School Classes And Activities From The Week
The tenth grade studied slanted lines and the eleventh finished Julius Caesar. Mid term exams are planned for Thursday. Eighth grade crafted relief maps of their state this week. Grammar room students enjoy ten minutes of music daily. Alma Hartzell visited the intermediate room Wednesday afternoon. Mae Chastex was absent two days last week. Fifth grade continues fractions and advances well. Carl With was absent due to sickness. Clay modeling will soon begin in the primary room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hartzell
Carl With
School Reports Intermediate Room for Oct 1914
School reports show month ending Oct 30 1914 with 23 enrolled and 19 average attendance. Tardiness 18 and 3 visitors. list of those neither absent nor tardy includes Elma Bloom Nellie Coons Gladys With Harley Thrapp Charles Crinklaw Susan Taylor Mary Andrews Clara Hannicutt Floyd Hoeft Harriet Allen Barbara Allen Dolly Reynolds Roy Phelps Wallabe Palmer Louise Schultz Floyd Porter Chester Hannicutt. Gerrevoe Andrews teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Bloom
Primary room monthly attendance report for 1914
Primary room for month ending Oct 30 1914 shows enrollment 27 with average daily attendance 14, tardies 23, neither tardy nor absent 6, visitors 2. Names of pupils neither absent nor tardy include Carl With Margaret Bridwell Cecil James Claude Phelps Frances Crinklaw Gertrude Wilson Lesa Kina. Teacher: Beusr. Report of District No 88 for month ending Oct 30 with enrollment 15 absences 6 tardies 3 neither absent nor tardy 9 average attendance 14 days list Mildred Mid Fern Kiskall Arthur Mary Lampe Harry Arthur Kunecke Francis Wallace Donald Bertha Bugbee. Teacher: Beeusr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl With
Margaret Bridwell
Cecil “James
Claude Phelps
Frances
Crinklaw
Gertrude Wilson
Lesa Kina
Thess Neithisr
Mildred Mid "Fern
Kiskall
Arthur
Mary Lampe
Harry
Kunecke
Francis Wallace
Donald
Bertha Bugbee
Revi Beeusr
Subscriptions and Local Merchants in Circulation
A historical note discusses subscription papers circulating for various uses and the lack of contributions from several named firms. It notes merchants’ generosity toward patrons but states some houses did not contribute, possibly due to modesty. A catalogue house head died at forty eight, leaving a $20,000,000 estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searseglinck & Co
Monetomery
Ward & Co
Hayner Distilling Co
Correspondence from the district highlights local events
Mise Maude NDICOT uighter John Stienmers led Wednesday for Kansas City. The Epworth League held a business meeting Tuesday evening. The Republican candidates met in the hall Saturday evening. Rosa Baker of Stockton visits relatives. Mrs. Anderson visits her daughter in Steele City. Mrs. Bill Riggle called to Wilcox for her father’s illness. Mrs. Wells and Jennie return from Blue Springs. The Ladie's Aid election dinner raised about twenty five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stienmers
Kansas City
Flors Davis
Colorado
Epworth League
Anderson
Cora Thrapp
Steele City
Bill Riggle
Wilcox
Nebr
Mrs. Wells
Jennie
Chas. Wells
Blue Springs
Ladie
Visiting relatives and callers across nearby towns
Mrs. Francis Miller visits relatives near Diller. Kisgie Rose calls in Hanover between trains. Misa Lucy Weber and Mr. Dock Davis with Clay Prawl visit Fairbury. Wilkie Abler and Misses Dunn visit Beatrice. Bart Reddick calls in Hanover between trains. Ida Pillow visits for a few days. Cassell of Steele City visits relatives. Fern Minkler and J W Nation visit Fairbury between trains. Mrs John Weber Jr leaves for Deshler. Reiber family visits Glenville. Moore family travels from Steele City to see Roy Justis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kisgie Rose
Hanover
Misa Lucy Weber
Fairbury
Dock. Davis and
Clay
Prawl
Wilkie Abler
J’ace Dunn
