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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1930
Page
4
A fragmented Eastland page recounts class and school events with scattered names and grades. Mentions of sports, scholars, staff, and a mix of student achievements appear amid garbled OCR text, noting grade levels, teachers, and local activities without clear context or dates.
A garbled Hillcrest OCR piece lists teacher and pupil names across grades with disjoint sentences. It includes Miss Wendall, Crannie Poatherstone, Mattie Mae in hospital, Uncle Dick and a flood incident, plus many students such as May Vr, Vin, John Law, Miss Sinclair Painter, Lillian Foster, Jane Reid, and Mary Saunders among others. The text mixes classroom chatter, injuries, a flood, and scattered names without a cohesive story.
A fragmented personal page notes illness absences among students Russ Miller and Mrs. Rush, misheard names, a shifting of Ruth McCrary to Mrs Arthur Smith, and several domestic scenes. It mentions a mother urging a child, a poem, and scattered school events, with references to marriages and moves.
In a history class a student named Edwith Dee answered a question about minerat by womeats suftvase. He stated it is when someone caves home and lacks food or clothing, as discussed with Miss Kendall.
Local drama erupts as Aliss Bisworth complains the plan to sharpen a pened sharpener is mishandled. Crrovep is sent to fetch a sharpening for one dollar twenty five, while RusYin and Carolyn Cupp critique the wasted money and call for a brand new unit.
Fragmentary report describes a collision at South Trenton and Lenstean Avenue involving a Perdemtupe driver named Caece Frasier. One person was hurt as vehicles collided. details remain unclear with several names garbled in the OCR. Grace, Angeline, Nannie noted among those involved.
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