Elgin High School Tattler Highlights Pupils’ Week
The Purple and White Tattler notes visitors including Mr Harry Johnson Mrs H H Wolf Mrs Louis Lehman and Alvin plus Marela Wolf celebrating birthdays with treats. Seventh grade finishes The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and reads aloud. sixth grade shares reference stories. A lively Friday fun night sees stories of crushes trips and breakfast debates among seniors and juniors.
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Purple
White Tattler
Elgin
Harry Johnson
H. H. Wolf
Louis Lehman
Alvin
David Dawson
Marela Wolf
Marjorie Johnson
Sleepy Hollow
Wa hanka Campfire Girls And Local School Sports Notes
The Wa hanka Campfire Girls held a May meeting at Marilyn Falks home ushering in two new members Bonita Gruver and Darlene Schneider. Sophomores hosted a fun night with Anna Shirley and others selling food and handling coats. In sports Clermont defeated the home team 12 to 7 after a postponed game, with Fayette, Wadena, and Arlington on the schedule. class picnics planned for Friday noon. A light humor note from the Novelty Column mentions Glen driving a girl home from a party on mud roads.
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Marilyn Falk
Bonita Gruver
Darlene Schneider
Clermont
Miller
Fayette
Elkader
Wadena
Arlington
Some Little Bird
Glen
Birthday Calendar and Junior Senior Banquet Highlights
May birthdays list Joan Mosby Lauretta Gil son Raymond Boleyn May 7 Owen Nickels Louis Hal verson May 11 Rosella Strong May 14 Elva Mae Lerch Junior Senior Banquet honored seniors and faculty at the high school assembly May 5 reception in the primary room then assembly under pastel crepe canopy Maypole dolls on tables menu included fruit juice cocktail roast chicken mashed potatoes pear salad and angel food cake prepared by home economics staff served by named students. Programs featured Welcome response cornet duet selections class will prophecy and more with student performers and faculty involvement.
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Joan Mosby
Lauretta Gilson
Raymond Boleyn
Owen Nickels
Louis Hal‘verson
Rosella Strong
Elva Mae Lerch
Home Economics
Dana Gilbertson
Dorothy, Grimm
Avis Lou Mark
Eileen Frieden
Ben Schori
Clifton Kohler
Ivan Torkelson
Jack Erickson
John Warton
Bernice Blockhus
Cornet
George Bovis
Miss Grewal
Hazel Gilbertson
Norma Torkelson
Shirley Frieden
Shirley Bayle
Dorothy Cline
Alma Grimes
Georgana Falb
Mr. Christian Star Spangled Banner
Untroam St News Update From Minneapolis Visit
In untroam st news from Minneapolis, Minn., a person arrived here Saturday and stayed until Tuesday at his mother Anna Schupbach's home. They traveled from Monona where they visited Cahalan Addreges, Joseph Cahalan F 3/e and others. James Cahalan F 2/e now mails through Fleet Post Office New York. Walter Becker S 2/e finished boot and spent 12 days on leave with his parents, then returns to Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Ruth Banning of West Union heads to California to join her husband S Sgt Richard Banning at Camp Haan.
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Page
Minneapolis
Minn
Anna Schupbach
Monona
Cahalan
Joseph Cahalan
D.C
Walter Becker
Harry Becker
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Ruth Banning
West Union
West Coast
Richard Banning
Camp Haan
Calif
Banning
Cler
Military Address Changes and Service News for Mont Schools
Mont schools note personnel shifts with Johnsons and Luchsingers in service. Harold R. Johnson and Harley R. Johnson update APO and camp addresses while Jess D. Lyn moves to Camp J. T. Robinson Arkansas after Aleutians service. Walter Bovis relocates to Brooks Field Texas. Lester Luchsinger's APO changes to 322 San Francisco. Earl Medberry, GM 3/c, in USN Hospital Ward 213 San Diego after Oakland transfer and April return to the States.
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Jess D. Lyn
Camp
J. T. Robinson
Arkansas
Aleutians
Oregon
Bovis
Cpl
Walter Bovis
AAF
Sec. C
Brooks ‘Field
Texas
Medberry
Earl Medberry
USN
San Diego
Calif
Oakland
Rex Medberry
Postville
Earl
States
Installment Sales Fluctuate With Economic Waves
Federal Reserve data show installment sales at 2.5 billion dollars during the 1929 boom, dropping below one billion at the 1932 low, then rising to 3.7 billion in 1942 before a wartime 60 percent decline. The trend reflects shifting business conditions and national income.
