communicating.

Sophomore News Highlights Class Studies Hellenistic Age

In World History taught by Coach Arnold the Sophomore class explores the Hellenistic Age and debates its significance. Mrs Tuttle's English class begins workbook work this week focusing on word choice and proper telephone conversation skills.

Arnold B. E. Tarbell

Fragmented gossip text about Linda and friends

A fragmentary note questions Linda C. about receiving seven page letters from a boy and teases Roger R about glasses and Linda W being a “doll” in makeup. The incomplete lines suggest a personal gossip column or social chatter without a clear incident or formal report.

Linda C Linda

Coming Up Calendar of Events

Readable events list shows FFA hay ride on Friday October 24 Thespians initiation Tuesday October 28 Vocal Music Concert Wednesday October 29 and Student Council from 11:20 to 12:00 Thursday October 30.

F.F.A. Hay

College Opens the Door to Higher Education and Leadership

An essay urges choosing college over just a high school education to unlock talents and secure meaningful work. It highlights four to seven years of training across classrooms, laboratories, and guidance, foreseeing growing demand for doctors teachers nurses ministers engineers and business leaders in society.

Ita

Witty farewell from Dick Sweeden to Savage Kids

A humorous close from Dick Sweeden notes he will say no more and teases readers about his wig coming loose. He remarks that Missouri usage can twist phrases to mean pretty or tasty and signs off until next week.

Missouri Dick Sweeden

Sophomore English theme topics and class notes

On Friday October 17 the Sophomore Class must submit a 500 word theme assigned by Mrs. Tuttle. Three topics to choose from include a 16 year old boy with a horse and his dog in foster care, ranchers with cowboys and cattle rustlers, and a girl aiming to be a nurse facing scholastic trouble while working through school. Sharon McSparen

Student report card letters raise questions

Ann Mihalovich asks if the letters on a report card pleased him. Bill Benz replies it is fine to prefer straight F's, while Clarence Ballenger disagrees, saying no.

Ann Mihalovich Bill Benz Clarence Ballenger

Student Opinions On Classroom Work

A chorus of mixed views from students describes their performance and reactions to recent assignments. Names include Linda Coulson Soved Madge Lee No Charles Argo Sharon O Conner Janet Phillips Dennis Argo Nancy Turner Gary Underwood Sandy Card Roger Robinson Jean Taylor Bennie Tarbell Carson Merkle with praise and harsh critique, noting some work outstanding while others deemed lousy.

Linda Coulson Madge Lee Charles Argo Sharon O’conner Janet Phillips Dennis Argo Nancy Turner Gary Underwood Sandy Card Roger Robinson Jean Taylor Bennie Tarbell Carson Merkle

Moravia High School Seniors Solve Immigration Problem

The senior class of Moravia Community High School tackled the immigration issue in a bold, curious way. Their approach sparked questions about how students view national concerns and the role of education in public discourse.

Moravia Community High School

Albia Block Co Concrete Block Supplier Ad

Albia Block Co at 1020 S Clinton St Albia promotes concrete blocks septic tanks and concrete work. Highlights uniform quality across blocks and mentions Albia 234 as contact for prompt reliable information. Encourages inquiries for farm or town building programs.

Albia Block Co S. Clinton St Albia Albia 234

Spiteful Freshman Card Plea to Teacher Echoes Grudge

A poem titled Dear Teacher expresses a long simmering feud as a puzzled freshman vows to study hard yet admits wanting to borrow the teacher's car and seeks sympathy from family. The piece hints at payback and ongoing conflict rather than genuine gratitude.

Seniorgraphs Nancy Kathryn Boblenz Portrait

Nancy Kathryn Boblenz born November 7, 1942 at St. Joseph hospital. She is five feet one inch tall with blonde hair and blue eyes. Her pet peeve is insincere people and she aims to marry and start a family after college. Her helpful subjects English and Sociology and she advises underclassmen to study while enjoying school. She recalls hall tramples and would like wider lighter halls. Extracurriculars include F.H.LA, librarian duties, band, FVBLA, and glee club. Nellie Argo

Nancy Kathryn Boblenz St. Joseph Hospital Nancy F.hla Ubrarian Fvb.l.a Glee Club

Slang Across States Teases Teens With Regional Phrases

A column notes how teens in Maryland Missouri Arkansas California and Pennsylvania vary slang. Phrases like your wig's loose meet at my ped below sea level and out to lunch illustrate regional creativity. The piece also mentions tired blood and You tire my blood as replacements for harsh terms and ends noting savage as a preferred adjective.

