Junior Senior Event and May Programs Detailed
The notes list upcoming events from Friday April 30 to Thursday May 6 including Junior Senior quartet events and a Baccalaureate on May 2 and a Grade School Program on May 4. It reports the Sophomore class presenting Dr Slewfoot and his Tyroubadours with Loren Lumsden as Dr Slewfoot and various musical acts and acts from the drama club. It also details the Junior Play and banquet funding, and lists numerous music acts and acts for the school program with names of students and instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Slewfoot
Loren Lumsden
Slewfoot
Bob Bennett
Wilkison
Rosalie Gooch
Peggy Head
Betty Powell
Fuller
Fanning
Lyle Jacobs
Marvin Abbott
Lyle
Mia Carlotta
Mary Smith
Gwendolyn Kelly
Ruth Mundell
Jeanne Woolf
John Bill Grice
J. W. Lumsden
James Creason
Ray Duane Peterson
Reading Circle Certificates For Five Pupils
Pupils including Gene Carter Valjean Gooch John Lee Robison Nola Jean Lay and Norma Holley will receive Reading Circle Certificates after completing Outside Reading Books. The group remains busy with spring program rehearsals kite flying and general work as school closes and parents are invited to next Tuesday night’s spring festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Carter
Valjean Gooch
John Lee Robison
Nola Jean Lay
Norma Holley
Spring Festival Night by Grade AA at School Auditorium
The Grade AA program presents a Spring Festival night on May 4 at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. The program includes a Grade Chorus and children's folk dance.
Community Notes From Roge s Include Visits and Visits
Miss Phyllis Bardon joined relatives in Quincy for a week long visit and returned Saturday. Several families shared weekend visits and travel updates including Mrs Alpha Lovell in Leavenworth with daughter Bethy, and Mrs Nellie Rogers who broke her ankle and was cast in Trenton. The community program at the school house Friday invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Bardon
Floyd Daniels
Quincy
Billy
Wilkerson
Oklahoma
Glen Collins
Gary
Vincent Collins
Alpha Lovell
Leavenworth
Kansas
Bethy Lovell
Nellie Rogers
Trenton
John Shatto
Milan
W. A. Reger
Chillicothe
Mary Tipton
Melvin Stephenson
George Carter
Tipton
Irvin Smith
Lyndell
Myrtle
Kansas City
J. D. Tunnel
Ada Smith
Clyde Dillinger
Kirksville
Earl Smith
Geo. Artz
Dillinger
Nebraska
J. D. Tunnell
Ernest Clements
Thelma Jean
Burlington
Roger
Humphreys
John Lewis
Local Readers Share Weekend Visits and Family News
County line items note Eugene Quigley, a U S Navy member, spending a few days with his parents. Visitors include Everett Crook shanks and Morris from Meadville and Chillicothe. Others shop in Milan while Irene Herbert visits from Kansas City and families host Easter gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Keithley spend Easter with Lay and Keithley family. George Jennings and relatives visit Quigley’s on Sunday. Phillips family visits Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Lambert
Lizzie Johnson
Mollie Cordray
R. B. Lambert
St. Petersburg
Fla
Camp Tyson
Tennessee
Robert Morrow
Anna Beth
Kansas City
R. M. Calhoun
Meadville
Charley
Dorothy Chambers
Purdin
Helen Maggart
Milan
J. J. Smith
Mary
Joe Nevins
Rachel Nevins
John Quigley
Eugene
U. S. Navy
Everett Crookshanks
Morris
Chillicothe
Bertha Jennings
Virginia Morris
Esther Jennings
Irene Herbert
Walter Crooks
Everett Keithley
O. L. Lay
Keithley
George Jennings
Laverne
Omi “Phillips
Kenneth Jennings Arid
Johnson District Community Notes Of Milan Area
Johnson District weekly notes record visits by Ira and Porter Sayre to Milan households and guests Richard Sehobe with Jimmy Ball. Local events include Hereford Breeders Association luncheon in Milan and a boys in service meeting. Clubs report Happy Workers and Home Workers meetings with Red Cross work and a large all day gathering March 1th led by Mrs. Janehe Murrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Sayre
Porter Sayre
Milan
Orlen
Gail Harris
Richard Sehobe
Jimmy Ball
Wiley Taylor
Hereford Breeders Association
Fred Watson
J.A. Browning
Manna Reece
Iowa
Orlen Harris
Doris
Happy Workers Club
Faye Taylor
Local Club Meeting Schedules May 138th Comfort Project
A reading and reporting session followed a meal as the club met at two o'clock. Members present included Kathryn Maude Mrs Wolf Lizzie Martha Myrtle Blanche Pearl Tressie with visitors Charley Tate Colene Wolf and baby brother. Upcoming plans assign Martha as reading chair and Myrtle as child development leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Workers Club
Janehe Murrell
Red Cross
Blanche
Tressie
Lizzie
Pearl
Myrtle
Martha
Bob
Jerry Smith
Kathryn Taylor
Reading
Maude Wolf
Waltz
Kathryn
Maude
Mrs. Wolf
Charley Tate
Colene Wolf
Baby Brother
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uet
Merilee Kelly
Norene Brookshier
Wilma Bagley
Sue Bennett
Edward Eliott
Nellie Powell
Marjorie Knifong
Beva Jean Cox
Helen Falconer
Will—Laverne Jennings
Marjorie Sephenson
Room
Room II
Ruth Ann
Kenneth
Ronald
Shirley
Joe
Rita
Roxie
Eva Doris
Mary Helen
Cynthia
Donald Nevins
Joan
Marilyn
Jerry
Donald Jean
Helen
James
J. D
Herman
Jimmie
Janet
Nona
Bonnie
Lucille
Linn County
Fuhrman
Distret
North Salem
Betty Deskins
Revan Jennings
James McCollum
Dickinson
Arlin DeVore
Mundell
Helen Johns
Junior Mundell
Ellis Murrell
Charles
Joseph Belcher
Fairview
Margaret Tromerhouser
Carole Sayers
Bonnie Betz
William Thomas
West Liberty
Betty Jo Shafer
Clarice Seward
Jackson Center
Laura May
Norma Gooch
Light
Norris Sparks
Wayne Ludwig
Elizabeth Cooper
Pierce
Norelie Taylor
Dorothy Zimmerman
Andrew Johnson
Frances Moore
Charles Pulliam
Lloyd Moore
Gooch
Kathryn Solene Thudhum
Emma _ Perrin
Norma Cassady
Warren
Wilma Briggs
Osage
Eddie Bailey
Roy Simpson
Wilma Stone
Oak Dale
Geraldine Denny
Bernie Briggs
Henry Gupton
Jimmie Coulson
McClure
Kathleen Buswell
Burch
Hazel Clawson
Madeline Farrenkoph
George Hayen
Lavern Demerst
Francis Stanley
Kenneth Wilson
Glen Jerome
Jale
George, Jennings, Junior
Morris Crookshanks
Johnson District
Central Co-Operative
Sargent
Johnson
Armstrong
Zenith Radios
Folger’s
Maxwell House
Lee
Bon-Ami
Lighthouse
Skeena Ug
Meat Department
Cloverbloom
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