School News Highlights From February To March
School news continues with February decorations taken down and March preparations. Sixth grade reports A students in spelling and new arrival Glathtyn Jenas from Corwith. Seventh graders study banking problems and parts of speech while writing diaries and preparing a play. Eighth grade explores hypotenuse law, pronoun cases, and soil science with recent photo day results mixed.
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Leroy
David
Alvina
Sharon
Shirley
CRACE
Larry Boyken
Larry Burger
Gwen
Dorothy
Leona
Diane
Hervey
Kenny
Dean
Glenda
Nangil
Greta
Titonka
Boyken
Gilly
Cass
School class notes on arts, sports and drills
The class discusses art activities for girls, basketball practice for boys, and the upcoming tournament. Students express hope for forming a girls team while studying geography of Balkan and Mediterranean countries and completing science unit questions. A reading unit uses a telephone directory and proper phone etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sroxtenalna
Sience
V. Moiday
Community Happenings and Local Appointments
Port Dodge visits as Mrs. Kain recovers from spinal surgery at Mercy hospital. Births at Kossuth hospital include children of Arndorfer and Goetz households. Karl Wester plans move to Ames, work with Iowa State College extension. Ethel Flom returns to Cedar Falls for term at State Teachers College. Servicemen Johnson, Lichteig, Lorenz arrive home. Bennie Wagner returns from Navy duty and eyes Astoria business career. Lenten devotions at St. Joseph's Church. Rose Ann Gildman ill with pneumonia but improving. Local travel notes include car mishap near Hutchins and Gritt. Lois Hildman and Helen Collins visit. Sister Mary Mira ill in Milwaukee. Additional visits to Ricke family and birthday observances. Dr Richtemeier recently discharged from service.
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Hd Aildman
Port Dodge
Robert Kain
Mercy Hospital
Henry Arndorfer
Kossuth Hospital
Karl Wester
Oskaloosa
Emil Wester
Karl
Oskalooga
Ames
Iowa State College
Ethel Flom
Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Ole K. Flom
Philip Goetz
Kosgutti Hospital
Joseph Johnson
Navy
Albert Lichteig
Paul Lorenz
Army
Bennie ‘Wagner
Columbus
Ohio
Bennie
Dwight
Astoria
Oregon
Diane Kleinpeter
1St. Joseph's ‘Catholic Church
Tom McMahon
Rose Ann Gildman
John Hildman
Algona Hospital
Louis Cink
Hutching
Gritt
Lucy Brabee
R. N
Ft. Dodge
Frimml
Lois Hildman
Mason City
Helen Collins
West Bend
Tony ‘Hildman
Ben Studer
Milwaukee
Mary Mira
Dennis Haverly
Glen Smith
Dundee
Ill
Clarence Haverly
Lou Ricke
Leroy Ricke
Morgan
Minn
Lee Ricke
George Ricke
Irene Ricke
Pauline Snipes
Carrie Ricke
Arthur George Foertsch
Irene Studer
Helen Johnson
Alvina Mayer
South America
Leo Hanig
Louis Goetz
St. Benedict
Delmer Pommerenning
Weat Bend
Ed Hildman
Robt
Kain
Fort Dodge
Mary Stufflick
Maxine
Forest City
Anthony Richtemeier
Legion meeting funds local playground project status
Seeehtieaiet or owe Balls iat qveek at the Al slat and Bama Stucer's, A. County. Colubervation teague mating was Halt here Thurardy night at the Legion tall, County Pres, Art: Priebe of Lone Rock, County Secratary Jon Lowe of Al gona were present and showed pictures from their trip to Canada and Wyoming. J. M. Kane is president of the local league. It was voted to give $60 to the local playground project if carried through. Neil Sherman of Algona spent Monday with friend Joe Johnson, recently discharged from the Navy. The American Legion Auxiliary met Thursday night with Mrs. Tony Hildman as hostess and voted to hold a bake sale at Lease hardware store this Saturday starting 1 o'clock. Each member to contribute baked goods or food. Mrs. Viola Studer returned from Cotemias Idaho visiting her parents. Atta W. M. Lien visited Estherville to see daughter Julie Keloh. The senior class selected a class play Flat Tire with practice soon. seniors listed. The junior close play at high school auditorium last Friday night raised 110.75. Mrs. Cora Crasser of Spencer visiting Aunt Annie Reno. Mrs. Myrtle Kouba and Shirley and Craig of Clear Lake visited here. Putting clean sod in the en every few days helps prevent nutritional anemia in little pigs.
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Seeehtieaiet
Owe Ballsiat Qveek
Colubervation Teague
Legion Tall
Pres
Priebe
Lone Rock
Secratary
Jon Lowe
Algona
Canada
Wyoming
J. M. Kane
Neil Sherman
Joe Johnson
Navy
American’ Legion Auxilliary
Tony Hildman
Lease Hardware
Viola Studer
Cotemias
I. D
Atta
W. M. Lien
Estherville
Jullun Keloh
Anna Mae Hirner
Bernadine Johnson
Patty Hidman
Bernice Johnson
Donovan Studer
Billy Goetz
Ronald Yegge
Duane Studer
Dale Dornier
Jack Hansen
Jerry Lichtély
Avery Mullin
Burrell Lease
Arvin Larson
Helen Kiempeter
Cora Crasser
Spencer
Annie Reno
Myrtle Kouba
Shirley
Craig
Clear Lake
Shortage solved by school leaders and ministers
The Eicher shortage in Lue Verne was resolved by Supt of Schools A Hijelle. He asked Rev. Paul Beckman and Rev. Robert Prilips to help. The two teachers have taught only morning classes to balance ministerial duties. All are pleased with the arrangement.
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Eicher
Lue Verne
A. Hijelle
Paul H. Beckman
Robert. Prilips
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