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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1970
Page
2
Scribbler News reports on Moravia Community School safety efforts encouraging drivers to be vigilant for children trick or treating this weekend. The piece notes a focus on visibility, reflector tape, and child safety as Halloween activities unfold in town.
The article notes the girls basketball program opens practice Monday October 12 with four seniors four juniors twelve sophomores and nine freshmen staying after school to begin workouts.
A high school band traveled from Moravia to Tarkio Missouri for a homecoming parade and football game. They rose at 3:00 a.m. for the 9:30 a.m. parade, marched up a three to four block hill, enjoyed lunch with the music fraternity, and watched Tarkio College defeat Graceland. The group returned via Shenandoah, Kansas and Marysville with remarks on the game and campus sights.
The group starts with fundamentals led by Mr. Macy, receiving a play booklet featuring Little Mo. They cover passing, dribbling, pivoting, free throws and lay-ups, then run drills. He warns of hard work as Albia looms in 39 days.
The Monroe Busy Maidens 4 H club met October 7 at Sally Avera s home. Seven members three leaders and two guests attended. Officers chosen for next year include President Marilyn Shelquist Vice President Jean Ann Rouse Secretary Sally Avera Treasurer Wanda McFarland Historian Brenda Johnson Reporter Jane Zajec Flag Chair Judy Zajec Recreation Chair Misty Schneider.
The Independent Pioneers met at the Brushy community building with 17 members present. John A. Sulser was named president and Russell Moore vice president, with secretary and treasurer positions filled as noted, while John A. Sulser also stood as county office candidate and Tary Huff served as voting delegate.
Tory Huff and Jan Moore list reporters and officials including Mark Mc Donalds and Billy Sulser with new leaders John Sulser and Bob Mitchell. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Mable Moore and Kathy Martin, with Jan Reporter noted in the text.
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