Moravia Beats Pulaski 11 3 In Baseball Showdown
Moravia traveled to Pulaski and dominated 11 to 3 with Schwabe pitching. Moravia scored in the first and second innings as DuVail Tomlin and teammates supported strong outfield play by Woodward McCord Tomlin and Simmons. Sectional baseball tournament begins Saturday September 18 with pairings pending.
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Pulaski
Schwabe
DuVail
Tomlin
Scott
Albertson
McDanel
Woodward
McCord
Ronnie Tomlin
Simmons
School clubs organize as short week begins
The week is brief with pupils off for the State Fair and Fall Festival. Clubs form for the year as classes begin with common early disruptions. Many students participate at the fair as ushers patrolmen and exhibitors and as onlookers.
Name and birth records from Moravia and Marysville listings
Howard Frank Alten, born May 13, 1939 in Marysville, Iowa, height 5 feet 8 inches, weight 120 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes. Erick Alden, born September 11, 1954 in Centerville Town, 106 pounds, black hair and blue eyes, attended Moravia, participated in band and glee club, played baseball and basketball, hobby reading and hunting.
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Centerville
Town
Moravia
Howard Frank Alten
Marysville
Iowa
Library News Librarians Named and New Americana Encyclopedia Added
Librarians for the year include Joyce Brain Martha McCord Betty Landgrebe Ramona Cox Donna Underwood Barbara Robinson Joan Fox Wanda McIlwain and Frances Easter with Mrs Tuttle in charge. A new 30 volume Americana Encyclopedia set has been added to the library collection.
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Joyce Brain
Martha McCord
Betty Landgrebe
Ramona Cox
Donna Underwood
Barbara Robinson
Joan Fox
Wanda McIlwain
Frances Easter
New MHS Junior Class Rings Highlight Campus Week
Mona and Jo note flashing rings in the Junior class display as students comment on style. The column mentions FFA ushers from the State Fair returning early and hints at local events at the Commercial Club.
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MHS
Early tryouts for school baseball team begin season
About 30 boys auditioned on the baseball diamond for nine team positions. No permanent slots decided yet. The first game was Thursday against Blakesburg. The home squad led 11 runs in the third inning but Blakesburg ultimately won.
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Blakesburg
Moravia Substitutions Mark Pitching Change in Game
Schwabe pitched most of the game for Moravia while Larry Plannebecker and Gary Plannebecker also appeared on the mound. numerous substitutions characterized the contest and reflected a flexible pitching strategy.
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Schwabe
Moravia
Larry
Gary Plannebecker
Whereabouts of 34 seniors listed by town and work
A OCR fragment lists 34 seniors with hometowns Des Moines Ames Ottumwa Centerville and other places. Entries note schooling at colleges and future work at hospitals stations banks magazines law firms and construction. Many hometowns appear with employment or education plans for the fall and various family or joint ventures.
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Keith Lindley
Ottumwa
Joyce Martin
Deg Moines
Bankers Life
Gordon Massman
Francis McCrory
Kathryn McDanes
Dea Moines
National Travelers
Curtis Mikels
Marvaiee Mikele
Phillip Miller
Rex Overturf
Ann Pettibone
Ames College
Robert Potts
Centerville
Shirley Ragan
Commercial Club Picnic At Lake Wapello
On Tuesday evening September 7 the Commercial club hosted a picnic at Lake Wapello for students eligible for club membership. Activities included swimming and boating followed by a roasted meal. Attendees listed include Eddie Schwabe Joyce Brain Carson Jordan Betty Strunk Loretta Witt Loretta Helmick Carol Gordon Charlene Burns Dick Albertson Jesse Allen Marvin Underend and sponsor Mr White.
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Lake Wapello
Tg One Beale
Eddie Schwabe
Joyce Brain
Auamaes Cox
Carson Jordan
Scott
Betty Strunk
Hei Lente Landgrebe
Charles Turner
Loretta Witt
Loretta Helmick
Carol Gordon
Charlene Burns
Dick Albertson
Jesse Allen
Marvin
Mr. White
Club
Spanzor
Oready Crack? First Student Delivers School Jokes
Two students tease about school and the principal as a light exchange unfolds. Another pupil jokes about studying history chemistry and algebra, hinting at classroom routines and Year impacts.
Overheard remarks at student gathering prompt mixed reactions
A fragment from a hall conversation shows a Moron, Soon and Goon exchanging taunts about algebra and money. The passage notes Commercial Club members enjoying a party afloat, likened to sailors, with some remarks commented on by attendees.
