MU Tattler Staff Roles Shown for Yearbook Sections
Editor Steve Starr and Assistant Janice Ogden lead the MU Tattler with Thressa Pace as Senior Spotlight editor. Connie Pratt handles High School class editing and Nancy Walker covers Grades. Sports editors are Richard Spurgeon and Sandra Stevenson, with Gossip by Sharlyn Hodges and Alan Boettcher. Mystery Person is Jack Wagner and Question of the Week by Janice Starr and Linda Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Starr
Janice Ogden
Thressa Pace
Connie Pratt
Nancy Walker
Richard Spurgeon
Sandra Stevenson
Sharlyn Hodges
Alan Boettcher
Tommy Brinegar
Jack Wagner
Janice Starr
Linda Lee
New Dress Rule For Boys At School Event
Across the editor's desk notes a new rule requiring white shirts ties and suit coats for all boys. Underclass students look neat and varied but not standout. Mr Tomlinson is credited for the rule and praised for the overall appearance.
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Mr. Tomlinson
Moulton Second Grade Class News From Mrs Moore
In number class we practice telling time using a number line and measuring with a ruler. Thanks to mothers for the parent teacher conference and halloween treats. Students enjoy fall weather and health lessons on safety. They make jack o lantern pictures and learn to divide compound words and find root words and endings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Ann Wolver
Jerry Powell
Paula Sue Houser
Eagles Star Gossip Circles Truth In Campus Letters
A stream of campus gossip letters raises questions about who Boop is and who is following whom among Eagles fans. Readers wonder who wrote to Betty P and L. S and who visited Thressa Sunday night, with rumors about a 1956 Ford and after play practice Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty P
Boop
Eagles
Russell
L. S
Blakesburg
B. P
S. K
Larry J
Jim S
WN B
Go Eagles
Thressa
Dennis P
Sheila W
Parallelograms and Trapezoids Highlight Geometry Week
This past week we explored parallelograms and trapezoids and worked with parallel lines. Several new theorems were proven and we anticipate more interesting topics for the rest of the year.
Mystery Girl Card Portrait of a Student Interest
The document lists a junior grade mystery girl with weight one hundred four pounds height five feet three inches brown eyes and black hair. It notes favorite actress Sandra Dee and actor Elvis Presley and ends with a quoted line.
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Sandra Deeaverite
Elvis Presley
Brother Golden
Senior Spotlight: Tommie Brinegar
Tommie Brinegar, born October 8, 1946, is 17 and attends school with parents Mr and Mrs Robert Brinegar. He studies Shop Typing Agriculture and Social Problems with typing as his favorite subject. His pet peeve is school. He drives a Ford. His song is Surfer Joe and his movie is Thrill of it all. He drinks Pepsi and his motto is Make the best better. His ambition is to make good in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie Brinegar
Robert Brinegar
Ford
Pepsi
Question of the Week Heleton responses vary widely
Readers discuss humorous or practical uses for a heleton with names like Thressa Pacte Chery Connie Pratt and Betty offering ideas from gifting to burning or wearing the item. Several entries mention giving it to a person or group for a birthday wedding lunch or decoration.
First Grade Dooley Class Shares Learnings and News
The First Grade class under Mrs. Dooley reports busy days reading and writing, drawing family pictures, Halloween decorations, and excitement for the November 1 carnival. New pupil Mike Stufflebeam joined from Des Moines, Ricky Singley returns after surgery, and the class now has 11 girls and 12 boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Mike Stufflebeam
Des Moines
Ricky Singley
Mike
Ricky
Mystery boy profile with personal descriptors
A clipped notice lists a mystery boy weighing 185 pounds and 5 feet 8 inches tall with blue eyes and brown hair. Names Linda Pace and Cleroyd Swarts appear as actress and actor, with unrelated items including song title Popeye saying and motto.
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Linda Pace
Cleroyd Swarts
Popeye
Moulton to Face Blakesburg in Open Basketball Clash
Next Friday the Moulton team faces Blakesburg at Blakesburg as basketball heats up for the season. Cheerleaders, coached by Thomas, have been busy painting school spirit with the M U Eagles on gym mats. Blue and white outfits arrive for the squad as schedules go up town and at school. Support for the M U Eagles is urged.
