Spotlight on Mrs Mc Coy A Moulton Third Grade Teacher
Mrs McCoy is a seventh year at the Moulton center and teaches third grade. She graduated from Centerville Community College and Northeast State Teachers College with a degree. She lives six miles west of Moulton on a farm with two sons five daughters and eleven grandchildren. Her family mostly stays in the community except one daughter in Colfax Iowa. She has taught ten years in Appanoose County rural schools one year at Mystic and now seven years at Moulton center. She enjoys teaching gardening canning piano and entertaining grandchildren. Her newest hobby is writing letters to a third grade boy in Santiago Chile.
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McCoy
Moulton
Centerville
Mystic
Moulton Center
Ten Good Reasons for Obtaining an Education
A list outlines ten purposes of education including living harmoniously, good citizenship, understanding economics, earning and spending wisely, pursuing a vocation, appreciating beauty, family role, leisure use, reverence, and enabling creative work. The points emphasize personal and societal development through learning.
Moulton Udell Education Association Holds September Meeting
The Moulton Udell Education Association met September at the Moulton center led by President Darrell Hammer. Phyllis Fowler elected secretary treasurer. Amendments discussed will be voted on in November. By-law changes approved. Next meeting set for Udell center November 25.
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Moulton-Udell Education Association
Moulton Center
Darrell Hammer
Phyllis Fowler
Mystery Girl Profile From The Ninth Grade
A humorous yearbook style entry presents a mystery girl aged 138 in the ninth grade, listing traits such as 61 inch height 81 pounds brown hair green eyes and a motto about looking to the future. The note ends by naming last week’s mystery girl Sherri Spring.
Mystery Boy Facts From An Old Ledger Page
A playful list details a "Mystery Boy" with traits including age, grade, height at 22 hands, weight three flour sacks, and favorites in sport baseball food tenderloin science Earth science song Chewy chewy dance Slow actress Joanie Sommers actor Jerry Lewis movie Peanuts eyes hazelnut green and a motto about doing it clod style. It notes "Last week's mystery boy was Charles Horn."
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Joanie Sommers
Jerry Lewis
Charles Horn
Moulton-Udell Welcomes Portugal Visit Recap
Al Bell shared an engaging hour with Moulton-Udell students about Portugal. He exhibited articles from his Portugal trip and a film made there, shown Friday October 25.
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al Bell
Moulton-Udell
Portugal
Udell Third Grade Halloween Masks Win PTA Award
Udell third grade students under Mrs Adams report a spooky classroom with Halloween masks. They note winning an award for largest PTA meeting representation at Udell and comments on spelling, arithmetic, and language lessons with focus on did and done.
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Udell
Fifth Grade Activities and a Baseball Score
Fifth graders under Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Gibson displayed Halloween bulletin board items and worked on spelling and listening. The 5 1 girls faced 6 1 in a baseball game leading 13 to 11 after the third inning.
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Robinson
Gibson
5-1
Question of the Week boys critique school dress policy
A student poll gathers varied opinions on girls dress at school. Dennis Bain favors very short dresses, Steve Guinn argues shorter is best to some, Max Martin dislikes school outfits but prefers out of school ones, a popular boy opposes dresses shorter than eight inches above the knee, Samson sees mixed views, an admirer prefers tall girls wearing short dresses, Randy Kirby calls it very nice while Roger Price labels it in poor taste.
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Dennis Bain
Steve Guinn
Max Martin
Samson
Randy Kirby
Roger Price
Farewell to Hughie Hail and the town's shared loss
A tribute to Hughie Hail recounts the town’s grief and resolve as a community, families, and generations mourn a friend and neighbor. It honors his drive and generosity, recalls ancestral ties, and hopeful looks to future generations while acknowledging ongoing hard times and communal bonds.
Ditto Singers Sing Old Folk at Moulton Center
Monday October 28 the Ditto Singers entertained at the Moulton center. The threesome sang many old-time folk songs and accompanied themselves on guitar. The hour of entertainment was thoroughly enjoyed by all attendees.
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Ditto
Moulton Center
Hail and Farewell to Rex in the Community Tribute
A tribute recounts Rex life and sacrifice as his lasting impact on Appanoose and nearby counties is remembered. The piece honors his service and dedication to saving the community's schools and public welfare, expressing sorrow for his untimely passing.
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Rex
U.S
Treasury Department
Cowaels
Methodist Sunday School Halloween Party Held
Mrs Don Davis and Misses Jeanie Daniels and Sharon Moulon hosted a Halloween party for their Sunday School classes at the Methodist Church on October 31. About 50 children joined in games and refreshments including Halloween punch cupcakes and popcorn balls.
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Don Davis
Jeanie Daniels
Sharon Moulon
The
Methodist Church
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Patricia Davis
Janice Houser
Twyla Moore Moulton
Dana Brinegardell
Joy Bryant
Sara West
Dale Lindley
Donna White
Suzanne Long
Linda Daniels
Lucy Pace
Norene Wolver
Kevin Morlan
Dwight Pfannebecker
Pamela Grosvenor
Connie Gooden
Miss Jourdan
Mystery Girl
Alice Long
Sally Field
Sherri Spring
Mystery Boy
Hughie
Bess Newcomer
Elmer
MHS
Derring
the Tribune
Appanoose
Iowa
North Main St
A. W. Bassett
R. R. Eby
Westinghouse
Porcelain Enamel Basket
Ats
LA Clara
Southern Utilities Company
New U.S. Savings
New Freedom
U.S. Savings Bonds
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