Adams High Annex Proposal Affects Washington High Vision
The Onslow school board heard superintendent Arthur C. Deamer propose using Adams School as an annex to Washington High. He cited declining Adams and Jackson enrollments and overcrowding at Washington, suggesting extending Tyler boundary to Eighth Avenue and moving Adams students to Jackson, freeing Adams for Washington classes. No action was taken. report filed for further study. Also, Earl Lee Kelley of California and Mrs. Kelley visited Onslow, noting his roles and Republican convention travel.
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Adams School
Washington High School
Board of Education
Arthur C. Deamer
Deamer
Adams and
Jackson
Washington
Tyler
Eighth Avenue
Adams
Jackson School
Adams Building
Onslow
Earl Lee Kelley
Redding
Calif
Kelley
Ella Orr
State Highway Commission
Tax Reductions Bureau of California
Chicago
E. E. Rothrock
New York City
Lewis Mansfield
Miss Rosebud
Camilla Hoffman
Howard W. Clements
Martelle
Cedar Rap- Anthony
Limback
Forest McCook
Louis Forrey
St. Mary’s
Kan
Opha Augustine
Tearful Brooding And Advice From Miss Manners
Inez mourns a great loss and dwells on the past. A neighbor offers unsolicited guidance causing friction. Miss Manners counsels ignoring the advice and maintaining one’s own approach to home and family. A reader asks about a girlfriend’s same line flattery and how to handle a dreamy relationship.
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Inez
Miss Manners
School Calendar for Year Prepared
The board of education approved a three day holiday extension under the public school calendar. Schools open September 6 and close June 9. Thanksgiving spans two days. Armistice Day and Washington's Birthday are half days. First semester ends January 20. The calendar lists Labor Day September 5, N E T A meeting September 30, Armistice Day November 11, Thanksgiving November 24 25, Christmas December 22 January 1, Washington's Birthday February 22, Easter vacation April 10 14, Memorial Day May 30.
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Board of Education
Washington
Theaters Showcase Four Films and Stars in Route
Paramount screens Merrily We Go To Hell with Fredric March, Ann Harding headlines Westward Passage at Iowa theater, Tim McCoy stars in Texas Cyclone at Rialto, and Renate Muller appears in The Office Girl at State.
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Paramount
Fredric March
Iowa
Ann Harding
Rialto
Tim McCoy
Texas
Renate Muller
Cedar Rapids News Highlights June 21 1922
A Cedar Rapids paper for June 21 1922 reports Mrs. E J C Bealer killed by a street car on Grande Avenue. Marriages include Bernice Guilford with Claude E Van Ness and Ruth Harrison with Edward Den Adel. New industries added Cedar Rapids Basket Co and Piper Grain Milling Co. Other items note injuries and accidents, a fatal burn, and planned race-judges.
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E. J. C. Bealer
Cedar Rapids
Grande Avenue
Bernice Guilford
Claude E. van Ness
Percy Nickless
Rudolph Borecky
Rock Island
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids Basket Company
Burlington
Piper Grain and Milling Company
Ruth Harrison
Edward James den Adel
Pella
Harrison
W. M. Evans
Sinking funds urged for Texas school treasuries
J. K. Beretta proposes a sinking fund plan for public schools in San Antonio to fund a $550,000 teacher payroll. The method would add a yearly sum to a reserve, building a fund to operate the system for a year, potentially over six to ten years and reduce bank borrowing tied to uncertain tax receipts.
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San Antonio
Tex
Treasuries
J. K. Beretta
Beretta
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Mary Manners
Tinue
Sally
29Th Street
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Pn the Review
Iowa Theatre
Neil Hamilton
Ralph Bellamy
Gilbert Roland
Riako
Luckies
O. K. America
N. B. G Networks
THE
Mary A. Pudil
University of Chicago
Elmer Stainbrook
Frank Tisher
Smith
First Avenue
Kroulik
Cleveland School
Pageant OF Gold
R. R. Travis
Monster
Ubangi Savages
Tel Congo
Gen’s
Lyman’s
Grand Hotel
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