Moravia H S Scribbler Basketball Practice And School Life
Moravia High School notes girls basketball practice starting Tuesday with Velma verturf Sheila Hannam Venetah Andrews Phyllis Laws Gracie Mae Hannem Ruth Glor Eileen Coady Olive Mae Tait Margie Sullivan and Peggy Paris reporting. Several from last year’s team are gone including Jeraldine Hiner. Boys softball is forming with twenty boys named for potential spots and several staff members listed. An editorial urges care of the school and grounds, reminding students to discard lunch sacks properly and keep classrooms orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Verturf
Sheila Hannam
Venetah Andrews
Phyllis Laws
Gracie Mae Hannem
Ruth Glor
Eileen Coady
Olive Mae Tait
Margie Sullivan
Peggy Paris
Wynona Perry
Selah McDanel
Arlene Arnold
Frata Scott
Jeraldine Hiner
Bob Whicker
Jack Baldwin
Deanie Tisue
DeWayne Moore
Dick Brown
Bud McDanel
Paul Dicks
Gerald Hannam
Chuck Burton
Floyd Caster
Walter Hannam
Richard Smith
George Tracy
Kester Gladfelder
Jay Wilson
Ed Cormeny
Gene Gladfelder
Boyd Farbion
Bob Scienzincki
Johnny
Inet
Band Apprentice Musician Requirements Memo
A historical note outlines a tiered progression for band members from apprentice to first class and third class, detailing required music theory, time values, keys, attendance, lip formation, marching signals, and performances to earn chevrons. It describes gaining proficiency in notes, rests, and time signatures across multiple clefs and tempos.
FFA Members Lead Farm Exhibit Preparations
This week FFA members and officers organized and staffed agricultural displays. Lynn Fenton Jay Wilson Floyd Caster led community service and booth setup while committees assigned to sheep grain vegetable fruit and judging aided with pens and product placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Fenton
Jay Wilson
Floyd Caster
F. BF. A
F.F.A. Booth
Charles Wakefield
Ben Regenerants
Ron McDanel
Gerald Rinehart
Jack Campbell
Jack Baldwin
Bill Row Dies At 19 In Moravia Home
Obituary notes the actor Bill Row died suddenly at his Moravia home on Monday September 3 1945 at age 19 years 2 months 10 days. Cause of death unknown. funeral plans not yet made. Survived by father mother six sisters seven brothers and more relatives. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for help during illness and death of Bill Row the dog.
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Bill Row
Moravia
Junior class organizes first 1045 46 meeting
The first Junior class meeting of 1045 46 was called to order by sponsor Miss Ruth Jones on September 4. Jo Ellen Broshar was elected president, Paul Dicks vice president, Janella Reid secretary, and James Main treasurer. Cheer leaders are Dorothy Brown and Kester Gladfelder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jones
Jo Ellen Broshar
Paul Dicks
Janella Reid
James Main
Dorothy Brown
Kester Gladfelder
Sophomore Class Officers Elected
Wednesday the Sophomores elected class officers. Betty Wilson is president with Lillian Tomlin as vice president and Bob Espy as secretary. Joel Hannam serves as treasurer with Dorothy Casebolt and Bobbie Whicker as cheerleaders and Mrs Wheeler as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wilson
Lillian Tomlin
Bob Espy
Joel Hannam
Dorothy Casebolt
Bobbie Whicker
Wheeler
This Junior High News Text From The Fall Festival
Two weeks of school have passed with good progress in class. The Fall Festival brought welcome relief as over half the room enjoyed a holiday Thursday and Friday. We expect to see you again next week.
Third and Fourth Grades Build Farm at School
The Third and Fourth grades created a farm display with a barn silo and chicken house on the library table. They plan a house, dress paper dolls, and note seven new books including English titles. Mrs Shaffner visited school Thursday afternoon.
Spilled Ink at School Locker Room Banter
A lively exchange among students features quips from Dee Fenton, Dorothy Brown, Wilma Overturf, and others. Snappy lines include playful refusals to reveal sayings and lighthearted bursts like Woof Woof and Hubal.
