Third Grade Notes Show Student Art and Daily Life
Third Grade Bennett describes a week of classroom activities with art dot connections and student showcases. She mentions pepper plants and Indian displays, spelling awards, and perfect test papers along with arithmetic lessons and student contributions from Linda Accurso to Judy Sime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Graeber
Linda “‘Accurso
Janice Frigaard
Jane Allen
Janet Kirby
Karen Dailey
Judy Allen
Arlene Graff
Garry MacVey
Mike Galligan
Ant Carlton
Forrest Struthers
Bruce Beckord
DeAnne
Julie
Judy
Jimmy
Judith
Rose
Netsook
Klaya
Joyce Heald
Julie Bielefeldt
Mary Hodgell
Judith Jordan
Judy Sime
Fifth Grade Art Works Captured in Class Exhibit
Miss Rasmussen’s class describes a creative session where students drew while she sang. They closed their eyes and surprised themselves with original drawings. With six weeks of tests and review behind them, students hope for A’s next week.
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Miss Bennett
Miss Rasmussen
Fifth Grade Notes On Winter Bouquets And Birthdays
Fifth grade students boast about winter bouquets including cat tails bittersweet Chinese lanterns and cockscomb plus new slips and plants. Birthdays Sandra and Raymond brought treats. Seventeen students scored 100s listing names. Sixth grade covers While the Clock Ticks and Greek history with Olympic origins at Olympia. Junior High forms Citizenship Club led by Ranney Shelgren and Van Gorkum aimed at promoting citizenship and All-State Festival plans for Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marla
Joyce
Pamela
Barbara
Sandra
Sharon
Jane Twila
Shirley
Judy
Larry MacVey
Mary K. Allen
Jane Behrendsen
Grace Block
Jemese Burns
Mary J. Collins
Patty Dailey
Jerry Hughes
Marilyn Eikenberry
Paul Jacobsen
Denny Leadley
Larry _MacVey
Alan Mehaffey
Mac Nelson
Joyce Peterson
Jasper Schurr
Duane Serrard
Marilyn Shimon
Local Newspaper Subscription Rates Listed for Iowa
A brief notice dated May 14 1910 details subscription rates for the Iowa edition. The text notes postage and pricing specifics, indicating annual or periodical costs and mail handling at the post office.
Rolfe Consolidated School News Kindergarten learns colors and phonics
Kindergarten students received a Puzzle Fun workbook and new library books. They explored farm stories, colored pictures, and a rocking horse craft while learning orange, purple, brown, and black. They practiced big and small h and c and sounds F. Mrs Spiker Mrs Biederman visited. bulletin boards feature neat manuscripts.
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Susan
Jim
Spike
Lbrdary
First and Second Grades Classroom Activities
Mrs Nicoson notes fall themed activities with leaf crafts and a new song Falling Leaves. Students discuss seasonal effects on work and play and practice beginning and ending consonants, reading and spelling with word games. Numbers focus on readiness to add and subtract. safety rules created for the playground and a perfect spelling papers list is shared.
Chaucer’s Three Life Phases and Local Audition News
The article notes Chaucer’s three life periods shaping his works and his Canterbury Tales prominence. It also reports Juniors finishing Chaucer’s Prologue and lists a mixed quartet auditioning for All State Festival on Saturday October 18 in Spencer including Roberta Swan Donna Miller Bob Puff and Cleve Kerns.
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Miss Marcum
Chaucer
Miss Nolan
Spencer
Roberta Swan
Donna Miller
Bob Puff
Cleve
Kerns
Will Repre
Looking Your Best Lesson Comes to Pocahontas Areas
Extension Family Living starts a new series in Pocahontas county rural areas with a session on personal grooming led by Virginia Harding county extension-home economist. Topics include hair hands skin face care deodorants soaps shoes and clothing and attendees are asked to bring samples of cold cream and deodorants. Meetings run 2 p.m. in each township on listed dates including Lake Marshall Powhatan Cedar Des Moines Grant Sherman Bellville Colfax Cummins Swan Lake Garfield.
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Pocahontas
Virginia Harding
Lake
Marshall
Powhatan
Cedar
Des Moines
Grant
Sherman
Bellville
Colfax
Cummins
Swan Lake
Garfield
Pocahontas County Board Proceedings September 8 1952
The Pocahontas County Iowa Board of Supervisors met in regular session with members Oaken, Bush, Clark and Harrold present. Minutes from March 4 to August 5 were approved as read. At 2:00 p.m. a hearing on the vacation of the road between Cummins Township Section 36 and Sherman Township Section 1 was considered for approval.
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Court House
Pocahontas
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Pocahontas County
Henry C. Oaken
J. M. Bush
Floyd ‘A. Clark
Pos. Harrold
Gilbert Ellis
Bush
Harrold
Cummins
Sherman Township
Clark
Henry C.oaken
J.,m. Bush
Floyd A. Clark
Gilbert. Ellis
P. J. Harrold
4-H Fair Inc
Marshall
Marshall Township
Road vacation approved with reopening clause in future
County board favored vacation of a road with understanding it may reopen later to its established 66 foot width at no cost to the county. Motion carried after rejecting a damage claim by Clarence Hauswirth. Board adjourned to Sept. 16 1952 and budget actions followed including a 1250 allocation to 4 H Fair Inc. for 1952.
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Bush
Harrold
Clarence Hauswirth
Marie Pavik
Lydia Pinkham remedies promise relief for change of life pains
Advertisers claim Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets provide relief for heat waves nervously irritable and restless feelings in midlife. Medical tests report 63 and 80 percent relief, with modern soothing action. Also pitched for menstrual cramps and other monthly pains, with new iron tablets at 59 cents.
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Lydia Pinkham
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