High School Notes Recap Faculty Advisors and Council
Martha Kohl reports on elected faculty advisors for Seniors through Freshmen and the student body council by class, lists names. Lyle Swartling suffers a broken collar bone in football practice, a major loss for the team. A Sophomore class party in the gym entertained the faculty and student body, followed by addresses from Captain Jones and Lieutenant Cook on service during the war and upcoming plans. The first football game, High School versus Alumni, is slated for Saturday. support the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Kohl
Messrs
Newton and Ellis
Miss Stillman
Mr. Feinberg
Paulus
Miss Heffernan
Dresendorfer
Reuben Anderson
Elsie Crocker
Franklin Graham
Betty Munhall
John Ragle
Myron Felker
Edward Culver
Auret Denson
Edwin May
Frank Normington
Vera Fitzgerald
Harriet Strauss
Lyle Swartling
Lyle
Captain Jones
Lieut Cook
Dr Lyman Copps Joins Vedder and Vedder Practice
Dr Lyman Copps, eye ear nose and throat specialist, begins practice with Drs Vedder and Vedder in their city offices above the Trio theater. A Rush Medical College graduate, he recently returned from overseas medical service, has Chicago Children’s Memorial Hospital experience, and served with Dr E L Brown. He assisted in Dr Brown’s practice and taught ophthalmology at the University of Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Copps
Vedder
Trio Theater
Copps
Rush Medical College of
Chicago
Cook County
Illinois
Children’s Memorial Hospital
E. L. ¥. Brown
Brown
University of Illinois
Speculation on Wisconsin World War I bonus nipped
In Madison on September 21 the service recognition board halted rumor of large bonuses. Col John Salsman reports Milwaukee loan firms were buying claims for half value and soldiers were pressured to surrender discharge papers. The board confirms bonuses go to the individual or heirs and payments start in early 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Service Recognition Board
John Salsman
Milwaukee
Local News Roundup From Stevens Point and Marshfield
Stevens Point and Marshfield digest a busy slate: fishing season shifts to June 1. Owls lodge plans a May meeting with music and refreshments. teachers form The Grade Teachers Federation pushing for higher salaries. state officials inspect county facilities. theater presents The Lion and The Mouse starring Alice Joyce. church survey across cities maps future program. National Guards receive Springfield rifles. drug store advertises quick film printing. housing scarcity plagues Marshfield alongside Buster Brown events. Red Cross local organizing efforts. post office trickery on stamps noted. baseball broadcasts and World Series chatter. soldiers entertained by Eagles hall dance and minstrels. Kenosha shops rival Chicago with a new mail-order catalog. Tiffault ad stunt with Buster Brown entertains children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Stevens Point
Board of Education
L. E. Gilson
Wood County Insane Asylum
Episcopal Church
Grand Rapids
Wausau
Waupaca
Wisconsin
Winterburn Drug, Company
Marshfield
Buster Brown
Tige
Tiffault
Buster
Marguerite Kraus
Home Service
Sherry
Millkadore
Arpin
Home Service Section
James Blake
Baptist Church
V. A. Mason
Blake
Stevens’ Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blodgett Hotel
Fahey & Tollefson Proprietors
Adler
DR. Copps
Drs. Vedder
Anita Stewart
Vitagraph
James ‘Oliver Curwood
Ralph Ince
Larry Lemon
W. T. Foad
Woolworth
All-American Pathfinders
Eagles Hall
Omaha
Minneapolis
Loyal
Wis
Citizens State Bank
Kenosha
Kenohsa
Kenosha County
J. P. ‘Tiffault
Tiga
Mr.Tiffault
Adler Theatre
First
Aurora Mardiganian
Armenia
Betsy Lane
Acher Theatre
L. Rembs & Son Edison
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