Child Training At Home No. 26 in series
This weekly National Kindergarten Association feature argues drawing is a universal language. It urges gifted early materials like clay and sand for three dimensional form, then soft media such as chalk charcoal and watercolors, and warns against overuse of magazines and patterns in art. It notes local club reports, a music program, and the death of Grandma Wilson in Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Kindergarten Association
West 40Th Street
New York City
Louise Schaffner
National Kindergarten and
Wilementary College
Chicago
Randolph Play “Turning the Trick” Hailed Good
Young performers presented the comedy Turning the Trick in Randolph Tuesday night and plan another show in Emerson soon. The要 winged act drew praise as a comic start to finish.
Wesley Chapel News Highlights and Farm Meeting
Wesley Chapel notes report Ed Pollitt shipping hogs with partners through the Henderson Co operative Shipping Association. Vaccinations caused several local children to miss school with sore arms. John Clark begins building a modern bungalow west of Henderson. Clarence Boles replaces his brother on the farm team, assisting Geo Wilson. A Farm Bureau meeting debated tractor efficiency on 160 acre farms and keeping chickens penned versus running free, with Roy Robbins and Cliff Plumb leading the discussion. Harvey Sigle presented on grain marketing plans and decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Pollitt
Etta
W. HB. Wilson
G. B. Fickel
Co-operative Shipping Association of
Henderson
John Clark
Clarence Boles
Malvern
M Herbert
Geo. Wilson
Farm Bureau
Roy Robbins
Cliff Plumb
Geo
Parker
John Ayers
Harvey Sigle
Tabor Highlights Return of Residents from Ft. Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McClintock and Miss Hattie Clark returned to Tabor from Ft. Morgan Colorado, staying at the Wells home until house goods arrive. Clipsons relocate to Center Street, plan Hem ingford summer trip, while Clarence Adamson family moves into McClelland house for September occupancy. Local social notes reference callers from Malvern and Emerson, and Miss Lula Lee along with Mrs. Biggerstaff visit Shenandoah. Frank Green remains in Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. McClintock
Hattie Clark
Tabor
Ft. Morgan
Colo
Teir Tabor
Wells
Christian Church
Homer Clipson
McClelland
Center St
Clarence Adamson
McClelland House
Clipsons
Hemingford
Nebr
Clipson
Frank Green
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Lula Lee
G. A. Biggerstaff
Mildred
Malvern
Shenandoah
Melvin Totten
Miss Lee
Mrs. Biggerstaff
Birth and marriage notices from Randolph Enterprise
From the Randolph Enterprise this week, a son named William Robert born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bingham on Friday April 1. Mr. Chas A Lee and Miss Alice Clark wed at the Fremont County Courthouse with Rev. R. R. Moser officiating. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Amii Webb. Lee, a longtime community resident, lives near the W. W. Young farm. Miss Clark, formerly of Sterling, is now aiding the Lee family. Other notes mention Mr. and Mrs. M. and Mrs. G A Mayfield planning a move to Grand Island Nebraska, and dinners hosted for local families. A. W. Wiehter had an accident, injuring his nose, but it’s unclear if the incident occurred before daylight. he has since returned to work at the First Nation Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Otis
Strahan
John Owens
Frank Owens
Mary McGargitt
Clyde
Mary Benegina
Elen McCardle
Father Flaming
Omaha
Orphan Boys of the Good Fathers of
Clem Maher
Mary
Joe Laughlin
Shenandoah
Randolph
Enterprise
Jack’ Bingham
William Robert
Chas. A. Lee
Alice Clark
R. R. Moser
Sidney M. HE
Fremont County Court House
Amii Webb
Lee
W. W. Young
Miss Clark
Sterling, Colo
Mr. Lee
A. W. Wiehter
Bert
First Nation Bank
Silk coat for midsummer night rides shown for girls
A light silk coat designed to keep little girls warm during cool evening rides seasonally. The garment suits mid-summer night outings as fashion meets practical coverage for young riders.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Scott Perry
School of Fine and Applied Arts
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Marion Wize
Geo. Parker
Claude Wilson
Farquhar
Mildred Sowers
Grinnell
Dallas McGrew
Tadies
Grandma Wilson
Harry Landis
Emerson
Jerry Doyle
Kathern Martin
Domnick Martin
Sisters
Wisconsin
Domnicks Sisters
Gregory
Red Oak
Mike Delehant
Harding
England
Coal
George Howey
Sam
Court of St. James
Woodrow Wilson
White House
George Harvey
The
North American Review
Sampaigty
Wesley Chapel
Bert Combs
Mattie Thompson
Alice Wyant
Henry Aistrope
W. B. Bell
G A. Mayfield
Grand Island
Nebra
Nebraska
Marry Fisher
Wilda
Anderson
Sharon Inman
Arthur Inman
M. O. Inman
Town
Nyb
Rocky Kansas
Real
Buffalo
N. Y
Benny Léonard
Ritchie Mitchell
Willie Ackson
Nelson
Zeehyr Mills
Zephyr Mills
Zephyr
P. Kilmartin Farmers Co-Operative Co
Emerson J. W. McCleary
Ajax
Sargent’s
Owa
Jesse James
Mammouth Jack
Hands High
Old Hillsdale
Tabor Road
A. H. Culver
Rep
Detroit
H. R. Landis
Iowa
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