Semester honor roll and perfect attendance list
The list records students by grade with averages of 93 percent or higher in studies and at least 90 percent in department for the first semester and the third six weeks. It names students achieving perfect attendance and those with the third six weeks best attendance across grades from first to twelfth, including multiple named individuals and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Norris Ainsworth
Harold Wylie
Betty Joan Koehler
Edward Zieglowsky
Ronnie Jean Bartz
Myra Jane Edmondson
Date ‘Richards
Tracy Nortis
Joe van Horn
Samuel Canott
Donna Rabenold
Billie Houseal
Marian Stephens
Junior Koeh
Carl Roberts
Edward Jegiowsky
Bonnie Jean Bartz
Dale Richards
Jacek Simons
Beverly Butterworth
Tracy Norris
Mary Lee Richards
Bruce Pearson
Billy Simkins
Betty Herr
Patty Stewart
Shirley Simkins
Billy Rae Stewart
Julia Mae Koehler
Karl Miller
Sharon Moran
Correle Edmondson
Mary Elloise Gardner
Mildred McCaleb
Hazel Hunt
Elmer Kiene
Edna Lyle Lockett
Lucille Telford
Jay Edmondson
Doris Canott
Margaret Edmondson
Stella Belle Gardner
Audra O'Connor
Betty Lon Wood
Kenneth Mathey
Reid Orris
Earnest Simkins
James Telford
Richard Underwood
Richard Zieglowsky
Everette Lins
Connie White
Kenneth Beenblossom
Lavon Buenneke
George Colthurst
Dolores McFarland
Darlene Simkins
Jean Wood
Donna Lea Wylie
Lois Pearson
Mary Jean Walker
Max White
John Dea
Geraldine McCreedy
Earl Miller
Betty Olinger
Scott Orris
Betty Tee Simons
Evelyn Powers
Wilma Simons
Gilbert Wood
Virginia Wylie
Bernice Ziexlowsky
Esther Wolfe
Arvid Barber Edward Brown
Mary Crawford
Franklin Dea
Richard Edmandson
Thelma Ges
Wilma Marsh
Norval Norris
Gerald Webr
Betty Burt
Grace Carson
Harlan Evans
Eugéne McCaleb
Bill McQginnis
Harold Wehr
Joe Wood
Joyee
Campfire Girls Host Dinner for Rank Requirement
Four Oeseca Campfire girls Bonnie Jean Simpson Leah Anderson Nan Hoover and Joan Michels served a dinner at the Harry Simpson home to meet a rank requirement. Guests included Eleanor Tucker Jean Atchison Lois Mace Shirley Dunlap Mrs Simpson and guardian Mrs Ted Michels. The event featured red decorations and Campfire emblems on favore and place cards. The group will again serve an outdoor meal to attain the desired rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeseca
Rank
Harry Simpson
South Fourth Avenue
Bonnie Jean Simpson
Leah Anderson
Nan Hoover
Joan Michels
Eleanor Tucker
Jean Atchison
Lois Mace
Shirley Dunlap
Mrs Simpson
Ted Michels
Nancy Lou Saul
Cedar Rapids
Virginia Lee Gibson
Mrs Sidney Moore Speaks on Italian Paintings in Louvre
Mrs Sidney Moore addressed the Art Department meeting in the public library last night on Italian paintings in the Louvre from the thirteenth century to the present. Roll call noted art current events. Edna Klein missed her Mausoleum of Halicar Nassaes topic and will present it at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Moore
Art Department
Rebekah Social Calendar Update Conflicts With Friday
The Journal notes a date correction for the Rebekah social event. The Rebekahs usually meet Friday evenings but the upcoming I O O F social is scheduled for Thursday night, causing a scheduling discrepancy in the social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Journal
Rebekah-I. O. O. F
Birthday Farewell Party at V Wittrig Home
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wittrig hosted friends Friday night for Raymond Wittrig’s birthday and a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Chas Cannon moving to Burlington. Guests played pool monopoly pitch and bridge, with refreshments served by the hostess and Evelyn Crandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Wittrig
Raymond Wittrig
Chas. Cannon
Burlington
Cannon
Evelyn Crandal
Raymond
Mrs. S. J. Lewis Hosts Half Hour Club Meeting