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Federal Reserve Board
Nourish Animals Balanced Ration Defined
A balanced ration provides proper proportions of protein carbohydrates and fat to nourish an animal for 24 hours ensuring adequate energy growth and maintenance.
New Radio Cabinets Blend Style With Modern Features
A recent showroom preview highlights smartly designed radio cabinets that fuse classic furniture styles with built in automates. The Queen Anne Williamsburg model in African and Honduras mahogany stands 42 inches tall, 26 wide, 17 deep, featuring brass pulls, shell carving, and a practical drawer for records.
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Queen Anne Sheraton
Hepplewhite
Williamsburg
Evord
Americans Don't Drink Tea Myth Debunked in 94 Million Pound Import
A humorous barrage questions popular beliefs about Americans and tea. It notes 94,000,000 pounds of tea arrived last year, enough for about 19 billion cups, and argues against the notion that Americans disdain tea or that tea drinkers are unmanly.
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Polly
Bulging Eyes Linked to Pituitary Disorder Says Doctor
Dr. Robert B. Aird of San Francisco told the American Medical Association that bulging eyes often stem from pituitary overactivity at the brain base, not thyroid disease. He warned the condition can persist after goiter removal, enlarging eye muscles and tissue, risking ulcers infections and possible brain illness without operation.
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American Medical Association
Robert B. Aird
San Francisco
Aird
Growth study aided by grant to UC child welfare institute
A grant of 61700 from the general education board will deepen the University of California institute of child welfare work. The institute has tracked hundreds of children since infancy, building a foundation for teachers and child development efforts. A supplemental research center opens for students and teachers to use the institute’s facilities, enabling extended research.
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General Education Board
University of California
Institute of Child Welfare
Reeulte
Oranges Add Vital Freshness To Menus
A household editor urges adding fruit when meals fall flat. Oranges top the list for juice, salads, or desserts. Freshly made juice tastes best. chill fruit in the refrigerator before use. Pick heavy oranges without soft spots. small oranges are economical for juice while larger ones suit sections.
Grand Meadow social notices of local visits and visits
Mr and Mrs Otto Larson and family spent Thursday evening at Leo Larson home. Mrs Willard Martin spent Friday afternoon at Ed Johnson home. Mr and Mrs Selmer Holm Betty Elaine and Roger were guests in Andrew Reinhart home. Mr and Mrs Hans Larson Mr and Mrs Geo Larson and children spent Sunday at Ewald Lyngaas home. Mr and Mrs Ames Olson called at Louie Amundson Sunday afternoon. Mrs Arthur Olson visited Friday to Sunday in Robert Wharram home. Clara Peterson and Mrs Arthur Olson were guests of Mrs Alvin Halverson Monday afternoon. Visitors Sunday evening at Carmen Swenson home were Arthur Helgerson and family Ames Olson and family Lyle Clarisa Aanes Lavanda Geraldine Olson Thelma Lyngaas Arlene Amundson Opal Larson and Ardis Groth attended Luther League convention at Clear Lake.
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Otto Larson
Leo Larson
Willard Martin
Ed Johnson
Selmer Holm
Betty
Elaine
Roger
Andrew Reinhart
Hans Larson
Geo. Larson
Ewald Lyngans
Ames Olson
Louie Amundson
Arthur Olson
Robert Wharram
Clara Peterson
Alvin Halverson
Carmen Swenson
Arthur Helgerson
Lyle
Clarisa Aanes
Lavanda
Geraldine Olson
Thelma Lyngaas
Arlene Amundson
Opal Larson
Ardis Groth
Luther League
Clear Lake
Sunday visits and Monday gatherings noted in town
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Halverson and Ronald visited Mrs. Julia Landsgard on Sunday. Mrs. Ed Johnson called on Monday afternoon at the Gilbert Anderson home. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Larson were luncheon guests on Monday at the Vernon Meyer home.
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Alvin Halverson
Ronald
Julia Landsgard
Ed Johnson
Opening to commerce sparks global trade reach
Fragmentary lines describe early openness of eastern regions to world commerce and the influence of Chinese markets. The text references foreign contact and the spread of commerce under a vast empire, hinting at historical trade expansion and international exchange.
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China
Lake Ladoga Europe’s Largest Lake Edge of Ontario Sized
Lake Ladoga is Europe’s largest lake and nears Lake Ontario in area. It spans Russia and Finland, reflecting a massive body of water straddling two nations.
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Lake Ladoga
Europe
Lake
Ladoga
Ontario
Russia
Finland
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