Local students stage program to aid grade funds
Miss Poage’s grammar class plans a city hall program next Wednesday evening. Proceeds benefit the third and eighth grade commencement funds and classroom purchases. The event aims to attract a large audience and features two plays said to involve nearly every pupil. Also noted is a promotion of the Yale press film Vincennes about George Rogers Clark and Virginia’s push to reclaim Northwest Territory from Britain. Community Choral Club members are summoned for practice ahead of Belleville tabernacle meetings with a Sunday afternoon rehearsal at the Presbyterian church.
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Community Choral Club
Tabernacle
The
Roses
Belleville
Sudan seed price listed at eight cents
Levi Nelson of Scandia offers cleaned Sudan seed at 8c with phone contact 602. Public notice dated 19 8.
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Sudan
Levi Nelson
Scandia
Parent Teachers Association elects officers for next year
The last meeting of the Parent Teachers Association was held at the school on Wednesday evening. Officers chosen include Mrs Nimocks as president, R T Walker as vice president, Mrs Ahrens as secretary, and Rev Pahrson as treasurer. Committees were formed for the community picnic and dinner.
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Nimocks
R. T. Walker
Ahrens
Pahrson
Botts
Delmar Nelson
W. E. Erickson
Scandia and Courtland clash in county league race
Rev Peniston led devotional exercises on Wednesday with What Think Ye of Christ as his topic. Students read The Covered Wagon in chapel. Sophomores staged Curries Cafe for ty years from now. Agriculture class judged sheep. Vernice Denoyer out with double pneumonia. Seventh and eighth graders wrap up spelling physiology and classics. Scandia beat Republic 7 3 in baseball while Courtland Belleville game was postponed. Scandia leads the county league 3 1. Courtland 2 1. May 2 Scandia hosts Courtland in a decisive county matchup.
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Peniston
Grammar Room
Scandia High
Republic High
Courtland
Seandia Edges Republic 7 3 In County Series Game
Seandia high school defeated Republic high school 7 to 3 in a county series game last Friday afternoon. Housholder and Mapes pitched for Seandia with 11 strikeouts. Box score lists Republic hitters Powers Cooper Taylor Barber Milner S Milner Parker M Powers and Scandia hitters Moller Mapes Householder Currie Winter Doctor Rosene Teagieses Ground with detailed inning by inning. Umpires Edwin Wires and Carl Aberg. This was an unofficial game. Republic later defeated our boys in a ten inning match 7 to 3.
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Republic
Scandia
Seandia High School
Republic High School
Housholder
Mapes
Horatio Wyman
G. Powers
Cooper
Powers
Taylor
Barber
Milner
S. Milner
Parker
M. Powers
Householder
Currie
Winter
Rosene
Rf Bote Bae
Giund
Sim
Moller Gunter
Moler
Gunter
L. Powers
G.owers
L.powers
Edwin Wires
Carl Aberg
Class Play Draws Big House
The senior class staged Nothing But the Truth at city hall drawing a full crowd and hearty applause. The farce centers on a Wall Street wager over telling the truth for 24 hours with Bennet and Ralston at odds and a $10 000 stake. Cast members include Jake Storer Russell Rosene Fred Currie and Opal Cuthbertson with Miss Melby honored for perfect attendance certificates.
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Ralston
Wall Street
Robert Bennett
Bennett
Clarence
Gwen Ralston
Jake Storer
Mr. Ralston
Russell Rosene
Fred Currie
Dick Connelly
Russell Lervoid
Clarence van Dusen
Opal Cuthbertson
Alberta Etter
Merle Bettis
Florence Peterson
Burl Cuthbertson
Blanche Burns
Miss Melby Closes Successful Term At District 84
Miss Clara Melby, Mercy teacher in District 84, was honored at a April 23 gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Gust Freed. About seventy patrons attended to commend her three years of untiring service and the district’s high school standard she helped build.
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Otto C. Nelson
Miss Melby
Melby
Freed
Clifford Glenn
Edna
Dorothy Farlee
John McHenry
Leslie
Katherine
Clarice
Clarence Neeson
Clara
Mercy
Gust
Gulick Places Third in Speaking Contest at Washburn
Charles Gulick formerly of Scotland won third in an extempore speaking contest among Kansas State Agricultural College Exmportia Teachers College and Washburn College at Washburn on April 30. Washburn claimed first second and third with Ferry Platt of Kirwin and Charles Carpenter of Berea leading. Gulick spoke on the need for reform of the Progressive Party and did not warm to his subject quickly.
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Chas.Gulick
Charles Gulick
Scandia
Kansas State Agricultural College
Exm
Poria Teachers College
Washburn College
Washburn
Charles Carpenter
Berea
Kentucky
Ferry Platt
Kirwin
Kan
Secusnrt
Gulick
Platt
Progressive ‘Party
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Great Britain
Henry Hamilton
Detroit
George Rogers Clark
Patrick Henry
Hamilton
Kuppenheimer
A.L. Larson
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