Enon Birthday and Community Notes Report
Enon scenes describe cool festival weather, evenings with friends, and a busy schedule of birthdays, gatherings, and visits. Mary Jo Manley celebrated, Harold Hawk attended a wedding in Seymour, and many families shared meals and 4-H activities while neighbors dropped by J T VanDorin’s home and nearby households.
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Moravia
Blakesburg
Maryin Gardner
Maurice Wal ‘Ter
Marcia
George Simmons
Harold Hawk
Linda Ward
Leo VanDorin
J. T. VanDorin
Linda
Sam Bentzinger
Mt. Sterling
Richard
Marvin Vance
Art McCombs
R.S. Faber
Mary Jo Manley
Marlene
Bruce
Rita
DeWayne McCombs
Dallas Faber
Ida Griffin
Local Social Roundup and Visiting Names
Coulson and Mrs Theo Miller hosted dinner with Callen sisters and others. many neighbors visited throughout the week including Miller and Van Lemaster families, alumni gathering in the park, MYF meeting, and birthday observances. Several Lee s and Hiatt family members attended events and visits around town with numerous unnamed interactions.
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Roscoe Pennington
Boblenz
Ernest Hiatt
Harold Hudgens
Stella Sears
Kenneth O'Conner
U. S. Hiatt
Sharon Argo
Patty Harris
Community Socials and Visits Across Unionville and Nearby Areas
Sunday gatherings share meals and sermons as Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lathen host with son Jerry. Baptist church services are led by Mrs. Lathen who preaches again at 11. Several families visit relatives in Centerville, Moulton, Des Moines and Parker. The Utopian club picnics near Centerville and visits from Grinnell, Parker, and local farm households mark a bustling weekend.
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Vernon Lathen
Jerry
D. S. Fenton
Lester Good
Columbus Junction
Lester Hopkins
Frank Hopkins
Anna Walters
Rolla Carter
Moulton
Eunice Knight
Maybelle
Walter Stufflebeam
Walter Proctor
Verner Hawk
Otha Fenton
D. 5. Fenton
Martha Miller
Charlie Bridgeman
Aaron Smith
Shirley Farnsworth
Fern Kelley
Des Moines
John Kelley
Harold Fenton
Elizabeth Guernsey
Centerville
D. M. Wilson
Blakesburg
Utopian Club
Burl Haynes
Grinnell
Iowa
Clint Robb
Local families visit over weekend in Seymour and area
Miller and Andrews families hosted visitors from Lacona and Melrose. The Luse family of Lacona and Wallace Means with Raymond from Melrose joined Claude Paris and Ceci Comstock homes. Margaret Comstock and George Williams households also gathered, plus Ralph Tucker and Paula Cleaver visited and others from the community joined in.
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Wilbur Miller
Ivan Gibbs
Seymour
Bill Luse
Lacona
Iowa
Claude Paris
Wallace Means
Raymond
Melrose
Margaret Comstock
Aibla
George Williams
Avery
Ceci Comatock
Ralph Tucker
Bud Walter
Paula Cleaver
Andy Andrews
Moravia area residents attend fall festival and visits
Local families and neighbors from Moravia and nearby towns gathered for the Moravia Fall Festival events and social visits. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Andrews of Des Moines, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hiatt of Centerville, and many others visiting relatives in Ottumwa Bloomfield Seymour and Centerville over the weekend.
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Des Moines
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Centerville
C. H. Andrew
Ray Tubaugh
Lee Tadlock
Bloomfield
Ottumwa
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Barbara
Reo Bryant
Seymour
Dee Martin
Udell
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Iva Strunk
Gerald Burton
Earl Shiltz
Iowa City
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Norman Kelley
Faye Garner
Mary Beth
Unionville
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Albert Tubaugh
Blakesburg
Ida Gray
Garner Cleaver
Raymond Williams
Roy Tubaugh
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Laverne Fowler
Carolyn
Laura Hoffman
Moravia
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Raymond Perry
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Arthur Lewis
Robert Jennings
Edward McCord
Carrie Turner
Margaret Truman's Date Is New Jersey Governor Meyner
In the American Weekly for Sunday, Governor Robert B. Meyner of New Jersey is highlighted as the leading Democratic candidate for President in 1956 alongside Margaret Truman. The feature blends social interest with political speculation, noting Meyner's prominence within the party.
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Margaret Truman
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Governor Meyner
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