Kindergarten News at Le Mars School This Week
Mr Stevenson reports a busy week with kite making and wind themed activities. Students colored lambs, discussed March winds, and learned a riddle about a snowman. First Grade Miss Schroeder notes most students are progressing in Reading, groups 2A 2B 3 start "Our New Friends" and practice number combinations through seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stevenson
Besser
Hax
Flying Squirrel
Beaver
Squirel
Gade
Miss Schroeder
Patricia Peterson
Dorothy Powell
Susan Swanson
Verjean Tullis
Melva Jean Mattas
Ardythe Rees
Barbara Laughton
Harold de Boe
Benny Lucase
Jerry Rees
Emmett Wilton
Momlay
Harold DeBoer
Tom Nipp
Waggoner
Glenda Weiner
Glenda
Stamp Club News
Second Grade to Fifth Grade Classroom Notes Highlight Busy March
The report details weekly attendance and spelling achievements across grades. Students Roberta Baker Marlene Hamilton Rebecca Henry Ted Micholusky are named for attendance and spelling honors. Fourth and Fifth Grade members mention illness absences and a class butter-making history activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Baker
Marlene Hamilton
Rebecca Henry
Ted Micholusky
Roberta B
Dick B
Jane D
Betty D
Merriot H
Rebecca H
Baary J
Roanie J
Tom Ludwig
Paty M
Linda M
Linda
Susan S
Klechheba
Holland
Lundquist
Erlyn
Randy
Robert
Harlan
Gary
Karen
Elliott
Kenny
Mark T
Sandra A
Bill O
Barbara
Miss Frericks
North Central state floats and alphabet school notes
Students plan themed floats with state products and symbols. The class uses pictures from magazines and sets up a meal scene. Alphabet cards feature states and historic figures, with grades, stamp club news, and a forthcoming stamp exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central
Akron
Boone
Cumberland
West
Detroit
Erie
Great Lakes
Frankport
Kentucky
Gettsyburg
Jefferson Davis
Kansas
Wheat
Lincoln
Merrill
Lows
Noth
Ohio
Patrik Henry
Quebec
Canada
Mississippi
South Dakota
Black Hills
Boston
Unite
United States
Albert Woolson
Washington
Xavier
College
Yellowstone
National Park
Ozarks
Kent Anderson
Jerry Blackmore
James Galyen
Janice Johnson
Ardis Keiser
Penny Petersen
Polly Petersen
Richard Petersen
Tom Nipp
Susan Swanson
Agricultural Implements List with Models and Parts
A compact listing covers tractors ID AS L lift IDs 46 47 45 49 43 42 with letters and lights SPDRS JD E D H K. Mowers include 25V WAC 40 NE. Plows IGIHC 3 16 Case 2 16 JD harrows 5 Sec flexible debar 4 Sec Kovar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AS & L & Lift
BS & L
JD E
H and K
Kovar
Lutheran Ladies Aid at Merrill hears about Lutheran Homes Society
The Lutheran Ladies Aid of Merrill met March 3 in the church social room with co hosts Mrs Cabel Bernstedt and Mrs George Carsten sen. Rev Glen Woolrich of Melvin spoke on the Lutheran Homes Society of Muscatine ta founded in 1895. The Homes include a boys building a home for the aged with a chapel a parads school and a farm. It now cares for about 100 children and 500 aged persons. It costs about 140000 yearly to operate funded mainly by bequests memorials and church and society gifts.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Cab! Bernstedt
George Carstensen
Edna Jensen
Brinkmann
Glen Woolrich
Melvin, da
Woodrich
Prads
Au Farm
Muscatine li
Su Uged
American Lutheran Churches
Mission Rev Frucano Aids Local Methodist Mission
Mission Rev Peter Frucano of Pisgah Ta assists local Methodist pastor Rev F B Wimp in conducting Spiritual Life Mission services at Merrill Hinton churches. Services continue through the week with pastors alternating between churches. Mrs Lowell Kehrberg led a musical program featuring solos and duets by Margaret Olund Nancy Ruedy Don Taylor Mary Honnold Grace Schindel Mac Belle Weinheimer and Charles Honnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Frucano
Pisgah. Ta
F. BD. Wimp
Merrill-Hinton
Ann
Lowell Kehrberg
Hamblem
Don Taylor
Margaret Olund
Nancy Ruedy
Mary Honnold
Grace Schindel
Mac Belle Weinheimer
Students Celebrate Banquet With South Sea Flair
The Student Union held a Friday banquet filled with South Sea decor and music as 176 students enjoyed toasts and sociability. Miss Mary Jean Weinert served as toastmistress announcing campus notables such as Marilyn Shindler as Most Beautiful Girl and Walt Zobel as Most Handsome Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea
Mary Jean Weinert
Piel
Marilyn) Shindler
Walt Zobel
School seniors honored with multiple awards gala
Rosalie Strutz named most pleasing personality and top student accolades go to Dean Gonnerman. Jim Diverbis earns most versatile student, Rolly Strutz best athlete, Michiko Shibate most diligent. Leora Machmer tops senior girls likely to succeed, Reuben Job top senior boy. Paul Wiener named character most likely to be remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Strutz
Dean Gonnerman
Jim Diverbis
Rolly Strutz
Michiko Shibate
Leora Machmer
Reuben Job
Paul Wiener
Merrill Vocal Music Festival Tickets On Sale Now
Tickets for the Plymouth County Annual Vocal Music Festival in Merrill are available from band members and at participating high schools Akron Kingsley Merrill Hinton Westfield Remsen Liberty and Union. The festival features an evening concert Thursday March 13 at 8 00 p m under director Lee Knolle of Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Merrill
Ateach County High School
Lee Knolle
Sioux City
Akron
Kingsley
Hinton
Westfield
Remsen
Liberty
Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
LE Mars
Merrill Record
Mathieson
Ue Mathieson
Meis
Zinn's Standard Service
Athens
Plymouth ST
N. W
Raveling
Emmett Wilson
U. S
Harold DeBoo
John Deere
New Idea
Ment
NT & JD
van Brunt
JD HS
Lutheran Ladies Aid At
Merrill Vocal Music Festival
Eugene Strub
Sara Hauff
Janice Ruedy
Stave
Greeda Vanderloo Jones
Jack Crawford
Oliver Weldios
Carol Halvcy
L. E. Stribley
Jim Tevis Keiser
Ray Nipp
Gerry Kak
Roa Burkholter
Janice Vanderloo
Dick Hodapp
Phyllis Galyco
Jimmy Ocluth
Lyman Clark
Ray Becker
Everett Thompson
Wayne Brown
Charis Hennold
Judy Teviseen Hauff
I Lehmann Schmid
Alvi Lehma Pine
Schmid Schmid
Arne
Floyd Gatyen
Mary Jane Holtz
Mary Jane
Rue Becker
Vis-Vita
Niacin
Choline
Babee
Distiller's Solubles
Orange City
Sioux Center
Soux Center
Rag Ce Merrit Maurice Marcus
Akron Hawarden
le Mars Hatchery
le Mars, Iowa
Ovens Co-op Co
Farmers Cone Co
Jol Barent Farmers Co-op
DAL
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