Tork Center School News and October Honors
Two months of high attendance at Tork Center School with A and B honor rolls. A roll lists students and averages from 90s, B roll from 80s. October monitors named. Halloween social praised. ten dollars raised for school equipment. funds to be allocated for purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Blair
Norma Johnson
Blanche Svim
Ruth Cooper
Evelyn Pessman
Mary Kness
Norma Roubison
Clara Dykhuizen
Telli Knees
Alvie Porter
Alta Porter
Alma Robinson
T Junior Hook
Lloyd Johnson
Roberta Hook
Bernice Kness
Pearl Evelyn Rawlins
Mary Kanes
Alvin Porter
Teota M. Stickel
Emmerson School Notes For October
October school notes list punctual pupils Clarence Geison Bernard Manning Viola Knoess Edna Ferris Walter Geison Mae Manning Helen Knoess Ruth Keil Edward Manning Helen Altensen Lloyd Ferris and spelling awardees including Harlen Merkel The social on October 26 drew a large crowd despite muddy roads Auctioneer Mr Chas Guinther received a large white plate left at the school. keeper Mrs Schmaling notes visitors include Ruth Ferris Florence Ferris and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Geison
Bernard Manning
Viola Knoess
Edna Ferris
Walter Geison
Mae‘Sella Manning
Helen Knoess
Ruth Keil
Edward Manning
Helen Altensen
Lloyd Ferris
Harlen Merkel
Chas. Guinther
Kesther J. Schmaling
Plum Grove School October Pupil Attendance and Enrollment
Pupils neither absent nor tardy in October include Roy Warfield Lee Warfield Har ald Warfield Glen Doty James Stiles Lloyd Collinson Wilbur Stiles Clarence Haring Floyd La Shelle Virtus Johnson Vada Mae Collinson Doriz Beasley Viola Warfield Alta Awring Lucille Warfield Mildred Ritenour. One new pupil Betty Berthoif enrolled in October. On Friday evening Nov 4 we sold our social. twelve dollars raised for a new library books and other school supplies. Visitors this month were Isadora Manning Miss Ashby Mrs Charles Wheets Berniece Stiles Grace Chater Reva Collinson. Anna Heinze, teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Grove
Roy Warfield
Lee Warfield
Harald Warfield
Glen Doty
James Stiles
Lloyd Collinson
Wilbur Stiles
Clarence Haring
Floyd LaShelle
Virtus Johnson
Vada Mae Collinson
Doriz Beasley
Viola Warfield
Alta Awring
Lucille Warfield
Mildred Ritenour
Betty Berthoif
Isadora Manning
Miss Ashby
Charles Wheets
Berniece Stiles
Grace Chater
Reva Collinson
Anna Heinze
Bristol School Notes October Honor Roll and Thanks
October attendance shows Hazel Swett Laurence Halfman Lester Grim Betty Swett Donald Potter Frances Potter Robert Balk Howard Potter Johnny Halt Leslie Grim. Several students earned honor roll with top grades. names include Lester Grim Johnny Halfman Betty Swett Carol Still Hisxel Swett Laurence Halfman Tassie Grim. We thank parents and friends for aiding the autumn program.
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Bristol School
Hazel Swett
Laurence Halfman
Lester Grim
Betty Swett
Donald Potter
Frances Potter
Robert Balk
Howard Potter
Johnny Halt
Leslie Grim
Nel
Johnny Alfman
Carol Still
Hisxel Swett
Tassie Grim
Ead
Irace Keim
Community Notes From Wacker Week Activity
Last week in Wacker featured Elmer Davis driving a car sale, Veerke Nem hosting a big family reunion, Harold Merchant and Irma visiting her parents George Juliath. Ree Casselberry regained health and returns to school. Shredding at Elmer Kinney farm begins Wednesday. The Geisinger orchestra provided music for Friday night’s semi monthly dance. There will be M E church services every other Sunday and Sunday school each Sunday.
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Elmer Davis
Wacker
Veerke Nem
Vis
Harold Merchant
Daugghter
Irma
George Juliath
Radmond
Ree Casselberry
Robert Bashaw
Ed Roberts
Neale Dauphin
Chicago
Ben Lovely
Marth
Geisinger Orchestra
Jed
Elmer Kinney
Phys Litchie
Jay Stiles
Eddie Hamilton
Hallowe
Chestnut Park Savanna News Summary
Mrs Elizabeth Emmert stays in Thomson this week with Etta Geisinger while Mrs Matricht takes a vacation. Mae Delp returns home after weeks at Caroline Mark Home Mt Carroll. Wm Lehr has a bruised left hand infection. Mary Eaton returns from Galena after visiting relatives. Dorothy Hummel confined at home with sickness. Hartman and son of Davenport visit Chester Crammer home. E J Grayless falls injuring her waist. Hallowe en dance at Proving Grounds attended with fine time. Fred Hungerford returns from Chicago. Susan Lambert confined at home with sickness.