In Columbus Junction on January 20 the Half Hour club gathered at Mrs. S. J. Lewis with Mrs. James McKee presenting Sweden's Place in the World Today and Miss Effie Kelly discussing Makers of Swedish History. A Country I Should Like to Visit and Why was the roll call response. The Standard Bearers met in January at Miss Dorothy Weber's home with Lord's Green assisting in entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
S. J. Lewis
James McKee
Sweden
Effie Kelly
Dorothy Weber
Lord's Green
V. F. W. Auxiliary Holds Evening Session
A well attended V. F. W. auxiliary meeting in the K C Hall elected Mrs E Palmer as president and Mrs Bernard Walker as senior vice president. A joint meeting with the Post and military is planned for next Tuesday evening and one new member was welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Hall
E. Palmer
Bernard Walker
Pythian Sisters appoint committee for next sandwich night
At the last night meeting in the lodge hall the Most Excellent Chief Mrs Oral Mayo formed the committee for the next Pythian Sisters gathering a sandwich night committee includes Mrs Ed Wells and Mrs Ralph Waggoner A social hour and cards followed the business portion with good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Oral Mayo
Ed Wells
Ralph Waggoner
The Kallyard School of Scottish Novelists
The term Kallyard School labels modern Scottish writers who depict common folk life with heavy dialect. Notable figures include Ian Mac Laren and Sir James Barrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian MacLaren
Sir James Barrie
Social calendar items from multiple clubs and groups
Page lists midweek gatherings in Lexington West Chester Kensington and auxiliary Rebekah and Odd Fellows meetings social hours lunches potluck suppers and church luncheons with hosts including Mrs Ted Crone Mrs W W Wilson Mrs Wes Meyers and Mrs M C Carstensen plus a Saturday Wallace Pl T A and a ten cent serial Roll calls include New Year thoughts and missionary programs with details on times locations and duties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
W. W. Wilson
West Chester
Kensington
Wes Meyers
Christian Ladies Aiq and Missionary
W. W. McFarland
Baptist Jades Missionary Pro
M C. Carstensen
East Second Street
Many Happy Returns Wedding Anniversary and Birthdays
Today marks the wedding anniversary of Dr and Mrs F W Eastwood. Birthdays noted include Mrs Ode Frr Zueon Mrs R H Walker Paul Dodder Mrs Mela Havel of Ainsworth Chriss Erlen bush Francienne Shaw eight years old Harry G Reynor two years old yesterday Marguerite and Marion Beason twins of Mr and Mrs Charles Beason turn thirteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
F. W. Eastwood
Ode Frr- Zueon
R. H. Walker
Paul Dodder
Mela Havel
Ainsworth
Chrise Erlenbush
Harry G. Reynor
J. W. Enslin
Marguerite and
Marion Beason
Charles Beason
Bud Rummelhart Visits Parental Home From CCC Camp
Riverside notes show Bud Rummelhart of the Solon CCC camp visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Rupert Rummelhart. Also listed are visitors from Iowa City and Fort Madison. Mrs Anna Hynek of Solon dies at Mercy Hospital Iowa City aged 77 with funeral at St Marys Solon and survivors including six sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Francis
Bud”) Rummelhart
CCC
Solon
Rupert Rummelhart
Albert Bekker
Iowa City
Albert Deutsch
Bernard Kroes
Fort Madison
Anthony Yegsy
Wily
Charles
Louis
Frank
Cedar Rapids
Edward
Victor
Kate Barta
John Bartosh
Walker
St. Mary's Church
Michalek
Joseph Birka
Alex Méehaffey
Origin of American Settlers Traced to Great Britain
The passage notes that diverse mother countries in Europe and beyond supplied settlers to the colonies, with Great Britain identified as the mother country of the original American settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Great Britain
Mrs. E Blankenhorn High Score Winner at Bridge Party
