Fragmented OCR notes on social visits and school ceremony
The clumsy fragment describes Mrs Jager and Mr McBride with daughter returning from visits to Mrs Rysdn and Jackson. It mentions Miss June Wolfe of Wuconnes, Miss Bertha Backes as a guest, and Miss Elle Hunter from Vincennes driving over for St Simon’s academy exercises amid garbled narration of an emergency device.
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June Wolfe
Wuconnes
The
Bertha Backes
Ans
Elle Hunter Lok
Vncennes
Apread Hye
St. Simon's Academy
Akademy Graduation Ceremony and Sermon Recital
A long, reflective account describes an akademic graduation event with Miss Ber as organist and Nowak performing prelude pieces. Rev Fathers Boland Kavanaugh Bludl Gregoire and Ryan award diplomas as graduates are urged to pursue honest work and education, ending with the Temple March as the crowd departs.
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Staton
Ber
Nowak
Ryah
Shie Woods
Coway
Miss Reginant
Vacassel Stiow
WV. Beld
W. ‘V. Boland
Timothy Kavanaugh
Consolidation of Country Schools Aimed at Aid to Farm Education
The article argues for consolidating country schools to enhance agricultural instruction. It outlines nine benefits including expanded teaching staff, better grades, practical agriculture and domestic science, keeping rural youths at home, increasing property values, and transforming the school into a community center. It also notes the need for improved facilities and modernized buildings to support the consolidation plan.
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Eytire
Distriets
Nisth
Plan County Glub House Seek County Facility
Plan in Glub County aims to establish a county subhouse to serve the Chi juiber of Com ingree, Wo Ten's clubs, Be, and Girls clubs, plus an auditorium, drill hall, and gym. A tolis¢um project discussion occurred at the Chamber of Commerce with Bett Ball of Chicago and a committee led by Freak J. Heinl, with members including John J. Ruvee, Wm.2 B. Hall, J. Wallon, Dr EB L. Crouch, Dr J. Halrgrove, Thos Worthington, and Chas Black. fundraising planned through August.
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Morgan
Jacksonville
Comingree
Chamber of Commerce
Bett Ball
Chicago
Freak J. Heinl
Mermera
Uhank
John J.rueve
B. Hall
J. Wallon
L. Crouch
WJ. Halrgrove
Thosworthington
Chas
Black
Mrs Elba Gratian McGuire Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Elba Gratian McGuire wife of Rev Vi M McGuire former pastor of the First Baptist Church died Tuesday at her Sullivan home after a brief illness. She was fifty eight. The Baptist church and community mourn her loss. she leaves husband and children. Rev McGuire preached here and conducted services in the new church after its dedication. The piece notes her local ties, her sons Jean Paul and Henry, and sympathy from friends.
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Elba Gratian McGuire
Vi M. McGuire
First Baptist Church
Sullivan
Premionia
Terace
C. HM McGuire
Loral Baptist Sharch
B.A. Hayworth
Yastor
McGuire
Merbers
The
Baptist
Elurehhile
Madeehier
Rite McGuire
New Baptist
Vane McGuire
Focal
Jean
Paul
Arthay
County fair improvements eyed by state agents
The West Central Minnesota Development Association seeks to boost county fairs by introducing a routing concept and a tall white exhibit. It suggests an educational display from the State Agricultural Department to inspire county fairs.
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West Central Minnesota Development Association
Astronomical Watch Notes From Boston Evening Star
A fragmented forecast notes the night sky with references to Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter and Bootes over Boston. Mentions include meridian observation time and a Bear constellation alignment. The fragmentary text hints at a clear, fair Thursday sky with stars visible.
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Jee J Mars
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