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Newspaper

Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1955

Page

1

Eagles Scream

Honor roll honors announced for the second six weeks of the 1955-56 school year. Freshman Wandah Pace Patricia Stites Sophomore Shirley Lindley Linda Appler Marjorie McCullough Gale Singley Erma Jacobs Coleen Hutchison Nancy McNamara Junior James Trimble Anne Anderson Carol Andrews Laurel White Ruth Marvin Norma Olson Gail Minnick Senior Dana Wright Sue Ray Elaine McCullough Sandra Carter. ties noted for some placements.

Wandah Pace Patricia Stites Shirley Lindley Linda Appler Marjorie McCullough Gale Singley Erma Jacobs Coleen Hutchison Nancy McNamara Larry Harrington Wilma Howard John Cox James Trimble Anne Anderson Carol Andrews Laurel White Ruth Marvin Norma Olson Gail Minnick Dana Wright Sue Ray Elaine McCullough Sandra Carter

Across the Editor's Desk Christmas Cheer in School

The editor reflects on the third week of the semester as Christmas nears. Teachers and students anticipate vacation and the joy of the season. The piece recalls childhood Christmas mornings and the delight of children admiring the tree, ending with a reminder that giving is blessed.

Santa Claus Saint Nick

When Will the New School Shop Open

Student notes from Gerry Moore discuss delays in opening the new shop after September. Problems include material shortages, heating and lighting gaps, forcing boys to work in the old shop on projects such as cabinets cedar chests desks and coffee tables. The plan aims to move into the new shop by the first of the new year.

Jimmy Yates Hutch Bill Waybill Bobby Kenyon Don Horn Cedar Chest Martin Stevenson Gary Horn Eugene Downing Gerry Moore

Hillbilly and Popular Music Preferences Survey

A compact reading of a list where names express favorites in music styles. Repeats Hillbilly preference across many respondents with some popular choices and a brief poetic epitaph about a hot rodder named Bill.

BB High School Gossip and Holiday Cheer Roundup

A brisk school page captures basketball results against Blakesburg, hints of a revenge by the boys, and a bus ride quip. It notes Christmas trees, bells tied to girls’ shoes, and a bake sale profit of 53.31 dollars. Senior girls and mystery seniors fuel the chatter.

B. B Blakesburg Jerry Norton B. B. Games Santa Claus Dana Delaware

Senior Bake Sale Boosts Seniors at City Hall

Jimmy Yates, president, announces a bake sale by the Seniors at City Hall last Saturday raising 53.31 with food by contributing mothers and attendees praising the effort and urging more fundraising ideas.

Jimmy Yates

High Road Home by William Corbin

Nico La Flamme travels from Cleveland to California with a freckled friend named Dad Hamilton in a search for his father. After a series of clues and revelations about his foster family and his real affection for them, Nico learns of his father’s brave death and eventually finds a true home with Cal and Sally Denniston and Dad.

Nico la Flamme Cleveland Ohio Nico Dad Hamilton California Dad Cal Sally Denniston William Corbin

Meaning What? She tore up her story last week

A terse exchange centers on a writer who discards a story she wrote, prompting him to call it her best act. The remark frames the act as a bold, confessional moment. The brief dialogue highlights creative risk and personal assertion.

Minnesota Adventure Tale of Three Teens and Hidden Waters

Three teenagers Harold Usher Nick Thomas and Archer Davis plan a summer canoe trip along the Minnesota border lakes. They seek mysterious waters tied to uranium lore and a potential fortune. Adventures abound as they meet people, chase a heavy water discovery, and finally uncover an unexpected treasure.

Earl V. Chapin Minnesota Harold Usher Nick Thomas Archer Davis Joe Marvin

Just Around the Corner at the High School

The school buzzes with Christmas signs as bells adorn girls' shoes and a large hall tree lights the season. Seniors boast last week’s bake sale profits while senior portraits arrive soon. Classmates shuffled gift wishes, and anticipation grows for holiday excitement.

Senior of the Week Gary Darwin Horn

On March 24, 1938 a baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ker mit Horn He is now an active senior in the local high school He has attended school here for four years His favorites include Food spaghetti and meatballs Color green Actress Marilyn Monroe Actor Audie Murphy Movie To Hell and Back Song If You Were Me Singer Hank Snow Girls Deborah Boys Tommy Activities FFA Motto If you cant whip em join em Pet Peeve Nosey people

Kermit Horn Gary Darwin Marilyn Monroe Audie Murphy Hell and Back Hank Snow Deborah Tommy FFA

Sophomore Home Ec Students Learn Muffin Method

Miss McGuire guides a sophomore home economics class through baking powder and buttermilk biscuits as well as date jelly bran muffins. The lesson contrasts mixing methods for muffins with cakes and biscuits, stressing dry ingredients, then liquid combination, and a 400 degree bake for 25 to 30 minutes.

