Declama Contest Set For Nov 2 In Huron Courthouse
Nearly one hundred children competed in district declamation contests across the county over two weeks. Superior placers advance to the rural county final at the Huron courthouse on Saturday November 2 at nine o clock with D C Reutter of Huron High School judging. The program lists many students by grade and township performing selections. The county independent district final follows November 16 at Huron, judged again by Mr Reutter. Also notes Elvin Guthmiller and teacher Miss Gooding have been making chairs for the five first.
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Huron
D. C. Reutter
Huron High School
JoAnn
Zvonek
Whiteside School
David
Wanda Glanzer
Barrett Township
Jenny Gianzer
Helen June Fieber
Mary Alice
Vincent Feters
Whiteside
Bernice Waldner
Larry Kott
Morningside
Sammy
Doris Meyer
Richland Township
Gerald David
Jennie Glanzer
Elsie Weise
Grace Rudy
Joseph Walter
Foster Township
Willie
Velma Anderson
Billy Dates
Junior
Phyllis Hintz
Liberty Township
Violet Holm
Junior Schlinderling
Reatter
Elvin Guthmiller
Miss Gooding
Fifth grader notes quality of classroom chairs
Arlene Schnabel, a fifth grader, reports that second grade pupils have finished making chairs and are painting them this week. She says they think the chairs are very nice and that the lower grades are eager for them to be ready for use.
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Arlene Schnabel
Sakakaweas Halloween Party Held by Sakakawea Troops
The Sakakaweas Troops held an annual Halloween party at the Scout house from 7 to 9. Chaperones were Mrs Eas ton Mrs Finchey Mrs Swab and Mrs Jentzen. Clarita Suckerman won a prize in a game and the group enjoyed a spook room. Don Hoskins and Harry Has ton photographed the girls while in masks and out. Lunch of cake milk apples candy and sandwiches was prepared by Clarita Suckerman and committee. The girls thank the helpers for making the party a success.
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Sakakawea
Easton
Finchey
Swab
Jentzen
Clarita Suckerman
Don Hoskins
Harry Haston
Splatter art project uses leaves and screen prints
Fairfield No. 2 pupils collected varied leaves, a window screen, and an old toothbrush. They pressed leaves on paper, dipped the brush in paint, rubbed over the screen, producing dot patterns that outline leaf shapes, praised by Laurence Brock and August Wolf.
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Fairfield No. 2
Laurence Brock
August Wolf
Ackerman School Reports Grade Level Studies
Josephine Pullman teaches fifth and sixth graders health habits, long division in arithmetic, while Evangeline Tschetter notes eighth graders read The King of the Golden River. Chester Tschetter adds fourth graders study multiplication, and in history they cover explorers with Holland as the geography focus.
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Ackerman School
Josephine Pullman
Miss Jaeger
Golden River
Evangeline Tschetter
Chester Tschetter
Holland
Harold Whirledge Birthday Party at Wheeler School
Viola Waldner reports the Busy Bee League hosted a sixth birthday party for Harold Whirledge at Wheeler School on Friday. Students sang, played games, and had lunch. Harold received an Eversharp pencil. Miss Glanzer teaches the class.
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Harold Whirledge
Wheeler School
Viola Waldner
Busy Bee League
Harold
Viola
Miss Glanzer
Gettysburg Host To Young Farmers Banquet at Methodist Hall
The Gettysburg Chapter of Future Farmers of America hosted a banquet for about 120 attendees at the Methodist church dining rooms in Gettysburg. Paul Malterverne served as toastmaster. W. Q. Tollefsen welcomed guests and J. F. Sargent spoke on mortgaged plasters. A brass quartet performed with Joyce Wiedenssee, John Wiedense, Donald Shuster, and Keith Christiansen. Home economics girls prepared the meal. FFA boys served.
