Westfield Ladies Aid Harvest Supper Plans Noted
Miss Vivian Oaks visits Hawarden and many Westfield residents attend meetings and gatherings. Harvest Supper slated for October 18 at Community Hall. Freshmen Week at Westfield High includes a party Friday. various locals visit relatives and work changes noted. Century of Progress trip for Mr. and Mrs. Brundeen. Guild hosting at Community Hall. music classes resumed. several visits to Sioux City and Armour noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Oaks
Bernice Boyd
Hawarden
Ladies’ Aid
O. B. Lilly
Mrs. Lilly
Aid
Dave Cassel
Westfield High
Jno. Kemier
Omaha
Nebr
M. W. Conway
Gerald Tracy
Todd-Becker Drug Store
Sioux Cit
Lower
Fay
Morningside
Josephine Feauto
Elk Point
Richard Hoffman
Herb
Janet Harrington
Sioux City
Victor Brundeen
Chicago
Century of Progress
M. F. Flynn
St. Catharine’s Guild
E. Timm
Morningside College
Chris. Jensen
Armour
Ruble Rumblings Special Correspondence
Local social notes recount a service sale in Sioux Center and a string of visits in LeMars Akron and Spink area. Names include Jesse Kallsen Harry Nannen John Tapper Barth Miller families Kallsen Morehead Milbrodt Johnson and Koches among others with outings and weekend calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Kallsen
Harry Nannen
Sioux Center
William Crow
Willis
LeMars
John Tapper
Evelyn
Norma Jean
Barth Miller
Ort. Jeffers
Frank Jeffers
Lambert Jeffers
John Kallsen
P. C. Kallsen
Clare Morehead
Norman
Virgil
John Milbrodt
Harry Johnson
Darwin
Shirley
Frank Jones
Frank Johnson
Akron
Elerman Koch
Lizzie Parker
Akron Hospital
Violet Kallsen
Irene Miller
Coal Bid Notice for LeMars Courthouse Needs
The Board of Supervisors will receive bids on Monday October 1 at 1 30 p m for one hundred tons of coal for the LeMars courthouse. Bids must be filed with the County Auditor by 1 p m October 1 1934. L A Ludwig County Auditor. The Register Tribune invites reader comments and suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Court House
LeMars
L. A. Ludwig
Akron Public School News Flashes Staff Activities
The Akron Public School report lists staff activities with reporters Roberta Pollock Ruth Samuelson and grade reporters Lucille Keane Leonard Dirks Albert Lee Lemen. The brief item highlights contributions from school personnel and department coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Public School News
Roberta Pollock Ruth Samuelson
Lucille Keane Leonard Dirks Albert Lee Lemen
Glee Club
Edward Adams
Russell Anderson
Kerryn Bradley
Peter Blum
Ronald Burke
Fred Claesson
Leonard Dirks
J. H. Earnest
Ray Fredrickson
Lyle Jacobs
Arden Johnson
Richard Keniston
Gordon Kilstrom
Marvin Klemme
Albert Lee Lemen
Lewis McDonald
Vincent Pollock
Robert Puhl
Daryl Taylor
Leo Trautt
Raymond Trautt
Bob Tucker
Allen Vander Helm
High School Club Activities and Class Notes
Pep Club and Glee Club announcements show student enthusiasm and a wide range of subjects. Football results detail a 18 to 0 win and upcoming games. Classes cover geometry physics Latin American literature and arithmetic with student writing and zoo booklet plans. Fourth and fifth grades describe reading lessons, birthday celebration, dictionary use, and Wigwam Band program planning.
Studies in History and Geography Curricula Display
A school program outlines subjects including History Sociology Geography and Literature. The History unit covers Prehistoric to Greek and Roman civilization and habit formation. American History topics include Discovery Exploration colonization and European power struggles in North America. Commercial Geography analyzes cereal products fruits and vegetables and their origins and uses. English Literature moves from Anglo-Saxon to Middle English with ballads and medieval tales.
