Public Dances Denounced by Supt Smith in Correctionville Talk
The Correctionville audience heard Superintendent Bunth of Willy High School denounce public hall dances as a major evil undermining order and decency in schools. He urged curriculum must fit the boy and highlighted high eighth grade and senior class education levels, with plans for a manual training department funded by state aid. The event included a choral program and references to local graduates and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunth
Correction- Willy High School
Professor Smith
United States
Hal
Correctionville
Boxard
J. A. Campbell
A. Jamieson
Ecclesiastes
Lucile Edmunds
Memorial Memorial Day program and services in Correctionville
Memorial services are planned for Sunday with a front pew seating for veterans families and officers. The program includes hymns prayers and readings, Lincoln Gettysburg address, and an evening sermon. Decoration Day activities feature a parade drum corps and band, with transport for elderly veterans and a post-cemetery program at the opera house. An auto auction last Saturday yielded several vehicle sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correctionville
G. AR. Post
W. Ft. C
Soldiers’ Mound
Morningside
E. C. Logan
Lincoln
Mafion Ferris
Simg
America
Eagle Call
Opera House
Jamieson
Kimunés
Hall
Cobb and van Houten
Reading
Barris
Edmunds
Cobb
Mersers
Young
Rowse
Woolridge
Meadames
Coos
Howse
Ter
Kurtreiter
Fifteen Bright Young People on Threshold at Graduation
Fifteen bright and hopeful youths will graduate from the local high school with commencement exercises at the opera house tomorrow night. The program includes songs, solos, and a diplomas presentation by Dr. W. F. McQuinty, with Rev. M. D. Bush delivering the address and Rev. J. A. Campbell offering the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
M.D. Bush
Mabel Danton
Frances Wetmore
Clarence Woolridge
Fielding Cobb
Pagama Canal
Fred ©. Carrington
Nellie van Houten
Glenn E. Barto
Lewis B. Woolridge
Eva Ireiga Barton
Dorothy Loyd Morris
Harriet Rosalie Leonard
Quartetla
Miserere
Mabel Dunton
Fielding Coli
Emma Belle
Southwell
Lawrence B. Young
Henry Olson
City of Desire
Ethal M. Casey
Buck
Roy McCormick
Albert H. Wordag
Quartette
Mabdell Winton
Lloyd Peek
Rogers Morris
George
Pratt Southwell
Max Howard Smith
W. F. McQuinty
J. A. Campbell
M. D. Bush
Gladys Baker
MacQuitty
Boys
Old Brigade
Viola Burges
Ralph Carrington
Paul Castle
Raymond Dubois
Lloyd Copeland
Howard Dunn
Edna Fairchild
Wilbur Hansbarger
Homer Jacobs
Marguerita Jorgenson
Lillian McCormick
Viola Mab
Carl Mitchell
Gale Robbins
Ernest Schoeckroth
Wilbur Seeley
Walter Sims
Amma Shott
Geneva Skinner
William Smith
Ira Smithwick
President and Mrs McQuitty Host School Board Gathering
On a Friday evening at Dr and Mrs McQuittys home a pleasant company gathered to honor the board of education and schol officials. The program included a fashionable guessing game, progressions across five tables, musical interludes by Violinist Mrs Thompeon and others, with refreshments served in four courses and guests offering toasts and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompeon
Weed
Prof
Bimth
Messrs
E. C. Schmeckiels
D. C
T Mumford
Sheats, O
Riordan
W. HH. Thompee
MD. Smith
Mies Marthe Mecham
Martha Powell
Contract Set for New High School Building
Dames P. Riddle of Creighton Nebraska has been awarded the contract to erect the new high school building here. The contract price includes heating plant and work will begin at once with completion by October 15 next. The school district voted 16000 for the project. The bid came in above the limit and changes were made to specifications to reduce efficiency. The board met Thursday evening to discuss agreed changes and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dames P. Riddle
Creighton
Neb
Beep
Board of Education
Holstein Area Schools and Town News Recap
Local schools announce graduations with Holstein and Sloan each planning classes of nine and seven respectively. Ida Grove and Schleswig schools discuss athletics and staffing while town leaders update on fire department efforts and public infrastructure. Notable deaths, bridge collapse, and postmaster postings anchor a wide county update.
