City Schools Honor Perfect Attendance By Grade
The city schools report perfect attendance for seven months across grades. Notable students include Edith Allen Harold Burnett Gladys Cue Nestor De Witt Forrest Hendricks Gladys Hillmut Othelia Meisner George Poffenberger Florence Tripp Joy Gaswint Clars Mayer and teachers Miss Bousley and D. O. Hemphill. Pure home made lard at Baker's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Benson
Elsie Boxberger
Byron Brown
Corene Dillinger
Harold Heckman
Florence Hendricks
Ralph Horak
Muriel Jones
Ben Rhostles
Alice Pearl Seeley
Joe Bigler
Fern Shaw
Orvel Smith
Richard Tauber
Nellie Selbe
Verland Stewart
Robin Deines
Alice Lofsfeld
Mildred Holly
Miss Morrison
June Brown
Gusie Deines
Helen Hille
Horace Gleason
Rachel Meissner
Edwin Renameyer
Irwin Renemeyer
Clayton Wollner
Herman Wollner
Elsie Collins
Martha Devies
John Robert Parsons
Grace Houston
Roth Allen
Teboa Boxberger
Vernon Courtney
Jesse Fox
Wilma Gunckel
Robert Heckmen
Emil Horak
Bernice Marquand
Frances Munson
Mildred Pierce
Virgil Reeves
Fern Sundstoe
Marjorie Sigler
Howard Straw
George Ufford
Clifford Wallace
Edna Mayer
Fern Barclay
Kenneth Bach
Lizzie Bollena
Agnee Benson
Max Campbell
Brenton Campbell
Orrime Dodge
Lawrence Hendricks
Arnold Hillman
Martha Meisner
Elizabeth Roloson
Ebba Saleen
Ethel Simpsons
Lucy DeBoer
Mosrbhella Baker
Bertha l Bertran
Theo Boxberger
Kenneth
Gladys Spena
Helen Stewart
Mary Cue
Bernhard Devies
Belle Benker
Olive Neff
Edith Allen
Harold Burnett
Gladys Cue
Nestor de Witt
Forrest Hendricks
Gladys Hillmut
Othelia Meisner
George Poffenberger
Plorence Tripp
Joy Gaswint
Clars Mayer
Miss Bousley
Doris Acre
Beatrice Arnold
Beula Fox
Marian Gleason
Ernest Hillman
Eva Hixson
Mabel Holcomb
Justina Lymm
Ciara McCollum
Reatha Morgan
Joe Poffenborer
Wayne Rhoades
Robert Shulet Earl Wheeler
D. O. Hemphill
Music festival in Fort Hays features Roza Ponselle
March 26 report from Fort Hays Kan sas Normal School details the third annual Music Festival with national stars Roza Ponselle and Eddy Brown plus an Oratorio Quartet. Trego County students Donald Hemphill Tone Krause and Thurb y Ridgway will sing in the chorus as the event runs a week of sixteen programs including The Creation and The Messiah and culminates with the Allartist concert. Souvenir booklets will be printed soon for those who order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tone Krause
Thurby Ridgway
Ogallab
Greation
Telephone rates set by Court of Industrial Relations
The order issued March 11 establishes new telephone rates effective April 1 for Rural Line Business Rural Line Residence and Rural Switched service. Desk sets incur an extra 25 cents. Brace Goffe, Manager.
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Court of Industrial Relations
Brace Goffe
Mgr
Lutheran Church Notes Sunday Services and Woodmen Meeting
Lutheran church notes announce Sunday services in German at 10 30 a m with Sunday School at 11 30 a m Catechetical instruction on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7 o'clock Regular Modern Woodmen meeting on Tuesday evening April 5 to elect a delegate and alternate to the state meeting in Newton Kansas in May.
