Grammar School Notes Report School Programs and Trips
Grammar School notes describe an eighth grade newspaper project, student staff organization, and emphasis on spelling and writing. It covers Armistice Day activities, Education Week program plans, teacher courses, a Europe trip recap by Miss Edwards, and upcoming events in November and December including a teachers institute, quince of exams, and student achievements in typing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxton
Los Angeles
la Foliette
Coolidge
Davis
Teacher’s Institute
San Bernardino
Mountain
Edwards
Asst. Co. Supt
County Superintendent urges schools to observe education week
San Bernardino California October 29 1924 Principals and Teachers Dear Friends: starting Monday November 17 and ending Sunday November 23 a program prepared by the American Legion the National Education Association and the United States Bureau of Education is offered as a suggestive guide to universal educational changes. The aim is for at least one session on education and citizen responsibility. Parents should visit schools and understand the effort. Consider publishing student articles if a local paper exists. Sincerely Ida M Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfe
Ervade School
Smitheram
Miss Longfellow
American Tnion
National Education Association
United States Bureau of Education
San Bernardino County
Dear Friends
American Legion
Schoors
Personal Greeting Card Drive Runs This Christmas Season
Community printer offers sample designs for personal greeting cards and invites individuals to visit the office to select or customize cards for sending holiday wishes.
Miriam Hewitt Joins As Freshman Transfer At School
Miriam Hewitt is the new freshman transfer from Huntington Park joining the high school. Enrollment now stands as the largest in the history of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Hewitt
Huntington Park
Freshman Mighty Grade Beats Freshmen Boys in Friday Game
School progress notes show continued interest in B U I 8 and former pupils. Visitors this week include Miss Ruby Wilson Mrs W Brooks Albert Hill Russell Riley and several Hill family members. A new record for southern California naval oranges was set as a Highland district car passed through Barstow en route east aboard Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Wilson
W. Brooks
Lucy Wilson
Albert Hill
Russell Riley
McCauley
G. M. Hill
Mabel Hill
Southern California
Highland District
Barstow
Santa Fe
Notice for Public Publication of Desert Land Claim
Department of the Interior notice from Los Angeles dated Oct 2 1934 states Frederick W Palliser of Palliser California filed to prove final Desert Land Claim No 021070 for measurement ME1 4 Sec 84 Tp 9N R BW SB M. The final proof is set for Nov 23 1924 at 9 am before the U S Land Office Register and Receiver. Witnesses named include C L Herrington L Emerson Mrs Annie Pennycook and Frank S Kozlevear. Dudley B Valentine Register. Non coal no withdrawals Oct 28724 to Nov 20 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
Calif
Palliser
California
S.B.M
U.S. Land Office
Charles L. Herrington
Gool
Lewis S. Emerson
Cal
Annie Pennycook
Frank S. Kozlevear
Dudley
Valentine
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Wilmington
Panama Canal
Washington
Mt. Vernon
New York
Ireland
Scotland
London
Westminister Abbey
Holland
Belgium
Edith Cavell
France
Paris
Louvre
Miss Edwards
Edwars
Board of Trustees
Jack Topping
Francis Walton
Kelly
E. A. Farrington
Missiah Haynes
Lewis Haynes
Winifred Mills Knapp
Presho
South Dakota
Office OF the County Superintendent OF Schools
Ida M. Collins
Barstow Cafe
Felix Piltz
A. P. King
Pete
House OF Good Movies
Barstow Auditorium
Harrison Ford
Ethel Shannon
Wm. Morris
Clara Bow
Hollywood
Hunchback OF Notre Dame
Bryant Washburn
Happy Vale
Henry
Ing
Ser Co
S and W
Dillingham Bros
Hop
Marvins
Murphy Bros
Ludlow
Stagg
P.O
Ford and
Fordson
George Vick
Linco
Cess
San Bernardino Valley Bank
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