Grade School Notes On Transfers And A-Student List
Editora Leona Mueller and Viola Krumpholz plus Bernice Schwiss transferred from two Eugene Field schools to 5A at Garfield. Stella Hendrandy moved from Oakland to Chicago and entered 6A. Week of February 20, 6A and 6B pupils earned A grades including Kronk Bintter Gilbert Kruger Robert Schwartz Irving Westenfelt Lenore Boyer Myrtle Boyer Heith Nelav Fooole Paraky Theodore Fritz Harold Norbroch Wilbur Kanebo Robert Schuler Virginia Deorak Kyatyn Manser DorothyYawmong Caroline Hupp Nazel Kobs Virginian Langless Mildred Miller Pauling Retehateln Dorothy Soundern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editora
Leona Mueller
Viola
Krumpholz
Bernice SchWiss
Eugene Bield
Garfeld
Stella Hernandry
Oakland
Chicago
Kronk Bintter
Gilbert Kruger
Robert Schwartz
Irving Westenfelt
Lenore Boyer
Myrtle Boyer
Heith Nelav
Fooole Paraky
Theodore Fritz
Harold Norbroch
Wilbur Kanebo
Robert Schuler
Virginia Deorak Kyatyn- Manser
Dorothy Yawmong
Caroline Hupp
Nazel Kobs
Virginian Langless
Mildred Miller
Pauling Retehateln
Dorothy Soundern
Stevenson School Financials and Attendance Notes
February tip deposit totaled 40.82 with 1B class showing the highest percent. Walter Schwoss moved from 2A to Garfield this week. Mary Agnes Saundershaw returned after a three week illness absence. Violet Knight of 3B has been out two weeks with slumps. New desks have arrived and will be placed promptly. The all day session start time will be announced later. Frederick Upenther returned to school Wednesday after one week absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stra. Chapman
Walter Schwoss
Garfield
Mary Agnes Saundershaw
Violet Knight
Deska
Frederick Upenther
Aehoo
Entertaining classroom notes from February events and tours
The text covers student birthdays parties and classroom activities in February including a surprise party for Misa Sherman with cake and gifts, visits to Bell Telephone and fire department, and a film series with educational nature programs. It also mentions scouts, radio listening, explorer drawings, and various school announcements with scattered historical or archaic phrasing.
Scouts Plan Public Service and Summer Camp Program
Scout Executive QG Nelix outlined a new Public Service program requiring applications with organization details and endorsements. Deputy Commissioner W C Wolff led a 12 week public service instruction starting March 10 at the firehouse Euclid and Lake. The council schedules Camp Wilderness opening June 21 for five 12 day periods, with a $15 per period fee, and two overnight camps Camp Dan Beard and Camp Kiwanta West led by Sackateder, Leland, and Morris. Troop 4 Forest Park joins St Bernardines under Scoutmaster Frank Conlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelix
Nelte
Aurora
Hie Telke
Meiireger
Public Service
W. C. Wolff
West J. Morris
Oak Park
Public Service Committee
Euclid and Lake
Wolff
Wilderness
Forest Preserve
Harlem
Lake J
Kenton Harbor
Bow
Seouts
Ancl
Frank Sackateder
St. C. Sittlg
Camp
Mugle
Harold Leland
Graham Eddy
Michigan Agricultural College
Iamp
Wheeling
Dan Beard
Bull Creek
22Nd Street
17Th
19Th Avenue
Kiwanti Club of
Forest Park
Frank
Scouts Save Children On Icy Harrisburg Trestle Rescue
Harrisburg Pa Everleg News reports Troop 30 scouts aided two frightened children stranded on a snow covered trestle. Five members led the rescue, guiding the youths to safety, giving first aid, while a boy was bruised and a sled damaged in a separate incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouta
Harrisburg
Everleg Newa
Ech Aldo
Io Taid
Bcoute
Bones Count in Body Varies by Species Report
The Bureau of Animal Industry notes variation in skeletons across species. It states that there are 205 bones in the body of one creature, compared with 210 to 330 bones in a human body, highlighting measurements used in comparative anatomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Kingsbury Gets Odd Gift Parade in New York Visit
Kingsbury president of the Standard Oil Company toured New York where Herbert Fleischacker, a wealthy banker, sent a stream of unusual gifts. On arrival at Kingsbury’s office cages of birds awaited. Mornings brought mice and parrots, lunches yielded more birds, and rabbits appeared later. The day ended with a water buffalo delivered to his home. All gifts bore Kingsbury’s card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury
K. B.kingsbury
Standard of Company
New York
Herbert
Fletechacker
Kingabury
Fleischacker
India
Los Angeles
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Stevenson School
Eugene Field School
Sylvia Hatzone
Idwin Korman
Frances Peroraty
Fred Maag
Illnens
BB and GA
Misa Sherman
Alas Balmon
Ralph Kearney
Gilbert Joast
William Strong
Clusa
Bell Telephone Company
Fire Department
Moon
America
North America
Yosemite
Qocoon
Mona
Knud Roasmugeen
BOY Scouts
Frank Hornb
Chas. Lambke
H. A. Lambke
J. H. Achmits
J. Murray
W.W. J. Hafner
L. A. Bowle
Singer Group
Wests
Gentlemen’s Tale
Rexall
Madison ST
Harlem and
Madison Public Hall
Henry W. Pfaff & CO
Lathrop
Avenue Phone
F. P
Forest Park Phone P. P
Marcel
Beauty Culture
Wabash Ave
Wabash
Weet Side
W. Luke
Austin
Star Touring Car
F.C.B
B. Z. D. Motor Sales
Durant
Star
Columbia Six
South Fifth Avenue
Maywood, HI
Maywood
Yeapopean and Telgraph Company
Nime
MW Bell System
Bell
Bell System
Mindrs
Marcelling
Bob
Phons Forest Park
Fred's
Fred Earnested
Madison Street
Peaslee Hardware Company
Forest Park 180
Herman H*.hann
Forest Park, Illinois
Public Service Company of
Northern Illinois
Public Service Company
H. L. Judd
Oak Park Avenue
Oak Parts
Rhone Oak Park
Burkart
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