School Paper On Hold For Summer Rest And Gilbert and Sullivan Stage
The student newspaper notes a three month rest before a fresh staff takes over and the upcoming annual goes to printers. It mentions the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta H. M. S. Pinafore to be staged in the local gym Friday night and a junior class play with an all star cast. The Monday night activity covers cast rehearsal, chorus prep, annual work, and a postponed County Spelling Contest to Thursday.
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Iti
MHS
Local school spring events and year-end schedule
Friday April 18 features H M Pinafore operetta. April 22 band concert. April 23 junior class play The Groom Said No. April 26 senior dance in Ottumwa. Band travels to Drake Relays. May 1 5 and 7 sectional baseball tournament. March 9 junior senior banquet. May 16 senior trip to Chicago. May 18 baccalaureate. May 20 commencement. May 21 last day of school.
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Ottumwa
Mhs
Chicago
Music News Home Practice Minutes
Terry Johnson 265 Curtis Carter 210 Jim Winans 180 Larry Starr 170 Larry Lynch 155 Wilma Howard 115 Oren Stevenson 110 track the practice minutes across performers in a local music section with listed numbers suggesting rehearsal time or points of emphasis. The piece aggregates individual player names with minute values, implying a leaderboard or participation log within a community music program.
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Terry Johnson
Curtis Carter
Jim Winans
Larry Starr
Larry Lynch
Wilma Howard
Oren Stevenson
Gossip From Town Or Schoolyard Whispers And Clues
Local readers relay rumors about rings, dating, and social ties among area students. Mentions include Barb C.s bracelet, a Missouri boy with a red Ford, Alma and Phil, Nora and Roy, Mary and Lucille at a Sunday show in Blomfield with ex-seniors, and more light interwoven gossip.
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Barb C
Missouri
Phillip E
Alma
Phil
Nora
Roy’s
Joy W
Pulaski
Martha W
Mary
Lucille
Blomfield
MHS
Mary Lee
Air Force
Freda J
Centerville
Freda
Eleanor G
la Verne H
Esther Allen
Mary D
Lucy
Cincy
Donna T
Kendel
Mike M
Eddyville
Fifth Grade Attenders Honor Roll and Easter Party Notes
Fifth graders Hansel Rohl Sammie White Lorna Wolver and Patsy Kelly earned perfect attendance in the past six weeks. The report covers grade progress in geography arithmetic and art plus Easter activities. Sixth through eighth grade notes include honor rolls spelling scores new officers and classroom projects. Gerry Moore returns after illness.
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Hansel Rohl
Sammie White
Lorna Wolver
Patsy Kelly
South America
Magdalena River
Columbia
LeRoy
Miss Morris
Linda Appler
John Cox
Larry Harrington
Wilma Howard
Erma Jean Jacobs
Barbara Jay
Doris Jay
Marjorie McCullough
Patty Purdum
Sherry Seibert
Gale Singley
Carol Wall
Lee Spurgeon
Moberly
Carol
America
Asia
Gale
Bedford
Jimmie Trimble
Frances Burgher
Fayetta
Panthers
Bobby Kenyon
Terry Norton
Marion McCoy
Larry Lynch
Curtis Carter
Elaine McCullough
Dana Wright
Jimmy Yates
Shaun Burgher
Sandra Carter
Carol Brown
Carol Davison
Gerry Moore
Work to Be Completed With Gerry's Help
The text notes that work will be completed well by Gerry with assistance on new or difficult parts, signaling confidence in finish and teamwork.
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Gerry
Summer Plans From Local Residents
DeWayne Lawson will work in a grocery store this summer. Spencer McKeehan plans fishing. Jimmie Andrews aims to do as little as possible. Wanda Horn intends to marry. Alma Ruth Selvy is undecided. Eleanor Guinn will be a farmer’s wife. Dan Spears and Darla Pratt plan to work. Marilyn Stevenson will work. Harold Dooley and Lois Potter will work in Centerville. Glenice Clinkenbeard also works in Centerville. Clayetta Kerby will work like a little slave. Esther Allen will work at home. George Howell plans to work in Missouri. Evelyn Howard will work to the north. Mr. Rockwell will go to school. Mr. Cosby plans to loaf all he can.
