Graduates Step Out Into World at Jonal High School
A large 14 member class at Jonal High School concluded studies with a Saturday evening ceremony. Dr Foods Gault, president of the University of South Dakots, urged lifelong growth under the motto Always Higher while Rev A Jamieson and Rev I A. Misel offered benediction. An eighth grade promotion capped the night with 24 diplomas presented by board president W F McQuitty, featuring speeches on education, morality, and spiritual training.
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Jonal High School
Mumaber
Foods Gault
University of South Dakots
Hazal Welseh
Orne Ower
Ida Bower
Ella Woolridge
Eisie Tones
Gladys Wesley
Mesars
Lynn C Castle
Emery Hinkhouse
E.R. Mitchell
Ourhich
Fenny McQuitty
Florence Manning
Bernice Coon
Bethel Smith
Fannie McQuitty
Martin Cobb
Endorsement Letter Praises George Ward for Iowa Legislature
A farmer and stock raiser writes from Des Moines praising George Ward of Sioux City for his past work as chairman of the Animal Industry committee. He urges Ward to run again in Woodbury County, arguing legislators with agricultural understanding are needed and predicting Ward’s strong chance of nomination if he campaigns this year.
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Henry Wallace
Wallace
George
Ward
Woodbury County
Wallice
Des Moines
Iowa
Geo. BE Ward
Sioux City
Sire
Northwestern
Committee of Animal Industry
Methodists Vote to Build New and Handsome Church
At a meeting of the Methodist Episcopal church in Correctionville Iowa last Friday evening it was voted to proceed with a new church building. Plans have been drawn and the present church dating from the early period is being offered for sale. The new structure will cost about $2000 with around $5000 already subscribed. Local business men and farmers support the project. Rev R D Acheson leads the campaign. Sealed bids for the old church building are invited with rights reserved to reject any bid.
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Methodist Episcopal
Correctionville
Wa Hewimg
R. D. Acheson
Walter Torbet
Ida Grove
Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Orson D. Castle
Copeland Urges Support In County Supervisor Bid
Supervisor E G Copeland writes to Third District voters detailing county gains under his two terms. He cites tax collector establishment enriching treasury, banks paying interest on county deposits, debt cut from over 600000 to about 200000, and increased county wealth, urging support for renomination on June 7. Copeland notes limited space prevents fuller achievements and underscores experience.
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Board of Supervisors
Monona
Lave
Lau
Ther
E. C. Copeland
Copeland
As Associaton
Oar Rapids
Correctionvilly News
Teaching Staff Set for Major Changes in Correctionville
Teaching staff at Correctionville schools will change next year with several resignations. Miss Magdalena Carpenter will teach in Rugby, North Dakota. Miss Florence Bradshaw to Dows Iowa. Miss Florence Manning to Des Moines. Miss Lillian Smith to Cedar Falls. Mrs Gertrude Bryan visiting New Sharon. Miss Meacham and Miss Rhodes, plus Leslie Miller, remain. salaries cited as main reason for exodus. Mrs Bryan visiting parents in New Sharon.
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Correctionville
Magdalena Carpenter
Florence Manning
Lillian Smith
Florence Bradshaw
Jenn Strohm
Gertrude Bryan
Meacham
Sara Rhodes
Leslie Miller
Supt. Smith
Miss Rhodes
Grinnell
Carpenter
Fargo
N. D
Rugby
N.D
Bradshaw
Dows
Misa Manning
Des Moines
Cedar Falla
Bryan
New Sharon
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Oderheimer, Stein & Co. Makers
California
J. W. Overholser
George Hirschman
Young Stallions
Chamberlain
Yookey
Geo. Ward
Ox.perlened
Nou
M. 5
Thompson
E. G. Copeland
Bailey State Bank
F.W. Woodruff
THE
W.T. Joyce CO
R. J. Pattison
Rapalee Marble & Granite Works
West Seventh St
Sioux City, Iowa
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