Capitol society notes charm at reception for dignitaries
The scene at the Capitol featured President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt with guests including Mrs Green Withers and Miss Koto in traditional dress. German officers and the Moltke party added ceremony, while social lines formed around the Admiral Evans and cabinet guests. Florida winter notes follow with a reader's letter from L. D. Keller detailing travels from Tarpon Springs to St Petersburg and onward toward Indiana.
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Taok Palace
Clot Po Dilet
Army
Navy
Roosevelt
Mies Carnes
Dayne
Rosevede
Germany
Moltke
Robley D. Evans
Rloosevelt
Mos Miles
Air Roosevelt
Greon Withers
Miss Koto
Sue
Takahira
Dr von Huljenben
Mime von Reheur Paschwitz
Naval Sed
Miss Roosevelt
Tier
Cabinet Circle
Alexandria Race War Echoes in School Segregation Debate
The city reels after a violent assault on the Central school janitor by a colored man. Whites demand separate schools for colored children, claiming they terrorize white pupils and teachers. City officials plan new Sea hoa buildings in the north to ease tensions amid clashes that seldom reach court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berg
Sea Hoa
Es Fux
Series of Meetings at UB Church
A quarterly meeting at the United Brethren church drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Pastor Rev. J. Q. Kline and presiding elder Lohr led sessions from Saturday through Monday night, with Lohr returning to Fort Wayne Tuesday. The series continues and invites all to attend future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Rider Lohr
Fort Wayne
J. Qi Kline
Knights of Pythias District Meeting Planned at Marion
Mayor J E McHenry announces that the Knights of Pythias district meeting will be held in Marion on Tuesday February 18 with McHenry in charge. Prominent Knights from across the state are scheduled to speak and Marion Lodge plans an elaborate program for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E.mchenry
Wabash
Knights of Pythias
Marion
McHenry
Marion Lodge
School Report And Call For Cooperation At Silver Lake
The Silver Lake public schools report improvement for the month ending January 24 but warn of a decline unless parents, the public, and teachers unite. The note urges visits to inspect the work and emphasizes hearty cooperation for better outcomes.
Primary room attendance report for the month
The records show 15 male and 23 female pupils unrolled, with 22 days of absence and 50 minutes lost to tardiness. Average daily attendance is 36.8 and the overall attendance percentage is 96.0.
Honor Roll Notice From Elma School
First year students Gladys Wiltrout Marie Rager Percy Walburn Ruth Hill Edward Hay Onie Lundy Elma Sprigg Iva McKrill Willie Wedrick Claire Paulus Bessie Snyder Ethel Skinner Elsie Cook Marion Isenberger Nellie Youcum Third year Hazel McKrill Ethel Yates Ruth Abney Werth Votter and Lloyd Owens. Mrs Anouix, Teacher.
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Gladys Wiltrout
Marie Rager
Percy Walburn
Ruth Hill
Edward Hay
Onie Lundy
Elma Sprigg
Iva McKrill
Willie Wedrick
Claire Paulus
Bessie Snyder
Ethel Skinner
Elsie Cook
Marion Isenberger
Nellie Yocum
Hazel MccKrill
Ethel Yates
Ruth Abney
Werth. Votter and
Lloyd Owens
Attendance figures for the month and tardiness data
Intermediate room shows 30 pupils total with 19 males and 11 females enrolled. One pupil withdrawn leaves 29. Tardiness totals 48 minutes and 104 instances of absence. Average daily attendance 28 with 98 percent attendance.
Honor Roll Names From Local School Fourth and Sixth Years
The list records fourth year honorees Grover Arnold Floyd Henderson Clair Keesey Hugh Snydey Lloyd Yates Levi Isenberger Fern Armey Henry Ayres Clara Frantz Harry Haney Edith Wilson Bernard Votter and sixth year honorees Hireie Holdman Merrie McGlen ned Foster Miller Union Oldfath er Charles Price Coral Tillman Bessie Walkurn and King Wilson Miss Hone, Teacher.
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Grover Arnold
Floyd Henderson
Clair Keesey
Hugh Snydey
Lloyd Yates
Levi Isenberger
Fern Armey
Henry Ayres
Clara Frantz
Harry Haney
Edith Wilson
Bernard Votter
Hireie Holdman
Merrie-McGlenned
Foster Miller
Union Oldfather
Charles Price
Coral Tillman
Bessie Walkurn
King Wilson
Miss Hone
Grammar Room Attendance and Tardiness Report
The report shows 31 students present with 15 males and 16 females. Tardiness totaled 4 cases losing 40 minutes, and 15 days of class were missed. Attendance stands at 97.4 percent.
Honor Roll of Seventh Year Rev Burdge and Students
The list records Ruth Dorsey Lulu Drudge Jessie Ferree Opal Kerlin Algie McGlennen Kenneth Baker Everett Shipley Myrtle and other names for the seventh year honors in the Rev Burdge class.