STUFF AND NONSENSE HEARD IN CLASSES
In a school scene Mr. Hickman leads a class as Miss Burge Jack is caught peeking Marilyn's paper. Mrs. Luse draws a triangle and jokes about parity. Miss Seeley asks why water is essential to life, Roy jokes about staying dry, and comments mix humor with biology basics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Roy
Pre-primary notes on seeds and school life
Last week Darwin Jordan and Billy Bivin started school. Pre-primary pupils discuss seed spread and milkweed in class. Frances Ann’s clothes trap a seed and other wet day events appear. This week Jerry Lea is sick and must see a doctor while Yvonne stays with Shirley Ann. Gary misses a day due to toothache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Jordan
Billy Bivin
Bawarawa Ewanby
Frances ‘Ann
Jerry Lea
Yvonne
Shirley Ann
Gary
Senior Class News Officers Named At Home Room Meeting
The Senior class held a regular home room meeting on September 6. Rosalie Zimmer was chosen president with Venetah Andrews as vice president Joyce Burd as secretary Charlies Burton as treasurer. Cheerleaders named were Jerry Hiner and Charley Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Zimmer
Venetah Andrews
Joyce Burd
Charlies Burton
Jerry Hiner
Charley Burton
Freshmen elect first officers at home meeting
The Freshmen held their first home room meeting to elect officers. President Boyd Paxston, vice president Mary Rose Main, secretary George Tracy, and treasurer Virginia Hiatt were chosen. No cheerleaders have been elected yet.
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Boyd Paxston
Mary Rose Main
George Tracy
Virginia Hiatt
Las
Homemaking News Class II Begins Work On Canning
The new Home Making II class of 11 junior and senior girls has started with enthusiasm. They assist Freshman girls who have already canned 21 quarts of peaches and 22 quarts of tomatoes this year. The upperclassmen are helping and the group is studying lunches and breakfasts.
Unionville Social News Highlights and Visits
Unionville social notes list luncheon honors for Mrs Brazelton and Miss Coleen returning to Chicago, plus dinners at the Henry Herman home and Ottumwa visits. Local events include Baptist Ladies Aid meeting, visitors at Coop and Brooke households, returning soldier Fred Davis, and a More family reunion honoring Earl Tiarrington on 30 day leave.
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Belle Andrews
Mra
F. M
Brazelton
Clarice Coleen
Chicago
H. M. Bowers
O. E. Brown
N. L. Harrington
P. 8. Harrington
W. L. Hull
Henry Herman
Pern Vandegore
Jesse Kidson
Walter Selix
Ottumwa
James McGrann
Dixie
Jackie
Jimmie
Mystic
Robert Herman
Baptist Ladies Aid
Harry Herman
L. B. Stark
Exeter
Calif
William Morrison
Centerville
Bruce Jones
Dayton
Ohio
Glenn Ogden
R. H. Coop
Coop
Ean Coop
Dwight Coop
and Corp
Ovia Y. Bridgman
Earl Coop
Ray Howard
Fred
Ginger) Davis
A. E. Batterson
Europe
Shipfitter
Earl Tiarrington
Moravia Union Gift Subscribes as Welcome Offer
A Moravia Union subscription is described as a welcome gift option. The notice promotes gifting a paper subscription to readers and highlights the value of starting a regular news service for new subscribers.
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The
Moravia Union
Weekly Social Roundup in Humboldt Iowa and Vicinity
Mrs John VanZante and family hosted visitors at the Blue Front while T R Gardner returned home from a week with the Laurence Gardner family in Humboldt Iowa. Numerous locals spent weekends with relatives and friends across Russell Conrad Eddyville Moravia Centerville and Des Moines, with rain noted as welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ra. T. R. Gardner
Laurence Gardner
Humboldt
Iowa
Donald Jones
Clair Sellars
Russell
Lucille Shelquist
Conrad
Ralph Shelquist
Clyde Plummer
Kenneth
Ottumwa
Harold Wright
Sheila
Ben Williams
John VanZante
Dielel VanZante
Eddyville
Ben Jones
Lester Jones
California
Wendell Murdy
Lute Hiatt
Carl VanZante
Maple Grove Community Notes Highlight Local Enrollments
Imogene Tadlock and Helen Felton enrolled at Centerville Junior College with work starting Tuesday. Delmar Dowd left Sunday for Simpson College. Festival attendance pleased the community. Floyd Arnold and Mrs Wes Moore of Bloomfield visited Bert Arnold. Mrs Wilbert Johnson and daughters from Ottumwa visited Mrs Walter Scott, and Lois Scott stayed Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine
Charlotta
Moravia
Wilbert Johnson
Kay
Walter Scott
Charlotte Scott
Helen Felton
Centerville
Imogena Tadlock
Arlene Arnold
Des Moines
Billy Wilson
California
Emery Coltrain
Grant Tadlock
Centerville Junior College
Delmar Dowd
Simpson College
Floyd Arnold
Wes Moore
Bloomfield
Bert Arnold
Ottumwa
Walter, Scott
Lois Scott
For Sale Markwell Staples for R X Desk Models
Moravia Union reports sale of Markwell staples for R X desk models with 8/16 inch legs, quantity 1 000 to cliff.
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Markwell Staples
Cliff
The
Moravia Union
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