Akron teachers map for fall term in 68 listing
Union J S D announces a fall term with many teaching positions across Akron and nearby towns. Named positions include Maude Pletcher at McCook Wilma Tillotson Sioux Point Ala Huckett Pleasant Ridge Dorothy Scott Allard Mae Johnson Pleasant Grove Ruby Bradley South Spink Viola Maynard Hoyt Shirley Adams Mt Hope Gladys Bennett Pleasant Hill Marian Bellwood Scott Ferne Johnson Peterson.
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Union Ounlay J S. D
Sey
Dhallecel
Akron
Maude
Maude. ‘Pletcher, At McCook; Wilma ‘Tillotson
Sioux Point
Ala
Huckett
Pleasant Ridge
Dorothy Scott
Allard
Mae Johnson
Pleasant Grove
Ruby Bradley
South Spink
Viola Maynard
Hoyt
Shirley Adams
Mt. Hope
Gladys. Bennett
Pleasant Hill
Marian Bellwood
Scott
Ferne Johnson
Peterson
Fred E. Waterbury
Clara B. Raish
Lynn Booth
LeMars
Waterbury
Grandview Park
Sioux City
New York
Beginning of Girls State Movement in Nebraska and Kansas
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored Girls State programs, modeled after Boys State. Nebraska and Kansas pioneered camp-based female civic programs, with 150 Kansas girls attending Sunflower Girls State at Washburn College to elect officials and run a weeklong state government.
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Penn
Gisenhiy Legion Auxiliary
American’ Legion
Nebraska
Kansas
Washburn College
Jigs distributed at rural meeting amid text confusion
A rural gathering sparked confusion as instructions for distributing jigs were misread amid garbled text. Officials urged clarity and proper handling of materials to avoid further mix ups at the event.
Iowa State College Professor Heads Public School Agriculture Committee
Dr Barton Morgan of Ames Iowa state college chosen as chairman of a committee to formulate a public school course in agriculture. Other members include Dr Winfield Scott Cedar Falls Dr T W Schultz Prof AH Haisrath and R A Griffin. State superintendents Norland Laurens W W Mole trose O F Moore and more to arrange work in the high schools.
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Barton Morgan
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Joursey
Des Moines Register
Tribune
Brnyco
Jessie M. Parker
Winfield Scott
Iowa State Teachers ‘College
Cedar Falls
T. W. Schultz
Senator Herring Eyes 1942 Senate Return in Political Drift
The LeMarg Sentinel notes Senator Clyde Herring aims to influence the Town delegation to the next Democratic national convention and may run for president. It recalls his rise with the Roosevelt landslide and suggests political currents point to a probable end of his career in 1942 when Town elects a Republican senator.
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Clyde“Herring
LeMarg
Herring
Senate
Roosevelt
Epliber
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