Wyman School News Highlights Student Activities and Events
School Reporters detail algebra and geometry lessons, home economics craft progress, and music contests at Mt Pleasant. Reports cover agriculture corn, etiquette in Io English, and six weeks tests in multiple subjects. Student features include basketball party preparations, decorations, posters, and a yearbook style round of classroom notices from sophomores to sixth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreshman News
Adeline Humphreys
Jean Humphreys
Mt. Pleasant
Evelyn Johnston
Italy
Germany
Mary Lena
Leland
Cotter
Bob Gripple
Merlin Davi
Frances Metgzer
Junior
Kathe
Wyman
Damasus
Jimmie Evans
George
Jessie Mullens
Miss Rosenman
Janet
Bobby
Shirley
Ith
Sth
6Th News
Rose
Larry
Patricia
Loren
Kenny
Wilma
Willard
Richard
East Highland Social04 9Net Way?
East Highland notes list Sunday visits among local families. Mr and Mrs Linwood Heckson and children called on Ralph Walsh. Niece and husband from Jacksonville visited Mrs Francis Cole. Others visited various local homes including Pearson and Mincer households. Prymek and Green families hosted or visited. weekend time with Spielman and Hartzler.
Child Is Brave When Dog Dies
Havre April 1. Four year old Lee comforted his mother after Popeye the terrier was struck by a train at the Fred Hisele home. The note recalls community news, hospital recovery, and routine visits as Elbert Elmnore and daughters join Pleasant Plain relatives for Sunday meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Wittmer
Havre
Popeye
Fred Hisele
Lee
Evening Journal
Jesse Stout
Saylor Stout
Elmer Mason
Carl
Margaret
Agnes Kurtz
Washington
The
Journal
Elbert Elmnore
Pleasant Plain
W. B. Richards
Edna Witting
Davenport
Humidity solutions tried at Mrs Hartzler home
A damp basement remedy uses an absorbent chemical material in pans to reduce room moisture. The note mentions Mrs. Mary Hartzler's home as a tested location for this cheap approach. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Mincer and their children Gary and Gayle visited Noah Wieland on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hartzler
Frankie Mincer
Gary and
Gayle
Noah Wieland
Axis Targets in Yugoslavia Focus on Nis and Split
The Balkan war coverage notes an Italian directed offensive toward Nis, a strategic Yugoslav commercial hub southeast of Belgrade, while Split, a Yugoslav seaport on the Adriatic, suffered severe bombing with vital harbor work and ships destroyed according to the announcer.
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Axis
Yugoslavia
Argauss Gino
Nis
Belgrade
Wis
Split
Adriatic
Itatian
Hacbor Wworka
Stringtown Socials and Local Meetings Report
Mrs J J Rich notes Arthur Davison family trip to Davenport and Mt Pleasant music contest participants Kathryn Wider Verdella Wider Edward Freyenberger and Deane Rinner from Stringtown. Obituary for Mrs George Herzog. Visits by Bloomington residents Murray Reeser and kin. Local sports note Albert Graber new track. Donald Brooks drafted. Chicago work and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Rich
Stringtown
Arthur Davison
Betty Marie
Homer Davison
Davenport
Kathryn and
Verdella Wider
Edward Freyenberger
Deane Rinner
Wayland High School
Mt. Pleasant
Edna Widmer
Miner Freyenberger
George Herzog
Noble
Murray Reeser
Bloomington
Geraldine Unkrich
Roberta Rich
Albert Graber
Ecd Curtis
Noah Widmer
L. H. Rinner
Marian
Deane
William Freyenberger
Evelyn Jane
Elmer Graber
Donald Brooks
Chicago
Ethan Brooks
Donald
Brooks
Betty Marie Davison
Elmer Freyenberger
Merrimac Notes On Visits Death And Illness
Merrimac reports Mrs. and Mrs. Steve Shelangoski with family and Mr. Dwight Messenger with Bill Brannonis. John Wolfe had surgery for a ruptured appendix at Washington hospital. Julius Crile, Walnut township’s oldest resident, died, with community sympathy offered. Various visits and illnesses noted among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Amrine
Merrimac
Steve Shelangoski
Resters Lip Zs
Dwight Messenger
Bill Brannois
Carl Smith
Oliver
Henry Wolfe
Allis-Chalmers
John Wolfe
Washington Hospital
Julius Crile
Walnut Township
Crue
Willi Brannon
Himer Resehly
Dave Baldosier
Mary Amrine
Cart Amrine
Ben Neff
Kennett Crile
Cart Hill
Dave Schantz
John Hills
Alva Gene Eshelman
Robert Kientz
Edith Zihlman
Meales
Toasting Technique Improves Flavor and Digestion
A brief note explains that warming bread slices in the oven before toasting enhances flavor and digestion. The method reportedly yields more even toasting and better overall results.
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East Highland
Frank Mincer
Glee Club
Mary Lee Richards
Glee Club of
Aimsworth
Mrs. N. C. Richards
Donald Smith
Wellman
Southeastern
Sidney Hillman
House
Military Affairs Committee
Office of Production Management
Siberia
Jour
Eivery
Ice
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