County School Notes Scholarships in Clark County 1922
Pupils earning Normal school scholarships in Clark county for 1922 are listed with names, districts and grade levels. Names include Doyle Busse West Union Lower Union district 9 12 Elbert Wheeler West York Crowe district 9 13 Velma Misner Casey Butter nut district 9 14 Norval Green Martinsville Cottonwood district 10 11 Lillian Hammond Darwin Darwin district 10 12 Edith Wright Marshall Kile district 10 18 Floyd Harlow Martinsville No One district 10 14 Emily Alrey sas tiperilis Kimlin district 1 11 Carl Kuni Margail stamp 11 12 Faye Findley Marshall Pleasant Grove district 11 18 Lloyd Wilhoit Martinsville Blue Grass district 11 14 Dorothy Jones Westfield Oilfield district 12 10 Harry Johns Dennison Dennison district 12 11 Arnold Croddy Dennison Dennison district 12 12 Eugene Harrison West Union Lower Union 12 13 Thelma Dennis Dudley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Doyle Busse
West Union
Lower Union
Elbert Wheeler
West York
Crowe
Velma Misner
Casey
Butternut
Norval Green
Martinsville
Cottonwood
Lillian Hammond
Darwin
Edith Wright
Marshall
Kile
Eugene Harrison
Thelma Dennis
Dudley
Germany
Lorene Massey
Rich Woods
Aby Batts
Aileen Arney
Lorene Arney
Myrtle Bowen
Virgil Clough
Jesse Atkinson
Floyd Harlow
Edward Tuttle
Lilian Bowen
Gladys Squires
Bertha Brosman
Lealon Brossman
Beulah
George Abel
Helen Ohm
Howard Junker
Herman Renner
Opal Anaker
Imogene Irwin
Myrna Fredenberger
Mary Norton
Edna Lovell
Clarence McKenzie
Harry Garwood
Helen McKenzie
Agile Kitel
Margaret Grisham
Caroline Murphy
Faye Findley
Ruth Stepp
Owen Hall
Della Morgan
Carl Lycan
Thurman Murphy
Gertrude Eckle
Emily Richie
Myrtle Richie
Pleasant Grove School
Wabash Two
Dennison
Ruth Vale
Fred Kasemeyer
Ralph Gallington
Marshall- Delores Orndorff
Granville’ .Gassert
Fred_ ‘ Shafer
Clarette Low
Joy Maurer
Ledonna Low
Lurie Baggs
Mildred
Marglol Seite
Lafyrence Penta
Frank ‘McGee
Bernard J Black
Thelma Francis
Bewile
Eheeste
Mona Ormiston
Roy B. Crumlin
Dorothy Ormiston
Mabel Liggett
Mildred Irwin
Garnet Routledge
Carl Kuhn
Clarence
Low
Granville Geisert
Douglas
Harry Johns
Lucille Stoelting
Union School
Dawson
Dean Montgomery
Hubert Hutchings
Ralph Jones
Alice Whitson
Lester Beachout
Claude Brosman
Percy * Johnson
Catherine Gallatin
Clarence Flenner
Ruth Flenner
Lloyd Wilhoit
Arthur Claypool
Glen Nicholson
Claude Hurst
Lillie Burkett
Lloyd Hendfis
Everett Veach
Ruby Claypool
Ralph Goekler
Blue Grass School
Dolson
Thelma Pearce
Margaret Burger
Maude Buckler
Gladys Rockwell
Corrections For Last Years School District Listings
A dense list of corrections and name spellings for Martinsville Richwoods and surrounding district students. Includes addresses, highest grades, and scholarship notes for Lorene Massey Leona Downey and others with references to Marshall Dennison West Union and Richwoods schools.
Unknown Mexican civilization unearthed at Chalchihuites
Archaeologists J W Killer of Andover and Clarence Hay of the American Museum report a 1000 foot square room and 28 carved stone columns found in Chalchihuites Zacatecas. They say the builders formed a distinct culture unrelated to Teotihuacan San Juan Teotihuacan or Casas Grandes, evidencing advanced artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalchihuites
Zacatecas
Mexico
Chalehihuites
J. W. Killer
Andover
Mass
Clarence Hay
Museum’ of Natural History
United States
Suhdoon
San Juan Teotihuacan
Casas Grandes
Builders Guided by Model for Swiss Hydro Plant
Engineers planning the Barage de Barberine hydro electric project in Switzerland built an exact scale model from a contour map. They reproduced the ground, towers, guy lines, cables and chutes to position. The model clarified clearance, line locations, bracing and single versus double guy lines ensuring correct layout and functioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrage de Barberine
Switzerland
George F. Paul
Scientific American
Formality Sparks Garden Pride and Dinner Tart Reproof
In a Chicago Journal tale, John Smith the furnace man adores his garden and invites the house owner to visit. The visitor tours the vege beds then enjoys cake in the parlor while Mrs Smith rebukes the use of first names. John presents purple grapes, prompting gratitude and a reminder of formal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
John
City Is Properly Indignant Over Wedding Gift Choice
The Corporation of Sheffield objects to choosing carbon steel for Princess Mary’s wedding cutlery noting stainless steel would better reflect Sheffield’s modern reputation. The rebuke sees the old-fashioned selection as a conservative gesture that ignores stainless steel’s rising global demand and its industry impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of
Sheffield
England
Mary
Cripplinig
Real partnership needed to fix housing crisis now
Walter F. Dodd argues the public committee must push a drastic, cooperative program among landlords, material men, labor unions, and contractors to build more homes. He cites Landis and Dalley awards, calls for fair treatment, and warns against profiteering and stagnation in the construction industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Dodd
Chicago
United ‘States
Mh ‘Dodd
New York
Massachusetts
Minois
Ghidaga
Lockwood ' Commission
Dalley
Landis
Ins
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Rhode Island
Lon Miller
D. A. Macklin
FORD
Evan L. Pyle
Dick Eller
John Bashee
Perl Craig
John B. Yowell
Mary E. Schwanecke
Ben T
Allen Dean
John Eitel
Harry Rolson
Martin Serwise
Clarence Pine
Stanley F. Palmer
Otto Clatfelter
Joe Williamson
E. L. Brosman
Everett Taubenecke
Geo
Heleine
Sweitzer
Don Ringo
Ray Gallatin
Matkina
Barney Smith
J. Watson
C. Higginbotham
J. D. Wilhoit
Findley
R. Black
Marion
Temple R. Lovett
Windford
Taylor
Burns Hurst
Harry Adams
Charlie Currans
Brosman
Tractor Clark Co
Assa
Frank "Malloy
Logan Myles
Harry R. ‘Bamesberger
Grant
Claude
Vickery
L. Blundell
Coupe Russell Lycan
Walter White
Wm. Mayer
Wm. White
Sagate
Delores Orndorff
Dolores Cox
Nina Galey
Russell Camp
Ens
Vivian ‘Tyler
Reba Hammond
Harold ‘Walker
Max Briscoe
Ship—Lorene ‘Massey
Richwoods School
Leona* ‘Downey
Sweek
ATS
John -F. Cane
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