Ward School May Activities Brighten Classrooms
Ward School notes show first primary room welcoming back Miss Mabel Rice Russel Herman Helen Johnson and Dorothy Turner after absences. Students made colorful health posters May baskets and spring bouquets while reading The Tale of Sonny Cotton Tail and Bible stories. A second and third grade spelling contest runs for six weeks with bird stories and rubber experiments in class. Attendance remains perfect, and those on the dental honor roll receive a quarter holiday at 2:30 Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Long
Francene Mills
Dorothy Jean Watson
Marie Landau
Carolina Woman Reports Major Weight Loss With Kruschen Salts
A Carolina woman claims a 47 pound loss over three months using Kruschen Salts, drinking one teaspoon in warm water each morning. She says she feels younger, stronger, and plans to continue the regimen, with a money back guarantee and price details for a four week bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Solomon
New Bern
N. C
P. S
Lemmon's
School News Highlights and Student Achievements
Miss Carol Lorgey and Miss Elda White grade five on the dental honor roll 100 percent. A Fortnightly Garden Department Bird Essay contest invites third to fifth graders. Fifth grade starts flag booklets while fourth grade studies flower parts. Japanese exhibits were enjoyed last Friday. Omer Palmer won first in Heights marble contest with Hilton Matthess second and Douglas Hamilton third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Lorgey
Elda White
Garden Department
Wiech
Miss Forges
David Pearson
Australia
Omer Palmer
Heights
Hilton Matthess
Douglas Hamilton
Wale Ache Schoot Birst Primary Room
Miss Helen Wyle and Miss Inez Frye, school nurse, used her car to transport a load of children to denial offices in a rush toward 100 percent voter turnout. A note mentions a wild tulip or trillium in a nature study and a library book titled When the Root Children Wake Up with good pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Frye
Room Earns 100 Percent On Dental Honor Roll
Miss Myrtle Macon notes her class achieved a perfect dental honor roll, the second room in the building to reach the goal. Second grade reports perfect attendance this week and third grade split into two teams for A in spelling with A’s earned last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Macon
Second grade A's listed players and makers named
Ruth Anderson Billy Brown Mary Collett Robert Crone Vada Fetters Carol Gray Wilma Palmer Nellie Wallace are named as participants. Second grade A students include Jean Applegate Howard Ballew Max Haifley Lester Hamill and Lafe Tamil as makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Anderson
Billy Brown
Mary Collett
Robert Crone
Vada Fetters
Carol Gray
Wilma Palmer
Nellie Wallace
Jean Applegate
Howard Ballew
Max Haifley
Lester Hamil
Lafe Tamil
Fifth Grade Achievers and Attendance Notables Highlight School Notes
In fourth grade ten A grades were earned by students including Maxine Baxter Viola Blick Violet Blick Everette Burham Ralph Lemley Kenneth Lovelett Dorothy McGaffey Evelyn Neber gall June Putman and DeWayne Brown. Fifth grade had nine A grades for Hla Hindahl Muriel Dunbar Truman tigsell Martha Ann Mace Valesta Montgomery Richard Shively Margaret Ann Flenner Evelyn Tramston and Raymond Shellabarger. Truman lacked a perfect record this six weeks and two words all year. Bulletin board ribbons show fourteen rewards for track top finishes with Hadley Edmondson first Dale Curl second Myerett Burham third. Kenneth Lovelett missed two fourth grade days Vernon Beenblossom out with a bad cold. Our room is on the dental honor roll in full force with 47 on the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lemley
Eisie Glassburner
Maxine Baxter
Viola Blick
Violet Blick
Everette Burham
Ralph Lemley
Kenneth Lovelett
Dorothy McGaffey
Evelyn Nebergall
June Putman
DeWayne Brown
Hla Hindahl
Muriel Dunbar
Truman Tigsell
Martha Ann Mace
Valesta Mentgomery
Richard Shively
Margaret Ann Flenner
Evelyn Tramston
Raymond Shellabarger Truman
Hadley Edmondson
Dale Curl
Myerett Burham
Vernon Beenblossom
Kindergarten activity and spring poems noted in garden group
Miss Mary Welah- Qentenojiad kindergarteners made Muay baskets and crepe paper boxes choosing their own color schemes. They weeded and tended the garden yesterday and observed spring with poems and songs. James Morrison returns after a week away. Gene Hotle was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Welah- Qentenojiad
James Morrison
Gene Hotle
Primary Pupils Make Colorful Paper Mavbuske Creations
The first primary pupils work on construction paper crafts in various colors and landscapes. Gailen Brown remains absent in Nebraska with his parents while Jimmy Turnipseed is out sick.
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Porst
Irene DeLong
Firs
Second Primary Room Mies Myetma Jacobsen Project
The second primary pupils continue a Peter Rabbit project built in the sand table. They use veal soil instead of sand so they can prow plat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Myetma Jacobsen
Peter Rabbit
Fourth and Fifth Graders Accused of Faking Field Work
The report notes Miss Helen Levis and Miss Mildred Woodburn overseeing fourth and fifth grade pupils suspected of fabricating field activities. Investigation details and outcomes are unclear in the fragment.