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DeWayne Lawson
Spencer McKeehan
Jimmie Andrews
Wanda Horn
Alma Ruth Selvy
Eleanor Guinn
Dan Spears
Darla Pratt
Marilyn Stevenson
Harold Dooley
Lois Potter
Centerville
Glenice Clinkenbeard
Clayetta Kerby
Esther Allen
George Howell
Missouri
Evelyn Howard
Mr. Rockwell
Mr. Cosby
Senior Rex Tipton Of Moulton Named Senior Of The Week
Rex Tipton 17, son of Mr and Mrs Loy E Tipton of Moulton, attended school 10 years, stands 5 ft 8 in and weighs 130 pounds with brown hair and grey eyes. He majors in shop and American History, enjoyed sports and served as student manager for basketball and baseball. starred in two class plays and hopes for a bright future.
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Rex
Tip” Tipton
Loy E. Tipton
Moulton
Mr. Cosby
Mercury
Pride of the Yankees
James Stewart
Jeanie Crain
Hank Snow
Eddie Arnold
Junior Class Play The Groom Said No at High School Gym
The Junior Class presents The Groom Said No a three act comedy by Ruth and Nathan Hale on April 25 1952 at 8 pm in the High School Gym. Steve Cameron returns from two years in the South Pacific to family and love tensions as his mother and Clara arrange his marriage. Cast includes Donna Tharp Marilyn Stevenson Mary Jane Decker Donnie Spears Everett Douglas Claetta Kerby De Wayne Lawson Freda Jones Phyllis Archer Joyce Winans and George Glasgow.
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Ruth
Nathan Hale
Cameron
Steve
South Pacific
Clara
Donna Tharp
Marilyn Stevenson
Mary Jane Decker
Donnie Spears
Everett Douglas
Claetta Kerby
DeWayne Lawson
Freda Jones
Phyllis Archer
Joyce Winans
George Glasgow
Tribune publication notice for Moulton paper
Public notice type indicating a local newspaper entry with historical pricing and post office details. Mentions publisher R. R. Eby and establishment in February 1884, noting circulation outside trade territory and official county city school paper status.
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Tribune
Moulton
Iowa
Squints and Squeaks From the Back Shop
The Tribune notes reader photos and events of local interest. It seeks advance tips for weddings, anniversaries, church and school events, and unpredictable incidents like wrecks or fires. It mentions a local court case, Hoyt Garrett, and hints at Spring Round Up Day on Saturday, May 3.
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Tribune
J. P
Honor Roll list of students by class year
A school honor roll lists seniors Rex Wood Richard Harris Bonnie Olson Janet Swarts Mary Andrews Carolyn Grey Ryla Stoker Helen Hanes Julia Kriegermeier Patricia Cooper Juniors Claetta Kerby Shari Powell Esther Allen Phyllis Archer Marilyn Stevenson Joyce Winans Elaine Brown Sophomores Lois Goettsche Shirley Spurgeon Ruby Mullin Wanda Horn Melvalin Hess Eddie Harris Elizabeth Yates Don Davison Bonnie Bogle Freshmen Jimmy Andrews James Marvin Richard Kimball Marilyn McCoy Betty Kenyon
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Martha Hetzler
Carolyn Grey
Margaret
Rex Wood
Richard Harris
Bonnie Olson
Janet Swarts
Mary Andrews
Margaret Davis
Ryla Stoker
Helen Hanes
Julia Kriegermeier
Patricia Cooper
Claetta Kerby
Shari Powell
Esther Allen
Phyllis Archer
Marilyn Stevenson
Joyce Winans
Elaine Brown
Lois Goettsche
Shirley Spurgeon
Ruby Mullin
Wanda Horn
Melvalin Hess
Eddie Harris
Elizabeth Yates
Don Davison
Bonnie Bogle
Freshmen Jimmy Andrews
James Marvin
Richard Kimball
Marilyn McCoy
Betty Kenyon
At School Dance Students Muddle Dialogue Over Proceeds
A fragment from a school dance scene shows Delbert asking for a sentence using profanity, Patty proposing a waltz, Jackie indifferent, and Patty remarking that it all seems the same to her.
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Patty
Jackie
Regulations Require Dust Free Milk For Iowa Dairies
Appanoose county farmers must keep milk and cream dust free this spring to meet federal and state rules. Extension Director John E. McCaughey urged clean jackets for workers, rewashing containers, and tight dust proof covers. He noted sediment charts guide creameries to meet safety standards and warned dust can cause condemnation under the pure food law.
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Appanoose
John E. McCaughey
McCaughey
Milk and Cream Quality Boost in Dusty Spring Season
Farmers emphasize handling and testing to ensure milk and cream meet market standards during the dusty spring period. Proper storage, sanitation, and timely delivery are cited as key factors for sale acceptance and producer profitability.
Tribune Paid in Advance Column Note
A brief alert reminds readers to check that their Tribune account is marked as paid in advance. The message urges paying subscribers to confirm status to avoid service interruptions.
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