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Moulton
Blakesburg
Thomas
M U Eagles
M-U Eagles
Notice of Hearing on Private Real Estate Sale in Moulton
In Appanoose County Iowa the administrator Charles Johnston seeks court authorization to privately sell Lot 10 and west half of Lot 11 in Block 20 Original Town of Moulton to pay estate debts. The docket sets a hearing at 10:00 AM on November 14, 1963 in Centerville. Objections must be filed by that date.
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District Court OF Iowa
Appanoose County
Daisy Catheral
Charles Johnston
Garl Catheral
Gale Catheral
State Board OF Social Welfare
State OF Iowa
Moulton
Iowa
State of
Centerville
Towa
Daisy Cathéral
Obituary: Pervis Cridlebaugh of Udell dies at 82
Pervis Cridlebaugh born February 19 1881 in Appanoose County son of Balak and Nancy Cridlebaugh. He died October 29 1963 at his daughter Mrs Lawrence Oliver’s home aged 82 years 8 months 10 days. He married Estellia Chambers January 26 1908 and they had seven children Glenn Belva Harrison Bayard Keith Wilford Fay May Oliver and Raymond. He was preceded in death by his parents his wife on November 4 1954 son Fay and grandson John David Cridlebaugh.
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Pervis Cridlebaugh
Udell
Appanoose County
Balak
Nancy Bogart Cridlebaugh
Lawrence Oliver
Estellia Chambers
Glenn
Frank
Belva) Harrison
Bayard
Keith
Wilford Fay
Lawrence
May
Oliver
Raymon
Johnny
Fay
John David Cridlebaugh
Card of Thanks and Funeral Service Notice
The message acknowledges gratitude for kindness during bereavement for Pervis Cridlebaugh and lists surviving family including a granddaughter two sisters Aura Walker and Mary Batterson, six children, six grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, one brother Alva, one sister Elsie Ket chum, and other relatives. Services were held at Miller-Wherle Funeral Home with Rev Durham and Paul Lobb assisting. burial at Eaton Cemetery.
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Fant
Aura Walker
Mary Batterson
Alva
Elsie Ketchum
Miller
Pervis Cridlebaugh
Family and friends attend services and share meals
Mrs Helen Foster and family are mentioned in a sequence of social notes. Donald and Ronald Lawson picked corn for Kendall John. A funeral for Victor Slaughter is reported in Queen City with several cousins and relatives listed among attendees. Also noted are various dinner guests from Des Moines Ottumwa and Lancaster gatherings with multiple named adults and children.
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Donald
Ronald Lawson
Kendall Johnson
Leo Foster
Elvin McCullough
Marilyn
Victor Slaughter
Queen City
Bessie White
J. O. White
Billy
Jerry Bailey
Des Moines
Neil Grindle
Stanley
Ottumwa
Floyd Carr
Linda
Marsha
Lancaster
Loyd Bailey
Vin Lawson
Dale Shedenhelm
Irene Hyatt
Donald Lawson
Ross Henderson
O. G. George
Trenton
Kennis Henderson
Jimmie Johnson
Gary Foster
Donald Jones
Kay Lawson
Muscatine
Flavy Lawson
Pearl Spurgeon
Everett Bogle
Francis Dabney
Kansas City
Dallas Gorman
Terry
Social Roundup From Centerville and Surroundings
Local social calendar highlights visits and dinners across Centerville. Guests include Mrs. Carl White and others at Richard Trimble’s home, plus families from Des Moines Springfield and Kansas City visiting relatives. A birth announced for Rickey Lynn Lawson. numerous corn shelling outings and church group activities noted.
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Centerville
Carl White
Kay
Stuart
Connie
Debbie
Mary Beth Halley
Sheryl Jarvis
Gay Foster
Iva Lawson
Reva
Faye
Richard Trimble
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St. Joseph Hospital
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Claude Feagile
Fairfeld
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Harold Williams
Newton
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Alva McMains
Wilma Dixon
Loren Owens
Wesley Dixon
Eid
Phenothiazine
Anchor
Elmer Wood Company
Moulton, Iowa
Fairview Church
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Lord's Acre
Unionville Road
Christian Education
Women's Fellowship
Otto Carr
Rocky Horses
Dwight L. Powell
Mike West
Gene McCreary
Davis Burgher
Zell Deahl
West Grove Stockyards
Cleon Harris
Willis Harris
Bob Brown
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