Bowen School notes on delegates and activities at Bowen
Bowen School reports two delegates from Calumet Township to the County Spelling Contest to be held in Chicago. Irene Nimtz and Wilson Palmer won as delegates. The article details tree plantings memorializing local figures, bird and garden projects, and a baseball game against Cottage Grove with Bowen losing 11 to 10.
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Calumet Township
Court House
Chicago
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Irene Nimtz
Wilson Palmer
Sophia Palchinsky
Grace Dengler
Elizabeth Noffsinger
Charles W. Farr
Seth Shepard
Country Life
Cook County
Theodore Reich, Jr
Our Achievement Club
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Schmidt
Middleborn
Sellin
Florence Sutton
Cottage Grove
Downs
George Dengler
William van Solst
Dorothy Forbes
Ida Stutzhiem
Eugene Hankey
Santa Cala
Clarence Struss
Wilmer Stutzriem
Harry McGrain
Theo Hedtke, Jr
Clifford Wilkens
Theodore Reich
Harold Wilson
Theodore
School News Highlights Dutch Projects and Grade Activities
Margaret Larson and staff report kindergartners learning about Dutch people with a Dutch project and windmills. Third graders create art and bird houses, while fourth graders plan a home garden and seed gathering. Sixth graders thank Thornton Township High School musicians as warm weather arrives. Evelyn Jasmund is withdrawn from the district.
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Margaret Larson
Elizabeth Hartford
Edward Ehlers
John McLaughlin
Evelyn Jasmund
Thornton Township High School
Girls Athletic Association Tracks Plans For Sport Year
Miss Calhoun allows outdoor training with Tuesday sessions and Thursday ball play. G A A girls aim to earn large letters by collecting 200 points, currently led by a member with 100 points. Members wear small letters, plan a roller skating party, and have chosen track soccer and baseball teams.
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Girls Athletic Association
United States declines to send delegates to Geneva
Secretary Kellogg informed the League of Nations the United States will not send a delegate to the Geneva conference to discuss American World Court reservations. He said acceptance must come by exchange of notes with each signatory nation, and no new agreement is needed before participation. The State Department noted Greece has accepted the U.S. reservations.
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Permanent Court of International Justice
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Greece
Americans and the odd habit of buying cars
A cheeky observation notes Americans spend heavily to furnish homes and then buy cars to leave them. It jokes that renewing a note recalls the struggle of renewing youth, with some people seeming older or younger than their years.
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