Moravia High School Scribbler Sports and Band Preview
Moravia High School highlights girls basketball as runners up in the county with 27 players, seven returning letter winners, six named returnees. First game November 6 vs Mystic. Boys basketball lists returning lettermen Laws Hiner Scien sciencki Dicks Baldwin Brown Tisue McDaniel, 51 players, A and B squads, practice after school twice weekly. The band reports new Ludwig drums a clarinet and a cornet, with housing crowding at the doe house and students noted as studious in practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laws
Overturf
G. Hannam
S. Hannam
Glor
W. Overturf
Tait
Mystic
Moravia Girls
Lovilla
Allerton
Eddyville
Moravia
Hiner
Sciensciencki
Baldwin
Brown
Tisue
McDaniel
Moravia Boys
Georgiana
Wayne
Doe House
Junior class play Out of This World set for November 20
The junior class presents the three act comedy Out of This World on November 20. The cast includes Linda Russell Phyllis Kuster Pauline Russell Roberta Tarr Otis Kerby Jack Broshar Homer Judson John Wilson Bruce Judson Richard McDaniel June Bishop Margaret Johnson Donna Craig Ruby Criddlebaugh Phebe Atkins Peggy Hopkins Miss Edith Crest Helen Taylor Glen Willard Laverne McDanel Geo Dinnis Eugene Boyer Myrtle Huff Leta Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Russell
Phyllis Kuster
Pauline Russell
Roberta Tarr
Otis Kerby
Jack Broshar
Homer Judson
John Wilson
Bruce Judson
Richard McDaniel
June Bishop
Margaret Johnson
Donna Craig
Ruby Criddlebaugh
Phebe Atkins
Peggy Hopkins
Edith Crest
Helen Taylor
Glen Willard
Laverne McDanel
Geo Dinnis
Eugene Boyer
Myrtle Huff
Leta Stevens
The Busy Homemakers Classroom Report
The Homemaking class finished a unit on social relationships with a Friday test. They began a foods unit with a movie titled Ever Since Eden, a tomato history, and will study breakfasts. They explored wholesale and retail beef cuts and cooking methods, viewing The Gentle Art of Meat Cookery. Students plan home meat projects. Dresses and slacks are being sewn as part of a clothing unit, with garments made for family members and others.
New Pupil Dorothy Cross Joins Eighth Grade Class
In a Seventh and Eighth News item, Dorothy Cross joins the eighth grade. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Hickman substituted for Mrs. Felkner who was ill. Wednesday morning the seventh graders moved to the Normal Training room to study Arithmetic and History. The eighth grade did not attend school all day.
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Dorothy Cross
Polar bears adventure inspires classroom picture day
Friday view showed an adventure of three polar bears. Yvonne brought items that her parents had gathered from the mountains. Humpty Dumptys stand on the wall in the lesson.
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Yvonne
Senior Class News Honors Roll Call and Staff Selections
The meeting led by president Janella Reid reviewed minutes and attendance. Graduation pictures date and location undecided. Jimmy Main named business manager and Sheila Hannam classes editor for 1946 1947 annual. remaining staff to be chosen next homeroom. Four students Verna Rouse Velma Over turf Bonnie Frame and Roneld McDanel earned honor roll. Jimmy Main and Janella Reid received honorable mention.
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Janella
Reid
Jimmy
Sheila Hannam
Verna Rouse
Velma Overturf
Bonnie Frame
Roneld McDanel
Jimmy Main
Janella Reid
Fire Hazard Hunt Among Scouts Decision Changes Meeting
Four scouts attended this week causing the meeting to be canceled. Fire prevention will be carried over to next week as each patrol is assigned to search the school for hazards. The patrol with the most hazards earns ten points, and the top patrol by year end wins scouting equipment for every member.
Agriculture class notes from school farm program
Agriculture news outlines the Ag I class studying beef cattle and farm planning while Ag II anticipates an upcoming trip to the American Royal in Kansas City. Ag III and IV cover fertilizers, welding, forge work and carpentry in farm shop.
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Ag, I
Ag, II
Kansas City
Local Social Roundup From Salem Heffner Area
The community ledger records visits and gatherings across Salem with multiple households hosting or visiting kin and friends. Notable mentions include Dell Hellyer’s birthday celebration, California school program attendance, and Rotary supper at Iconium church. Linus Winter, 15, was wounded by a rebounding rifle shot while shooting a squirrel in Waucoma, receiving arm injuries.
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Waucoma
Linus Winter
Winter
Spitlers Honored at County Fair for 60 Years Married
At Guthrie Center Mr and Mrs F E Spitler were honored at the county fair for having been married sixty years.