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Helen Levis
Mildred’ Woodburn
Second Fire Dogs Bagnall Burns Five Buildings
A blaze in Bagnall Missouri destroyed five business establishments including a garage feed store restaurant drug store and general merchandise store. Only two north side buildings along the railroad survived saving telephone and lumber firm facilities. Firefighting units from Eldon contained the blaze and officials suspect a faulty electric refrigerator started the fire. Two people were killed in a prior month fire in the town. Nearby, students from Central School visited the dam and observed birds as part of a fifth grade trip delayed from Tuesday to today.
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Bagnall
Haenell Intin Oe
Eldon
Dagnall Dam
Lincoln Kindergarteners Grow in Knowledge and Attendance
Mike Mary WelchLincolns Kindergarteners are fully enrolled on the dental honor roll. They planted their garden after weather delays and have been making marionettes for a Lincoln PTA presentation this afternoon. George Nesbit was absent Jerry Baker back after scarlet fever quarantine Genevieve Baker returns after quarantine Tommy Nicholson back from whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikes
Mary Welch
Lincols
Washington
George Robert Nesbit
Genevieve Baker
Tommy Nicholson
Local notes from Xenia and surrounding towns
April 20 notes report Eugene Stephens from Town City visiting his parents D. D. and Mrs. Stephens. Jesse Pearson drives a new Chevrolet coach bought last week from J. A. Marsh. John McFarland worked for Mrs. Ella Thompson. Robert Stephens and his wife visited Jim Morrison’s family north of Wellman. Clarence Booth and Arthur Charlton visited Viola Herr’s home.
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Xenta
Eugene Stephens
Town City
Spnt
D. D. Stephens
Jesse Pearson
J. A. Marsh
John McFarland
Ella Thompson
Robert Stephens
Jim Morrison
Wellman
Clarence Booth
Hlenderson
Arthur Charlton
Near Jows City
Viola Herr
Crawfordsville Social Club Hosts Violet Centered Potluck
The Social Town Club ladies and spouses held a potluck supper at Clyde Phiston's home on Tuesday night with violet centerpieces. Guests enjoyed a fine meal followed by bridge and social time. Mrs Harold Graham is ill. R J Williams visited Burlington yesterday.
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Crawfordsville
Clyde Phiston
Bridge and Rock
Muh
Walter Graves
Washington
Vwelen Putters
Persing
Harold Graham
R. J. Williams
Burlington
Railway Time Table and local notices from Keota area
Railway timetable for Keota region lists arrival and departure times for multiple trains including Golden State and Apache services. Local notices mention Mrs Me Laughlin visiting Kalona, Dr J W Fitzgerald learning of Miss Marc Walker's death, and plans for I O O F anniversary with Rebekah lodge guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Walker
Anita
Howard
Max Walker
W. W.mayne
Council
Ferrell Throws First No-Hit Game Of Season
Wesley Ferrell of Cleveland pitched a 6 0 shutout against the St. Louis Browns for his fourth win of the year. The 23 year old right hander secured the first no hit game of the season, a milestone players and fans celebrated as proof of his growing stature. Ferrell, from Guilford Court House North Carolina, said the game felt the same as any win and credited his strength from milking cows at his family dairy farm.
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Wesley Ferrell
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Ferrell
Carl Hubbell
New Yorkiants
Pittsburgh
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Soy
Poston
United Press
Ferrel
Verrel
Guilford Court House
N. C
Miss Ella McLaughlin Finds Missing 200 Dollar Deposit
In Cedar Rapids Miss Ella McLaughlin an longtime Keota teacher traveling the United States and abroad discovered a $200.00 deposit checkbook dated prior to investment in Liberty Bonds. She now holds the papers proving the funds and interest from the old Union State Rail of Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anith
Ella McLaughlin
N, Y City
Keota
United States
Ocean
Cedar Rapids
Liberty
Union State Rail
Masonic Lodges and Officers Meet Monthly
Lodges Washington Kaproe No. 6 and Damascus Shrine No. 10 list meeting nights and officers Ida McDaniel W M Ernestine Denison secretary PFdith Kul ger W P Hazel Haven Worthy scribe Cyrus Chapter No 28 ALM notes regular meetings second Friday of each month J W Enalin P A W Yard secretary Harry C Ward W M A W Yard secretary
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Washington
Regair
Ida McDaniel
W. M. Ernestine Denison
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
Washington Lodge
Harry C. Ward
W. M
A. W. Yard
Cyrus
J. W. Enalin
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Sunshine Oil Company
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Roos
Mies
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Lincoln Po
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Teypike
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Keota Mi Fay Thomson
Mayne
Atlantic Hospital
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Howard Fitzgerald
Golden State
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Oere
California
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Agt
McKay
Rae
RCO
Southwest Lim
Suthwest
W. C. Bell
Oredy
Womens
Cannon Towels
Montgomery Vvard & Co
Ward
South Side Square
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Toa Ga
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Poe
Onenet
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Ward's
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Stos
Riverside Tires
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