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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1969
Page
5
A student editorial critiques the Vietnam War, noting a nationwide moratorium with peaceful campus protests. It questions the President’s policy of gradual troop withdrawal and urges uncovering hidden reasons for the war’s persistence while stressing citizen responsibility.
Lou Ellen Rowley earned the feather for twelve strike outs as Pleasantville beat on October 2, now a senior in high school and fourth year of softball. Ronald Thomas received a feather for standout play at halfback in the October 2 game versus Seymour, his first year on the team as a junior. Dixie Davis won for top scholastic average at 98.50 during the first six weeks, a senior in high school.
The Moravia FFA chapter farm of 1344 acres rotates to soybeans this year with five plots testing fertilizer and treflan effects. Average yield 42 bushels per acre from 567 total. beans sold to Elmer Woods Co. at $2.22 per bushel, gross income $1246.75 with weed seed dock of 315 pounds. Half of the funds go to the FFA chapter, thanks given to key contributors and supporters.
Miss Carol Joyce Irelan a Centerville junior earned an all expense paid Chicago trip for Oct 23 24 25 as winner of a science theme she submitted for a Youth Conference on the Atom The Iowa Southern Utilities Co sponsored the event choosing six southern Iowa and 800 national students The tour included ISU HQ Burlington hydroelectric plant Chicago Arepone Science Complex museums and a Denver Zephyr return to Ottumwa Home via company car The school congratulates Carol on the honor
FHA Chapter meets on Oct 14 with Elaine Van De Pol presiding. Treasurer Sheila Wilson reports a $230.27 balance. New business covers a party with the FFA on Oct 23. admission 25 cents for members and guests. FHA dues set at 75 cents, due by November. seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen listed for money submission. Claudia Miller led recreation. meeting adjourned with songs. Carolyn Faber, Reporter
Seven Moravia FTA members and Sponsor Mrs Tuttle attended the FTA South Central District meeting in Kellerton on Oct 11. The day featured an opening ceremony invocation welcome by Supt. Lyle Hardin, a discussion on goals by Neil Curtis, group discussions on teaching problems, a Graceland College panel on college prep, and officer installation with Camilla Prater named District Vice-President.
On Monday October 13 the senior class traveled to Sybenga's Studio in Oskaloosa. Five seniors went early with Mr. Pugh while the rest rode the 8:45 bus. The studio was remodeled with new facilities and a modern dressing room. Mr. Sybenga patiently photographed each student to ensure satisfactory proofs. The day ended with eight girls and Mr. Pugh returning in a small car. Vickie Breeding.
Three members Mary Hawk Daryl Tisue and Jewell Walker and sponsor Mr Guthrey attended the state council meeting in Ames. Morning session featured a main speaker on responsibility and the nomination of state officers. Districts nominated candidates. voting occurred at noon. Afternoon covered proposed resolutions and amendments to the Iowa State Student Council Constitution.
In Moravia High School halls an Art I exhibit displayed work from both classes. Instructor Mr Goughnour showcased at least one example from every student. Most drawings focused on hands in various positions, with additional pictures of real life objects.
The Monroe Busy Maidens gathered at Diane Rogers home to plan spending and decide on a Centerville movie. They closed by turning in records and electing officers Jean Ann Rouse president Diane Rogers vice president Wanda McFarland secretary Marilyn Shelquist treasurer Lena Gladfelder reporter Jean McFarland recreation chairman Pamela Gladfelder.
Attendance at Sunday school stood at 20 with many local visitors and frequent gatherings. Neighbors shared dinners and birthdays, including Fred Shepard turning 91, and a string of calls, card parties, and suppers among the Lains, Shepards, McNairs, Walkers, and Townsends blending social life in Griffinsville and neighboring areas.
Mrs Clarence Whitehead and Mrs Richard Tubaugh attended a candy making school at Vionville Mo. Lloyd Brown visited sister Osa Brown at Albia hospital. Several ladies attended the Appanoose County Ladies Aid Convention at Moravia. Families hosted and visited across the weekend with numerous calls and outings. Sympathies are extended to the bereaved of Osa Brown.
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