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Guthrie Center
F. E. Spitler
Pleasant Hill Rural School rocks first six weeks report
Pleasant Hill School reports completion of the first six weeks on October 11 with 15 pupils, seven boys and eight girls. Darlene Clark, a third grader, earned top grades. The group includes Fern Fenton, Janice Kay Vickroy, David Clark, Richard Penfield, Colleen Fenton, Leona Clayworth, Joann Moore, Gordon Massman, Dean Curtis, Beverly Fenton, Lawrence Hammond, Loraine Hammond, LaVerne Massman, and Stanley McDaniel. A program set for November 1 at 7 30 p m will feature a mothers supper replacing the usual box supper due to candy scarcity.
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Pleasant Hill School
Darlene Clark
Fern Fenton
Janice Kay Vickroy Firs
David Clark
Richard Penfield
Colleen Fenton
Leona Clayworth
Joann Moore
Gordon
Massman
Dean Curtis
Beverly Fenton
Lawrence Hammond
Loraine Hammond
LaVerne Massman
Stanley Mc
Main Station By Darlene Gladfelder
Sunday School and church attendance noted as 88. Local families visited relatives at various homes including Milo Foster Lloyd Foster Robert Foster Arthur McKern Trenton Gladfelder Clyde Gladfelder and Johnnie Marlen. Attendances at 4 H events and meals are reported with several visits to Gladfelder homes.
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Carl Tomlin
J. P. Foster
Milo Foster
Robert Foster
Ames
Arthur McKern
Trenton Gladfelder
John Whicker
Clyde Gladfelder
Ray Harrison
Clair Callen
Darlene
Robert [Aster
Centerville Thursay
Unionville Social Notes From Miss Catherine Hiatt
A brief Unionville column reports Miss Catherine Hiatt visiting with relatives and Miss Lulu Koebler staying with the Baker sisters south of town. Residents traveled to Ames on Tuesday to advocate a northeast state road to Blakesburg. The Utopian club met at Drakesville with Miss Mary Keegan, each member contributing to the program. Catherine Hiatt returned home Saturday after visiting her aunts, Mrs. Bert Gladfelder.
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Lulu ‘Koebler
Belle
Laura Baker
Ames
Blakesburg
Utopian Club
Drakesville
Mary Keegan
Catherine Hiatt
Bert Gladfelder
Kinser Valley news notes and family visits
Gus Luse and wife visited the Zell Wilson home Tuesday evening. The Zell Wilson family hosted a homecoming dinner for Austin Broshar and his wife from Del Monte, California, their first visit in sixteen years. Pearl Hiner and E. C. Caster took cattle to the Albia sale barn Saturday. Mrs. Ervin Long taught at Pleasantville and spent the weekend here. Ervin Long visited Zell Wilson Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Burke Wilson and Mrs Edna Dyphon and Mrs Cheree Rhoades of Woodward were guests at supper Sunday. Mrs. Ervin Long's aunt, who recently broke her hip, will be moved from Smith hospital to Iowa City today. she is 188 years old.
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Gus Luse
Zell Wilson
Burke Wilson
Edna Dyphon
Cheree Rhoades
Woodward, Jows
Ervin Long
Smith Hospital
Albia
Iowa City
Book club night and hospital visit in Urbana
Mrs. Inter Faber reports Urbana gatherings at the Hugh Crawley home with Bruce Faber high score and a missing low score. Doris Parker weekend at Henry Horn home. Goldie Lockman and Ronald with R A Faber and other guests visit Henry Horn and John Fisher homes. Bruce Faber sustains a head wound needing stitches at Ottumwa hospital and returns home for dressing before a follow up. Ernest Horn family, Carlota and Gerald Mikels drop by R A Faber home Sunday.
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Book Club
Hugh Crawley
Bruce Faber
Doris Parker
Henry Horn
Goldie Lockman
Ronald
R. A. Faber
Floyd Ritter
John Fisher
Fay Paxston
Ottumwa
Ernest Horn
Carlota
Gerald Mikels
Albia Mule Sale Yields High Prices Above Five Hundred
The Albia sale set top mule prices at 600 dollars with several teams selling for more than 500 dollars. Local buyers and farmers attended, chasing robust demand for sturdy work animals as market activity remained active throughout the event.
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Albia
F. H. A. Members Busy With Dues And Plans
The F H A members hunted for Jeraldine Easter or Miss Jones to collect dues. They ordered I B A sweaters bearing a national emblem and coordinated gifts for a Christmas box to Holland. The project chairman and committee finalized plans to raise money year long to send delegates to the state F H A Convention next summer.
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Jeraldine Easter
Miss Jones
Holland
F.H. A
Thespian Club Clears 391 On The Closed Door Play
After expenses were deducted the Thespian club reports a net of 391 dollars and 65 cents from the performance titled The Closed Door. Despite poor weather and a smaller night crowd, directors and actors earned praise from Yavong for the show.
Train Crash Kills John Madden at Pocahontas Crossing
Rain and obstructed view caused a fatal railroad crossing crash near Pocahontas. John Madden failed to hear an approaching train and was killed when the engine demolished his automobile, tossing it about 50 feet.
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John Madden
Pocahontas
Hial Automobile
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