Barbara Jay

Seventh Grade News Highlights Classroom Projects

Students in geography showcase interest as oil production topics are studied. An oil well model is under construction. A First Aid course aligns with Health, awarding Junior Red Cross Certificates upon completion. Art projects include Christmas gifts wrapping paper and tags.

School Activities Review After Holiday Unit

A brief recap covers classroom items such as health minerals unit completed with a test, music class Christmas carols practice, and art class decorations being prepared for the Christmas program.

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Fifth Grade News Highlights Class Activities

Fifth grade reports Christ mas art projects and fractions work from arithmetic class. Students study nouns in language and begin Living in Our Country in social studies. Perfect spelling scores listed include Phyllis Brinegar Jimmie Brown Richard Carter Lyn Daniels Barbara Downing Dianna Hargrave Patricia Horn Linda Houser Kay Howell Myrna Lawson Judy McKeehan Reisa Smiley Gale Marvin Estel Morlan Danny Moulton Leroyd Swarts Linda White John Tharp and Dick Murdy.

Phyllis Brinegar Jimmie Brown Richard Carter Lyn Daniels Barbara Downing Dianna Hargrave Patricia Horn Linda Houser Kay Howell Myrna Lawson Judy McKeehan Reisa Smiley Gale Marvin Estel Morlan Danny Moulton Leroyd Swarts Linda White John Tharp Dick Murdy

What would you do with a coot in quirky list?

A garbled OCR item presents a list of names with varied actions toward a coot and an unreadable string of letters and symbols. The readable parts show people naming giving, cooking, discarding, or harming the animal, suggesting a satirical or humorous row.

Eighth Grade News From Santa's Workshop

Before class, students craft Christmas gifts in a room like Santa's workshop. Civics focuses on the Constitution with Preamble memorization. In Literature, a Christmas play is being recorded for the Seventh grade. A math problem notes a two week vacation with two weary returns.

Notice to haul coal and rock arrangement

Notice that a hauling arrangement is offered to transport coal and rock. See Richard Singley or call 4-L-304 to arrange service and rates.

Richard Singley

Tribune Born in 84 Ad From Iowa Publication Milestones

The Tribune notes its roots as a county city and school newspaper published in Moulton Iowa since 1884 with annual rates listed. Official post office registration and R R Eby as publisher are recorded elements marking its long-standing local press history.

Moulton Iowa

Squirt and Squeaks From the Back Shop Deer Open Season Tale

Two deer were reported killed in the two day open season in the locality. A local observer doubts there are unreported bucks and does, while Pat Hines of Centerville displays a hornet nest as proof of a hunt. A Chariton river farmer baited a herd with a salt lick for two months to lure deer but cattle disrupted the setup on a legal day.

Pat Hines Centerville Chariton

Gossip Turns Mountains From Mole Hills In Murky Tale

A radio commentator, citing a press columnist, repeats a saying that gossip inflates small issues into large stories. The remark, attributed to Iowa circles and possibly Ben Heady, critiques sensationalism and the spread of rumors.

Iowa Ben Heady Mole Hills

Carpet slipper origin for Oriental potentates

Special slippers were crafted long ago for oriental potentates who would not endure uncarpeted floors. The footwear is now known as the carpet slipper.

Skunks Tolerant Near Humans in Early Life

Skunks kept close to people show rare belligerence only toward strangers, with notable gentleness at a young age.

Indonesian urges Java migration to Sumatra

Indonesia promotes immigration from overpopulated Java to Sumatra where about eleven and a half million people already reside, the world’s sixth largest island, despite its population density.

Sumatra Java

Pentagon A C System Matches Ice Melt Benchmark

The air conditioning equipment at the Pentagon provides a cooling equivalent to melting 28,600,000 tons of ice each day, a measure of its immense capacity to keep the vast building comfortable during Washington summers.

Pentagon Washington

Found Pair Of Glasses At Horns Appliance

A pair of plastic rimmed glasses was found and left at Horns Appliance for claim by the owner. Please inquire at the store to verify ownership and retrieve the items.

Horn

For Sale Timothy Seed From Clean Meadow

For sale Timothy seed from good clean meadow. H. L. Lamb. 2tpd.

H. L. Lamb

Sixth Grade News Highlights And Europe Focus

Six grade notes reveal nineteen perfect spelling scores from last Friday. Students study how nations grew in Europe and democracy's origins along with the fifteenth century age of exploration. Arithmetic covers multiplying fractions and using cancellation.

Europe

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