Triumph Schools Enjoy Vacation Update
May 19 report notes the German school taught by Mrs Emma Golfrat of Warren closing May 13. Miss Olga Swanson left in January for Clarion normal school. Mrs Kolfrat completed term and was sought for next term. Miss Hazel Glenn elected for next term. McGraw school taught by Miss Erma Allen of Tidioute closed May 16 after a successful term. Walter Daeshousen earned a certificate for perfect attendance. Allen re elected for next term. Triumph school led by Miss Elsie Johnson closed May 17 with praise, certificates for perfect attendance awarded to Ellen Peterson Dean Nicholson Daisy Floss and Clyde Peterson. Nicholson and Clyde Peterson have two consecutive terms of perfect attendance.
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Emma Golfrat
Warren
Olga Swanson
Clarion Normal School
Kolfrat
Hazel Glenn
McGraw School
Erma Allen
Tidioute
Walter Daeshousen
Miss Allen
Triumph School
Elsie Johnson
Ellen Peterson
Dean Nicholson
Daisy Floss
Clyde Peterson
Triumph township school picnic and teacher re elections
A school picnic in Triumph township drew forty five to the long tables in the school room marking the end of two successful terms. Miss Johnson is re elected for the next term along with Hemlock Miss Josephine Carson Pleasant Green Miss Elda McIntyre Fagundas Miss Anna Bell Morrow. Several faculty and local residents were noted in visits and family outings with neighbors in Titusville and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triumph Township
Hemlock
Josephine Carson
Pleasant Green
Elda McIntyre
Fagundas
Anna Bell Morrow
Arthur Johnson
Lafe Peterson
Titusville
Merle Head
West Hickory
Dean Nicholson
L. A. Peterson
E. H. Driebelbis
R. Nicholson
Ol City
Roy
Nicholson
Nicholdson
Ralph Twombly
John Handy
Stewarts Run
Morrison
Henry Holtz
Kellettville
Serrily
B. A. Martin
Gorman
Buddy Poppy Sale Under Way in Warren
The Buddy Poppy sale conducted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary, approved by President Coolidge and Governor Fisher, runs in Warren for Memorial Day lead time. Poppies are produced by disabled veterans in government hospitals, earning each maker a half cent. two cents support Adrien Michigan, two cents fund the national and department headquarters, and net proceeds aid local veterans.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary
Coolidge
Fisher
General Headquarters
Warren
Adrien
Michigan
Department
V. F. Post and Auxiliary
Officers elected at annual bowlers banquet at Elks
Mel Johnson led the Champion Johnson Brothers team to election as president of the Elk league at last nights banquet in the club house attended by about sixty bowlers. New officers named include Stuart Lyon as vice president and Carl Swanson as secretary treasurer. The event featured entertainment by George Savvis and others, a fish meal, prizes, and plans for a new season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Johnson
Johnson Brothers
A. E. Johnson
A. Anderson
E. M. Schwing
H. J. Bieber
Emerson Metzger
D'Andres
Gibby Johnson
C. S. Knapp
Phil McHvoy
Stuart Lyon
Carl Swanson
George Hultberg
Jimmy Wilson
Barney Malone
Harold Byers
Ed Lowrey
Anderson Shoe High
Jimmy Smith
Clyde Lupold
Ivan Greenland
Fischer
Hank Bieber
Lee Allen
Hoagwall
Chanpiens
Harold Johnson
Ivan Greenlund
Phil McEvoy
Earl Dorrance
Jesse Smith
Bill Simonsen
Greenland
Malone
Biers
Tasty Bakery
Iseher
Hoagwall Hole
Aven Style Shop
G. Mutuerz
Johnson Bros
Greenlund
W. Weaver
Anderson Shee
Ki. Locher
Kuapy
Ho ‘Ne
Quiet charity drive aided by V Poe and Auxiliary
A fragmented notice describes a charitable effort assisted by V Poe and Auxiliary under state welfare rules. It notes that sales cannot occur without a permit from the state welfare department, emphasizing compliance with state law and a lack of public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Tarrisen
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Triumph Schools
Pete
Cat
A. C. Kirberger
Buddy Poppy Sale
President Coolidge
Emmys
Stanley
Antony
Cleopatra
Zak
Russell
ELKS
Theas
Comer
Liberty
Second Streets