Grade Notes From Sub-Primary To Senior Classes
Grade notes cover absences illness and events across grades from Sub-Primary to Seniors. Students named include O E ames Hauck Garth Sroufe Rob erts Richard Telfer El lett Sterling Willingham Luella Johnson Jane Gahm Belen DeMill and Horie Lothian. U V R Girls met March 17. Elimination contest planned April 11 at the high school auditorium with five entrants in voice piano and saxophone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E.ames Hauck
Garth Sroufe
Oberts
Richard Telfer
Ellett
Sterling Willingham
Unaway
Luella Johnson
D M T School Notes Highlights Of Grades And Events
Leta Mae Kilbourne and Alvin Vaughn celebrated seventh birthdays. Ella Beth Truelsen and Wayne Tyler led reading with thirteen and fifteen books. Spelling awards, geometry highs, and grade activities fill the week. Marjorie Vaughn hosted a schoolwide evening of games and quizzes with staff and students attending. Supt. McIntire and Miss Mohr enjoyed weekend visits with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Mae Kilbourne
Alvin Vaughn
Ellabeth Truelsen
Wayne Tyler
Ella Beth Truelsen
Nain Lutheran Church Sunday and Weekday Schedule
Rev. L. J. Kjoller presides at Nain Lutheran Church. Sunday School and Bible Class start at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening Service on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at 7:30 p.m. Weekday Prayer Meeting Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. Services follow the above schedule. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nain Lutheran Church
L. J. Kjoller
Dirham
Junior Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Rob Pomeroy Oil Stations Loots Split Across Town
Thieves broke into two oil stations in Pomeroy on Thursday night. The Skelly station in the east part of town was robbed of a radio set and supplies, while the Standard Oil station was looted of a radio set and several automobile and truck tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Skelly
Standard Oil
County music winners advance to Plover contest
Piano and two saxophone players earned top spots and will compete in the county music contest to be held in Plover on Saturday April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover
Presbyterian Church Notes and Plans for Next Week
Pastor Rev J P Lester reports a full evening service with an eighteen piece orchestra and a thirty voice choir. A strong song service is promised next Sunday at eight with the same attendees. The sermon will be The Man Without a Soul. Norman Siefkin leads the C E meeting at seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe
Norman Siefkin
C. E
Trinity Lutheran Church Weekly Services and Meetings
Rev J O Wangberg leads morning and evening worship with weekday services listed. Ladies Aid plans a Thursday meeting with Mrs John Severson near Pocahontas and a baked goods sale at Graves Grocery on Saturday April 19 under the society's auspices. Rev H J Stolee noted as former superintendent of the Coeur dAlene Home for the Aged and now charity field supervisor.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
John Severson
Pocahontas
Graves’ Grocery
Ladies Aid Society
H. J. Stolee
Coeur D’alene
Idaho
Charity
Church Services at Local Congregation This Sunday
The Norwegian Lutheran church of America will occupy the pulpit next Sunday morning. Rev Stolee will give a Sunday evening lecture with stereopticon views. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Stolee
Two Robberies Hit Fonda Businesses Friday Morning
Burglars pried open the till at the Sinclair oil station operated by Anton Sauter and stole about $3.00. The nearby Checker Board Inn cafe run by Lucian Sauter was also burglarized Friday morning of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Oil Station
Anton Sauter
Checkerboard Inn
Sauter
Lucian
Squill Kill Promotes Safe Rat and Mouse Control
The U S Department of Agriculture notes the cost of a rat at 1.86 in food waste, while Squill Kill a red squill preparation is sold for 50 cents for use in homes barns or poultry houses. It is advertised as readily eaten by rats and relatively harmless to humans and domestic animals. May 10 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Door Theft Brings Sheriff Probe Over Cash and Merchandise
A door theft left a victim with $2.00 in cash and $50.00 in merchandise. The sheriff's office is handling the investigation.
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Hewlett
Alt. Lundy
Squibbtown
Belen DeMill
Horie Lothian
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Feld
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Irene Calligan
Harriett Madsen
Glenn Majorowicz
Howard Madsen
Slifer
Paul Bates
Lulu Christensen
Dorothy Bates
D.M.T
Russia
Ooeg
Henry Hermansen
Madalene Snook
Wwe
Marjorie Vaughn
Vaughn
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Mr. McIntire
Audubon
Frances Mohr
Arcadia
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Bob Kent
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J. A. Mullen
Fonda
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Gilmore City
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Palmer
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ROB Pomeroy Oil Stations
Presbyterian Church Notes
J. P. Lester
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