Sylvia Reese Hostess At Saturday Party
Sylvia Reese hosted a lively party last Saturday night from 7 30 to 10. Guests included Lucille Presho Jeanette Kunkart Joy Craston Dean Graw Bill Luby Lee Palm and Bob Tyrrell. The crowd played games and made taffy while ducking for apples and later enjoyed cards and socializing.
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Sylvia Reese
Lucille Presho
Jeanette Kunkart
Joy Crasston
Dean Graw
Bill Luby
Lee* Palm
Bob Tyrrell
Lucile Presho
Sunshine 4-H Club Holds Organizing Meeting
The Sunshine 4-H Club met Saturday at Phyllis and Marjorie Heitland’s home. Officers elected include President Phyllis Heitland, Treasurer Berniece Gogolin, and Reporter Walva Prose. A Halloween party is planned for October 28 at Phyllis and Berniece Gogolin’s home. Committees named for lunch and games. Next meeting with Wava Prose on November 11 led by Betty Heitland with assistant Maxine Reiland.
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Phyllis Heitland
Sunshine 4-H Club
Phylis
Marjorie Heitland
Phyllis Gogolin
Berniece Gogolin
Wal 'va_Prose
Phyllis
Berniene Gogolin
Fourth graders study Columbus in McWeil School booklets
Marvin Walton reports from the McWeil School where fourth grader fourth grader study Columbus and create booklet projects as they progress. Dale Dague in geography finishes Bolland study. Seventh and eighth graders explore the Civil War while first graders learn to read under Miss L Hewitt.
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McWeil
Columbus J
Dale Dague
Bolland
Marvin Walton
Miss L. Hewitt
Titonka Girls Scout Play Tryouts at Monday Meeting
Titonka Troop held a meeting Monday where they learned a new folk dance and conducted tryouts for the play Girl Scout Week to be performed at the annual Father-Daughter banquet. Mrs Frank Brown directed the tryouts and the meeting closed with the Girl Scout anthem. Report by Vernice Lehfeldt.
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Titonkas
Titonka
Frank Brown
Vernice Lehfeldt
First Graders Work With Molding Clay at Tyrrell School
The Tyrrell School first graders use red and green molding clay with Joye Lau of Foster District No 3 School. Students Joyce Klemsasser and Richard Carpenter rotate while learning to print sentences from a small book read aloud by their teacher Leland Greenan.
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Tyrrell
Joye Lau
Foster
Leland Greenan
Joyce Klemsasser
Richard Carpenter
iMeadow Lark Pupils Rearrange School
A pupil from Meadow Lark School under Miss Hegg describes classroom rearrangements. The room now features a teacher’s desk at the back, a front working table, two recitation seat sets for blackboard and oral work, and a water stand with three shelves for dinner pails.
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Ysiaer
Lark School
Hegg
Wild Rose League Names New Officers at School
The Wild Rose League of the Wise School elected new officers for the second six weeks. Rouighd Jacats is president, Marvin Lau vice president, Alma Muncke secretary treasurer. Shirley Lau had the highest average while Groathuis achieved perfect attendance. August Watt, reporter.
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Wild Rose League
Wild Rose League of the
Wise School
Rouighd Jacats
Marvin Lau
Alma Muncke
Shirley Lau
Bythe Groathuis
Watt
Lillian Lar Cag
Deanborn Township
Seventh Graders Plan Miles Standish Play at Lincoln School
Seventh graders plan a Miles Standish play with the principal character. Boys work on scenes while girls prepare speeches and characters. The class aims to perform before the PTA and includes an Egyptian scene on the blackboard and scrapbook projects for Lucy Presho.
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Lincoln School
Miles Standish
Lawill
Lucille Presho
Lytle League Debuts New Flag at School
Lyle Seeman reports a new flag at the Lytle School admired for its beauty and kept lowered on windy days to prevent tearing. Pauline Morgan notes a Halloween party planned for October 28 for local children with a bonfire and toasted wieners if weather permits.
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Lytle League
Lyle Seeman
Pauline Morgan
Banner No 2 UCL Has Business Meet
Banner No 2 League held its meeting with the president conducting routine business. Lewis Kuehl was nominated president and Ralph Maas, secretary and treasurer. A program followed including songs and a poem by Len jora Maas, with various pupils performing. A nut hunt awarded Lewis Kuehl for finding the most peanuts. Vidla Maas taught by Miss Glanzer.
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Banner No. 2
UCL
Ralph Maze
Lewis Kuehl
Ralph Maas
Viola
Lenjora Maas
Ace Jayine
Marvin Fiecke
Vidla Maas
Miss Glanzer
Weeks School seventh graders craft Africa shaped geography booklets
The Weeks School seventh graders finished geography booklets shaped like Africa. The covers read Home of the Black Man and pages show rivers mountains lakes and countries. They color coded divisions and included exports and imports for coastal areas.
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Africa
Eileer Minjum
Leora Meyer
McBride School Adopts New Art Workbooks
Gladys Mawnharth reports seven new art workbooks for McBride School taught by Mary Rhoads. The units cover color design Sansisueta posters figure drawing and perspective. Tests at six weeks will be drawn from these books.
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Gladys Mawnharth
McBride School
Mary Rhoads
Sansisueta
Holland Cities and Rivers Taught at Meyer School
The article notes June Walter learning about the cities and rivers of Holland, guided by Agnes Greenan at the Meyer School in Foster District No. 1.
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Holland
June Walter
Agnes Greenan
Meyer
Foster District No. 1
Names For Lakotah Patrols Name Scout Meeting
Lakotah Girl Scout meeting at Congregational Church led by Mrs G Toler. Patrols chose names Masques and Kitchensers with projects writing a play hemming tea towels and potholders. Halloween party planned masquerade outfits and bringing materials and a magazine for the Scout Library.
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Congregational Church
G. Toler
Brdgers
Scout House
Scout Library
Rosemary Loder
Jess E Kunhart
Richland YCL Halloween Party Plans by Oct 27
At a recent N. G. I. meetion on October 23 Richland No 2 members planned a Halloween party for parents on Friday afternoon October 27. They will sing speak pieces act a small play and perform with their rhythm band then play games.
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Richland No. 2
Davold Eck Mann
C. S
Clair Leonhardt
Deimos Beck
Marvin Eckmann
Treaster
Marvin
Alois Eckmann
Readilg
Miss Rusche
Three Connell Pupils On Honor Roll
Cosme School pupils receive report cards with Willien Hintz LeRoy Hintz Juraine Hornig on doctor grade lists and Wil bert Hohrn Clinton Hornig on merit. School averages and conduct race updates noted with teachers Stasi Davis and Miss Kleinsaseer.
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Connell
Cosme School
Willien Hintz
LeRoy Hintz
Juraine Hornig
Wilbert Hohrn
Clinton Hornig
Phyllis Jean Hornig
Stasi Davis
Farewell Dinner For Rev Vernon In Osceola
The church and community hosted a pheasant supper and farewell gathering Tuesday for Rev E R Vernon and his family as they move to Cresbard. A large farewell cake and a monetary purse were given, and attendees enjoyed games and social time.
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Vernon
Osceola
E. ER. Vernon
Cresbard
Joans and Dans Vain Effort to Tame Keith Notes
In this fragment Joan, Dan, and Keith clash over Keith’s seemingly worthless notes. They retreat to the Alpha Nu music room, three minutes reveal the notes meaningless, while Joan contemplates Keith’s glamorous persona versus real ambition. Moonlit night sustains her introspection as she ponders Carol’s verdict about him.
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Keith
Dan
Joan
Alpha Nu
Carol
Dan Welbster
la Heep
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