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Elizabeth Emmert
Thomson
Etta Geisinger
Matricht
Mae Delp
Caroline Mark
Mt. Carroll
Wm. Lehr
Mary Eaton
Galena
Dorothy Hummel
Hartman
Davenport
Chester Crammer
E. J. Grayless
Proving Grounds
Fred Hungerford
Chicago
Susan Lambert
Spring Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Meetings
Spring Valley lades and Society met at Mrs. Samuel Patterson's home for an all day gathering. A Presbyterian church chicken dinner last Friday drew about 100 despite threatening weather with net profit of 2. Booth and grab bag raised $35. Mrs. Lloyd Durward will host the Willing Workers class for an all day meeting to plan a fancy work sale and supper. The missionary society plans an all day meeting at Mrs. A. K. McCullagh's on Friday Nov 18. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Church and relatives of Fulton, Clara and Jrenus Hook, and Calvin Remmers. election board members at Ustick town hall were Samuel Patterson and others.
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Lades and Society
Samuel Patterson
Spring Valley Presbyterian Church
Andy ‘Booth
Lloyd Durward
the Missionary Society
A. K. McCullagh
Arthur Church
Fulton
Ellen Hook
Clara
Son Jrenus
Francis Hook
Anthon Remmers
Calvin
Chicago
Jennie Apeen
Ustick Town Hall
Arthur Eniwhistle
Hari Hollinshead
Clare Mitler
Lawrence Greet
Argo-Fa ll Woller and local notes at Argola village
Pioneer resident Argo-Fa ll Woller was laid to rest at Argo Cemetery on a Tuesday afternoon in York Township. Local editor reports election chatter, Hoover vs Roosevelt, and community updates including farm work, rail repairs, and county poultry and seed tests with several named residents and places such as Argola, Coleta, and Mon half.
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Ll Woller
York Township
Dore
Argo
Sto
Argola
Palacko
Fred Kenyon
John Gunther
Wisconsens
Hoover
Roosevelt
Daffy
MecCullough
William Davie
Lincoln
Washington
A. BE. Sheridan
Ned Turner
Tom Kusses
Ely Cadigan
Ralph Overholser
Coleta
Bernard Conrad
Sidney
Geel Mitchell
George Schmaling
University
Farm Bureau
Roske
Krug
Dixon
Grimes
Town
Funk
Bloomington
Golden
Hillsdale
Morgan
Left Handed Picker Wins State Corn Husking Crown
Knox county corn husking champion Carl Seiler from portside picks won the state title near Monticello on Thursday. He husked more than last year’s champion, defeating Orville Welch who held the crown previously.
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Fatipron
Monteclo
Orville Welch
Platt County
Severs
Hnd
Ime
Niingis
Gail Beer
Knox County
Piatt
Harlan Kihn
Henry
Harold Jlolmes
Benest Rehn
Marshall Putnam
Elmer Sundvall
Mercer
Arthir Herman Woodford
Charles Flennex
Pratt
George W. Seiler
Warren
Carl Seiler
Montcello
Mr Seiler
Scotchman Builds House Seeks Free Masons by Phone
A Scotsman, mid construction of his house, calls the Masonic Temple seeking two Free Masons to assist. The brief exchange highlights curiosity and community humor within local fraternal circles.
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Masonic Temple
Election Day Reflections and Local Notes
Sandridge notes a somber weather day as residents vote for the best candidates in a supportive mood. The community attends to Albert Potter’s funeral, Dean Bailey’s pneumonia illness, Libbie Curley’s voting visit, and visiting Hofsutl ler family. Local schooling and voting regularities are described amid community updates and rural life observations.
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Otvens
Albert Potter
Charles Wiltast
Dean Bailey
Savanna Hospital
Libbie Curley
Mosquito Hill
Ray Rapples
Libbie
William Hofsuuttler
Sterling
Tatter
E. P. Bailey
Vinegar Hill School News Weaving Busy Month Highlights
The Vinegar Hill School notes a busy month with pupil updates and activity. Leaders include Walter Olsen and Melly Hansen. Russell Miller and Miss Ashby note spelling races. two visitors arrived as the center of classroom events.
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Nether
Hardy Daintere
Trulph Miller
Frances Janker
Marin Olson
Katherine Olsen
Helly Hansen
Hussel Muller
Jérvin Nansen
Lyle Kolt
Veryle Mvelyn
June Quther
Eugene Strauch
Mauewe Waagen
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