Wyman Students Report On Busy Week In School
Wyman pupils from first through eighth grades share activities and accolades. Mount Pleasant sectional fate for basketball looms as Wayland visits Thursday. Merlin Evans returns while illness closes Edward Thomas. Reading plans include Hull House and Washington topics. spelling winners include Evelyn Johnston and Leland Love. an oral contest selects Evelyn Johnston to advance to county finals.
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Wyman
Mar
Mount Pleasant
Wayland
Craig Buffington
Merlin Evans
Edward Thomas
Joyce Finke
Betty Carter
Lola Windland
Rose Bloomquist
Shirley Robertson
Bobby Evans
Jimmie Evans
Gordon Huston
Betty Deapain
Donna Hughes
Donald Davis
Robert Humphreys
Alan Liechty
Jane Adams
Hull House
Betty Despain
Etta Mae Lantz
Frieda Rees
Jean Humphreys
Erelyn Johnston
Leland Love
Evelyn Johnston
Adeline Humphreys
Wendell Hughes
Robert Gipple
Jean
Helen Martin
Mildred Klopfenstein
Imogene
Irene Paydon
la Porte City
Evelyn
Dwain Sinn
Wade Sinn
John Imhof
Willard Conrad
Mr. Roth
Willard
Rosemary Eicher
Ruth Aldrich
Evelyn Neff
Olds
Des Moines
John Dil Hulme
D. E. Jones
Ivan Kortkamp
Fairbury
Pied-Bill Grebe Quick Mover
The pied-bill grebe is a solitary water bird that hides among reeds and can dive beneath the surface quickly to dodge gunfire.
Florida's Apopka mountains rise gently near Orlando
A ridge of Florida hills known as the Apopka mountains sits a short distance west of Orlando and reaches no more than 300 feet above sea level.
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Florida
Florida Hills
Orlando
The Old Hudson Place Finds Its True Heir
Miss Cheswick buys the long neglected Elm Street house and, guided by attorney E Holloway, revives its frame and finds the Hudson family’s missing children. Autumn brings warmth as laughter fills the rooms and the home finally feels complete. Elijah Hudson Holloway ruminates on family ties and a future bond with Miss Cheswick.
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New England
E. Holloway
Miss Cheswick
Ee. Holloway
Cheswick
Elijah Hudson Holloway
Hudson
Washington Governed by Board Not by Mayor or Council
Washington lacks a mayor and city council. A three member board appointed by the President administers government functions. Congress above them carries legislative power in the District of Columbia, with police and courts similar to a city.
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Washington
Board
Congress
District of Columbia
Shepshed Claims Largest Village Status in Britain
The Leicestershire town of Shepshed with roughly 6000 residents declares itself the biggest village in Great Britain, asserting its prominent size among rural communities. Local officials push for recognition as Britain's largest village based on population.
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Geat Britain
Shepshed
Leicestershire
Great Bri
Shipboard Romance Ends in Wedding at Sea
Eleanor, a longtime landloper dreaming of oceans, sails on a liner fueled by a wish to voyage. A fellow traveler shares the voyage and a growing love, revealing both had hidden seas of their own lives, culminating in a marriage by the captain on the final night aboard.
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Lianon
Eleanor
Oysters Change Sex On Atlantic Coast
Young Atlantic coast oysters under a year old are generally male at first but many later mature into females. The article notes sex changes occur as they grow.
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Atlantic Coast
Wayland PTA Names Officers Committee in Weather Hit Meeting
The Wayland P T A met in regular session with low attendance due to bad weather. A committee led by Grace Eicher was named to nominate officers for the coming year. The program included a flute solo by Thurlow Meyer and a pageant by high school girls titled As Told by the Candles.
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Wayland
Wayland P. T. A
Leola Magdefray
Grace Eicher
Sodergren
Henry Graber
Eda Boshart
J. C. Ellis
Sanders
America the Beautiful
Magdefrau
Thurlow Meyer
Ed Witting
Miss Drake
Elizabeth Henss
Anna Mae Martin
Ruby Richard
Mary Richard
Erma Clark
Wayland basketball team hopes slim bid in state tourney
The Wayland squad, weakened by illness and injuries, faces a tough first round in Mt Pleasant with a likely bye in the opener. Coach D B Jones refereed the Olds Huron game as preparations continue for upcoming rounds.
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Illinois
Kortkamp
Eicher
Ellis
Mt the Wayland
Mt. Pleasant
Wyman
Wayland
D. B. Jones
Olds-Huron
Olds
Health Notes Warn of Possible Flu Rise Countywide
Health Unit reports no sharp rise yet but urges vigilance as influenza spreads elsewhere. A single careless person could spark an epidemic and a cough or sneeze from an infected individual may spread the disease to others.
Influenza Threat Prompts Bed Rest for Patients
The Health Unit urges infected individuals to stay in bed until cleared by a physician to limit spread and prevent pneumonia. Early symptoms mimic a head cold with aches, fever, and weakness. reporting of cases is being emphasized to complete county records.
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Health Department
Woon
Washington County Health Unit
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