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Rev . Burdge
Ruth Dorsey
Lulu Drudge
Jessie Ferree
Opal Kerlin
Algie McGlennen
Kenneth Baker
Everett Shipley
Myrtle
Eighth Year School Names And Staff Listing
The article lists individuals including Roy Shireman Lulu Sprig Harry Bouse Gladys Henderson Faun Kerlin Mina Leonard and teacher W H Krrw in a ninth year school section with names and roles. The fragmented text references students and staff in an educational setting.
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Gladys Henderson
Date Homman
Faun Kerlin
Mina Leonard
Attendance and enrollment figures for high school report
The record lists 16 male and 19 female pupils with 35 withdrawn and current enrollment 35. It notes 55 minutes lost to tardiness and 274 days absent. Average daily attendance is 33 percent with overall attendance at 97.6 percent.
School Year Honors List Names and Class Year Recipients
Ninth Year Lela Leonard Fanny Shipley Nel lie Thacker Daisy Carr Roxa Lit Edith Rhodes Calvin Reese Cecil tle Martindale Georgia Leffel Alda Lukens Blanche Ferree Ira Armey. Tenth Year Mary Stout Edward Skinner Mabel Martindale Ina Leckrone Roy Isenberger Lloyd Isenberger Harvey Homman Roy Hanes. Eleventh Year Blanche Tridle Howard Tillman Ella Stickel Anna Jaques Charles Garman Ruth Babcock. S. L. Bive, Teacher.
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Lela Leonard
Fanny Shipley
Nellie Thacker
Daisy Carr
Roxa Lit
Edith Rhodes
Calvin Reese
Cecil Tle
Martindale
Georgia Leffel
Alda Lukens
Blanche Ferree
Ira Armey
Mary Stout
Edward Skinner
Mabel Martindale
Ina Leckrone
Roy Isenberger
Lloyd Isenberger
Harvey Homman
Roy Hanes
Blanche Tridle
Howard Tillman
Ella Stickel
Anna Jaques
Charles Garman
Ruth Babcock
S. L. Bive
Twenty one Years a Teacher S B Flora Switches to Rural Mail Carrier
S B Flora ends twenty one years of teaching across Illinois Missouri and Indiana. He served eleven years in Kosciusko County and attended sixty two township institutes in Seward seven in Clay and four in Jackson. He begins work for Uncle Sam as a rural mail carrier and expresses enthusiasm for the new role.
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Illinois
Missouri
Indiana
Kosciusko Co
Seward Township
Clay
Jackson
Fiora
Uncle Sam
He Was a Wonder From Bridgeton A Remarkable Life
Eli Muanch of Bridgeton New York died recently. A plain farmer, he lived an exemplary bachelor life never in love never smoked chewed or tasted liquor never gambled never attended theater or circus rarely went to church and never courted anyone outside his family tabloid tone emphasizes his unusual abstinence and self control.
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Eli Muanch
Bridgeton
N. Y
Public Sale At William Drudge Farm Near Silver Lake
William Drudge will hold a public sale at his farm located 2 miles south and 14 miles west of Silver Lake starting at 10 o'clock. The catalog includes cows, calves, hogs, a spring colt, harness, farm implements, machinery and various articles. Usual terms and 9 months' time.
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William Drudge
Silver Lake
Wanted Sunday Evening Service At United Brethren Church
An invitation for all ages to attend the United Brethren church on Sunday evenings. The instructional service will discuss The Pathway to Peace, with scripture from John 14 25 31 and Isaiah 26. Miss Georgia Leffel will conduct the program.
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United Brethern Church
Georgia Leffel
How Many Men Realize the Bitter End of Drink and Tobacco
A cautionary piece warns how drink and tobacco drain strength disrupt homes and harm health. It laments addicted husbands fathers whose fetid breath and wasted earnings devastate wives and daughters, urging abstinence to regain vigor and family well being.
Printed Stationery for Farmers and Merchants
The piece urges farmers to use printed stationery with their name and address, noting many now do so. It offers to furnish paper and envelopes at low cost, and prints it, ensuring protective delivery by returning misdelivered mail to the sender.
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J.C. Hay
Joan Leonard
Arnold & Downing
Staypool
J. W. Hawley & Sgn
Wise
Aundry
Flayien, M. D
Central Drug Store
Silver Luke
Nel
Fariis
Dome Uline Vasy
Iteres
Betrinu
Adis Stegt
Pres
JOC
Caverner
Cos Stort
Cawhier
Adam Stout & CO
Jad
Pewee Episcopal Church
Isa
Sebanousu Alm
Epworth League
Jw.tithsan
Jinited Brethren Church
Young People’s Christi Union
J.q.cline
Utheran Church
Bestia
HH. L. Gk
Iawalt. Dastor
McCales Magazine
Ladifs
McCall
McCall CO
West St St
New York
Washington
Capitol
Soest
Revaler Correspondent
Woosttruten
D. C
He Teds
Florida
the Coast
L. D. Keller
Alex
Andria
J. J. Bab
Tarpon Springs
Gulf
Tarpon
St. Petersburg
Penninsula
Cannat Wen
Kelley
Todiana
Alexandria
UB Church
K. of P's. District Meeting
of the
Lic Schools
Anouix
Iee
Honor Roli
W. H. Krrw
Flora
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