Sweetland Center Leads Rural Attendance Records
Sweetland Center School under Miss Edna Belle Shepard reported a perfect attendance streak since opening, with many rural schools posting high marks in November. The list names 30 schools and teachers, led by 100 percent scores at Prospect, Brock Way, Wild Rose, Central, and Sweetland Center, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland Center
Edna Belle Shepard
E. D. Bradley
Sweetland
Prospect
Dorothy King
Brock Way
Margaret Hesseltine
Wild Rose
Frances Wieskamp
Central
Nellie Mahoney
Prospect Hill
Evelyn Mangels
Rainbow
Evelyn Wagner
Osage
Cora Beard
Goshen Valley
Marian McFadden
Patterson
Florence Healey
Fairview
Dorothy Brown
Green Valley
Margaret
Locust Grove
Beulah Miller
Harriette James
Mittman
Ruth Froehner
Cedar Valley
Elizabeth Satterthwaite
Dickerson
Phyllis Romaine
Pike
Mildred Smith
Independence
Margaret Brown
Prairie
Hazel Colberg
Cranston
Fire damage at Folsom home estimated near four thousand
A fire at Dr. S. D. Folsom residence 514 Leroy street Friday afternoon caused losses estimated between 3500 and 4000 dollars. No one was home and a passerby nearby alerted authorities. Firefighters kept the blaze to the roof with water damage from hose lines. Another fire at Earl Woods 321 West Second street caused about ten dollars damage from a chimney spark igniting the roof with three fire stations responding and six gallons of chemical used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. S. D. Folsom
Leroy Street
Earl Woods
West Second Street
Weekend bus fire causes minor damage in city
Small damage resulted from two fires Saturday evening and Sunday morning. A Chrysler coach owned by Lyle L. McGreer caught fire at 3 34 Sunday morning and flames damaged the front seat. The blaze apparently started from a lighted cigarette. The coach was parked at 605 East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Lyle L. McGreer
Bold confrontation over charges and morals at work
Lillig confronts Bowman in a heated exchange claiming he was unjustly charged. He storms into his superior's office demanding an explanation as Bowman asserts concerns about the morals of a young subordinate. The clash hints at deeper disciplinary tensions in the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillig
Bowman
Pawnee Bill Charged With Attempted Murder After Altercation
The account notes Pawnee Bill near fatally striking a man at the place. It is stated he should leave the Indian territory with a charge of attempted murder. The superintendent’s name is omitted per request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee
Indian Territory
Community Sings Planned on City Hall Lawn
Muscatine prepares a large Christmas song fest on the city hall lawn next Saturday at 8 30 PM. A stereopticon will project hymn words onto the building while local musicians accompany. Silent Night and O Come All Ye Faithful lead the familiar program. Rev V L Shontz leads the Muscatine Ministerial Association event scheduled to last 30 or 40 minutes. American road building machinery is to be used on highways of Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
City Hall
Brazil
Chimney Fire at 206 West Seventh Street Causes No Damage
Fire at the Leo Maher home 206 West Seventh Street sparked at 9 47 Saturday night. Firemen from stations No 1 and No 2 responded to the alarm. The chimney fire caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Leo Maher
West Seventh Street
Jurors Drawn For the January Term in Louisa County
Wapello Iowa December 19 Following are the grand jurors and petit jurors summoned to serve during the January term of Louisa county district court Judge Oscar Hale to preside Grand jurors include W H Allen F L Bishop A J Cox Mrs E B Creswell Fred Enz A W Heins J E Kerr E E Kendall F M Lynch Claude McCoy Earl Wilson Jay Wall Petit jurors listed include Mrs W Q O Allen Norman Brook Horace Brown Olive Brown Mrs E W Browning Mrs C A Brown Dale Callahan John Campbell W D Curran M L Dailey Lyle Duncan Mrs Rush Gast R E Griffith Howard Green F E Humphrey W A Havenhill C M Herrick C J Hanft Glenn Houseal Allen Hudson Emma Isett W H Jones May Kemp Albert Kremer Kate Kremer Effie Kelly Orville Latty Maude B Lesnet Mrs H M Leyda dna Lieberknecht Mrs J M Morrison Mrs G H McConahay R F Mellinger C C Murphy M J McCulley George F Ong C H Orr C EB Pierce Mrs J R Rees D L Roberts Earl Stafford H V Stineman A L Springer Mrs Lett Thomas Mrs W H Timmons W D Waterhouse Bert Wolfe A O Williams Corning Thrown from a horse when it slipped on an icy pavement and dragged a short distance when his foot caught in the stirrup David Riegel 15 of Corning was killed here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wilson
Jay Wall
W. QO. Allen
Norman Brook
Horace Brown
Olive Brown
E. W. Browning
C. A. Brown
Dale Callahan
John Campbell
W. D. Curran
M L. Dailey
Lyle Duncan
Rush Gast
R. E. Griffith
Howard Green
F. E. Humphrey
W. A Havenhill
C. M. Herr
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Hazel Dell
Blanche Birkett
Melpine
Blanche Nietzel
Union No
Mary Raub
Mr. Grove
Loraine McFadden
Bernice Healey
Sunnyside
Agatha Byrne
White — Prairie
Phyllis Ficken
Shiloh
Hazel Walter
Siloam
Blanche Windus
Laurel Hill
Margaret Steele
Stockton
Pearl Brown
Plum Grove
Helen Harney
North Star
Grace Crocker
Valley
Eleanor Schweitzer
Cedarville
Bernice Nash
Pine Mill
Augusta Schroeder
Glen Dale
Berniece Sheppard
Yankee Hollow
Norma Hell
Nolo
Ina Paul
Folsom
Louisa County
Corning
David Riegel
Colm & Company
M.Colm_.& Company
Angel
Bethlehem
Eureka
Eureka Dept
Fleer
Stubenville
Ppiacter
McColm’s
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