Students Honor Roll List for March Grade School
Twenty seven students earned honor roll for March across grades including Glenna Hohman Dean Berggren Ardith Eng lish Betty Dunn Norma Greenslade Iona Hammer Gwen Ocobock Delores Brown Charles Hohman Paul Nelson Carl Selin Joyce Nichols Donna Robinson Gloria Nelson Ronald Clark Betty Johnson Norma Jean Richards Lawrence Nelson Jean Goodwin Donna Christi Ada Isaacson Geneva Flesher Verlee Reece Honorable mention went to Donald Richards Christine Acree Chester Ewing Betty Abbe Eva Lewellyn George McMurray Anna Jensen Trene Gritten.
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N S
George McMurray
Anna, Marie ‘Jensen
Trene Gritten
Belleville Pool Nearing Completion Despite Remaining Work
Belleville nears final stage of new pool project with grading work and equipment placement still underway. Playground equipment has arrived awaiting final site finish, and concrete seats will be added in the bandshell area after completion.
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Belleville
Weekend gathering honors Preble wedding anniversary
Personal notes describe social visits among local families including Mr and Mrs Millard Sothers and baby Mr and Mrs George Freed and Mr and Mrs Arthur Jensen Sunday gatherings with Jack Lily and family and E A Simms from Republic. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jack Lily and family Mr and Mrs George Freed and family and Jimmy Jensen. Mrs Ida Carlson and Mable returned to Indiana after weeks visiting Rev B W Selin and Carl with the Selins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard ‘Sothers
George Freed
Arthur‘ Jensen
Jack
Lily
E .A. Simms
Republic
W. C. Preble
Junior
Preble
Jimmy. Jensen
Arthur Jensen
Ida
Carlson
Mable
Indiana
B. W. Selin
Carl
Arthur, Jensen
Anna Marie
Jimmy Jensen
Dorothy Lily
Social Weekend Visits Reported in Bellaire
Misses Maxine Frydendall and Treneé Fink from Bellaire spent Saturday afternoon with Della Mae Beach. Wilhelmina Wetzel visited, and Mrs J B McCarty stayed from Sunday until Wednesday.
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Maxine
Frydendall
Treneé
Fink
Bellaire
Della
Mae Beach
Wilhelmina Wetzel
J.B. McCarty
Local social notes list numerous Sunday and weekend visits
Sunday and weekend guests fill notes from Concordia and nearby towns. Residents visit relatives in Courtland, Belleville, Osborne, Clay Center, and Lincoln while others host gatherings and hospital and charity outreach. Several named families and individuals appear in brief social announcements.
Sunday Visitors Fill Week's Social Notes
A sequence of local visits and family gatherings is listed. Names include Mr and Mrs C. Johnson of Kansas City and C O Johnson family. Mr and Mrs Ray Chilcott with Anna. Belleville visitors Mr and Mrs Wm Clark. Mr and Mrs Lester Hogker with Anna Chilcott of Mankato. Mr and Mrs Max Ellison and Marvin Bemis. Mr and Mrs Chas Straad. Eldon and Elmer Boyer family. Gilder Beach Owen. Miss Gayl Tedrow in Lincoln Nebraska. Mrs E P Ahrens Ruth hosted by Mr and Mrs Quincy Blosser Concordia. James Town Ole Hanson guests. June Freed named new relief operator at the telephone office. Eva Sanborn from Clay Center weekend guest of R E Cooper family.
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Lester Hogker
Anna. Chilcott
Mankato
Ray Chilcott
June Freed
Lee Bettis
Eva Sanborn
Clay Center
R. E. Cooper
Early Kansas reminiscences on grasshoppers and pioneer lore
A mosaic of Kansas notes traces grasshopper swarms in 1874 from Oak Creek to White Rock, with local landmarks in Jefferson and Barton counties. It records Mormon Spring near Washington, corn crops near Albert, a Rusell Tiny Town garden complex, Syracuse’s women-led government, St John cyclone lore, and Marion County’s self sustaining poor farm yielding about $200 yearly.
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Jewell County
Oak’ ‘Creek
Arewell County
White Rock
Washington
Ash Creek
Albert
Barton County
Russell
Pike’s Peak
Seven Falls
Mountain
Cripple Creek
Royal Gorge
Canyon City
Syracuse
Kansas
ST. John
Mormon Church
Marion County
May 15 Deadline Set for 1937 SCA Membership
The Soil Conservation Service sets May 15 as the deadline for 1937 SCA membership signups. Papers must be filed with the Farm Bureau office or township committee, including legal descriptions to qualify. Offset options allow replacing lost alfalfa by planting similar hay crops.
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Farm Bureau
Senator Claud Hansen Receives National World's Fair Honor
State Senator Claud Hansen of Republic-Cloud counties is named to the National Advisory Committee of the 1939 New York World's Fair by Grover Whalen. The appointment elevates Hansen and lends prestige to the counties he represents.
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Claud Hansen
Republic-Cloud
Grover Whalen
Moving pictures show growth of Redwood Forests
Moving pictures displayed for grades and high school students on Tuesday and Wednesday April 21 and 22. The program highlighted the development of the Redwood Forests along the West coast of the United States.
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United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Lorraine
New York City
Smithsonian Institution
William Austin Burt
William Wilson
Roy
Tillie. Anderson
John Nelson
Courtland
Mrs. Lee
Bettis
Peggy
Elizabeth Ann McGregor
John Nystrom
Rachel Vincent
Fred Fredell
A. Johnson
Rackley
Fred Olson
Horton Johnson
Fern
Josie Robinson
Clarence Mahan
St. Josepr Hospital
Concordia
Walter Henry
J. O. _Anderson
Carrol Anderson
Clyde Norris
Mrs
John Heimerich
Denis
Elmer Melby
Mrs. Melby
Gordon Hibbs
Osborne
Amanda’ Maxell
Adolph Nelson
Kansas City
Raymond Carlson
Philroy
Cleo Ward
Lewis Wallin
Lars Brown
Horton ‘Johnson
Geo. Jeandebeur
C. C. Reece
Jefferson, Mo
Salisbury
Bill
Reece
Dick Hiatt
Lincoln
Nebr Na
Ce Lynch
Max Ellison
Marvin
Bemis
Chas ‘Straad
Wm. Clark
Lewis
Johnson
Kansas’ City
Carl Larson
Eldon
Elmer Boyer
Gilder Beach
Owen
C. E. Beach
Della Mae
E. P. Ahrens
Ruth
Quincy Blosser
Ole Hanson
Jamestown
Elmer. Melby
J. R
Storer.and
Frank
Melean
Conese
Henry
Peterson
Buss
Jake
Stofer,’ Jr
Joursnak. Office
A. Z
Jon Ford
SCA
Ed & Babe’s Cafe
Scandia
Hageman & Wires
Villapoint
Glendale
Clover Farm
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