Sullivan School Prepares for 238 Students and Consolidation Talks
About 238 students are expected at Sullivan School when classes resume September 4 with major improvements including redecorated classrooms, updated desks, and new lighting. Superintendent Donald E. Larabee notes the largest class is fourth grade with 33 students, while sixth grade is smallest with 17. Enrollments by grade range from first grade 29 to eleventh grade 20 and twelfth grade 15. The Sullivan board discusses consolidation with Huntington, Homer, and Spencer to access new state aid, a move that could risk losing the high school if consolidation proceeds.
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Sullivan
Sullivan School
Donald E. Larabee
Sullivan Board of Education
Huntington
Homer
Spencer
Huntington and
Larabee
Ralph Albright
Donald Bowie
Harry Daugherty
Dorothy Currier
Lilian Duncan
Joseph Kemp
Ferris Kimmell
Thomas Morris
Venora Miller
Isabelle
Clouser
Alma Livingston
Edna Kemp
Twilal
Irene ‘Schaad
Amnal Mayes
John McDowell
Grace Cunningham
Velma Barrick
Chatham birthday parties and visits mark week
Mrs Raymond Ferguson hosted Suzettes eighth birthday with family from Medina Valley City and beyond. Attendees included the Kubis, die Flack, Johnson, Bok, Gordon, Ferguson and Estoc families. Guests enjoyed cake, games, and visits as weddings and reunions followed in the area.
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Chatham
Raymond
Ferguson
Suzette
Eugene
Mary Jane
Phillip Kubis
Peggy
Fredidie Flack
Johnson
Christine
Sherry
Medina
Mary
Esloe
Jeanne
Louis Bok
Joe Gordon
Joseph Gordon
Valley City
Patty
Terry Ferguson
Burt Freeze
Carl Barkalow
Wilda
Merle Bussard
Arlene
Germantown
Barkalows
Bussards
Ray Cliffords
Terry
Patty Ferguson
Mary Estoc
Mrs. Ferguson
Martha Gordon
Leland Johnson
St. Francis
Marlene Greko
Ft. Dix
Caseate
John Greko
Phillip
Grekos
Marjorie Kilgore
Kevin
Kathy
North Miami
Richard Estoc
Robert Feckerman
Ruthie
Martha
Raymond Ferguson
Karen Eaken
Joanne
Mary Bok
Albert
Richard Bok
Richard
New York
Hazel Rogers
Akron
Waterbury Welfare Denies Relief for Hidden 600 Bank Funds
Waterbury Connecticut welfare officials refused relief after discovering an applicant possessed 600 dollars in a bank. The case underscores enforcement of asset limits for aid and raises questions about eligibility criteria and reporting. The decision reflects how savings can bar access to relief programs in the era.
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Nest Egg
Waterbury, Conn
Waterbury Welfare Department
Milk Break Popular in Lorain County Fair Section
Pierre S D reports on a survey by South Dakota public instruction showing most children want milk breaks at school. The study found children prefer chocolate milk and would like milk served through straws during midmorning and midafternoon breaks.
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Wellington
Pierre
S. D
South Dakota
Avid
Department of Public Instruction
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