MHS Maryland Missouri Arkansas California Pennsylvania

Albia Monument Co. Memorials Endure in South Iowa Cemeteries

Albia Monument Co. designs and cuts monuments in many area cemeteries. The firm is known for quality craftsmanship, durable granite, reasonable prices, and large inventory. They also offer cemetery lettering and lasting memorials that honor departed loved ones.

Albia Monument Co Albia Iowa

Immigration problem teased as UN-fix in five minutes

Betty Ann King relays a provocative classroom proposal by Clarence Sheldon arguing immigration should be limited to those who meet four criteria English literacy high living standard anti communism and a limited number. The piece suggests many innovations come from foreign-born Americans.

Clarence Sheldon United Nations America Betty Ann King

Hilton 4-H Meet Hustlers Club Minutes

The Hilton Hustlers 4-H club met Monday October 13 1958 at 8 p m in Hilton Hall. Members answering roll call were Carl Robse Alan Clark James Murdy Mike Lathen Gary Rogers Ronnie Kehr berg Robbie McGinnis and Mark Van. The meeting opened with the pledge to the American flag and routine business was noted.

Hilton Hustlers Hilton Hall Carl Robse Alan Clark James Murdy Mike Lathen Gary Rogers Ronnie Kehrberg Robbie McGinnis Mark van

4-H Club Minutes Note New Members and Leadership

The club welcomed two new members Larry and Richard Woodward. It was decided to pay half the price of 4-H Banquet tickets for those who turned on record books and to pay Roy Ellison for clues at field day. Warren Rouse and Bob Mc Ginnis named leader and assistant leader for the year. Gary Rogers and Mark Van Zante chosen as delegates for County 4-H officers. Meeting adjourned at 8 35 p.m. after repeating the 4-H pledge. Albert Turner reporter.

Belzer Implement Co Seeks Ford Tractor Buyers

Belzer Implement Co of Albia promotes Ford tractors and implements as dependable economical and efficient for all farm sizes. The dealer highlights 11 Ford tractor models including a Tricycle Tractor and offers expert advice on farm equipment and service to prevent delays due to breakage.

Belzer Implement Co Albia Ford

Goode Seed & Feed Co in Albia Spotlighted

Local spotlight praises Goode Seed & Feed Co for fair prices and consistent high quality feeds. Albia firm supplies seeds and farm grains, offers custom grinding and mixing, and serves area farmers daily, contributing to community progress and prosperity.

Soode Seed & Feed Co Goode Mill & Elevator Goode Seed & Feed Co Albia

Falvey Bros Build Supplies South Iowa Area

Falvey Bros. of Albia emphasizes reliable delivery of lumber roofing asbestos shingles cement lime and many building essentials. The firm, long serving Albia and neighboring territory, touts a complete stock and prompt service reflecting a strong local reputation.

Falvey Bros Albia

Western Auto Associate Store in Albia

The Western Auto Associate Store in Albia offers tires tubes batteries radios fishing tackle sporting goods outboard motors auto accessories home and farm appliances and Christmas toys. Owner Mr Shees ley and staff provide expert product knowledge and friendly service with prices that defy competition.

Western Auto Associate Albia Western Flyer Sheesley

Henderson Implement Co Promotes John Deere Farm Gear

Henderson Implement Co. serves Albia and surrounding areas with a modern store and up-to-date service department for farm machinery repair. They stock John Deere parts and offer mobile assistance. John Deere highlights include the 45 combine with convertible head, 720 Diesel 4 and 5 plow tractors with power steering, and models 420 520 620 820. Their equipment emphasizes service, low upkeep, and value for the modern farmer.

John Deere Albia Henderson Implement Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Scribbler Scribbler Staff Tures Carl R Charles Scottie Altos Lester Vincent Rouse Moravia Te Jo Hayes Oskaloosa England Bert Joe Jerry Dale Oskle Toyce Kincade Carl Floyd Proctor Ann Paxton Sweeden Editorial Gossir Marlene Glenys Roger R Dick” Cooper Centerville W. Washington College Fall Business Review S. Clinton Richey Florists 3Rd St Melrose Grain Co Melrose, Iowa LaVern Wash. Ave. E Hilton Patied Ane Illingworth Ford Tractors & Implements Hway Q Depot Katherine M. Falvey Mgr Western Auto Associate Store Harold A. Sheesley Ralph's Shoe Store Albis Ray's Shoe Store John Deere Farm Machinery S. Main
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