Back to School Drive Urges Youths to Rejoin High Schools
Government and local leaders call for boys and girls to return to high school as war economy shifts. The Go To School Drive, backed by the U S Office of Education and wartime agencies, urges completion of fulltime coursework or well planned programs to prepare for postwar opportunities. Strong emphasis on patriotism, employment trends, and the need for education to secure the nation’s future.
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Office of Education
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Office of War Inform Tion
War Manpower Commission
4-H Club Work Sets Goals for Better Youth Leadership
County 4-H committee outlines objectives to develop leadership citizenship honesty and sportsmanship among farm youth. Emphasizes appreciation of rural life and training in improved farm and home practices. Estimates 150 to 200 members next year and calls for part time agent support and regular leader trainings. Diversified projects including dairy swine and sheep are encouraged along with poultry crops and garden work. Regular meetings and educational programs are foregrounded to achieve the aims.
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Knoxville
School Farm Club Plans New Classes and Activities
A local page cites the Acticulture program hosting an opening in November for part time classes. Mechanics and Crops and Soils groups will offer hands on training with proper tools and equipment. Future Farmers aim to expand activities including minerals, soil testing, leadership and community service programs amid declining farm numbers.
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Clases
Amrares
Nacht
Croup
Little Nollen Girl Drowned in Michigan Lake
A young girl named Nolen from Lafayette died in a drowning accident at a Michigan lake. Police Chief Van t Hatt and Officers Ernest Pear led the investigation, ruling the death accidental. The Nolen family, visiting Holland for the Christian Worker conference, planned to stay. the girl was born June 1 in Lafayette. Funeral services will be held Thursday at First Reformed Church, with burial in Raritan Cemetery.
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Ernest Pear
Vande Water
Nolen
Holland
Christian Worker
Conference On Hope Cntlege
Addi
Lafuy- Nolen
Graduate Theological Seminary
Lafayette
PH Pan
Pan
First Reformed Church
Allen B. Cook
Covenant Reformed Church
Indianapolis
Ind
Will Offciat
St. Lafaye
Paul van Arstale
Raritan
Reformed Church of
Kenneth Hesselink
Chariie Hurial
Ives
Kindergarten enrollment expected to reach forty pupils
A preliminary survey outlines plans to enroll 35 to 40 children in kindergarten starting Monday, September. Miss Marcin Teeon, leader of the local kindergarten, will meet all parents during the week of August 28 to September to acquaint beginners with the school. Names of parents and teachers appear in the notices, with several staff and helpers listed for the event.
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Admis
Marcin Teeon
Pella
Powule
Birthday notices at the Home for the Aged events
A flurry of visitors and well wishers gathered at the Home for the Aged as Mrs Po Van He mert and Miss Josie Meyer were celebrated. Numerous locals from Monroe Peoria Lewiston Milo Otley Sully Prairie City New York and nearby towns called to see residents and share memories.
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Engel Rawle
Monroe
Atu
Amne Te Trust
John Vas
Peoria
VOC
Kruseman
Lewiton
Wallin
Mere Venne van Sant
Vian Sart
Sully
Joe Vander
M Um
Grane
Presen Daat
Josie Meyer
Jolin Meyer
Welle
Dean Af Sully
Henry
Wotle
John van Zuuk
Steen
Milie Blender
Peter Lonestreet
Henry Lonestrant
John Lancetreet
Mroani
Langetraat den Hartor
Menry den Harter
Arie den Harteg
Dale
Mire
Minnie Brot
Cora Tensor
Anna
Bether
den Harter
Peter Hares
Uditer
Prairie City
Hersry Haren
Dick Hugen
John Terlouw
Isota
PR van Hens Tetheir
Stata Var Hemert
Mee Grevitt
Eitekie
Oshalaorn
Berdeville
Peter Rue
Aube Vandereo
Andrew View Howe
Harry Steenhoek
Sarah van Ryewyk
W. Vander Kool
New York
Paul
John
G. Bosma
Ben Jansen
Oskaloosa
Gerrit Marinus
Minnie Vande Kool
Henry van Roekel
Peter Lubberden
Peter van Arkel
Kilduff
Bertha Geenen
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