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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
4
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Fourth grade studies Carat in Geography while Third grade learns oak leaf in Nature study. Charles Lowe absent sick Tuesday. Indians grades photo day. Sixteen pupils in Miss Kinnamon’s room were neither absent nor tardy last month. More tools received Monday morning. Boys have many tools now. Monday Mrs. Worth of Fairbury spoke on public school music to the High School. Girls team chosen last Wednesday and practicing well. Seventh grade studies Miller and The Gleaners. A strange post office device in Grammar room puzzles pupils. Gym floor repaired by carpentry boys. Boys in the carpentry class work on projects including step ladder and ironing boards. Mr. Allen Phelps donated tulips and narcissus bulbs planted west of the building. Seniors entertained the High School with the Kitchen Band. Halloween party invitations given by four ghosts before noon dismissal. Boys first team practiced plays for future games. Former graduates aid training by supplying a strong practice team. Monday evening a teachers and Board party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wilfley. Seventh and Eighth grade boys claim improved basketball shot accuracy. Miss Bell’s Eighth grade held a very interesting debate.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Foster hosted a visit from Gus Baker of Colorado who saw his sister Mrs. Wolfe. Mrs. Sherd Henderson welcomed guests, while Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller met Guy Henderson. Harvey Howland and his son David returned to Willard after visiting his niece, Mrs. Henderson.
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