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Moulton Weekly Tribune

Location

Moulton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1965

Page

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M U Tattler Staff and Student Editors List

The M U Tattler announces its staff with Kathy Bain as editor and Carol Davis as assistant editor. Senior spotlight is by Linda Whisler, class editor high school Shirley Brinegar, class editor grades Joyce Clayworth, boys sports John Archer, girls sports Judy Ogden, humor editors Judy Meeker Diane Marvin and Jennie Davis, mystery editor Judy Deahl, and question of the week by Lanna Swarts and Louise Summers.

Kathy Bain Carol Davis Linda Whisler Shirley Brinegar Joyce Clayworth John Archer Judy Ogden Judy Meeker Diane Marvin Jennie Davis Judy Deahl Lanna Swarts Louise Summers

Judith E Deahl Senior Spotlight

Senior profile features Judith Eileen Deahl age 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Deahl. She studies English IV Office Practice World Geography American Problems and Bookkeeping with English as favorite subject. Basketball her favorite sport pork chops favorite food Buick favorite car John Wayne actor Debbie Reynolds actress Circus World movie Jim Linkley singer and The Holy City as favorite song. Her pet peeve is teachers and ambition is to become an English teacher.

Judith Eileen Deahl Keith Deahl Buick John Wayne Debbie Reynolds Circus World Jim Linkley

Flu Hits M U Students Amid Spring Fever

The M U student body battles a flu outbreak that sidelined many, with teachers affected and basketball players scarce for Friday’s game against Fox Valley. Report cards for the third six weeks went out on January 21 raising mixed emotions as the senior class picks colors and designs for caps gowns programs and banners for Commencement and Baccalaureate.

M-U Fox Valley

Eighth grade back to work after vacation tests and honors

Students resume the Iowa Basic Skill Tests after a two week break. Sherry Spring and Lucy Pace tied for first on the Honor Roll, with several others tied for second and honorable mention. History covers the Industrial Revolution with leaders like Whitney and Cartwright named. Math focuses on directed segments, Science shifts to health, and English includes a book club and Iowa test review. Reporters Deanna Moulton and Dennis Forsythe.

Iowa Sherry Spring Lucy Pace Rosalind Bogle Dana Brinegar Joy Bryant Donald McAughery Dennis Forsythe Twyla Moore Sarah Mason Bruce Burgher Richard Burgher Donald Daugherty Twyle Moore Whitney Arkwright Cartwright Gray Shaw Miss Morse Deanna Moulton

Ottumwa High invites solos contest for instrumentalists

Ottumwa High School prepares an invitational solo contest for instrumental students on February 27 open to elementary through 9th grade. Three classes Elementary Intermediate and Cadet will judge by years of experience with nine entrants announced later. The State Music Contest for solos and small groups follows on April 9 and 10.

Ottumwa High School So- Jos

Question of the Week on the flu

Readers weigh in on a new disease called the flu with mixed views from skepticism to humor. Several students joke about staying home from school, while others fear it as a killer and many express indifference or curiosity about its spread.

Louise Summers Mrs. Snider

Mrs Fry's Art Class Delights in Landscapes and Ceramics

In Mrs Fry's class students enjoy landscape pictures with pet drawings and background perspective. They paint in water color and tempera and experiment with street scene views. A ceramics project yields a star dish leaf dish celery plate and a powder box, all rolled molded shaped designed glazed and fired. Katheryn Oaker.

Seventh Grade Iowa Skills Tests Begin This Week

Seventh grade students start Iowa Basic Skills testing planned to take about a week. Nancy Glasgow joins 7A class this week after arriving last week. Edward Moffat brought a tape recorder. class recorded voices, some sounding like mice. Junior High basketball team forming with first game Saturday January 23. Four cheerleaders chosen. Honorable Roll and Honor Roll names listed. Wednesday show titled Down the Mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico drew interest. Home Economics lessons include sewing. Reporters: Dee Ann Bogle, Diane Davis, Coralee Moore.

