Hide Article Text (OCR)
NEBRASKA THURSDAY EVENI4they arrived at the conclusion that there was nothing wrong and returned to Aurora. Shortly thereafter ~the stranger left HoTdville, after telling Mr. Mitchell that he would call for the car in a couple of days, or as soon asthe batteries had been recharged. Hewalked out of town.and the last seen• «of him he was headed in the directionof Polk, It was that decision which caused his undoing, for immediately F. J. Hahn got busy and after talking with Sheriff Potter it was decided to take the gentleman in for a day or two and await developments.On Friday morning one of the Home Guards was driving into Polk and met the much wanted man who.asked for a ride to town, intending there to get the train and leave'for places where all the public wasn't looking in, a sus-picious way toward a stranger with an auto. Upon arriving at the depot. Sheriff Potter was in waiting and took the man in charge and started for Osceola. Upon arriving here he had atalk with officers at Fremont and Omaha and it was *toon established that hisprisonrr was a resident of Iowa, whose name was Frank Ernest Anderson. He had registered in the last draft list at Odebolt and was aboutthirty-six years of age. The car was a practically new. Franklin, air-cooled roadster and had been stolen from afarmer near Onawa, Sheriff Martin was notified by Sheriff Potter of the capture of Anderson, and he came, on the first train after his man. A reward of $250 had been offered by the Iowa authorities and as soon as this is paid over to Sheriff Potter he proposes to divide with the Home Guards of Polk for the assistance they had tendered.In the ShadowOf the SchoolMiss Bruns, of Lake Mills, .'Wisconsin, has been elected to take charge of the Frerich classes and is on the way. She will probably be able to meet her classes the first time on Friday of this week.Miss Scott was unable to be in her place two days this week and Miss Hedbloom, of the York Junior Highfaculty, taught the mthematic classes haie. Miss Hedbloom is home thi9 week on account of the closing of theYork schools because of the Spanish Flu.Miss Olson startedithe girls training in basket ball last week. The boys arealso at work, Ephraim. Ochsner hasbeen elected captain‘and the prospects look good. '' **’’The six-week tests are being completed this week and report cards are expected to be given out next Wednesday. We trust all parents will bearthis in mind and give the cards your careful attention. Ramember that unsatisfactory work can be improved iflooked after now, but at end of semester the opporrunity is past.During the past summer we were incorrespondence with the Bureau of Ednhation and have some letters written by Mothers who were formerly Kindergarten teadj rs. We should like to pass tnese articles on to the mothers around Stromsburg. The NonnalTi ainers are also advised to paste a copy of these in their scrap bjok.This first one on Kindergarten activities is by Mrs, Alice Frary.‘•The mother of small chi'dren whoItsISIdoes not li/e withm ie?eh of a kinckr-garten need nor f^el compelled to deprive her little ones f the plee^uresand benefits of systematic trrin ng. It is true that the stimulus of co operative work and play, so vital a feature of the kindergarten, is not so apt to be found in the smaller group at home and is entirely lacking in the case of the only child. Nevertheless, many of the activities provided in the kindergarten can be carried on not only by the small group but by the lonely child as well, “Cofne let us live with our children”TTlvreralcurithetrult;sam*peritlon beei in t com varl cles its ibe lt;ot t TLeaa11,autlco-cnenbeira nRobof ; Uni tlon curi.Mrs Mrs of t Tin i tlonits iAmidiuipatischiTIIberthetrioliton*prlrers(pastribjthea b .mat■ tact lie, imes2,50Tingdefiamlt;thefiedpro]ThestaltlortheparbeeIn ( dlee entJ4WO IquaStorsengcurrUniternDr.Colarbandis the old familiar Froebelian slogan.We might paraphrase it by saying:“Come let us sing with our children,”Why shouldn't children sing morning greetings to father and mother as well as to teacher? Even two year olds that I know can sing them and delight in doing so. The goodmorning songsto various members of the family, to^ J the new day, to sun or clouds, sung while dressing, do much to create a 11 sunny morning atmosphere. There are songs to accompany many o£the home r I duties, besides a wealth * of nature31 songs. At bed time the devotional spirit of the evening prayer may be enhanced by the singing of a child’s♦hymn* Songs such as these can be found in “Games,and Music of Froe-fw -bel’s Mother Play” and in other kindergarten song books. Any good library would have some of these, or itwould be possible to buy copies throughd a bookstore.1
Newspaper Details
Stromsburg News
Stromsburg, Nebraska, US
Thu, Oct 10, 1918
Page 1
Full Page
Clipped by
Timberland R.
WA, USA 19 Oct 2020
Other Publications Near Stromsburg, Nebraska
Stromsburg Weekly News
Stromsburg Republican
Stromsburg News
Stromsburg Headlight
