Sandoval School Board Maintains Staff and Raises Standards
Sandoval district No 125 board met April 25 in the school building. The personnel remains the same except for a new president Mr Kindel replacing Isaac Deadmond. The teaching force was rehi red at the same salaries as last year. The board notes teachers have raised standards and, after excellent treatment, the Supt Green reports teachers agreed to teach part of the last month of next year without pay. The board reemployed the same staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Sandoval District No. 125
Kindel
Isaac Deadmond
Green
Sandoval
Commencement set for May at Shari liff College
Professor G M Potter of Shari liff College in Alton Illinois will address the grade school graduates at the Commencement Exercises on May 26. Mrs Kathryn Satterlee hosted the Pollyanna Club Kids party with prizes to Mrs E G Saunders, Mrs B Holmes and Mrs Burnett. Final plans made for the quilt show in the Masonic building May 5. Guests included Mrs Frank Reid and Mrs Don Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Potter
Shariliff College
Alton
Ill
Kathryn Satterlee
Pollyanna Club
E. G. Saunders
B. Holmes
C. €. Burnett
Masonic
Frank Reid
Don Lee
W. W. Burnett
Helen
Dorothy
C. C. Burnett
Betty
Mary Francis
Sandoval
Alvah Willis
Carlyle
Clarence Szatt
Centralia
Hiram Wilson
Marjoe
Jane
James Talbott
Allerton
Jean Sherman
Chicago
Laura Bellary
Berta Anderson
Paul and
Mildred Ververs
Virginia Harvey
Gwendsin Leith
Gwendoly T Thomas
Hess
Hertze’ Coatey
Myrtle, Verte
Ralph Lammers
Annabelie
Charles Lee
Wilbert Schmitz
Lawrence Cochran
Jumi Association
Southeast Town Social Roundup
Wash Bowen and family were visited by Mr and Mrs Charley Bowen Friday night. Howard Poole spent Thursday with grandparents Mr and Mrs Pete Bopp. Elva Palmer visited Mrs Lawrence Perrine and family Tuesday. Pete Bopp visited Ottie Snyder Sunday afternoon. George Pulver and Mrs Mat Belcher visited Sunday. John Gerrish is able to be out again. Eunice Snyder now works in Carlyle. Temple school year ended Friday with gatherings and activities including spelling ciphering and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash Bowen
Charley Bowen
Howard Poole
Pete Bopp
Elva Palmer
Lawrence Perrine
Ottie Snyder
George Pulver
Mat Belcher
John Gerrish
Eunice Snyder
Carlyle
Temple
North Fork community notes and personal visits
North Fork school held a basket dinner on the last day of school and hired Harold Arnold for the upcoming term. A 4-H club organized at the school with a first meeting planned for May 10. Numerous visits and errands took place among local families including the Cox, Wade, Bassett, Green, Garrett, Arnold, Wilson, and Moeller households with several trips to Sandy Branch, Salem, Patoka, and St. Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fork
Harold Arnold
Alta Cox
Kathryn Lowe
Sandy Branch
Abbie Cox
Jessy
Salem Saturay
Dale
Mildred Cox
Laveda Jones
Edith Diss
Cleda Garrett
Gertrude Wade
Leroy Green
Kinmundy
Nancy Green
Lora Bassett
James
Otho
Ernest Bassett
Serena McCune
Orie
Guy Arnold
Patoka
Lodema Wilson
Mira Headley
Darrell Wilson
John Wilson
Freddonia Visitors and Kinmundy Visits Highlight Local Socials
Fredonia residents hosted St Louis friends and A S Jett Thursday evening. Sylvia Evans spent last week in Kinmundy with sister Mrs Ralph Hoyt. Thelma Jett visited Leona Webking Sunday. Mary Ruth Gehrig of Salem attended Oscar Easley funeral in Salem. Edith Kretzer of Harvey stayed with J W Kretzer and family. Edith March visited relatives near Kell. Rachel McHaney staying near Patoka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
A. S. Jett
Sylvia Evans
Kinmundy
Ralph Hoyt
Thelma Jett
Leona Webking
Mary Ruth Gehrig
Salem
Simpson
Lauren Carter
Eugene
Fred
Alice
James
Leroy Simpson
Oscar Easley
Edith Kretzer
Harvey
J. W. Kretzer
John Talbert
John March
Walter Gehrig
Simpson Home
Edith March
Kell
Rachel McHaney
Patoka
Patoka 4-H Cooking Club elects officers at April meeting
The Patoka 4-H cooking club met at Mrs. Etna Knight’s home on Saturday April 29. Officers elected include President Margaret Ballance and Vice President Doris Good. Next meeting slated for May 20 at Ballance’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patoka
Etna Knight
Margaret Ballance
Doris Good
Alice Mojonnier
Fayetta Belcher
Rosemary Lovell
Juanita Easton
Gayle Belcher
Violet Nattier
Pentecostal Young Peoples Meeting Organized
The Pentecostal church held a Young Peoples meeting last Friday night April 28 1933 led by Bro Paul Grant. Officers named include President Miss Claire Smith Vice President Miss Edith Gray Secretary Treasurer Miss Juanita Stephens and Long Leader Eugene Parker. Meetings are set for every Friday at 745 p m with invites extended. A visiting preacher from Vandalia is to speak next Sunday night May 7 1933 after Bro Grant travels to Louisville Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youg Peoples
Paul Grant
Claire Smith
Edith Gray
Juanita Stephens
Eugene Parker
Louisville
Ill
Vandalia
Quote about concealment and praise in social tone
A reflective note on lecturers who hide manuscripts and delay disclosure. The speaker urges cautious praise to win friendship, suggesting phrases like I’ve always admired your judgment to ingratiate oneself. The tone hints at manipulation through flattery within intellectual circles.
Magical feats staged at Centralia entertainment
An appreciative audience witnessed an unusual program of magic by Merritt Caldwell of Patoka last Friday night in the church basement of St. John’s Church Centralia. Cards disappeared flags materialized wooden balls multiplied and automatic writing appeared then Caldwell freed himself from bonds with little effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Caldwell
Patoka
St. John’s Church
Centralia
Notice for 4 H sewing department meeting
The sewing department of the 4 H club will meet at Lola Belle Morey home to cut out undergarments. Bring material for garments. Meeting Friday afternoon at 2 oclock. High school girls come after school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Club
Lola Belle Morey
Card of Thanks From John and Grace Thompson
Thanks God for a baffled illness and a new lease on life granted. Gratitude for physician and nurse professional skill. Thankful for friends and neighbors for thoughtful help flowers to cheer the sick room and dainties for the appetite. John W. Thompson. Grace Z. Thompson.
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O. Bounds
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Max Weil
James Wright
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Bert Barkhurst
Fred Bohner
Alvah Bohner
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R. R. Day
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Quality Bakers of America
Purity Baking Co
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Patoka 4-H Cooking Club
Pentecostal Churches
Centralia Entertainment
John W. Thompson
Grace Z. Thompson
Janesville
Janesville, Wis
MAE Eagan Auto and Property Insurance
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