Rural School News Highlights From Winifred Carris Class
Six weeks tests showed four absentees Keith Wehr Virginia Snyder Mary Catherine and Betty Redlinger. Calendar for 1933 issued. Miss Carris received soap cakes and washing charts. Christmas program December 23 drew a good crowd. Santa distributed presents. Declamatory contest set for February 10. prize to be given for least marks in bad manner and bad English box. New water fountain installed after vacation. December birthday party included Keith Wehr Wilma Jean Snyder and Miss Carris with apples candy and popcorn. January birthdays mentioned Deloris Wehr with fruit and cake. First B pupils incident in class Colleen Berg foot injury. geography answer sparked mishearing. PTA meeting December 16 with plan for oyster stew at next meeting. Pilgrim booklets by third grade. Deloris Wehr placed second in township contest. New pupil Mildred Chorpening from Pleasant school. Community meeting December 280 and school party plus Christmas exchange. one week vacation observed. Girls sewing class made pan-lifters. boys crafted kitchen racks as secret gifts. Visitors Frances and Trene Harvey Eleanor Brinning. Reported by Stanley Lemley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Jean Snyder
Keith Wehr
Miss Carris
Deloris Wehr
Colleen Berg
Virginia Snyder
Frances and
Trene Harvey
Eleanor Brinning
Stanley Lemley
Carter's Little Liver Pills Boost Bile Flow
An old ad urges readers to wake the liver with Carter's Little Liver Pills rather than laxatives. It claims the liver should produce two liquids daily, prevents foul breath and headaches, and promotes general health using plant extracts. The 1981 ad notes price 25 cents and the red label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
C. M. Co
Five pupils earn A average at Wellston School
Mary Scranton reports Wellston Township students at the Dutch Creek school finished tests this week. Five pupils, Stanley Lemsey, Wayne Lemsey, Junior Nelson, William Brinning, and Martha Stoutner, earned an average of A in one or more subjects. Those remaining were not absent or tardy this six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Wayne Lemsey
Nelson William Brinning
Ad Marha Stoutner
Pennywise Laundry Plan Promises Big Savings
Promoting a weekly cost of $1.25, the ad argues that many families can slash laundry expenses significantly. It asserts thousands of women see it as a wise long term investment, forecasting hundreds of dollars saved over years.
Students honored for attendance and holiday activities
The six weeks list features Lorene Robertson and peers absent/tardy notations. It notes Junior Red Cross involvement, dental cards, speeches on American citizenship, Christmas posters and seals sales, a Christmas exchange, classroom reorganization, window decorations, a Christmas program, and new pupils joining.
Absent Children Report Amid Flu Outbreak At School
The record notes present pupils Edward and Blanche Nejedly Earnestine Simpson and Dale Marek. Visitors include Mrs John Marek Rollie Hartman Velda Dawa Wayne Dawa and teacher Aledia Halier. A number of children were absent due to flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
Edward and
Blanche Nejedly
Earnestine Simpson
Dale Marek
John Marek
Rollie Hartman
Velda Dawa
Wayne Dawa
Aledia Halier
Tlu
Pleasant Ridge School Christmas Celebration Highlights
Pleasant Ridge School notes perfect attendance for the first semester by ae Cannon Raymond Kephart and Bernard Kephart. Pupils were neither absent nor tardy in the third period Viola Cannon Mae Cannon and Raymond Kephart and Bernard Kephart. Two week vacation from Dec 23 to Jan 9 followed a Christmas program with Santa Claus candy distribution and a decorated room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Edna Pattison
Viola Cannon
Mae Cannon
Raymond Kephart
Bernard Kephart
Ae Cannon
End of First Semester News and Holiday Activities
Our first semester ended January 15 with all students passing. Students not absent or tardy this six weeks were Edward Nejedly, Helen Nejedly, Earnestine Simpson, and Milan Nayadley. Visitors Melack Marek Sr and Wayne Dawn attended. Christmas program on December 23 drew many, despite muddy roads, followed by a Christmas tree and Santa. Before the last snow melted, a coasting party was held one evening. The following school children—
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nejedly
Helen Nejedly
Earnestine Simpson
Milan Nayadley
Melack Marek, Sr
Wayne Dawn
Santa Claus
Local business directory snippet with contact details
A damaged OCR fragment lists multiple business addresses and phone numbers in a Bailey Building and surrounding blocks. It notes insurance abstracts and bonds, real estate offices, and various agents at the West Main and Washington area with upper-floor locations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rural School News
Winifred Carris
Mary Catherine
Betty Redlinger
Tom Carris
Mary Louise
Marjorie Robertson
Glenn Miller
Ray Redlinger
Alice
James
Johnny Wehr
Santa Clause
Lola Mae Snyder
Virginia Wehr
Franklin Harvey
Darlene Wolfe
William Brinning
Mildred Chorpening
Pleasant School
Dutch Creek
Wellston
Mary Scranton
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Enterprise School
Winnie Beiter
Lorene Robertson
Marjorielynn Phyllis Crayne
Neva Jean
Wilma May
Mayme Gale Robertson
Junior Red Cross
Neva Jean Robertson
B. V
Wilma, Gale
Neva Robertson
BR. Ff. R
William Perdock
Amaryllis
Birth of
Jesus
Adeste Fidelis
Wilma M. Robert
Billy van Sickle
Marjorie Lynn
Jack Horner
Margery van Sickle
Phyllis and
Mayme G
Wilma Robertson
Bonnie West
Phyllis Crayne
Mr Jester
Brown Bunny
Helen Hobbs
Gale
Billy
Santa
Marionnettes
Lime Creek
Hawkeye Scout
Cora Mae Hotle
Maxine Cupp
Betty Cupp
Bobby Dill
Mise Hotle
Five Little Peppers
Bobby
Vicks
America
England
Germany
Vicks al S Ae
jOs
English River
Maple Grove
Aledia Haller
the Journal
Washington
Pr. WD. Dwyer Bailey Building
Northeast Corner Square
T. J. Prase
Court House
Penney
DK. Co
BOLLE
Commercial Bank
Washington St
Ralph W. Thompson
Lemlevy & Yard Insurance
Washington National Bank
Main St
Chiropractors
Chas. C. Brown
John W. Applegate
City Hall
State Theatre
Livingston & Richer
W. Livingston
EF. C Richer
West Main &1
DR. ¢. BE. Bassler
Ainsworth
Jones Pfoneral
East Main St
Sherman'’S
West Main St
Sadi
Shiraz
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