Consolidated School Notes From Luni Area
Mrs Wm Martin visited the school and second graders work on Thanksgiving booklets. Miss Lena Swiger and Mamie Friday visited. clay modeling interest in third and fourth grades. Donald Blair enrolled in beginners class. Two vases of sickness in Miss Geigel's room since vacation. Domestic Science girls boast two new Singer sewing machines and hot lunch service starting. New seats arrived for High School. Elizabeth Jones of Hallowell Maine visited. several pupils visiting nearby schools. Vacation over, students back. some older boys absent due to corn picking. Seventh and eighth grade girls in Domestic Science and boys in Manual Training. an agriculture class to start. Domestic Science girls to serve hot lunches beginning Tuesday the 27th. Enrollment listed by room and teacher. Community visits and meals noted. An eastern blizzard last Tuesday. Food Conservation lecture at Luni. 27 to be baptized Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Martin
Lena Swiger
Mamie
Donald Blair
Elizabeth Jones
Hallowell
Maine
Renwick
Lena Geigel
Lena Elmer
Inez Cooper
Bertha Smith
Lillian Tanck
Aliene Sehipull
Nellie Green
Jim Nelson
Eugene Erwin
Corwith
Ditners
al. Brown
Charley Hanson
Effie Kearney
LUNI ITEMS Mentioning Local Residents And Dredge Progress
Harve McPeak is in France and Rev Zentmire leaves this week for the front. Marvel Gillespie spent Sunday with Violet Hanson. Mrs Smallwood visited Grace Moore last Wednesday. Loyd Smith from LaVerne attended church last Sunday at Luni. The dredge ditch will be finished soon if the weather allows.
Town People Gather for Local Business and Visits
Amos Amasson of Boone Township and John Helmke with Charlie Minor of Renwick were in town on business. Dr. and Mrs. B. E. Richardson visited Ft. Dodge. S. E. Moseley from Cedar Falls spent the week here. Grace Harvey of Hardy visited Laura Packard. M. Babler of Renwick with F. P. Blatts. Rev. J. S. Nicholson attended meetings in Holmes. Ethel Bowman left for Renwick to teach, Norma Palmateer to replace her. Adolf Johnson narrowly escaped a broken leg when a heavy beam pinned him. lumber weight saved him. Dr. and Mrs. Peppers at Newton, Kans., report the doctor awaiting service assignment and Mrs. Peppers healing from a broken arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Johnson
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Elliott & Sherman
Fred Gerbracht
M. J. Holt
Domistic “Science
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E, Dunfee
Colwith
Bert. Lewison
Claud Bogard
Edith. Eastman
Alfred Price
Peoples Savings Bank
Hardy
County OF
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State of Love
County of Humboldt
Ss. E
C. A. Packard
J.T. Nervig
Grace Nervig
Humboldt County
T. S. Heggen
R. M. Goettsch
the Times
Harve McPeak
France
Rev. Zentmire
Marvel Gillespie
Violet Hanson
Goldeteld Isems
Amos Amasson
Boone Township
John Helmke
Charlie Minor
BE. A. Richardson
Ft. 'Dodge
S. E. Moseley
Cedar Falls
Moseley
Grace Harvey of
Laura Packard
Ethel Bowman
Norma Palmateer
Billard
Mason City
H. V. Allinson
Limberneck
WOLF
Wolf Chemical CO
Quincey
A. R. Martin
Renwick, Iowa
Alifornia
Chicago
California
Overland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago & North Western Ry
A. Cairns
W. Jackson St
Delana
Avery
Corinth
Beaver
Ford Motor Co
Wm. Malkmus
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