23 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
1
A friendly insider portrait of Lonnie LeRoy White, senior at Moulton Udell High, including his favorites and ambitions. The piece is presented as a home inside joke from Lonnie’s family and friends, with playful details about likes and character.
The MU hall tree brightens the season as children admire blinking lights and await Santa on Christmas Eve. Despite light snow and cold winds, the editorial notes festive mood rising among students and staff led by Sheryl McClurg.
M U defeated Hedrick 55 to 47 last Tuesday. At halftime M U led 32 to 18 with Rick Burton scoring 16 points and Carl Walker 15. Hedrick’s top scorer was Elkin with 16 points and R Brown with 12.
The note lists a mystery girl described as a freshman aged fourteen with brown eyes and brown hair. She weighs 130 pounds and stands 5 foot 7 inches. Favorites include a Chevy Sport car, Tenderloin food, and the song Crystal Candelier by singer Rober Miller.
Local reader poll highlights strong optimism for both MU boys and girls basketball teams. Respondents praise two great squads with potential undefeated runs and confidence in coaching and teamwork.
Hedrick led 31 to 21 at half and defeated M U 56 to 38 on Tuesday December 14. Judy Salladay scored 23 for M U, Linda Burger 11, while Hedrick’s Jacobs poured in 27. An unrelated business quip concludes the snippet.
The gypsy describes a girl born September 6, 1946, as the first child of Mr and Mrs Alvin Spring. She is shown at MU High School in a blue dress with a transistor, enjoying English and Spanish, radio, and reading, then planning a teaching career and a bright future with a diploma, a husband, a home, and children.
The class describes snowfall fun with students falling down and baton girls performing at basketball games. Hearing amplifiers arrived enabling two classmates to hear lessons, and Christmas room decorations include a fire place with candles and a Bethlehem hillside. Mothers visited for conferences. Arithmetic covers three place numbers and lesson on letters and punctuation.
A junior aged 16 with blue eyes height five foot nine and a half inches weighs 160 pounds. He drives a red Ford and lists basketball pizza and the song I Got Mine as interests. He is trying to get along with certain girls with last week identified as Jerry O'Donnell.
In shorthand, dictation runs at 30 wpm as letters are read back and phrases voiced. A girl shares about shedding baby teeth while a speaker jokes about staying warm with paper and a long mortgage, and a go getter walks seven blocks to his car.
The Welcome Neighbors Club met at Mazil Mc Fall's home on December 14 with 12 members, 2 children, and 1 visitor. Doris opened the meeting, Mazil led the devotions, Faith read a poem, and attendees enjoyed bingo and visiting. Names were drawn for the coming year.
Hansel Rohl and Glen Dale Daley came back Friday after visiting the west coast. They stayed at the Charles Daley home and at Pomona in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Wilburn.
The annual meeting will be at City Hall in Moulton Iowa on Monday January 10 1966 at 1 30 p m to elect two directors and to transact any other business by order of the board of directors
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