Graduation Held Friday Afternoon in Wilton Second Grammar
Miss Johnston's class of nine four girls and five boys graduated from the second grammar Friday afternoon in Wilton Iowa. The program featured songs recitations dialogues and a class song with certificates of promotion presented by E D Bradley to the graduates Alice Wilkerson John Shuger Bessie Duncan Richard Wacker Genevieve McSwiggin Walter Kiser Clarence Kiser Donald Whitmer Celia Ticktin and others.
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Wilton
Miss Johnston
Alice Wilkerson
John Shuger
Bessie Duncan
Richard Wacker
Genevieve McSwiggin
Walter
Clarence Kiser
Donald Whitmer
Cecelia Ticktin
Jim
Celia Ticktin
Gertrude Kisér
Celesta Cronin
Geneveive McSwiggin
Walter Kiser Medley
Mrs. Madlaw
Gertrude Kiser
Mrs. Darling
Clifford Bacon
Leo Farrell
Floyd Shifler
Joe Mahoney
George Kanoff
Raymond Robinson
Yula Doden
Leo Nicolaus
Ray Wilkerson
Harold Wright
Mr. Bray
Mrs. Bray
Bridget O’tingley
Katrina Vanscopenfungerminger
Lily Snowdrop
Jones
Freddy
Clifford Russell
Amanada Erickson
Residents and Visitors Move About in Local News Notes
Columbus Junction residents travel to Davenport Muscatine Anamosa Indianola and Waterloo for family visits and church events. The Louisa Center Children's Day program is set for next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Floyd Smith and Madison Arrington depart for Seattle Washington after attending local schooling.
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Columbus Junction
R. A. Hutton
Davenport
Will Hutton
S. A. Thompson
Leon Thompson
Evan
Anamosa
John Gildner
I. Stone
D. Foster
Muscatine
C. W. Hannan
Ruth
Mowder
John Super
8. C. Allen
Indianola
Louisa Center Church
S. L. Hanft
J. P. Gabriel
Waterloo
Floyd Smith
Madison Arrington
Seattle
Wash
Elsie Lupton
Rural school farewell honors Ada Rolland before city move
About seventy Kalorama pupils and patrons held a farewell picnic for teacher Ada Rolland who resigns to teach sixth grade at Jackson school next year. The event featured a student program, a cut glass dish gift, and a procession of recitations, songs, and dialogues led by students including Grace Goddard and Margaret Sawyer.
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Kalorama School
Ada Rolland
Mulberry Avenue
Miss Rolland
Jackson School
Grace Goddard
Margaret Sawyer
Eunice Bowser
Geneve School Receives Indoor Picnic Program
Rain forced Geneva school term ending indoors with a midday visit by parents. A lengthy program featured numerous recitations from students such as Gladys Kramer Anna Binggrell Laura May Garrison and Fred Kramer plus songs and a flag drill. An ad for Snyder vehicle rig concludes the item.
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Geneva
Gladys Kramer
Carl Hays
Ernest Schwedel
Anna Binggrell
Laura May Garrison
Robert Wheeler
Puss and the Turtle
Eda Binggeli
Mabel Brudtkuhl
Hattie
Edna Miller
Fred Kramer
Lena Binggeli
Ethel Fischer
Freda Zanker
Howard
Gilbert Kramer
Rob’s Mittens
Georgie Morris
Mildred Stamler
Robin—School
Raymond Schwedel
Esther Stamler
Hilda Whisler
Dorothy Garrison
Freda Sabbath
Walter Sabbath
Whitney Fahy
Helen Garrison
Chrystal Miller
Robert Kramer
Albert Fischer
Charley Hogan
Ruth Stamler
Esther Miller
Visiters Spread Across Missouri Towns
Thursday morning for her home in Shelbina, Mo. Mrs. Eva Miller and children, of Corydon, came Wednesday evenings to visit her uncle, W. A. Duncan, and other relatives. Jack Overholt is visiting relatives in St. Louis.
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Shelbina
Eva Miller
Corydon
W. A. Duncan
Jack Overholt
St. Louis
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Public Notice
A historic advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething remedy used for sixty five years by millions of mothers. The ad claims it soothes gums calms pain relieves wind colic and diarrhea and markets the product at twenty five cents a bottle under a guaranteed act.
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