School News Highlights From Ninth to Senior Year
Journal notes from a high school recount daily classes in arithmetic civics science English geography and home economics. Students describe weathered lessons on division of fractions rock types verbs capitalization and rainfall maps along with a surprising freshmen prank and oxygen production in chemistry class. Senior notes praise business law Macbeth studies and driver training while reflecting on tests and lab progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Betty C
Garlene
Ronald
Kenneth
Martin
Patsy
Betty R
Rhonda Hammond
Mehran
America
Mehlan
Mac Duff
Bec
Thas
Nan Nelson
Local Social Roundup from Lakota Area
Mrs. John Welhousen remains in the hospital with her mother Mrs. Anna Paulson caring for the children at Titonka. Families from Mason City Britt Corwith Ackley Blue Earth and Elmore visit relatives and attend events including a doctor Dolmage recognition dinner in Buffalo Center and a funeral in Brookings South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Welhousen
Anna Paulson
Titonka
Robert Darg
Mason City
Ralph Anderson
Britt
Elmer Darg
Henry Mitchell
T. C. Schaper
Ray Gordon
Corwith
Robert Rippentrop
A. L. Kienitz
Kenneth
Brookings
S. D
South Dakota
Kienitz
Charles C. Wiltsie
Blue Earth
Dick Wienkauf
Elmore
Leonard Christ
Paul Nitz
Ledyard
Henry Blome
L. A. Nitz
Local residents visit relatives and travel plans noted
A string of visits and trips is recorded. Mrs Carl Gerzema and others from Mason City and Buffalo Center drop by the hospital and home of Mr and Mrs Robert Rippentrop. Henry Kienitz of Bridger Montana visits relatives before trips to Oskaloosa and Wisconsin. Miss Hannah Heetland and Miss Janice Gordon make short visits, with several other families listed as weekend or Sunday visitors to Sheffield Des Moines and Mankato areas. The article mixes travel, hospital, and social calls among multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gerzema
Jerry Ukena
I. E. Wortman
T. C. Schaper
Mason City
E. H. Buschman
Hip Loats
Bertha Smith
Buffalo Center
Ray Smith
Rake
Robert Rippentrop
Henry Kienitz
Ray Gordon
Good Counsel Academy
Mankato
J. H. Mullarkey
Martin
Jack Reisdorfer
Andrew Jansen
Hattie Colyer
Moline
Lll
Richard Zielske
Bert Geerdes
R. B. Geerdes
I. J. B. Koenen
Sheffield
Henry Boettcher
Lamont Christ
Jakie Peterson
Donald Webster
Irvin Schwartz
J. E. Telkamp
J. H. Furst
Emma
Lena Gutknecht
Des Moines
South Pacific
Francis Kerker and
Winnebago
J. W. Foster
H. A. Scott
Jimmy
Wm. Schroeder
Wayne Koppen
Otto Koppen
Nick Koppen
Keehns Olks Visit Latimar Figure at Kienitz Home
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keehn and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Olk with children of Latimar Iowa were Sunday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Kienitz. Mrs Keehn and Mr Olks were among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Keehn
Joe. Olk
Latimar
Iowa
Wm. Kienitz
Keehn
Olks
Cousins Visit Mrs Kim at Ike Haring Home in San Salo Center
The note reports cousins of Mrs. Kim spending the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ike Haring in San Salo Center, detailing a casual social visit and local neighborhood context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim
Ike Haring
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Firestone
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M. H. Fain
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Larry Youngwirth
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Lady Broke
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G. J. Schutter
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J. G. Graham
Ford
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Choice
P.B. Duroc
Paul Kruegermi S
A. M. Petersen
Chevrolet
John Deere
J. E. Ure
Plano
Titanka
German Valley
D. R. Jacobson
Aibent Lea
Chris Senne
Alvin
Marlin
George Friesenberg
Ernest Manner
Charley Quinn
Mr. Farmer
Estherville
Davis Packing Co
T. A. Dunmire
Lakota News
Blue Earth Monument Works
G. F. Krohn
Prop
Shaws Barber Shop
Modern Cleaners & Tailors
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Titonr
Woods Brothers Picker
Case
Ce International
Honken Farm Equipment
Ed Trade
H. A. French Lumber
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