Bodies Of Those Who Died In France Come To States
On November 29 75 American soldiers returned from Siberia to the United States aboard the Roosevelt arriving at Hoboken for quarantine and a memorial on the pier. The bodies bound for Detroit and other midwestern cities were carried ashore with honors including 71 gun salute and a special train to Pennsylvania Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
New York
Hoboken
Siberia
Siberian
Roosevelt
Kane
Macom
United States
Michigan
Canon
Governor’s Island
Detroit
Pennsylvania Station
Middle West
High School Announces Temporary Girls Team and Debating Plans
The regular after school practice on Tuesday November 26 selected eight girls Gertrude Conwell Nettie Rudd Florence Overfelt Theresa Morstein Averil Gooney Alice Scyphers Bonnie Ewan and Marjorie Schallock for the temporary girls team from 25 hopefuls. Mrs Deegan calls all debaters to her room the same day about 12 attended mostly boys. A basketball game with Reed Point is scheduled for Friday December 6 with both boys and girls teams. The Jesters progress on The Teeth of the Gift Horse for carnival with a cast of Sigrid Strand Flo Netty Hrusa Anse Ida Patterson Aunt Marietta Marjorie Milsap Devian Blake Katie Alice Patterson and more. Admission will be 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Conwell
Nettie Rudd
Florence Overfelt
Theresa Morstein
Averil Gooney
Alice Scyphers
Bonnie Ewan
Marjorie Schallock
Reed
Siz
Sigrid Strand
Jesters
Margaret McKensie
Alice Peterson
Paul Snyder
Odd Farm Shop Gathering Prompts School Wrecking Exercise
A group led by Mr. Schump and 17 physics students gathered by the farm shop Wednesday at 10:80 to study wrecker operation. The class later planned a carnival mock event for December 7 and a fishpond donation drive led by Miss Hoileau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schump
Liheratury
Public School Attendance and Honor Roll Totals
Attendance for November ranged from 96.5 to 97.9 across grades with grade three given a holiday. The honor roll added several students across grades eight seven six five, led by Mary Fallang and Elsie Ellingsen with top scores above 90 including multiple 90s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fallang
Adeline Ellison
Evelyn
Audrey Dahl
Anna Loftsgaarden
Dorothy Roukema
Harry Kellogg
Imogene Curtis
Patricia Bryan
Margaret Clouse
George Adams
Vonne Huschye
Maxine Traver
June Johnson
Universities Falling Back In Attendance
Washington reports a slowdown in higher education growth with only a 2 percent rise in enrollment for the year among approved Association of American Universities schools. Commissioner Cooper notes signs of stabilization, a high school enrollment dip, and rising financial support stressing quality of work and new instructional methods amid broader use of visual destruction in classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Cooper
Office of Education
Secretary of the Interior
Association of American Universities
Education Office
Land classification urged to be state run by Hoover panel
The commission urged states to conduct land classification themselves for unreserved public lands. Hoover outlined three key questions on grazing value decline water supply risk and conservation of oil coal and other resources with Garfield predicting completion by midwinter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
White House
Wilbur
Garfield
Interior Department
Publc
Church notices and public summons from Montana page
Church ser vices listed for S Mark s Episcopal Joseph s Cath church Big Timber Evangelical and Glasston parish activities including Sunday School prayer meetings and bazaars. Also a legal summons in district court of Montana Sweet Grass County listing heirs and parties seeking to quiet title to lands in Big Timber with instruction to answer within twenty days and dates of publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Mark's Episcopal Church
Frank Durant
Evangelical
Churehen
Andrew Roukema
Big Timber Church
Cheistian Endeavor
Ladies’ Aid
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Montana
Sweet Grass
Susie Tintinger Dodge
Gallatin Valley Natrowel Bank
Joany
John W. Davis
Guarrie L. Davis
George O. Davis
Maude Davis
Ela Davis
Sena J. Davis
A. C. Davis
Gathering Oavis
Sam
L L. Davis
E. J. Mo
Ant Helen Mo
State of
Gallatin Valley National Hiah
Cache L. Davis
George C. Davis
E. A. Davis
Nina LB. Davis
C. 0. Davis
Catherine Davis
Saint. Davis
E. I. Mo
Helen Mo
Pig Timber
Yellowstone
Big Timber
Emala B. Rees
M. Lamp
High Timber
New Commission On Public Domain Faces Early Debates
The Hoover appointed Commission on conservation and public domain reform met for its first session in Washington. Chairman James R. Garfield planned an estimated budget and committee assignments for studying turning surface rights to the states. Oregon’s E C Van Patten argued for a new reclamation act, while New Mexico’s H O Barsum estimated state profits of 200 000 dollars annually. Olympia’s R K Tiffany reported resigning as state hydraulic engineer over governor opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commission of Conservation and Administration of the Public Domain
Hoover
James R. Garfield
E. C. van Patten
Oregon
H. O. Barsum
New Mexico
R. K. Tiffany
Olympia
Wash
Governoe of
Wye
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raider of the Deep
Otsego
Pring Eitel Frederich
William P. Frye
Seattle
Commercial
Joseph’s Cathelic Church
Drolet
Glasston Church
the Church of Goddames
J. Martin
M. A. Lowe
Letheran Church
Hev
A. Holbeck
A. Lowry
Miller Roe
Arnold Johnson
Wednesley
Bear Creek
Ceal
R. A. Traver
Electric Shoe Shop
Geo. Mosby
HIG Timber Hospital
Florence McDonald
R. C. Overland
Me Tissber
Monta
Reem
Thompson Bird Livingston
Montane
V. V. Logan
Optometry
Garnier
Miles Block
Livingston
Grand Hotel
L. H. Townsend
Ostropatry—Oguteterg
Mascule Bldg
A. P. Coleary, M. D
Commercial Bank
J. J. Gallagher
D. Claiborn
Gig Timber
L. W. Baskett
Montasa Power Co
Biesk
Mentas