Attendance In High School Increases In Madison Area
Sixty six students enter the high school this week from Madison Webster and Jefferson schools marking the start of the new semester. The article notes several named students from Madison sister and Jefferson, plus social events, club meetings, and visits in the community. Omits uncertain fragments and keeps focus on school intake and local social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Webster
Jefferson
Madison School
Robert Ner
Milton Gille
Robert Timmerlake
Robert Riley
Margaret Mollenhauer
Lawrence Nuseman
Mildred Hale
Orville Meyer
Lucille Major
Hubbard
Paul Zolle
Esther Wichn
Esther Baumhauer
Gladys Baumhauer
Gladys Bowen
Orrill Hawkins
Chafier
Valevra Clark
The Woman Suffrage Drive and Worker Participation
A discussion on organizing volunteer work for public causes shows a large membership but few active workers. A secretary notes many members are idle or reluctant, while a core group responds to heavy calls. The text urges identifying self starters and overcoming lethargy to maximize service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance
Wienen
Committees of Public Safety
Red Cross
Woman’s Club
High School Notes PTA Meeting At Local School
The High School Parent Teacher Association met in the school building Friday afternoon. With the president absent, vice president Mrs Elmer Lummis led the session. Speakers discussed advising students on study paths and the value of supervised study. The assembly announced new term plans, program cards, and eight period schedules for the upcoming week. A closing quip on forgiveness appeared as an unrelated remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison School
Mroo
Ray Oakey
John Tr. Inghran
Elmer Lummis
W. J.suhlagenhaut
Hts
John E. Wall
Whritt
J.P. Wellemeier
Wellemever Alo
Arold Brazelton
Barry
Ny School
Sister Wiegbertha Transferred From St. Marys Hospital
The sister superior of St. Marys hospital denies rumors that Sister Wiegbertha disappeared and cast aside her garb. She confirms Wiegbertha was transferred to another city and remains under orders from the mother superior, a leading nurse in the surgical department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiegbertha
St. Mary's Hospital
Whig
Turner Masquerade Planned for February Elevens Night
Turner hall committee set a big masquerade for February 11 with costumes from Chicago. A dance on February 10 features O'Farrells' orchestra. The event promises a special program and secrecy until the night of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turners
Turner Hall
Chicago
O'Farrells
Seventeen Babies at Blessing Hospital Report
Seventeen babies born at Blessing Hospital in the past two weeks, twelve boys and five girls, all residents of Quincy. The article notes blue or brown eyes and varied expressions, with mothers and fathers among the hospital’s daddies and darlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blessing Hospital
Feast of the Purification at Good Shepherd Church
The Feast of the Purification will be celebrated at Good Shepherd church on Saturday February 2 with Holy Eucharist at seven and nine o clock including the blessing of candles. Preparatory services precede at St John Lutheran church Sunday morning at ten with German services and Lord s Supper at ten thirty. Brotherhood day will be celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Shepherd Church
St. John Lutheran Church
Forsyth Man Visits Gom City College Group
Forsyth Mont resident T W Kemper called on the Musselman brothers of the Gom City business college Thursday. Seventeen years ago he was a student there. E L Watclott of Chicago returned home after several days in the city on business. Miss Ruth Brinkoetter is visiting Miss Margaret Baker. Senator C R McNay of Ursa attended the good roads dinner. The Men’s League of St Peter’s Evangelical church will hold Sunday evening services for the third anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Kemper
Forsyth
Mont
Musselman Brothers
Gom City Business College
E. L. Watlcott
Chicago
Men's League of
C. R. McNay
Ursa
Good Roads
Hobson Returns to Route After Short Vacation
Homer Hobson enjoyed a brief vacation with his mother near St. Joseph Missouri and has resumed his duties as a mail carrier in the business district. Robert S. Bacon of 1437 Maine Street returned from a business trip to Chicago Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hobson
St. Joseph
Robert S. Bacon
Maine Street
Chicago
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