Public School Honor Roll Third Month
Public School Honor Roll lists honor students by grade with averages over 90, marking attendance and tardiness. It includes sections for A Club members, best averages by grades, departments, and rooms, naming numerous students across first to eleventh grades and noting zero absences or tardies in the main list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Johnson
Morris Wright
Elizabeth Love
Donald Hall
Nina Nell Vestal
van Vestal
Ethia Howard
Mary Frances Smith
Leota Short
Laura Gene Stateville
Thomas McMillin
May Myrick
Watt Ownby
Gerald Powell
Homer Lee Sears
Thelma Melson
Burgher Reed Vestal
Esther Madearis
Lester Martin
Alvin Worden
Veneta Jenkins
Theresa Ann Reeves
Irene Rector
S. T. Montgomery
Grover Biggerstaff
Guy Anderson
K. R. Isbell
Tad Bennett
A. G. McCollum
Clifford Robinson
A. C. Michall
Augusta Farriss
Dick Barbee
Jack Binion
Earl Blanton
Homer Annip
Aubrey Cook
Robert Crowell
Eugene Hall
Orval Atkinson
Mary Lee Andrews
Janice McIver
Lois Cates
Addrian Alexander
James Bryant
Guy Yowell
Marcella Owens
Opal Cates
Margaret Freeman
Fender May
Loma Cox
Milliard Mangrum
Thelma Ownby
Mordell Pumphrey
Faye Wood
Carl Frank Alverson
George Gordon Pope
Raymond Myrick
Jack Bogle
Grover B. Smith
Noel Purdue
Ford Scott Vestal
Wayne Coggins
Oleta Chambers
Louvenia Gallaher
Birdie Mazelle Looney
Eva Jane Skaggs
Jack Bane
Jack Everheart
Henry Phillips
Alberta Blanton
Alwilda
Dorothy Hamilton
Lucile Caperton
Mary Lou Blanks
Tom Everheart
Martha Joe Sears
Marjorie Holland
Willis Simmons
Bromos and Grove Pulped: Quinine Tablets Advertised
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine tablets described as removing the cause of colds grip and influenza. The box indicates Grove's signature and the product price 30c, labeled EW. The tone mirrors early 20th century patent medicine marketing with informal claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
The Lesser Evil Following a recent earthquake in the
A fragment from a historic paper notes aftershocks and relief efforts in the wake of a recent earthquake. It references local responders, the affected area, and ongoing recovery work, signaling a developing crisis story with humanitarian impact and continuing coverage.
Nameless region boy sent away by loving parents
A five year old named Jimmy is sent to a distant uncle's home. After three days the family received a wire claiming the child is returning and adding a bizarre line about sending the uncle “the earthquake.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Pierce's Cafe Offers Magazine Selections
A local cafe named Pierce's Cafe advertises a range of magazines available for customers. Patrons can browse periodicals while enjoying coffee and light fare. The notice underscores convenience and accessibility for readers in the area.
Rub My Tism for Rheumatism Cure Claims
An old advertisement touts Rub My Tism as a remedy for rheumatism chills and fever promising multiple cures. The claim markets the product as a universal remedy with broad health benefits and no medical qualifications.
No Worms in a Healthy Child Tonic Advertisement
An advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic eliminates intestinal worms in children after two to three weeks of regular use. It asserts improved blood quality, digestion, and overall strength, noting the product is pleasant to take and priced at 60 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blanche Montgomery
J. P. Jared
Dulsia Belle Garland
Robert Howard
Margaret Barbee
Trendon Vestal
Caroline Simmons
Durelle Mangrum
Laura Elizabeth
Jo Hesland
Margaret McMurry
Evelyn Wilson
Alma Ruth Chumbley
Lovell Wren
John Hollingsworth
Merry Christmas
Pierce
W. J. Looney Furniture and Undertaking