Manitowoc teachers begin two day conference at Hotel Manitowoc
Northeast Supervising Teachers convened with a 6:30 dinner at the Hotel Manitowoc. Miss Amanda Heyroth welcomed the group and led community singing as Robert Duhnke sang and Edna Beitler played. Fred C. Christianson spoke at Manitowoc County Rural Normal. The evening featured bridge and bunco with prizes, a bus tour to Centerville schools, and a tour of Aluminum Goods.
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Manitowoc
Northeast
Court House
Amanda ‘Heyroth
Teachers” Organization of the
Northeast District
Heyroth
Robert Duhnke
Edna Beitler
Fred C. Christianson
Manitowoc County Rural Normal School
Bridge
Bunco
Sonn Stoffél
Henrietta
Banco
Archie Collar
Elizabeth Orr
Centerville
Bernice Trossen
Ada Horner
Walter Schnell
Wimsler's
Cleveland
New London
Myrtle Welainder
Waupaca
Liltay. Anderson
Sturgeon Weey
Paula Clisen
Enrollment Trends at U S Schools for the Blind 1926 27
The 1926 27 report shows 84 thousand three hundred and eighty four pupils taught in U S institutions for the education and training of the blind with a 22 percent rise since 1918. High school graduates totaled 105 boys and 176 girls. Instrumental music reached 2 683 pupils, vocal 2 728, and 199 in industrial courses. Kindergarten classes enrolled 336 pupils across state supported city and private schools with some state aid. one college is in the Philippine era and Porto Rico.
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United States
United States Bureau of Education
Feort
Porto Rico
The Davidson Studio Plot to Cast Elaine
Davidson plans a major film shift as Irene challenges Jane Dare for Elaine with Trene Shirley in the mix. Tony Hull quits Davidsons to launch his own production with Jane as star, while backers discuss a $350,000 budget and a secretive write‑in of a new scenario to rival the Irene faction.
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Alice Carroll
Davidson Productions. Co
Lew Davidson
Flm Company
Jane Dare
Alice
Tony Hull
Davidson Forces
Visws
Davidson
Hollywood
Trene Shirley
Pacific Coast
Lew
Irene
Hhem
Tony
Jane
Toarda
Tennyson
Elaine
Irene Hull
Trene
Ben Hardy
Ben
Pen
Ritz
Tony Hultas
Dare
Helali2
Dois
Toby Hull
Sammy Gloetzmann
Pit
Joe Hallett
Joe McGrath
Arthur Venable
Olf Man Purdy
Venable
Purdy
Cargoes in Books By Library Mariner
The library mariner picks a new specimen of the modern novelized biography with This Side Idolatry by C. E. Bechefer Roberts. It presents Charles Dickens as common clay, explores his rise, and questions his paternity. Also noted is The Cavalier of Tennessee by Meredith Nicholson, a romance about Andrew Jackson blending fact and fancy.
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Library Mariner
C. E. Bechefer Roberts
Charles Dickens
Dickens
Boz
Mr. Pickwick
Sam Weller
Lairey Gamp
Sydney Carton
Main Street Through the Glasses of the Newspaper Man
A fragmentary column mix of wry opinions on life and local characters. Quips on street life, a Peeping Tom scare, Armistice Day, and a church supper close with a light note about a parade and a missing signoff. Names and places imply small town life and dated topics.
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Main Street
Hymns Dropped by Erie Lutheran Convention Over Jazzy Tone
The United Lutheran church of america convention in Erie Pa ruled two familiar hymns Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and Brighten the Corner Where You Are too jazzy for the hymnal. The decision reflects broader taste concerns within the denomination. Eliza Capascowett a Menominee woman was found dead at her home door after being brought home reportedly drunk from the reservation near Keshena. Death attributed to large amount of liquor and prior injuries.
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Isle of Somewhere
United Lutheran Church of America
Erie
Eliza Capascowett
Keshena
Hallowe'en Dance by St Boni Men’s Club at Gym
A Halloween dance will be given by the St Boni Men’s Club at the St Boni gym on Friday evening October 26. Music will be by the Lyric Orchestra.
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Hallowe'en
J. Aloysius Young
St. Boniface
Lyric Orchestra
Book notices highlight Hill Country and other recent works
Admirers of Old Hickory and readers of Hearts of Hickory will enjoy this roundup. The Hill Country by Rameey Benson centers on James G. Hill as a key promoter amid Swedes and Yankees feuds and farmer railroad clashes on the Minnesota prairie. E Barrington’s Napoleon and Josephine in The Thunderer and Impress of Hearts about Marie Antoinette attract attention, while With Malice Toward None pairs with Lincoln’s Forever Free. Reginald Berkeley’s Dawn portrays Edith Cavell’s sacrifice, a recent but sobering addition to the group.
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Napoleon
Josephine
Marie Antoinette
Honore Wiltsie Morrow
Lincoln
Reginald Berkeley
Edith Cavell
Treat Goitre At Home Advertisement
An advertisement touts Sorbol Quadruple as a simple at home remedy for goitre. It promises relief from dreadful misery and invites readers to obtain information at Charles Groffman’s Drug Store or by writing Sorbol Mpany in Mechanicsburg Ohio, extolling availability at all druggists.
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Charles Groffman
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
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Appleton
Edwin Huebner
Rock River Lodge
Lake Poygan
Highway Commission Committee
Green Bay
Clara Wehrig
Milwaukee
M. E. Goldstone
New York City
Mrs. C. Lawrence
Chicago
H. L. Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Everning
J. Shumway
Rochester
New York
City
LA. Shumway
Augusta Kirchenberg
James Grant
Delose. Favell
Waterford
William H Beattie
New
Harold Kirchenberg
London
John C. Marting
Hupert Felde
C. H. Sieker
Burlington
H. D. Kansier
Olga Borcherdt
Maxmillian Bahr
Davenport
C. J. Babcok
Mauston
Wis
J. H. Pleuss
J. Fred Brown
Frank Brock
Holy Family Hospital
Harold Mass
South twenty-Sixth Street
Bergs
Billy
Margaret Sommers
Calista Gebbe
Circle
Roy A. Balmer
Neenah
Black Hills
Placca
del Carpenter
Rockford
Green Bay Checker Sharks
Mr. Carpenter
Milwaukee Business and Professional Women's Club
West High
de Pere
Peshtigo
East High
DePere
Menasha
U.P
Underwood
William M. Brown
Episcopal Church Conference
Washington
Mars
Two Rivers
Elter
Taylor
Ineeol
Ts. N. A. Tallman
Eau, Claire
Wisconsin
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