School News Highlights Lyceum Plans and Class Activities
Public school notes celebrate football support and upcoming Interstate Lyceum courses with Everett Cutler and Helen Griffin. theater, magic, and lectures planned. Sophomores sell season tickets as freshmen and younger grades share classroom projects, weather study, and museum-like science work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Interstate Lyceum
Everett Cutler
Helen Griffin
al Pearsall
Russell
Lyceum
Frye Company
Henry Black Burns
Perfect Attendance List for September
A historical record lists students achieving perfect attendance across classes from Kindergarten to Seventh Grade. Names include Jay Groves and Kathleen Bogan in Kindergarten, Minnie Brown and Leonard Cour in First Grade, Elmer Anderson and Beatrice Davis in Third Grade, Jo Bruckart in Fourth Grade, Bernard Ackerman in Sixth Grade, Eunice Bicknell in Seventh Grade, among many others across teachers and grades. The list emphasizes consistent punctuality and absence-free participation for the month.
Sun’s Immensity And Earth Moon Fit Inside the Sun
A Scientific American note states the sun is so vast that Earth and Moon could be lined up three times through its center without reaching its surface. The article emphasizes the sun’s enormous size relative to planets and their orbits.
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Earth
Moon
Scientific American
Local social notes list visits and chores around Hamilton Center
Mr and Mrs Anstom Mitchell spent Sunday at James McGuire s. Mr and Mrs Dan Price and daughters Mista and Neva visited Charles Manwaring. Mr and Mrs Jerry Price and Miss Ethel and Beatrice Price visited Mrs Price s mother. Charles Adelblue went to Saginaw returning Sunday with Charles Manwaring handling chores. Marvel Rauch Ella Adelblue and Gurnith Sauntman spent Saturday together. Clark Lowell and Roy Shamel from Flint and Otis Shamel family from Winegar plus Mrs Shamel s mother visited Hamilton Center. Doris Foutch of Smith Creek teaches Hamilton No 5 this year. M 8 Churchill and daughter Gladys visited Monroe. Wm Perry and family away. Jay Rauch Elis Sersaw visited Flint with Lorenzo Sersaw doing chores. Years Price home from Flint Sunday. George Dunn of Flint and George Dunn of Grout called on Mrs Byron Lyons and son Frederick.
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Dan Price
Mista
Neva
Charles Manwarings
Jerry Price
Ethel
Beatrice Price
Wm. Perry
Jay Rauch
Elis Sersaw
Flint
Lorenzo Sersaw
Price
George Dunn
Grout
Byron Lyons
Frederick
Woman Seeks Accommodation Tales From Dallas News Item
Tillie Clinger notes difficulty securing lodging while traveling. She asks if the pastor may be entertained at the landlady's home. The landlady replies cautiously, unsure if the arrangement would be proper.
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Tillie Clinger
Dallas News
Velvet Coats Move From Evening to Daytime Wear
The article highlights velvet coats for daytime use ranging from simple to elaborate furred models. A deep blue coat features dyed Fitch fur, sun burst tucking in the diagonal fastenings and distinctive fur cuff treatments.
Crown of Catherine II: Russia’s most valued royal regalia
The Crton crown from 1762, created for Catherine II by jeweler Bauzie, is described as the most valuable and interesting of all Russian crowns. It has been used at the coronation of every Russian ruler since Catherine.
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Catherine II
Catharine
Russia
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