School Notes Reflect Busy Department Activities
School notes show music classes started across departments, with Miss Maag and Miss Gilchust at Laurens, girls basketball under coach Miss Helen Farell, study center attendance by Hight Renwick teachers, and a Kindergarten rhyme study. Dorothy Schlesselman misses Second Primary due to chicken pox. Mrs. W. F. Watson of Eagle Grove visited the First Intermediate Room. The Eleventh Grade Manual Training class nears completion of a Domestic Science table.
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Helen Farell
Local School News Highlights and Student Activities
Commerce and Industry class seeds gathered while Domestic Science girls prepare sash curtains. Principal Carl Marrow and Miss Emory visited Monday. Fall basketball games scheduled for boys against LaVerne Livermore and Goldfield. Grades Fourth to Eighth do daily drill on fundamentals. Seventh and Eighth plan picnic refreshments for the lowest scorer over six weeks. Senior Class program featured Irene Stauffacher and Mary Speich with music and speeches. High School officers elected for Twelfth Eleventh and Tenth grades with named officers and committees. Regular church services noted. Al Brown receives a new call and Mrs Palmer learns to drive. Thompson’s tiling machine fire reported as a near loss event.
Local Social Notes and Frost Eyed Corn Loss
Mrs. J. Dunfee entertains her mother Mrs. Pierce while Edith Eastman hosts Sunshine club. Families visit Renwick Park and Traer. Rev Zentmeyer visits Al Brown home. Frost ruins acres of corn near Waterloo as residents race to salvage silage. many take automobile trips in ideal weather.
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Charles Hanson
A. L. Kearney
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises 100 Reward
A vintage advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by influencing the blood and mucous membranes. It touts a 100 reward if catarrh cannot be cured, notes 35 years of use, urges readers to send for testimonials and to buy from Toledo based FP J Cheney & Co. and local druggists for 75 cents.
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Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Local Notes from LaVerne and Surrounding Areas
Special to the Limes reports local illness and social visits. Dick Wermersen is on the sick list. Mrs. Attig died near Wesley and was buried at LaVerne Cemetery. Charley French died south of town and was buried in Vernon cemetery near Hardy. Relatives learn news of Glenn Godfrey, now with a regiment in Garden City New York. Mrs. Sublett and baby travel to Kentucky and Oklahoma for visits, and other residents made local trips and social calls.
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Glenn Godfrey
Garden City
Long Island, N. Y
Charley French
Vernon
Hardy
Goldfield Items From the Chronicle District News
Local notes report J T Nervig of Hardy visiting Goldfield on business Mrs Robert Pierce of Hardy received dental care in town Mrs John Dunfee and children from Renwick spent Monday at the Leabey home Renwick residents Hallie Allinson and Ethel Beckwith called on friends Sunday Miss Laura Packard and H R Packard visited Renwick notables Exemption board approves Sup t Smylie and he remains head of the schools Mrs Ellen Hall learns her husband was badly hurt in a Chicago accident she departs to join him The 3rd Iowa unit preparing to depart Des Moines for the coast likely Mineola Long Island. arrival in France undated Rev Nicholson presented a Ford touring car by Baptist churches Miss Mary Montgomery returns to Henry Kendall Tulsa with Miss Fay Mack joining faculty at the same college
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Ellen Hall
Chicago
Mary Montgomery
Henry Kendall College
Tulsa
Oklo
Fay Mack
Storm Lake
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Grace Richardson
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Dorothy Lassen
Ole Tjelle
Alpha Packard
Herbert Helmke
Walter Long
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Doris Packard
Cecil Kelling
Ellen Dawson
Walter Sehipull
Howard Carter
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Harold Goettsch
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George Carter
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Pearl Brown
C. Bogard
C. Moore
Renwick Park
Baptist Church
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Dick Wermersen
Mr. Packard
Goldie White
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Ada Blumer
Joretta Griffith
Chambard
Miss Ray
Mrs. Sublett
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Mason City
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Leabey Home
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Ethel Beckwith
Fenton
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Exemption Board
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