P. T. A. Report by Arthur H. Beaty
The P T A chaired by Mrs Porpesil faced a small attendance due to bad weather. Pupils from Mim Mc Knight's class performed Billy Goat Gruff with praise for Natie and Donald. A committee was formed for pupil rewards. potential purchase of Wistrels items was discussed. fundraisers netted about $130 for records and a piano. The group praises the teachers and community spirit driving school progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Porpesil
Mim McKnight
Billy Gost Gruff
Richard and
Donald Kelly
Natie Davis
Henry Crabtree
Arthur McCain
Natie
Donald
Haight
Millar
Kyle
P.T. A
Siso
A Poem of Life From a Farm to the World’s Fair
A first person reminiscence tracing a life from a newborn brown eyed baby to childhood on a farm, a move to the city for the 1915 World’s Fair, sea voyage, Alaska trip, and later years on the ranch. The piece follows a girl’s growth, schooling, love, work as a cowpuncher, and determination to persevere toward a hoped for better future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Alaska
Aurore
Jarkeen Public High
Viler
Local News Roundup From Moran and Surroundings
Park scouts, visitors from Snake River Station, and Moran residents are noted. Dr. Hull attended sickness at the Newland home Monday night. A Campfire girls dance at Whi ranch drew a large crowd with an excellent lunch. Local residents Hugh Smith family Elk, Bill Scott, Bonnie Sheffield, Joe Koenig, Joe Chaplin, Horace Kynon, D. Sheffield, Mrs. Crandall, Mrs. Bothe, Al Young, Harry Crandall, Rudolph Rosencrans, and Joe Dayo with son are listed for various activities from hunting trips to lumber hauling. Election day passed quietly and local officers were re-elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whi Ranch
Hugh Smith
Hula and
Noble Gregory
Elk
Whiteman Ranch
Bill Scott
Bonnie Sheffield
Joe Koenig
Christen Ranch
Joe Chaplin
Horace Kynon
Moran
Sheffield
Bothe
School Notes A Humorous, Mixed Class Update from Corwell and Lloyd
Louise Corwell and Grace Lloyd report a chaotic classroom scene with Miss McKnight’s primary room renaming classes Whack Bird Blue Bird and Oriole, weekly tooth checks, boys helping with girls’ overshoes, Dutch Wind Mills for Thanksgiving, Col. gales tooth pants gag, Macbeth study in upper classes, Twelfth Night reading in French and English, and Thanksgiving decorations in Art. The piece mixes jokes about school life with stray political chatter.
Dance Of Distant Dances In Virginia’s Past
A nostalgic verse recalls long past dances like Quedrilles Gavotter and Cotillions in Virginia, contrasting stately minuets with modern Kangaroo and Coorle-Trat. The poem laments lost grandeur, celebrates earlier etiquette, and notes today’s fashions in dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Faabion
Paris
Daghin
Demon Ten-Pices
Dab
Liberty mayor abducted and assaulted over Klan speech
Yhendore Schierlmann mayor of Liberty Kun was taken from his business by unidentified men and horsewhipped for voicing opinions at the Ku Klux Klan and for renting his opera house to a candidate who spoke against the Klan. He seeks 10,000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yhendore Schierlmann
Liberty
Kun
Sultty
Ten Foot Rainfall Spooks Alexandria Street Scene
A peculiar ten foot square rainfall persisted in Alexandria Virginia for several days. Residents gathered at 417 South Washington Street and nearby Lee Street as the phenomenon continued despite weather bureau statements. Curiosity drew hundreds who watched and lingered, unsure if the event would end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Weather Bureau
Bouth
Washington Street
Local Items and Notices From Jackson Area
