Public School Notes Attendances and Honors
Attendance and perfect attendance lists across multiple grades are presented, naming students such as Rosco Small Phyllis Szryszewski Phyllis Mc Corkell Charles Wetzeler and others. The piece also notes memberships with the American Penman Club and various spelling and attendance accolades, plus school club organization and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosco Small
Phyllis Szryszewski
Phyllis McCorkell
Charles Wetzeler
Duane Burke
Phyllis Johnson
Maxine Lake
Pildon Small
Paul von Fngel
Tyron Allen
Kenneth Anderson
Orval Jaengtaon
Lavonne Blake
Carroll Davis
Sidney Jenson
Phyllis Tohngen
Dorothy Kaelke
Phylia Kerr
Harvey Ting
June Larsen
Arden Reemis
Esther Stryzewaki
Fern Shawhan
Surth Grads
Wighth
James Burris
Ronald Burke
Lois Hillier
Arden Johnson
Lois McCorkell
Charlotte Robinson
Phyllis Ross
Winifred Thatcher
Lois Afzelius
Loren Burris
George Henke
Kenneth Small
Lois Swift
Wayne Burris
Roger Johnson
Wilmer Lake
Harriett Moore
Phyllis Koch
Walden Johnson
Loyell Marbach
Ralph Warren
Vernice Small
Beatrice Puhl
Lona Heyl
Evelyn Jeffers
Wilma Marbach
Mildred Lemon
Lowell Marbach
Naomi Tone
Helen Wendt
Morten Wendt
Kenneth Marbach
Dorothy Raifs
Eileen Keane
LaVada Gale
Jeanna McCorkell
Gene Merrill
Beatrice Puhi
Dernell Swift
Aurora Argellus
Sibyl Agnes
Brusseau Barr
Fred Claesson
Mildred Cunningham
Ioan Heyl
Stephen Hoschler
Lyle Jacobs
Theodora Root
Dorothy Scott
Agnes May
Dorothy Clark
Lois Hitzeman
Weldon Johnson
Elizabeth Shoulberg
Florence Sprenger
Agnes Strobehn
Ralp Warren
Clara
Weidenfeller
Dorothy Mac Wise
Velmar Appley
Lula Claassen
Alice Cooley
Carolyn Johnson
Hilma Johnson
Catherine Klaver
Eloyd Stinton
Magruder
Girls’ Glee Club
Kathleen Siert
Mildred Lemen
Janet Rona
Blanche Seward
Milnerville News Recaps Visits And Local Happenings
Sweatal correspondence reports Mrs. Fry’s improving spirits amid sleet disruptions. John Harvey of Sioux City viewed Akron landmarks with C. F. Abbott, a Sioux City commission firm member. Fred Maloney family visited, with Marjorie Knapp accompanying them. Maloney married in town then joined Evan Beauchene. Flu abates. J. F. Cassen improving in Sioux City. Mrs. Clyde James’s relatives ill but improving. Milner hauling wood. family visits. Richard Milner’s group ran errands. Jessie Hathaway relocated to Rebecca street in Sioux City. Lucile Maloney relatives attend Central High baccalaureate. Rev. Joseph Steele preaches. Mrs. McClure, related to late Mrs. Frank Grant, noted. Marjorie Knapp visited Sioux City for brother’s call. Dorothy Clark’s Akron recital planned at Schmoller & Mueller hall. P T A meeting in Hancock township drew strong turnout. Rev. B. M. Watson urged religious training. Local talent impressed. Henry Smith remains seriously ill. Mrs. Banks and T. A. Ross assist. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cowell stay with Cowell’s mother through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harvey
Sioux City
Akron
Mr. Harvyey
C. F. Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Fred Maloney
Marjorie Knapy
Welle Maloney
Evan Beauchene
J. F. Cassen
Clyde James
Howard Milner
Lucile Maloney
Central High School
Central High
Joseph Steele
Mayflower Congregational Church
E. B. McClure
W. B. Cowell
Mrs. Cowell
Daugh
Town Notes From Sioux City And vicinity
Ter, Charlotte has spent winter in Sioux City attending West Junior high school. Jeanette Parainger celebrates her twelfth birthday. Mrs Walden Fry hosts a large party with the Udlec club. prizes go to Mrs Harold Cooper, Vance Hunter, and Fred Brigas. Frank McCarthy returns from the legislature to visit kin. Plymouth county farmers gather at Fred Trometer farm to protest cattle testing and reactor sales. Northwestern station at Merrill possibly to be discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Charlotte
Sioux City
West Junior High
Jeanette Parainger
Bloux City
Miss Parainger
N. R. Knapp
Walden Fry
Udlec
Harold Cooper
Vance Hunter
Fred Brigas
Punter
South Dakota
Frank McCarthy
Milnerville
Dea Maines
Plymouth County
Fred Trometer
Northwestern
Merrill