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America
New World
Europe
North America
Typing and Bookkeeping at Local School
The school reports six new Remington typewriters, totaling eighteen with existing machines. Three typing classes cover twenty-two letters and four numerals focusing on accuracy. Bookkeeping adopts a new text with assets liabilities and proprietorship studied. balance sheets explain business financial condition. Latin has nine second year students reviewing Latin principles learned earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington
Junior High Observes Constitution Week and Plans Paper
The junior high held Constitution Week with a program featuring Thelma Boblken Mary Ann Earnest Harriet Moore Sidney Moore Gilbert Mellen and Phyllis Koch. They discussed the signing of the Declaration of Independence and a brief historical sketch of each signer. Sixth grade also observed Constitution Week with a Citizenship play titled CA Patriotic Financier. An omission occurred for Thelma Banks from the tentative Girls Glee Club list. A Junior High newspaper is being developed with departments in sports, literary, music, advertising, editorial, features, cartoons and society. It will be sold for five cents to boost funds and provide student training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Boblken
Mary Ann Earnest
Harriet Moore
Sidney Moore
Gilbert Mellen
Phyllis Koch
Continental Congress
Thelma Banks
Grade School Notes Kindergarten Playhouse Built from Crates
First graders report completing a large one room playhouse with an orange crate foundation and lumber frame from the Manual Training department. It is covered in green paper and furnished with student made furniture. Students study good health and vegetable cutting for bags. A Stanford Speller lesson and silhouette ship borders are mentioned. Third grade notes two kittenball beams and Harriet Samuelson was elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Mrs. Samuelson
Harriet Samuelson
Local farmers prepare for winter with hay and stock shifts
George Easton travels from Wessington Springs to gather hay for his brother while neighbors haul stock for winter. Albert Fry returns from South Dakota to help with corn, aided by his uncle Alfred Fry. Frosts affect late corn, sheep numbers rise, Roy Bliss silos under wet weather, and a busy social scene includes a church supper serving about 900.
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George’ Easton
Wessington Springs
D. D
Towa
Albert Fry
South Dakota
Alfred Fry
Roy Bliss
Shirley Lilly
Happy Hollow
Banks
Albert Schindel
Loretta Baumgartner
Sioux City
Roy Cassen
Ellendale Church
Leo Mansfield
Kerr
Akron
Frys
Guy Minor
Cy Knapp
Ames
Marjorie
Elsa Cassel
Westfield
Walter
Sweeney
Cassen
Walden Fry
Mr. Codd
Milnerville
Wallace Lilly
Halweg
Halwegs
Dreesten Place
Milner
Elsie Fry
Fry
Lynne Malmquist
Will Grant
Fremont
Nebraska
Clarence Nason
LeMars Hospital
Harry Nason
LeMars
Logan
Local Social and School News Amid Week's Happenings
Mrs. Guy Minor and helpers to host a meeting with plans to present further business. Visitors include Mrs. Paul Wilson and her mother Mrs. Annis Cramer. Hancock township P. T. A. convention notes and postponement due to rain. Mrs. H. L. Cooper elected Ban croft school P. T. A. president. Jessica Hathaway seeks medical care for a foot injury with no bones broken. Amos Brown and family and Mrs. Fred Waddle arrive home after travel. Dale Hunter attends Len Lamar funeral in Sioux City. Mrs. Lawrence Brown stays with her sister in Sioux City. Joe Wilson to return to hospital for a new cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Minor
Roy Cassen
Walden Pry
Paul Wilson
Annis Cramer
Milner
Hancock Township
Des Moines
Robert Hunter
H. L. Cooper
Dale Hunter
Bancroft School
P.T. A
Jessica Hathaway
Amos Brown
Fred Waddle
Waddle
Webster
Verndale
Minn
Sioux City
Pleasant Hill News Honor Visitors From Colorado Springs
A number of relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Olof Hotstad on Sunday afternoon to honor Mrs Tom Downey of Winner S D and her son Eldon Nixon and wife of Colorado Springs Colo who have been visiting relatives here the past week They left
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olof Hotstad
Tom Downey
Winner
8. D
Eldon Nixon
Colorado Springs
Colo
Local Notices From Spirit Lake Area
Monday visits planned for Spirit Lake residents as Mrs Downey hosts Charley Lowe and family before westward return. Mr and Mrs Clarence Andrews spent Friday with Emil Klemmie. Margaret Kerr and Mrs Tom Downey visited Russell Huff’s home last Thursday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Jack Koplin last week. Grandson Clarence celebrated sixteenth birthday with friends at Mrs Mike Krose’s home. Alfred Swanson family visited LeMars Sunday. Mrs Will Evieson called on Grandma Gardner last Wednesday. Pleasant Hill pupils enjoy two days off as teacher Miss Marjorie Holmaitist attends institute at Elk Point. Everett Mildred andy Avis Hensley visited Harvey Welch Sunday. Birthday cards urged for someone’s day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
Mike Krose
Clarence
Alfred Swanson
LeMars
Will Evieson
Union Creek
Grandma Gardner
Pleasant Hill School
Misa Marjorie Holmaitist
Elk Point
Oran
Everett
Mildred
Andy
Avis Hensley
Harvey’ Welch
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