Pike Trail League Tourney Schedule and School News
Jan. 6 There Jan. 13 Burr Oak Home Jan. 20 Jewell There Jan. 24 Notre Dame There Jan. 27 Jamestown Home Jan. 81 Feb 1 2 3 Pike Trail League tourney at Jamestown Feb. 10 Courtland Home Feb. 14 Burr Oak There Feb. 17 Republic Home Principal Aton Cooper Coach Dean Hobelrhahin. The high school caroling party was held Wednesday evening with 16 students and sponsors. S. R. S has raised funds for band uniforms ordered by May. A Christmas program and safety talks were planned with substitute teachers.
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Cawker City
Burr Oak
Jewell
Notre Dame
Jamestown
Pike Trail
Courtland
Republic
Ance
Aton Cooper
Dean Hobelrhahin
Pike ‘Trail
Gamies
E.P. Ahrens
YWCA
Ahrens
Kindergarten Sheri Lewellyn Ill in Concordia Hospital
Kindergarten Sheri Lewellyn has been ill and in the hospital for a week at Concordia. Doyle Robison celebrated his sixth birthday at school Friday. His birthday is December 24 and Mrs Robison brought cupcakes and candy. We are practicing for the Christmas program Tuesday evening December 20. Mrs Hanzlick spent Sunday in Superior with her sister Mrs Roy Ellsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Lewellyn
Concordia
T. Doyle Robison
Robison
Hanzlick
Superior
Roy Ellsworth
Grade One Amy Jo Thompson Reveals Reading Workshop
Amy Jo Thompson named picture of the week after attending a reading workshop at the Ramada Inn in Topeka last Thursday. Materials from Meaticral Developmental Laboratories were presented and explained as tools to improve reading efficiency based on two decades of research.
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Amy Jo Thompson
Shirley
Ramada Inn
Topeka
D- Meaticral Developmental Laboratories
Grade Three Spelling Honorees List for Christmas
Grade three pupils earned hundreds on Friday spelling test. Names include Mark Bennett Wade Berry Cathy Farrell Susan Hall Landy Hay Richard Hoston Gary Housholder Robi Johnson Kevin Larson David Loring Steven Elby Delton Robison John Robison Chandra Straad Lonny Swanson Beth Thompson Joay Thompson. Teachers extend Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Bennett
Wade
Berry
Cathy Farrell
Susan Hall
Landy ‘Hay
Richard Hobson
Gary Housholder
Robi. Johnson
Kevin Larson
David Loring
Steven Elby
Delton Robison
John Robison
Chandra. Straad
Lonny Swanson
Beth Thompson
Joay ‘Thompson
Room mothers prep Christmas party with thanks to helpers
The room mothers for our Christmas party include Mr Art Jackson Mrs Edward Johnson and Mrs Clarence Herrman They express gratitude to the mothers for their efforts and time spent preparing a pleasant event. Names Marvin Herrman Ray Jackson Jerry Swanson Melvin Waite received 100 in spelling last Friday.
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Art Jackson
Edward ‘Johnson
Clarerce Herrman
Marvin Herrman
Ray Jackson
Jerry Swanson
Melvin Waite
Lyceum and Highway Patrol program notes
The Lyceum and Highway Patrol program summary from last week reports busy practice for the Christmas program and fewer classes and food papers than usual. Good Work honors go to Jay Kallman Beth Johnson Dorinle Melby Bonnie Graham QGathy McDonald and Paula Berggren.
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Lyceum
Highway Patrol
Jay Kallman
Beth Johnson
Dorinle Melby
Bonnie Graham
Qgathy McDonald
Paula Berggren
Winkere
Lavoeth He Om
Aughie
McDonald
Lyfe Heras mm
Richa Randell
Pevta
Grade Six Spelling Honors and Christmas Operetta Update
Students Randy Farrell Jane Hobson Jor dy Hobson Joan Isaacza Ann John son and Gene Mahan received plus marks in spelling. The Christmas Operetta will be presented Tuesday at 8 p.m. Miss Pyle is doing a fine job and practice sessions are enjoyable.
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Randy Farrell
Jane Hobson
Jordy Hobson
Joan Isaacza
Ann Johnson
Gene Mahan
Miss. Pyle
Local School Basketball Results and Holiday Schedule
The girls lost while the A team won and the B team tied in a Norfolk league game. A long list of spelling awardees names the readers include Carol Davis Carolyn Isaacson Gary Johnson Louise Larson Nancy Larson Jeff McDonald Paula Nondorf Cynthia Thompson Michael. Christmas party and gift exchange planned for Friday with vacation starting Friday at 12 30. School resumes January 3.
