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Community Notes From Reed Point and Nearby
Reed Point residents hosted visitors over Sunday and Monday at the Carlton home. Chester Fraser shows a new Overland touring car bought Monday. Perry Moler accompanied Miss Leone Grady to Countryman Creek school Wednesday morning and will stay awhile. Mrs. Sylvia Cole and baby arrived Friday from Park City to visit and see the Senior play. Quarantine lifted from John Rash, Harold Mosiers and E J Bond families last week after scarlet fever recovery. A cloudburst on Countryman Creek Thursday forced Rural Carrier Williams to finish routes by horseback borrowed from patrons. The Seniors presented A Poor Married Man to a packed house Friday, praised for staging. The irrigation ditch west of Reed Point broke Friday night, near a new railroad culvert, nearly flooding but saving town. Tuesday marked school closing, with picnics and eighth grade class day Saturday. the play Dr Cure-all drew a large crowd with musical numbers by Violet Lamb and Gladys Wagner. Monday evening featured graduation class day, the first to graduate from the high school, with notable numbers and diplomas by Dean Hamilton and Prof C E M Bauer. Wednesday was faculty leaving day as Alma Cloyd, Esther Nelson, and Signy Wallum accompanied Beulah Manis to her homestead for a vacation. The final Commencement exercises Tuesday evening saw Dean Hamilton address education and the diplomas presented to Margaret and Luthens Beunapeld, Alice Guthrie, Myrtle Ostenson, Carl Findley, and Ralph Imley. Community wishes go with the graduates.