Beatrice
Barl. Oswald
Ida Pillow
Cassell
Steele City
Moore
Roy Justis
Mrs Andrews Funeral Held at Hollenberg Church
Mrs Andrews aged 72 years died suddenly after illness and funeral services were held at the M K church. She and her husband lived with their son Alfred north of town for years. She is survived by sons daughters and many friends. The burial occurred in Hollenberg cemetery. HOLLENBERG ROUTE 1 Mrs Roy Jastis is on the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollenberg
Community Notes From Hanover Area Social and Visits
A sequence of short items records local visits and greetings in Hanover and nearby communities. Notable mentions include Lew Wolf visiting Washington, Mr Leitzen and Perie Graves visiting relatives, Ada Davis returning home from work, and Roy Haverty returning from Town due to illness. Socials include a party at Mr Cropper’s, Embroidery Club meeting with twelve attendees, and various residents visiting relatives or resting at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Haverty
Lew Wolf
Washington
Mr. .Leitzen
Hanover
Man wears tack belt in bid to stop wife
Herbert Bye of Salem Mississippi appeared before Judge Sears on a non support charge. He claimed his wife refused entry after 9 pm and described wearing a belt with protruding tacks to keep peace. The judge admonished him, ordered arbitration, and Bye agreed if his wife apologized. He must provide for his wife and pay $2 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Herbert
Sears
Nami
Bye
Digestive Aid Brings Hope From Indiana Reader
Mrs Blanche Bowezza of Indiana Pa credits Chamberlains Tablets with relief after a year of poor digestion. She began improving after taking a bottle and continued to improve with a few more bottles. Advertisement says to obtain from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Bowezza
Indiana
Chamberlain
Letter from M. J. Wilson of Alberquerque renews subscription
A letter dated Oct 26 from M. J. Wilson of Alberquerque New Mexico encloses $2.00 to renew for another year. He praises the paper as the best in the United States and Canada and asks to continue receiving a copy every week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wilson
Alberquerque, N. M
United States
Canada
Youths Companions Sports Ethic Guidance Feature
The Youth's Companion expands its pages to emphasize athletic training for boys and girls. It collaborates with top coaches to cover pitching practice racing swimming and other sports topics aimed at keeping youth engaged in wholesome activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companion
Local Newspaper Subscriptions Offered For 1915 Year
Readers invited to subscribe with a $2.00 payment for 52 weekly issues of 1915. New subscribers receive the remainder of 1914 issues free and are offered The Compevion Home Calendar for 1916 plus a list of home forecasts. Address 144 Berkeley Street, Boston, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alog
Berkeley Street
Boston
Maia
Remarkable Cure of Croup Advertisement
A Mrs J B Cook of Indiana Pennsylvania reports a child recovered from severe croup after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy She credits it with stopping coughing spells and saving the childs life The ad notes the remedy is for sale by all dealers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. V. Love
Mae Chastex
Rosa Baker
Stockton, Kansas
Francis Miller
Diller
Bart. Reddick
Fern Minkler
John Weber, Jr
Sunday
Deshler
Neb
T. N. Reiber
Marjorie
Mr. Reiber
Glenville
John Oswald
Hiawatha
Mra. Roy Jastis
Perie Graves
Mrs. Babcock
Mrs. Kerr
Mrs. Bratten
Sim Justis
Chrie Seifford
Wymore
Sam
Mr. Willaford
Perle
Omaha
Gaay Henderson
Misa Ada Davis
Fred Zweifel’s
Roy ‘Haverty
Bernie’ Bradley
Morrowville
Jim Davis
Gilbert, Schley
Roy Brenneis
Rose Haverty
Mary, Decker
Mr. _ Cropper
Mary “Brenneis
J. H. Ellermeier
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