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Norway
Kim Boylan
Becky Cady
Peggy Hallgren
Cindy ‘Erickson
Thayne Larson
Linda Johnson
Jim Melby
Amnie Perry
Sharon Raitt
David Scrivner
iLnda ‘Lindecrantz
Carol?Davis
Carolyn; Isaacson
Gary Johrson
Loui Anne Larson
Nancy Larson
Jeff McDonald
Paula Nondorf
Cynthia Thompson
Michael Waite
Frome Scandia Journal Highlights Local School Plans
The article notes increased attendance prompting a four year high school program with free tuition for district residents and $2 monthly for non residents. Harry L. Olssor is principal with E Parlee Plotner as assistant principal and a staff including Emma Poage Edith Anderson Julia Larson and Ella E Bliss. Local business and civic notes include staff changes and community events. It also covers safety warnings from the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness about dangerous toys and Christmas tree fire hazards with eye safety reminders.
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Scandia Journal
Harry L. Olssor
E. Parlee Plotner
Emma Poage
Edith Anderson
Julia Larson
Ella E. Bliss
Co. C. Wilsor
D. A. Nywall
J. H. Sandell
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness, Inc
John ‘W. Ferree
NSPB
Ferree
Johnson
Local Fragments Reflect 1884 Scandia Township Notes
A stray 1884 fragment reports grain shipments and freight receipts, noting 60 carloads of grain and dock items taken from Scandia during August. It mentions Chas. Christey starting as teacher at the Mahan school north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardee
Scandia Township
Scandia
Chas. Christey
Mahan
Linda Freed Visits With Mr and Mrs Clark For Christmas
Linda Freed of Wichita spends the Christmas vacation with Mr and Mrs Clark. Pileda Hauger of Winfield accompanied her home and visited until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Freed -of
Wichita
Ma Clark
Sone
Pileda Hauger
Winfield
Plucking a Duck and the Secrets of Feather Prep
An article by M E Jackson of Kansas State University explains two secrets to plucking waterfowl: heat the scalding water to 190 degrees F to let steam penetrate oily feathers and add a little detergent to thin the water for easier removal. It notes that pin feathers require care, sometimes tweezers, and that if pin feathers threaten the skin, wait 65 to 10 days for them to grow longer before rubbing off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State University
Jackson Bays
Fragmented OCR News Snippet Leads to Ambiguous Name Fragments
The readable text shows scattered name fragments and garbled phrases making it impossible to identify a clear event, person, or location. No coherent summary can be formed from the legible content provided.
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Steve Wytaer
Spanenberg
Everett Johnson
Bartholoméw
Sederlin
Damon’ Barthélomew
Linda Sederlin
Santa
Dorothy
Damon Batholomew
Mary Ann
Marilyn Waite
Vidge
Santa Claus
Wretlire
Susar
Tim
Jody H
Cam S
Brenda L
Randy M
Karla M
Debra R
Scott S
Bruce S
Javena S
Gary L
Becky R
Brett M
John Paul C
Tim C
Bruce R
Cam I
Susan B
Karla
Gary
Susan
Cam
Scott
Brenda
Jody
Javera
Fedders
Tebo
DAVIS
Haggman and Wires
Kitchee Waterers
Construction Iy Cvs EE Ee
W. B. Gulick
Gulick Mere. Co
St. Joseph
Clarence Larson
Shelper
Dickagon Goodman
Mrs. Martin Larson
Elmer ‘Olson
Godfrey Larson
Denver
Colorado Springs
Boston
Bucklin
Bruns
Wick
Pete
Miller
Chan Cullers
Eric’ Larnory
Conrad Lindine
Jens, Maeshner
Colorado
Colorad Springs
J. P. Vandeveer
Lena
Emporia
Greenwood
J. E. Johnston
Bexholm
Town
Safe Toy
N.S. P.E. Project
Mable Cline
Hopier Cadwell
Apent 'Merday
Alma Strom
Afl
Maxine Beauty Shop
Maxine
Chery
Cathy
Venus Beauty Shop
Lorene Jack, Jr
Jack Carol
Loring Motor and Texaco Service
Bette -Lee
Lori
Mir
Besa, An
Johnson’s Garage
Gayle
Kirk
CAFE
Bea
Janet Peterson
Kristmas Preyer
Bob's
Robert, Hyder
Reece A Qhnson
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