Iowa Nancy Glasgow Edward Moffat Diane Davis Shelley Singley Lydia Dixon Janus Clayworth Dennis Bain Debra Bailey Elizabeth Hollenbeck Dee Ann Bogle Coralee Moore Dale Moore Mississippi Gulf of Mexico

Mystery Girl Clues From Junior Class Card

A junior class profile lists Karla Withrow as last week's mystery girl. Details include brown hair and eyes, 5 ft 6 in, 125 pounds, loves blue, a Chevy car, tenderloin, English, the film Love With The Proper Stranger, a phrase Ding Bats, running, football, all songs, and joining the Peace Corps as ambition.

Peace Corps Karla Withrow

Mystery Boy Attempts Baseball Dreams and College

A sophomore mystery boy stands 5 ft 8 in tall and weighs 140 pounds. He lists food as pizza and pastimes as girls. His sport is baseball with ambition to attend college. Last week's mystery boy was Larry Brinegar.

Larry Brinegar

Cartoon quips on winter pants and daily life

A humorous cartoon strip features a husband and wife, a curvaceous neighbor, and a ski instructor. Dialog riffs include stretch-type ski pants easing winter, a hospital card remark, a TV commercial gripe, and a reminder that the human body has 206 bones.

Take Someone to Church With You This Sunday

A local faith group urges residents to attend services this Sunday inviting neighbors and friends. Church leaders emphasize welcoming newcomers and sharing messages of hope across the community.

Official newspaper publication details from Moulton Iowa notice

The fragment lists publication and mailing details for a county city and school newspaper in Moulton Iowa including postage rates and office address at 108 North Main St. Publisher A. W. Bassett and Editor R. R. EbyY are named.

Moulton Iowa North Main St

Moulton First Grade Madeline Lasley

In reading we have been taking Basic Reading Tests and reading in a new book Fun with our Friends. In number work we are working take-away stories for groups through 5 with representative pictures and learning halves of single objects. Listen Speak and Write lessons have been fun finding rows of letters and using is and are as auxiliary verbs. Puzzle Page finds things starting with the sound of the letter above. January decorations were snowmen. Next news writing will follow.

Tax Sale Notice for Appanoose County Iowa Property

Notice of tax sale on December 2 1963 for a building on leased land in Appanoose County Iowa with delinquent 1960 1961 1962 taxes. Certificate of purchase issued to Appanoose County and redemption expires ninety days after service. Dated Centerville January 25 1965 by County Auditor Verl K Farnsworth. Jan 28 Feb 4 11.

I. O. O. F. Lodge Tom Daniels Walter Watkins Appanoose County Iowa Towit Centerville

Congo Doctor Speak on Africa Slides in Marengo

Congo doctor M G Ericsson from Cedar Falls spoke to a Marengo audience this month. The talk, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, included slides of Africa after he and his wife fled the Congo weeks before another doctor was shot.

Congo M. G. Ericsson Marengo Dr. Ericsson Cedar Falls Africa Kiawanis Club

Out On The Farm Tales Of Winter To Spring And Family News

A reflective column notes lingering winter clouds and hints of spring, sharing a neighbor's January lettuce sowing, a Des Moines trip with a sister-in-law and a grandchild visit. It recounts Sue and Maryanna’s violin progress, Sue’s dental updates, piano hopes, and a family sister duo. The writer tours an old showplace home with dual stairways, antique rooms, and two stairwells, imagining its history. Also welcomes newborn Beth Ann Dudley, niece of Duane and Beverly Staley Dudley, and ends with a light remark on sleeves rolled up to avoid losses.

Des Moines Mildred Appler Grandma Sue Maryanna Grandpa Windsor Staley Harry Ogden Becky Jenny Lind Beth Ann Duane Beverly Staley Dudley

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M-U Tattler Steve Probasco Denis Pfannebecker Diana Marvin Jerald Lawson Cleroyd Swarts Bill West Shirley Erinegar Mystery Girl Mystery Boy Harold Edwin Appanoose Adjoining Counties A. W. Bassett R. R. Ebyy Madeline Lasley Verl K H. G. Hargis R.F.D. 1 Filer K.C.A.C Playboy Club Baltimore Kansas City Missouri Iowa Southern Southern Utilities Company
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