Local items note Mrs Ellison and Mrs Amily Thompson and daughter Pearl were passengers this week. Donn Baxter and wife left Jackson for the winter. Roy Van Vieck and two companions hunting at Redmonds. Charley DeLoney recovering from pneumonia. Bruce Coulter buying winter supplies. Mrs Dave Ricks visiting town. Matt Deyo left for Los Angeles for winter work. Born to Mr and Mrs Albert Pratt of Heiman on Oct 20. Various notices include eye specialist Dr H H Scarborough page ads. Wheat buy offer from Tovon Valley Power Milling Co. Stray mare reported near Ranch Crevant P.O. Wye Kelly. Church notices for Trinity, John’s, and Baptist congregations. For sale: 100 acre ranch 14 miles south of Jackson near Snake River, bid due Dec 30 1942. Masquerade dance at Club House Hall in Jackson on Friday Nov 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellison
Amily
Thompson
Pearl
Donn Baxter
Jackson
Almon & Thweatt Attorneys At Law Dockson Jackson Visit
Fragmentary item mentions Almon and Thweatt Attorneys At Law and a Jackson location, with garbled phrases about pleasantries and a hotel. It also references Moule scoring and names White and DwCoy in unclear context. No clear event or outcome is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Magnate From Japan Plans Global Realignment
A Japanese magnate, Hajioe Hoshi, outlines a sweeping strategy to expand influence, citing past holdings in San Prinelico and Tugun and proposing a broad remapping of European and Asian interests. He aims to deploy new ventures across Ortin and Clie Cinstod Hates, signaling a major shift in international finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hajioe Hoshi
Ban Biraneteen
Whet
Joe
Owen
Wyoming News Items Highlight Local Affairs and Unrest
Arrangements completed and leases signed bolster Buffalo growth as Bayne warns of the Little Lartrute River drought plan. Casper and Glenrock tempers surface major cases, from murder inquiries to naturalization rulings, while Cheyenne voters confront primary questions and county railway rumors amid a flurry of federal and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Mise Bayne
Cheyenne
Usalat
Ant State Gute
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Laramie
Rawlins
Lamie
Robin Wos
Cody
Marry
Wiard
Bruce Horges
Ward
Denver
Creeley
Loveland
Cyto
Irom Cheyenne
Ce Kuna
Nebraska
South Darwin
University of Wyoming
Ad Investigatiuin
Jessy Sitton
Sidney
Nob
Mevin Reeder
Vir Nla Thomas
Cheyena
Priory
Clvvisun
Coury Veter
Va Lee
Bey Ums
Pine Motta
Carpenter
Guras
Lodale
Eghart
Eghart, ‘Shox
Nav Trond
Northeen
Colorado
Casper
Fort Colting
Dishop
Dyckmun Etitiona Om
Ig Bore
Ody
Supreme Court
India
Heynsen
Red Cross Budget Near Ten Million For Relief Work
Washington reports a 1922 budget close to 9.74 million dollars for the American Red Cross relief and service programs. The funds support veterans assistance, physical reconstruction, and civilian aid, with emphasis on continuing enrollment and wartime humanitarian activities through national chapters. The piece notes government cooperation limits and aims to sustain Red Cross operations into the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Washington
United States
Ft la
Firat
Ted Cros
Iner
Tet
Vic
Aliey
Hepak Betort
Leip bin
Red Cros
Crentent
Governent Heaplins
Forden
Telerion
Melieg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur H. Beaty
M. R. Grimmesey
Hull
Newland
al Young
Harry Crandall
Hia Winters Wood
Rudolph Rosencrans
Joe Dayo and Son
Thas
Louise Corwell
Grace Lloyd
James Room
Cigan Weeth
Col.gales
Mabel
Mr. Kyle
Priindry Rool
Joe Deyo
Franklin
Secorita
Ferdinand
Homania
Alba Julia
Roy van Vieck
Redmonds
Charley DeLoney
Bruce Coulter
Dave Ricks
Town
Wedneway
Matt Deyo
Los Angles
Albert Pratt
al Heiman
Bwins
Bae
Vievor
H. H. Scarborough
Kelly
Kneedy's
Jwekeon
Keyed
Tovon Vally Power & Milling Co
Driggs
Ida
Bay
Steve Con- Over
Bery Ranch Crevant
P.O. Wye
Trinity Church
Uoggin
Bistur
Snake River
Horse Creek
Horcupine Creek
Damen I
Bird
Washington D.C
Club House
Almon &Thweatt Attorneys
Lawdockson, Wyuuiing
Japan
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Sheriday
Thin
Aldare
Lily Fitherland
Ioan
Duke Kennedy
Glenrock
Clilias
Pecent Council
Wayor Jk
Emeanto
Ovine
Clute
Aout
Pluk
Bos
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