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Newton
Kansas
Easter Sabbath 1921 at Presbyterian Church Notes
Easter Sabbath 1921 at the Presbyterian church featured a Knights Templar presence of about 40, a choir concert of "Our Living Lord," and a planned Lord's Supper on the following Sunday. Twenty two members were received this year. An April Osbrone Presbytery meeting is planned with M E church hosting missionary society programs. Several committees were formed for guest arrangements, transportation, and receptions for visiting pastors and sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
J. H. Niley
Osbrone Presbytery
WaKeeney Presbyterian Church
Women’s Presbyterial Missionary Society
M. E
F. M
Ellermeyer
McNair
F. A. Heizer
Mr. Bell
Herbert Lucas
Ralph Stimpson
Elmer LaRue
Victor Fox
John Hardman
Miss Bousley
Real estate activity and local visits in South Trego
The item notes rapid real estate activity and lists social visits among families in South Trego including Miss Paulina Rohn with Miss Lousie Wolf and gatherings of the Schnieder, Eichman, McKinley, and Jackson families. It also mentions rural school examinations set for April 2 and 9 at Benisch School District 52, with a missing person appeal for George Spencer of Hays, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulina Rohn
Lousie Wolf
Chas. Folkers and Garrels
James Benisch
William Schnieder
Geo. Schemn
Remus Schnieder
Russell
Godfrey Eichman
Jacob Stoppel
A. R. McKinley
Joseph Jackson
Benisch School
Notice of Annual School Meeting Held Friday April Eight
The annual school meeting will be held Friday April 8 at 2 p.m. Voter input is invited for the election of the school board clerk Minnie ONeil, Co Supt Ree Belk Re.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie O’neil
Hospital Proposal At WaKeeney Seeks Public Support For New Facility
A WaKeeney area hospital plan is pitched to the public as a community service rather than a profit venture. Voluntary pledges will finance architectural plans, with solicitors ready to explain details in person within 15 to 20 miles of Wakeeney. A hospital would rely on charity care and local support, and early enthusiasm is sought to fund building and maintenance. The piece also notes a local home talent play Mir. “Bob” at Garden Theatre, with proceeds about 180 dollars for Moore Post and future performances planned for Collyer and Quinter.
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WaKeeney
WakKeeney
Good Samaritan
Mir
Bob
Garden Theatre
J. H. Heckman
Delta Keyer
Grace Hancock
Goldie Gorrell
Virginia Oldham
Messrs
Schuyler Gibson
Pat Lynch
Julius Harries
American Legion Post
Moore Post
West End
Collyer and
Quinter
The
Legion
Corn Wind Signs Favor Good Crop Outlook
A Osborne County Farmer notes Monday was Corn Day with cold north winds that shifted to northeast by evening. He predicts a corn crop if the wind sign holds, recalling a fair crop last year when winds from the southeast helped Osborne County.
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Osborne County
Osborne
Mild relief from grip using Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs. Annie H. Cooley of Middlefield Connecticut reports severe grip symptoms and threatened pneumonia eased by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Chest pain faded, cough loosened, and she recovered quickly. Also ads note millet seed 1.00 per bushel, Red Amber cane seed 0.50, location one mile west and south of WaKeeney. Also Holstein bull 2 years old for 85 and land trade offer with auto option at 15 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie H. Cooley
Middlefield
Conn
Chamberlain
WaKeeney
Fred Rensmeyer
J. J. Shackelford
Public sale and land auction notes from Quinter week
A World office member reports on Mr Mason handling a sale in Quinter while at home, stock selling weak but quality stock fetching top prices, and a quarter section selling for 758 dollars more than private sale offers. The unimproved parcel sold four miles from Quinter at 35 dollars per acre to Tony Hiadek, with other local transactions and a travelogue on W S Hart’s The Silent Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Office Force
Quinter
Mason
Tony Hiadek
Seven more weeks in school and spring events noted
High school notes report May 20 closing, several illnesses at Hays, and returns. An operetta The Pioneer Po poose directed by Miss Hardin is set for April 12 at Garden Theatre with invitation. Seniors plan class rings colors mottoes flowers plays and parties while track meets begin April 30 in Hays. baseball is scarce. basketball and track replace it. Normal Training Seniors visited Miss Grace Schwanbeck’s school last Friday and praised conditions. A light tease asks how we lost our way but won’t say.
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Bessie Tawney
Hays
Miss Hardin
Garden Theatre
Grace Schwanbeck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Report OF City Schools
Baker's
Tregco County
Lutheran Church Notes
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
Heckman & Hutchison
Presbyterian Church Notes
Trego Ithms
George Spencer
G. W. Spencer
Kas
Delco-Light
Tenage Ree Belk
Chas. Connor
Collyer
Maude Lindquist
Palco
WaKeensy
Walter Parks
Cal Loyd
Wm. S. Hart
Bart
Margaret Swiggett
Erecy, Kamo
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