School Teachers for Next Year All Chosen
Correctionville High announces the full teaching staff for the coming year. New instructors include Mary Coldren, Wave Conkling, Mabel McMullen, Vera Richardson, Annabelle Vorlock, Iren Clark, Ada Dew, and eight graders entering the high school program. The board aims for a prosperous year with a large, qualified corps and continued chorus work.
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Uwe
Uist
Moss Mary Coldren
Wes Moines
Sever Chicago
Wave Conkling
Ingsley
Grinke
Mabel McMullen
Neola
Erate
Vera Hichardson
Webster City
Moss Annabelle Vorlock
Garner
Iren Clark
Seranio
Badr Dew
Fawa
Altle
Altaule
M. H. Hassel
Correctionville
W. CL Xystrom
Lavenberg
Adaline Esser
Manning
Ka Goddman
Howard
South Dakota
Vashti McCeeery
Bryn Mawr
Penna
Supt. Hassel
Memorial Day Observance Weathered? By Wet Conditions
Memorial Day activities were disrupted by unusually heavy rain last Saturday. The cemetery procession was abandoned while the afternoon program in the opera hall drew a near full house. Rev M Spacht offered a prayer and Miss Mabel Dunton performed Break the News to Mother with Miss Manford as accompanist. A dramatic reading and a patriotic lesson were followed by an address from Attorney WH Walling of Anthon applauded as a highlight. The benediction was by Rev J A Campbell. On Thursday evening the high school graduation celebration featured games, refreshments, and a musical contest. Miss Meacham received a prize amid a social hour for the senior class.
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Clarence Woolridge
Campbell
Antl Bles
Loisetta Stubbs
Dora Greiner
Watt
Edison
Alice Penn
Lyle Stribley
Mass
Ronald Randolph
John Winn
Betl
Castile
Bath
WH. DB
Walling
Anthon
Wailing
J. A. Campbell
Winn
High School Factus
Hassel
Moh Spurgeon
Co Heme
Strass
Miss Meacham
Ivory
Hanis
Randolph
Weather Forecast and Report for Upper Mississippi Valley Week
Weekly weather forecast issued from Washington D C for the Upper Mississippi Valley and surrounding area for the week starting June 2 1915 notes generally fair conditions with local rains in the north and a gradual rise above normal temperatures. The prior week ending May 31 1935 was wet and cool with heavy rainfall across many locales, two inches or more in parts, causing river floods and crop damage while benefiting pastures and gardens. corn planting delayed and replanting likely. Geo M Chappel director reports two days of clear warm weather to conclude the period.
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Mississippi Valley
Staten
U. S. Weather Boreal
Washington, D.C
Prijay
Raitt
Indys
Union County
Geo. M. Chappel
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