Linsworth January 19 Saturday night Mr and Mrs John Buenneke hosted their supper club meeting. A covered dish supper preceded a bridge game. Mrs Eva Blankenhorn won the women high score prize and Don Rabenold won the men high score prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linsworth
John Buenneke
Eva Blankenhorn
Don Rabenold
Ann Templeman’s Third Birthday Party Details
Fifteen children attended Ann Templeman’s third birthday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R Templeman yesterday afternoon. Activities included games and gifts with Mother Goose table decor, horns and balloons, and a large angel food cake centerpiece baked as a birthday gift from Mrs. George C Stewart. Assisted by Mrs. Leland Morrison, Mrs. Walter Berger, Mrs. Guy Carlton, and Mrs. J. M. Lloyd, the party ran from 8 to 6 with dinner served at 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Templeman
R. §. Templeman
Ann
George C. Stewart
Templeman
Leland Morrison
Walter Berger
Guy Carlton
J. M. Lloyd
Farewell Party Honors James Campbell Before Move
Darlene VanMeter hosted a farewell gathering for James Campbell after the Burlington Washington basketball game. Campbell departs tomorrow night for Bakersfield California to live with his sister Mrs Marjorie Frazia. The event at Mr and Mrs Lawrence Crull’s home featured dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene VanMeter
James Campbell
Bakersfield
Calif
Marjorie Frazia
Lawrence Crull
Burlington- Washington
Presbyterian cottage prayer meeting announced
A cottage prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 9 50 am at the home of Chris Dittmer 632 East Washington Street 28812 Presbyterian ladies are invited to Mrs Fred L Moore home for a stewardship play Ways and a Way and a 1 pm luncheon at 2803 street address remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Cottage — Prayer Meeting
Chris. Dittmer
East Washington Street
First State School for Blind in Ohio Established
The 1870s saw Ohio establish the first state-supported school for the blind, a move that spurred other states to follow with similar institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
The Catnip Cure and the Kittens That Followed
A husband recalls a cat’s illness and a village lack of vets. After bringing home catnip, the cat recovers and unexpectedly multiplies into four kittens. The family debates humane endings, and the children attempt to rehome them. The narrator reluctantly volunteers to end the litter but cannot go through with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Montague
The
Ark
Humane Society
Balbriggan’s Linen Trade Oasis in Ireland
Balbriggan in Ireland sits 21 miles northeast of Dublin as a linen and cotton hub. The town is noted for its textile trades including galico and allied fabrics, drawing attention for its historical industry and market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balbriggan
Ireland
Dublin
Living Water Tank Giant Cactus Stores Like a Water Tank
The tree cactus, or giant cac tus, can hold up to 1000 gallons of water. Most of the plant’s body, especially stems and leaves, stores the water.
Inefficient coal use wastes domestic fuel in Qf 800 C16
A fragment notes that a large portion of coal bought for home use is wasted as smoke and heat escapes through chimneys. The text suggests an 800% or odd measure indicating excessive loss in the domestic coal system.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donis Canott
Edith Jolly
Mary Belie Olinger
Mildred Pressly
Joyce Buatteforth
Dorothy Pearson
Robert Sharpe
Carol Stephens
Vicctoria Canott
Grace Houseal
Rath Houseal
Virginia Miller
Mary Belle Olincer
Helen Pearson
Joyce Butterworth
Carol Stephers
Victoria Canott
Grace Honseal
Ruth Hou-seal
Betty Lou Wood
Edward Ziezlowsky
S. Moore
Rebekah
Vicki Va
Lustre
Haldy
V. Wittrig
Kallyard School
Bettes
Pythian
I SE Se Srae
Ted Crone
Francienne Shaw
Ruth Shaw
Bud”” Rummelhart
E. Blankenhorn
Ade
Montague
the Renegades
Syndicate
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