Elgin High Purple and White Tattler Highlights Student Life
The Elgin High School paper editorials, grade reports, and student features describe training, character, and goals. Highlights include classroom notes on farm animals, art projects, reading progress, writing transitions, and upcoming events. Obscure names and local activities illuminate school culture, urging continued effort and curiosity.
Senior Class Play Draws Good Turnout and Praise
A well attended senior class play drew praise from attendees and the instructor Mr. C. B. Sebori. Door receipts totaled 39.65 and a post show treat at the Coffee Cup complemented the evening.
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C. B. Sebori
Senior Days and Jokes in Decorah Bulletin
Seniors announce two Senior Days with events at Fay fjette on April 15 and Decorah on April 1. A humor column takes up the topic of Worry with a tale of a cheerful wise Negro woman and a memory test about yesterday’s worries.
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Seniors not laughing in the spring play and uptown notes
Birthday Calendar lists April 30 Yvonne Chapmas and May 1 Geraldine Pinney with several others from April 14 to May 38. Local baseball reports recount West Union’s 9 8 win over Shite, Elgin 2 run comeback, Barker’s pitching, and Gilbertson’s hits as the team visits Wadena and then Wadena games with 3 2 victory.
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Yvonne Chapmas
Geraldine Pinney
A Torkerbieer
Laveris Devnler
Lauretts Gilson
A Mushy
Raymond Boleyn
Oraid Feder
West Union
West Uniden
Elgin
Eppers
Lacy
West Uneon
Wile Barker
Suede
Boleyn
Otis Torkelson
Harvey Gilbertson
Adrian
Kelly
Warton
Bayer
Ghen
Bob Larson
Jest Field
Parker
Gilbertson
Wadena
Barker
Cangles
Annings
Woody
Jacan- Vat
Singhe
Mcooring
Jthearty
Gilbertien
Dart Oyrur
Adviuan
Cenbiter
Clerment
Dianond
Wadera
Lyin
Wadena News Briefs From The Volga Iowa Area
Unclear OCR notes multiple local social items from Volga and nearby towns. Mentions Mr and Mrs Lester Whrenler, Archer Wheeler, Frank Wheeler, and others. references gatherings, visits, and a hospital stay. Includes names, towns Des Moines, Dubuque, Independence, Postville, Mercy Hospital, and local residences. many lines describe guests, meals, and travel.
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Volgs
Nemeroof
Wheeler
Frank Worker
Apedi
Des Moines
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Archie Wheeler
Frank Wherler
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Port
Nis Russel
Wen Union
Sunder
Cem Messerk
Donna
Des Mimes
W.D
Dehwem
Sam
Mr and Mire
Frank Welch
Clarence Eisheim
West Union
Val Elpheimer
Dubuque
Glen Little
Diyria
C. M. Klingson
Volga
Grey
Oehre
Harvid Christeleit
Mercy Hospital
Carl Cox
Arlene
Betty
Postville
G. P. Clark
Gunder News Remembers Local Teaching Practicums and Socials
Elver Anderson and Gerald Olsen receive mail at Naval Station San Diego addresses. Delores Martin and Yvonne Gisleson conduct practice teaching at local schools under Jule Wettleson. News notes guests at homes include the Luftegerd and Anderson families. Rev Fisherbeck to lead Ossian Lutheran church in May. General Staton of Perry connected to Camp Dodge.
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Elver Anderson
U. S. Naval Station
San Diego
Calif
Gerald Olsen
Delores Martin
Gunder
Yvonne Gisleson
Jule Wettleson
Nyberg
Solson
Guerts
John Hellum
Carl Kellum
Mildred Peck
Kenneth Hellum
Gilbert Halverton
Gilbert Petertein
Kenneth Ward
Emil Gulsvig
W. A. Fisherbeck
Salon Springs
Wis
Ossian
Hey. Fisherbeck
Henry Vellersven
Alvin Halverson
Henry Larson
Vern Hupfer
Dubuque
Hrold Landsgard
Robert Howard
Staton
John Stanton
Perry
Camp Dodge
Matt Tinley
George A. Wilson
Iuwa State Guard
Historic fakir with contrived hair growth stunt gains fame
ai Crean, three years age Pacmocsky, rose to notoriety through a staged grooming trick. He advertised a long beard on one side and white clothing on the other, drawing curious tourists nationwide to witness the odd display.
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Gy Batt
Harvey Gilbertson
Tino
Elvin High
Plymouth
Harvey
Elgin High
Opal Dennler
Ai Crean
Pacmocsky
Bunair
Sm Sivertsimg
Giarment
Pomanto
U S Army Photo From Bataan Shows Anti Tank Company
Washington D C official U S Army Signal Corps image depicts an anti tank unit in Bataan before Japanese forces arrive. The picture reflects efforts to slow the onslaught for three months until exhaustion and disease forced a retreat. Released with War Department approval.
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U. S. Army Signal Corps
Bataan
War Department
Tokyo Bombing Report Darkens Heart Of City
Tokyo radios on Saturday April 18 reported enemy bombers attacked the city for the first time this war. Schools and hospitals suffered damage. The central station tower is shown with the post office nearby and the Marunouchi building to the right. Some Japanese factories were claimed destroyed during a 1000 mile flight. Explosive and incendiary bombs fell on Yokohama, Kobe and Nagoya, the capital, key ports and aircraft production centers.
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Empire
Japan
Tokyo Radio
Central Station
Post Office
Marunochi
Yokohama
Kobe
Nagoye
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