Six Days of School Notes and Student Updates
School notes report six days of rain disrupted attendance with several students returning after illness. Macbeth reading in English, Mrs Hanson visiting primary room, and several students enrolling or rejoining after sickness. tardiness rising. parents urged to supervise homework and watch report cards. Corinthian society program planned for Friday with acts, music, and a school trip reading session.
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Corinthian Society
Mailing Packages Class Rules for Post Office Use
The classification committee of the post office department rules that the inscription Not to be opened until Christmas day may appear on parcels bearing first class rates. Parcels sent at third or fourth rates may carry the inscription if printed or stamped. Handkerchiefs and other items are mentioned with Christmas items as examples.
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Post Office Department
Elgin Public School December 11 1909 Report
School report covers Elgin public school sections for December 11 1909 with lists of students neither absent nor tardy in grammar and intermediate rooms. Mentions teachers Anne Baldwin and Lew Oswald plus local visits by Miss Louisa Bucher and others and notes on illnesses and holiday events. Includes references to Mid-winter term opening and national crop data.
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Elgin Public School
Harold Steeler
Benj Baumgartner
Clare Cunningham
Elva Harrington
Hazel McMillan
Alma Gehring
Lena Halverson
Mildred Harrington
Lavina Miller
Melchori Yenny
Florence Berg
Bulda Schricker
J. H. Wruttams
Harry Fitzgerald
Grace Conner
Esther Draewel
Florence Kohler
Edith Worley
John Burrow
Willie Gehring
Lola Kiple
Nellie Kiple
Ruth Conner
Charles Capper
Lizzi B. Lyons
Irvin Draewel
Freddie Pinney
Hazel Gehring
Hazel Haberger
Walter Kohler
Lavern Kiple
Joe Hills
Opal Schori
Edna Weibel
Irving Draewel
Anne Balpwin
Yanni
Pleasant Street
Imhoff
Oelwein Busiiness University
Sheriff and crew bring eight incurable insane to asylum
Sheriff Ditimer and wife Mrs Caroline Becker along with Supervisor Houg L L Halverson traveled to Independence last week and returned with eight incurable insane persons comprising five men and three women and lodged them at the Clayton County Asylum, according to the Clayton County Democrat.
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Ditimer
Caroline Becker
Houg L. L. Halverson
Independence
Clayton County Asylum
Clayton County
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