Public schools push to preserve Hawaiian tongue in classes
In Honolulu the public schools are offering Hawaiian language courses to prevent English from becoming slang and to keep the native tongue alive across many schools.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1936
Page
10
In Honolulu the public schools are offering Hawaiian language courses to prevent English from becoming slang and to keep the native tongue alive across many schools.
Railroad shares slipped on the New York Stock Exchange with the main list turning irregular. United States Steel down about one point, other rails and oil, manufacturing, utility and copper issues slipping modestly. Wool and produce prices noted with variable bids and government bonds quoted.
Herbert Craig, a parolee from Athens County Common Pleas Court, is held in Urbana City Jail on a bad checks charge. Court officials plan to send him to the Ohio Penitentiary as an Athens County prisoner. Deputies arrested Carl Lanning for intoxication. Albert Romine remains jailed in Athens County for failing to post a $300 bond on a cow theft charge from Pleasant Hill.
Dick Milne, son of D Y Milnne of Logan, leads a Sandusky church league team that captured the pennant for the first half of the season ending this week. Milne previously lived in Logan. Also noted is Logan Kiwanis Club’s intercity meet in Lancaster and a California archery club practicing mounted archery.
Pittsburgh market shows hogs steady to higher across weights 160 to 300 pounds, with top prices near 10.65 for select 160-200 lb hogs and 10.45-10.50 for 225-250 lb ranges. Cattle and calves mostly steady, grass-fed steers weaker, fat cows and bulls varying. sheep and lambs active with spring lambs around 11.25 to 12.00, bucks down, yearlings uneven. Parkerburg and regional markets report slow cattle outlets, with veal and hogs posting mixed gains and losses across classes.
Jame Bright filed a battery assault charge against Warren Scott. Deputy Sheriff Newton and Nellis Smith detained Scott Monday evening. Scott allegedly struck Bright on Saturday night. He will be arraigned before Magistrate 5 B Whinehart.
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