Deerfield High Sees New Bus Barn and Staff Additions
Deerfield High School will add a bus barn during construction and expect about 50 new or returning students this fall. Principal Norvall Gray notes minimal changes for the Sept 5 start, with three new teachers joining the high and grade schools and a potential future vocational agriculture course. Harold Storey will lead athletic teams and teach manual training, Lejuan Smith will teach girls physical education, and Pat Wilson will teach grade school music.
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Kearny County
Deerfield
Norvall Gray
Harold D. Storey
Central State Teachers College of Oklahoma
Lejuan Smith
Central Teachers
Oklahoma College
Pat Wilson
Northwest
Alva
Busy Teacher in Decatur Balances School and Ministry
In Decatur Michigan Rev Henry Houseman serves as supply minister for Harmony Chapel and, as principal of Decatur High School for 28 years, oversees reading writing and arithmetic. He farms part time, grows crops, and pursues further study to qualify for ordination as a Methodist minister.
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Decatur
Mich
Henry Houseman
Methodist Harmony Chapel
Farmer Houseman
Houseman
Decatur High School
Sea Rescue Near Jacksonville Involved Tug Crewman
Haakon Sande of Long Island fell overboard from the tug M Moran several miles offshore and was picked up by a shrimp boat headed to port. Two days earlier Sande aided the S Surna, a cargo ship that had lost its propeller about 250 miles from Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Haakon Sande
Long Island
N.Y
M. Moran
New York
Sande
S.S. Surna
Man Ordered to Church Attendance Under Peace Bond
A Columbia man who displayed a hand grenade during an arrest by Richland county deputies was placed under a peace bond requiring him to attend church or Sunday school with his family each Sunday for one year. Magistrate Cal Lawsor also imposed five days in jail or a five dollar fine, with a suspended thirty day jail term or one hundred dollar fine. The wife must report weekly whether he attended church. The grenade lacked powder and did not detonate.
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Columbia
5. C
Richland County
Cal Lawsor
Auto thief drank away his car in Indiana
Eldon Smith was sentenced to one to two years after pleading guilty to larceny of a motor vehicle. He took his nephew's car to Terre Haute Indiana where he drank away his means of transportation. He sold the radio and spent proceeds on drinks then sold the battery tires and radiator.
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Springfield
Eldon Smith
Terre Haute
Ind
J. Waldo Ackerman Jr
Smith
Greeley County Schools Plan Summer Extensions and Additions
Superintendent James Hauder announced two extra weeks of summer vacation as remodeling delays push the Sept. 5 start. A new grade school is rising beside the high school, funded by a $634,000 bond, with a bus barn and 12 acres added. The district governs four schools with a five member board and one superintendent also serving as high school principal. The gym completion slips to February, altering basketball and PE schedules. A vocational agriculture course starts this year in the remodeled industrial arts building. Enrollment reaches about 150 high school students and around 420 in grade school. rural seventh and eighth graders will ride to the high school for access to facilities.
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Greeley County
James Hauder
Hauder
Painful Demonstration Ransacks Car in Houston
Houston police report an incident as councilman Shirley Brakefield, a police advocate, attended a city council meeting when his parked car was ransacked. The event highlights concerns over security and municipal leadership amid local tensions.
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Houston
Tex
Shirley Brakefield
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