County Roads Chosen In Woodbury County Plan
County supervisors chosen 210 miles of roads to form the start of a new county road system in Woodbury. Roads include Hawkeye from Sioux City to Cushing via Moville Correctionville, Correctionville to Pierson, Anthon to Correctionville, Sioux City to Sloan area, Dennison cut off, Climbing Hill to Danbury, Genese to Sioux City line, and Luton to Denison cut off. Culverts to be built this year with grading to follow next year. township trustees to manage other roads, bridges, and culverts. County lacks a county engineer. state highway commission has final say on road matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correctionville
Board of Supervisors
Woodbury County
Copeland
Hawkeye
Sioux City
Cushing
Moville
Correc-ionville
Pierson
Copelang
John Borah
Copetland
Borah
Anthon
Pinto Hill
George A. Halley Named Town Founder and Leader
The essay praises George A. Halley for bringing first aid to Krexion ile, establishing the bank, leading as a long time head with his name attached, and shaping civic life through politics, church, school, library, and philanthropy. It notes his enduring influence as a counselor and promoter of community progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krexionile
Tom
Jim
Renoes
George A. Halley
Popular School Teachers Given Surprise Party
A group of Correctionville's popular teachers Hallie Merritt Hoestey Mae Wetmore hosted a surprise party at Wetmore's home last Thursday evening. Guests included Misses Helen Stroke Marfatt Thom Mamie ONeill Vous Ryan Bath Prahl Beesis Leonard Barma Horsley Yallie Merritt Rae Wetmore and many others with Mr and Mrs Gay Conklin Nevers Hutchinson Dr H B White Eric Showtz Elmer MID Herbert Carter Ray Thom and Lew Jones of Movil visiting Saturday at Dow James home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Merritt Aed Mma
Hoestey
Correctionville
Flae Wetmore
Fawes
Convertation
Wusic
Helen Stroke
Marfatt, Thom
Mamie O'Neill
Vous Ryan
Story of Black Hawk told at Congregational church
Miss Ruth Van Syck, a Columbia graduate, presented The Story of Black Hawk to a near full church audience. Solos by Lazile Edmunds and Stac Wetmore delighted listeners, with Mary Burris, Marie Petty, and Ferm Coon singing The Littles Pink Parasol. The event supported by WCTUL and Loyal Temperance Legion organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hock
Ruth van Sycc
Columbia School of Expression
Lazile Edmunds
Stac Wetmore
Mary Burris
Marie Petty
Ferm Coon
Migg- van
Svoc
Worfs
Loyal Temperance Legion
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Supt. Smith
Wee. Baker Post
G. A. Random Beker
W. KR. C
Ide Grove High School
Gettysburg
Lynn Castle
Mate Quartette
Hyman
Amertca
Epworth League
Rae Wetmore
Lynm Castle
Abe
State Bank
C. Host
Lew Jones
Meville
Tee
Ambrew Ervin
Pretoon
Grover Clark
Betytetn
Abéorevs
McQuire
Helstein
M. E. Church
Siljhoner
Pres
Mrs. McQuitty
Scmobl
Mesgeroie
Beeen
Sed
Oscar Cas Us
Ringelly Setunday
Brtumble
Holstein High School
Sloan High School
Onawa
Sloan
Bame
Ida Grove
Ris Chy
Quimby
Chive Whitney
Hawley Smith
Lloyd Rissling
Eraema Mahoney
Emma Lickigs
Holstein
Masonic Temple
Sac County Baseball League
Sac’ City
Pleasant Prairie
Schaller
Auburn
Lake View
Northside
Early
Wall Lake
Hugh Roberts
Mear Spencer
James Halloran
the Sun
Smithland
W. BE. Baker
C. W. Davis
Harlow L. Erskine
Monona County
Treasury Department
Washington
Woodbury-Monone +itch
Harwick
Nebraska Construc ‘Ton Co
Omaha
Metden
Iowa
Noite
Holstein Fs
Sioux City Specialty Co
Ike Wah Oredel
van Orsdel
Piersea
W. Reed
Baxter, Reed and Co
Ha Grove
Reed
California
Batter Brothers and Co
Mizois Central
Owees
Wan
Shell
Boxe Brown
Movil
Dow James
Weeting
Alfred Holcomb
Gladys Woolridge
Neva Ferry
Mrs. Burss- Hart
Hallie, Merritt
Boma Hoesley
Voda Ryan
Mie Daley Bunn
Washts
Bermuda
Overholser & Conklin
C. C. Yockey
Draggist
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