01 Apr 1976
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1976
Page
1
A jumble of student bios and notices lists activities and requests for the yearbook. Entries name classmates and teachers, announce April events, and solicit photos and messages. Personal facts reveal favorites, ambitions, and humor alongside quotes and yearbook-style notices.
A patchwork yearbook page mixes a teen profile of a playful student seeking a Corvette and trumpet prowess with classmate anecdotes. It includes a graduation year 78, late classes, and snippets about meals, hobbies, friends, and a parent note announcing Kelly Morlan’s birth and high school highlights.
A chaotic compilation shows names of students and residents quizzed about rumors and actions while city council proceedings address publishing costs and budget decisions. The March 9 1976 public hearing reviewed the draft city budget with about 20 attendees protesting the proposed allocations. later actions include adopting a budget amendment and appointing G D Potter as City Clerk with combined clerk treasurer duties by mid year.
October 21 1957 Daniel Weyne North born to Dona Swarts and Mr Swarts is a senior with focus on Government Economics Shop Math IT and Science. Activities include baseball band chorus and junior and senior plays. Favorite food pizza car banana object women sport foosball person Kane movie Easy Rider song Sweet Emotion singing group Aerosmith prized stereo possession. Enjoyed not attending most of high school. Plans moving away and having fun.
A set of humorous verses and fragmented lines reflect on budget defeats heat and meat choice, a sardine seen by a submarine, a mother’s warning, and a sardonic view of aging. The text blends whimsy with social commentary and child insight on history becoming current events.
Residents and relatives from Exline, Centerville, Webster City and Des Moines circulated among families. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Clyde Banks, Mr and Mrs Ernest Wolver, Mr and Mrs Virgle Walter, Mr and Mrs Rudy Zemo, Mrs Grace Guinn, and many others with weekend calls and dinners at homes across Exline and nearby towns.
Readers learn schedule details for multiple congregations including Moulton Unionville Monterey Mt Ararat Exline Hilltown and others. Services range from Sunday School at 9:00 10:00 or 10:30 a m to worship at 10:30 11:00 a m with youth fellowships and midweek meetings. Includes names of pastors ministers superintendents chairs and church locations.
A schedule lists spring track events by date and location including Pekin Centerville Hickory Knoll Moravia Seymour and Wayne Relays for boys and girls along with N Mahaska Davis County and district meets. The calendar shows multiple events in April May with combined boys and girls meets at the Conference and District levels.
A note of gratitude for friends who visited sent cards letters and flowers during a recent hospital stay. The writer credits those acts of kindness with making long hours pass more quickly and vows the generosity will be long remembered.
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