North Spink Notes Special Correspondence Brief Local Visits
North Spink notes record a string of social visits and errands in the Sever Sommerwald and John Overby circles. Families mentioned include Abraham, Swanson, Davis, Overby, Hansen, Lam mers, Offerdahl, Lyle, and Devin with trips to Sioux City Elk Point Beresford and Randolph Ofterdahl home. The informal diary fragment lists shoppers, calls, and Sunday gatherings across several small towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Abraham
Sever Sommerwald
Sever Anderson
Juna Davis
Ole Strom
Herman
Gladys
Orlin
Dewey Swanson
John Overby
Evjen
George Lammers
Frank Devin
June Davis
Anna
Sioux City
Randolph Ofterdahl
Severt
Clara Hansen
Erving Satter
Donald Schmidt
Marshall Lyle
Ole Hkren
Severt Hansen
Cornelius Hansen
Violet Offerdah
Marion Lyle
Lioyd
Allard Anderson
Hans Hansen
Frank
Dolph Davis
Elk Point
Rudolph Offerdah
Beresford
County Board Ends Gopher Bounty Program
Plymouth County Iowa Board of Supervisors finds last year’s four thousand dollar payout unsustainable and announces no gopher bounty will be paid after February 10, 1933. Notice appears in The Register-Tribune with reader feedback welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Plymouth County
Iowa
Rip Van Winkle and Modern Traffic Safety Tale
A safety article by Dr. A R Lauer warns that drivers who drink or drive sleepily risk serious harm, likening mishaps to Rip Van Winkle waking in a hospital. It cites historical death tolls and urges caution to spare families from wrecks and legal battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip van Winkle
Sleepy Hollow
Rip
Wolf
Dame Winkle
Fiddler
Tate
Folly
Rural postal carriers face harsh travel limits in farm areas
The article notes rural carriers cannot transport passengers for pay, many farms ride on poor roads, and only about 600,000 of 6.8 million farms sit on surfaced routes. Carriers are paid by miles, not hours, with autos costing from their own pockets and detours or weather cutting pay. many carriers own two cars or use horses to deliver mail.
Rural carriers barred from politics on elections and boards
Rural carriers face restrictions in political participation including denied posts on school boards where such roles are elective. The text notes limits on political activity for rural mail carriers and mentions a snowmobile or Meigh as part of the fragmented read.
To Whom It May Concern Note From The Signatories
The undersigned declare their intent regarding a matter presented in this brief note. It outlines a request for acknowledgment and response from the intended recipient or authority. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment available.
Statement on Red Cross flour and wheat received
A group including Mr. and Mrs. John A Hultgren and others deny ever receiving Red Cross flour or wheat via Mrs. John A Johnson’s former application or at any time to their knowledge. Signed by the Hultgrens, the Triesons, the Adamerons, Ole Peterson, H. B. Bradley, and the Oliffs Johnsons, at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A
Hultgren
Red Cross
Johnson
Dex
Lawrence Trieson
George Adameron
Ole Peterson
H. B
Bradley
Olifford Johnson
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Arnold Morehead
Nevella McDonald
Clayton Small
Hugh Swift
Joy Deane Arkin
Darrell Bohtken
Claude Burrill
Marian Gusman
Sally Mattison
Mary Lou Ross
Stanley Smikahl
Eleanor Sebolt
Della Warren
Avade
Alden Pollock
Dorothy Sykes
Wayne von Hagel
Betty Dirks
Forest Greenwood
Jackie Gusman
Alma Heyl
Bobby Kerr
Cleah Mellen
Gordon Rossow
Ralph Stryzewski
Genevieve Swift
Ivy Small
Kenneth Zlerath
Sherwood ‘Wendt
Darrell Swenson
Lynn Arkin
Charlotte Baker
Mary Ann Earnest
Ruth Lias
Towa
Clayton
Register-Tribune
Register- Tribune
Sweatal
The
Klauer Bros
AERON
V. E. Rossow
L. E
Folger
Mallory
Cutowa
A. R. Lauer
State College
American Legion
State Highway Safety Council
Have the
Agency
M. M. Talbott
Aeron, IA
RCAD
Register Tribune
Lighthouse Cleanser
Wyandotte Cleanser
Borden
GM Company
Akron Register-Tribune
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