Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-16

&c do farm work for good pay together.
The rural telephone has been used 70
get into touch with the farmers and
circular letter has been sent out con-
tanning number of questions that'
1 properly answered, will give the COM
mercial club officials information thru
which they hope to be of real service
to both laborer and employer
At different times for several years
| there has been complaint of the stock
yards just across the Rock Island
| tracks from the freight depot with u
view TO securing "a change of location
| The yards are just across Third ave
nue. from the creamery and II is not
always agreeable 10 those who have to
| work In the vicinity of the yards. A
movement has now been started with
Mayor White behind IL that seems to
promise the removal of the yards to
some point outside the city limits. A
point 10 the east near the septic tank
that has been in use there until the
new sewer outlet was opened last week
has been suggested and may be used.
Farmers and stockmen are in hearty
accord with residents of the city in
wishing for this change.
The following named students OF the
high school are marked for graduation
on the Sth 81 next month: English
course. Margaret Lucinda Adkins. Karl
Wilson Cessna, Lucille Madeline Cole,
Helen Harriet Coop. Verna NJ. Coop
Ray {. Coutts, Florence NJ. Critchett
Donald V. Dow. Floyd Charles Evans
Gladys Foster, Harsce f. Fuller. Sabin
Cove, Ruby c. Grisr, Pear Margaret
Haag, Lester J. HendriCkson, Gladys
Irene Hughes. ZuIa :. Hutchinson,
Silas W. Inman. Ruth NJ. Jacobson.
Howard c. Martin, Edna Martinson.
Bervsy Louis MCGOWAN, Hugh William
McCla!n. Grace Z, Mclirath, Nina
Kathryn Mooeys, Margaret Moyle,
Mabel Murray, Frank Gretchen Need
ham, Judson o, Norris, Herbert George
Palmer. Cecil Ridpath Rivers. Ruth
Eyangeiine Romig. Adelaide Sibley. and
Henle Crewe Westlake. English and
latin. Helen Cornelia Blakely. Margaret
Hunt Lowrey Latin course. Grace
Louise Boyack, Miriam J. Buck, L.
GwendO!yn Edwards, Florence Elmsley
Fraser. Gladys Marie Hays Eleanor
F'sirch!Id Harris, Esther c. Harris, |
\eva &. Hoyt, Mary .. Hutchinson, !
Irving stalker Lemley, Selden H. Nor
ris, Margaret Moyle, Florence Mar |
garet Saunders. Normal course. Birdie !
Bertha Anderson. Myrtle LaRiene An
thony, Alice r. Bel Katherine Blanche !
Lynch. Edith Q. Hanson. Viola NJ |
Mead, Allie ShilI. Cressie Leone fish,
Esther Kotoora Tone. Commercial |
course Margaret Marie !versaa, Leu !
ella NJ. Mckay, Virgil Packer, Bessie |
Mae Hickey.
Mrs. Claire W. Manatt 1912 Broad |
street, and Miss Weber. OF the high |
school, have charge of the Red Gross |
department Of elementary hygiene and !
home care OF the sick and home diet |
etics and are organizing classes Of APP !
proximately fifteen members who will |
take up d specific course of fifteen |!
lessons
At meeting in Chicago this week |
Of the directors of the United States |
Independent Telephone Association |
Harold L. Boyer. Of this city. was |
elected vice president OF the assoeia
ton, 10 I'll the vacancy caused by the /!
selection Of former Vice President |
George W. Robinson, OF ST. Paul, 20
the presidency
The graduating class OF the Brook
lyn high school presents the play, The |
Blossomtng Of Mary Ann" on May "a, |
May day pageant on May Is, and |
graduation takes place on June !.
Tomorrow al 4:30 In the afternoon |
the Camp Fire Girls Of Grinnell wiz
hold their grand council FIRE on the
east shore OF Arbor Lake where each
camp fire group will have separate
representation and all VIII later join
in a picnic supper with ali the friends
who choose to be present.