Restore Farmers' Buying Power Says Edward C Eich er
Washington Iowa Edward Eicher a Democratic congressional candidate outlines in-depth economic remedies to aid farmers and labor. He calls for tariff adjustment dollar stabilization via the Federal Reserve and repeal or reform of Prohibition era policies to revive production, demand, and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Eicher
Washington
Iowa
Edward Eicher
Congress
United States Steel Corporation
France
Federal Reserve System
Federal ReserveBoard
Federal Reserve
Bossitde
Quebec
Wickersham
Wickersham Commission
Nteed
Pennsylvania
Rural School News Honors and End-of-Year Activities
Leona Kos teaches at Lincoln school which closed May 20 1932. Several students achieved perfect attendance and honor roll status while the eighth grade girls Maurine Walker Mary Zeck and Virginia Benson qualified for high school. A May 20 celebration included a weather roast a motion picture trip to see The Crowd Roars and a birthday cake for the teacher with plans to reunite next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Kos
Lincoln School
William Walker
Wayne Zeck
Velma Jarrard
Frances Stewart
Marjorie Ahrens
Milo Zeck
Mary Ellen Duensing
Maurita Darnel
Wilma Norman
Phyllis Ahrens
Dorothy Parnell
Mary Fillen Duensing
Ila Mae Darnel
Maurine Walker
Mary Zeck
Virginia Benson
Dental Parande
Doris Zeek
Dorothy Kos
Washington
Eighth Grade Graduation Noted at Methodist Church Washington
Esther Ginkens reports six week period with ten visitors and extensive review work. Eighth graders Jean Hoover Clarice and Earl Courtney graduated Friday night at the Methodist church in Washington. School closed Friday May 20 with a picnic. fifty attendees.
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Esther Ginkens
Methodist Church
Washington
Jean Hoover
Clarice
Earl Courtney
A Pichic
Fr an elusive school term ends with picnic and visit
Frances Olinger and Lucille Murphy kept attendance steady over six weeks with two Saturday sessions to recover time lost to illness. A weiner roast, a year end program, and a picnic marked the last day. visitors included James Olinger Mary Belle Olinger Jerty Olinger Eula Mae Coon Victoria Canott Doris Canott Toeille Murnho and Helen Sonkup among others with families attending the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Olinger
Lucille Murphy
James
Mary Belle
Jerty Olinger
Eula Mae Coon
Victoria
Doris Canott
Miss Endicott
Helen Sonkup
Eschoel
Toeille Murnho
Wm. Murphy
Merrifield
School Program and Attendance Notes From March
The report lists students and visitors for a school program with Blanche Murphy Charlie Merrifield Lawrence Wilson W illie Murphy Lucille Charlotte Robert Irwin Fred Welby Merrifield plus Mrs Chas Soukup Helen and Blanche. It notes moves away Modelle Hazel Harbison May and Jane Showalter and welcomes Billy Motley Beulah Lridges. Two visitors Victoria Manott Bula Mae Coon attended. many absences due to sickness or storm. Lucille Murphy was ill two weeks but has returned.
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Blanche Murphy
Charlie Merrifield
Lawrence Wilson
Willie Murphy
Lucille
Charlotte
Robert Irwin
Fred
Welby Merrifield
Chas
Soukup
Helen
Blanche
Modelle
Hazel Harbison
May
Jane Showalter
Billy Motley
Beulah Lridges
Victoria Manott
Bula Mae Coon
Lucille Murphy
Five Grade Pupil Minnie Rostetler Joins Class
Frances Boyd notes a new pupil Minnie Rostetler entering fifth grade in the six weeks report. The seventh grade completed physiology booklets and tests at Haskins with top scores by Nyl Reiner in language and Minnie Rostetler in reading. Daily spelling averaged 95 or higher for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Boyd
Minnie Bostetler
George Washington
Haskins
Nyl Reiner
Minnie Testeder
Fern Reinier
Rex Dawson
Minnie Rostetler
Nyla Reinier
Mary Bean
Frances Dawson
Irancor Dawson
County Choir Selections Highlight End of Year
Four students Rex Dawson Richard Dawson Fern Reinier and Nyla Reinier were named to the county choir. A school picnic for about 66 attendees followed the last day of classes, with an hour long student program and overall cheerful mood as the year concludes.
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Rex Dawson
Richard Dawson
Fern Reinier
Nyla Reinier
Parade of achievements at Della Dowi school exhibit
Students with perfect attendance over six weeks include Darlene Shalla Emily Kolosiek Richard Weeks Raymond Weeks Vernon Weeks Leonard Freund Charles Freund Max Sheets Virginia Sheets Rosella Sheets Velma Dawn. Richard and Raymond completed the stamp collection while oil and silk exhibits showcased processing from cocoon to finished product. A moth emerged and sparked discussion. WR C donated flags for outdoor and indoor displays. Fifth and sixth trades staged a Japanese sand scene. lower trades crafted animals for a display. Carnations were made for Mothers Day. Darlene Shalla Emily Kolosiek Richard Weeks Raymond Weeks and Vernon Weeks were eligible for the Washington May 27 dental parade. A Venire dinner was enjoyed May 12.
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Della Dowi
Darlene Shalla
Emily Kolosiek
Richard
Raymond
Vernon
Leonard
Charles Freund
Max
Virginia
Rosella
Velma Dawn
WR. C
Emily Kolosick
Vernon Weeks
Washington
End-of-Year School Program and Ice Cream Treat
A short program was presented in the afternoon and on Friday the school closed for the year. Children enjoyed a treat of ice cream in the afternoon as part of the concluding activities.
Record Advances Outpace Past Two Millennia
The article notes that in the last six decades there have been greater advances in knowledge than in the previous two millennia combined, signaling rapid scientific and cultural progress.
Delta Alpha club notices and Sons of Union Veterans meeting
Delta Alpha club members note Commencement on June 2 and a class social on June 9. The Sons of Union Veterans hold their regular meeting on Wednesday evening.
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Delta Alpha Club
Sons of Union Veterans
Good Name and Dear Lord Spark Honor in Souls
A literary note reflects on the value of a good name for both men and women as a jewel of their souls, invoking Shakespearean sentiment about virtue and reputation.
Chesterfield Cross Blending Creates Superior Mild Taste
Cross blending unites Bright Burley and Turkish tobaccos to produce the Chesterfield flavor. Each tobacco contributes its best qualities, yielding a richer aroma and smoother taste. The process reflects intensive care and scientific effort to ensure a milder, better smoking experience.
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Ramsay McDonald
Great Britain
London
Ishbel
McDonald
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Washington, D.C
Rural School News
Lincoln
Journey
White Hawk
Albalgh School
Oregon
Salem Schoe
Washington, Town
P’ll Crow
Methodist Church Farmers and Merchants Bank
New Iigh School
M. C
West Chester
Win Smouse
Louis Baird
Liccert & Myees Tobacco Co
THUR
Chesterfield
Alex Gray
Ruth Etting
Nas Shileret
Norman Brokenshire
Columbia Network
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