Public School News RL Stevenson School Week Stamp Sale
Parish school notes report thrift stamps sold totaling 5.25 with students Lucile Miller Filmer Miller Harriet Schrieber Fred Lorens Alice Schwass Aine Vanek among those contributing and many visiting visitors. Principal mentions Lt Verne Wagner and Edward Wagner health updates while noting moves and sickness. Garden clubs form and ground repairs slow play areas. several students listed with names and classes amid activity and wartime context.
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Lucile Miller
Filmer
Miller
Harriet Schrieber
Fred Lorens
Alice Schwass
Aine Vanek
Charley Overmeyer
Mies Walsh
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Mary Theodosakis
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Eugene Field School Briefs At Home And In Class
The Eugene Field school notes several student moves and activities. Gwendolyn Hennings returns after a week away while Pearl Kinnover moves to Alabama with her father helping build ships for the government. Elsie Gabriel leaves for Canada and Bennie Berliner misses a week due to illness. The field students report thrift stamps purchases totaling over 20 dollars and Fourth Grade students finish a Red Cross washcloth project with a two dollar pledge plus a two dollar and a bell donation for the French orphan.
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Pearl Kinnoverg
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Alabama
Elsle Gabriel
Canada
Bennie Berliner
Varn Rowder
Achool
Loretta Egan
Subeul
Eugene Field School
Philip Kremer
Grady
Red Cross
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U S Grant School News and Club Updates
Amahea articles turned in to the Red Cross list include twenty three dresses, four baby jackets, three sweaters, two pairs of socks, seven Settlecats and twenty one art squares. Patch quilts are planned. Mildred Powall visited last Thursday. Hazel Bong is absent due to illness. Winlly May, Mabel Druhne, and Eya Goldstein visited Friday. A close club organized with George Roget as president, Rimer Watt as vice president, and Edna Wolt as secretary. Hoy Scouts met Thursday night with plans for running feet. Hazel Trimble visited Monday with Orvis Burns of HA 43 confined to Niger with rheumatism.
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Mildred Powall
Schoot
Hazel Bong
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Winlly May
Mabel Druhne
Eya Goldstein Vietted
Garfield School Thrift Stamp Efforts Update
Garfield School pupils across grades seven to first dress thrift stamps and fund projects. Lucile Berguian and William Cotton bought stamps. several students entered thrift trades and saved with war bonds. Attendance remains strong and plans for end of month reports grow. Beatrice Beith returns from Indiana and Beeper.
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William Cotton
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Clarence Troost
Walter Everhart
Florence Shaw
Jean’ Stoke
Franklin Hodler
Kenneth McCullough
Eubaseth Wyrich Fg
Missouri
Raymond Gruno
Grail
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