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Cueruture Farmers of America
Munday
Fathers and Sons
Methodist Church
Gettysburg
Paul Malterverne
W. Q. Tollefsen
J. F. Sargent
Joyce
John Wiedensee
Donald Shuster
Kieth Christiansen
Two Clifton Schools Read Classics in Clifton 81x Weeks
In Clifton No. 4 School the seventh and eighth graders study Hawthornes The Great Stone Face and The Courtship of Miles Standish. Teacher Mrs Lois Eden lists vocabulary words on the blackboard and discusses questions from Adventures in the Classics workbook as reported by eighth grader Tia Baum.
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Nathaniel Hawthorne
Miles Standish
Lois Eden
Tia Baum
Clifdure No. 4
Eighth Graders Read Five Classics at Johnson School
The eighth graders at Johnson School have read five classics this year namely The Courtship of Miles Standish The King of the Golden River Rip Van Winkle The Great Stone Face Jackanapes and Tales of the Wayside Inn. Among the stories the tale Paul Revere’s Ride is noted as the best.
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The
Johnson School
Miles Standish
Paul Revere
Ride in Tales of the Way Side Inn
Genevieve Hofer of Liberty District No 1 notes a recurring reading schedule after the first recess. Miss Smith signs one classic lesson if it isn’t too long. The item reflects a school reading program and periodic instruction.
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Ride
Miss Smith
Genevieve Hofer
Liberty District No. 1
Read Many Books At Mortimer School
Mortimer School records show students reading numbers this year led by Arlo Mortimer with twelve and Lucille Fountain eighteen. Clara Schamber teaches the program as Duane Fountain, Helene Dennis, David Dennis, Evelyn Fountain, Lois Herzburg, Lyman LeGrand and Irma Mortimer also contribute varied totals. A note mentions a perfect spelling record among participants.
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Mortimer
Clara Schamber
Duane Fountain
Helene Dennis
David Dennis
Lucille Fountain
Lois Herzburg
Arlo Mortimer
Evelyn Fountain
Lyman LeGrand
Irma Mortimer
Local Obituary Fragments Mention Fountain Mortimer LeGrand
A fragment from a local obituary lists Evelyn Fountain Erma Mortimer Duane Fountain Lucille Fountain Arlo Mortimer and Lyman LeGrand as readers or relatives. The readable line names several individuals, suggesting a family obituary notice or memorial context.
Slide Rules For Arithmetic Class From Foster District
Silas Wipf an eighth grader at ytrell School Foster District N describes a cardboard slide rule with two numbered rows A and B from 1 to 20. The card holds addition and subtraction instructions on the back to help lower grades recall sums and differences.
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Silas Wipf
Connell School Honor Roll and Library Book Drive
The Connell School reports six week tests with two students on the honor roll Yvonne Ford second grader and Gilbert Lee Hintz first grader. most pupils made the merit roll. Librarian Miss Gooding delivered 38 library books to Halsey School. Margie Schwartz leads with 16 books read. Ends tonight with a Double Feature Program.
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Connell
Connell School
Yvonne Ford
Gilbert Lee Hintz
Phylis Hintz
Violet Holm
Gooding
Halsey School
Margie Schwartz
Ariene Schnabel
Foetalianiansit
Rockham Dinner Guests Visit Buss and Seeman Homes
Sunday dinner guests at the Henry Buss residence included FP A Buss C A Buss and Lois Buss and Wirs B C Hagman Claude Leviton Mrs Anna Fahler and her son Charles of Pierre visited the Seeman home. England imports thousands of pinball machines from America yearly.
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Rockham
Henry Buss
FP. A. Buss
C. A. Buss
Lois
Wirs
B. C. Hagman
Claude Leviton
Anna Fahler
Charles
Pierre
Lloyd Seeman
The Lady In Question Ending Today?
The notice indicates Brian Aherne starring in The Lady In Question with two hilarious days beginning tomorrow at 2 30 PM. The film is slated for today’s close, promising a final showday option for audiences.
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Brian Aherne
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