Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-06-28
RURAL SCHOOLS COMMENCE.
MENT.

The fifth annual commencement of
/ the Harrison county rural schools
was held Saturday, June 16, at the
Agricultural building in Logan. Ow-
ing to the rain of that morning not
as large number were present as
should otherwise have been, and the
rain was also the cause of many ar
irving late.
The program was to begin at 1890
and was as follows.
Program.
Glass March........ Miss Harriett Tyler
Invocation. Rev. M. o. Sansbury
4 Violin Solo.............. Mrs. Nellie Olson
Address ................................ "Iowa'
f. ID. Joseph, Deputy State Supt.
Vocal Solo......Rev. M. o. Sansbury
Song, America" ...............Audience
! Presentation of Diplomas..................
| .............".County Superintendent
NOON
Isis Registration of Club Members.
l ;20-"Club Work" &C. w. Ham
mans, County Club Leader.
l :40-Cold Pack Method of Canning
Ames Demonstration.
| l :40-"Corn and Pork Club Special'
The Glass Roll by townships fol-
lows:
Allen-Teddy Cox, Moorhead, ,Luff
| Payne, teacher.
Boyer Earl Thompson, Eugene
Thompson, Woodbine, Pearl Reeves,
teacher.
Cass-Nettie Pitt, Logan, Nancy
Mefferd, teacher. Minnie Plambeck,
Portsmouth, Jean Gibson, teacher.
Cincinnati Rachael Green, Mis-
souri, Valley, Ivy Zuver, teacher. An
ma Bird, Modalc, Margaret Coulthard,
teacher. Florence Sproul, California,
Caroline Athcy, teacher Bruce
Sproul, California, Mrs. r. l.. Coul-
thard, teacher.
Calhoun-Alice Thompson, Hazel
nellie Percy, Mabel Chambers, Mis-
souri, Valley, Mrs. c. Piercy, teacher.
Theresa Deur, Missouri Valley, Pearl
Miller, teacher. Inez Young, Miss
ouri Valley, Lola Foreman, teacher.
Douglas Beatrice Kelly, Wood
bine, Blanche Fox, teacher. Ruth
Metferd, Woodbine, Edith Arnold,
teacher. Edward Yount, Bernice M.
Clark, Woodbine, Maggie O. May
nard, teacher.
Jackson-Thelma Babe, Paul Good
rich, Orson. Zella McWilliams, teach
er.
Lagrange-Adel Harter, Lucy Dale
Margaret Hansen, Frances White,
Logan, Margaret Divelbess, teacher.
Dorothy Divelbess, Jessie Smith, Lo-
gan, Dorothy Hardy, teacher.
Lincoln-Alice Reed, Woodbine,
Mabelle Pett, teacher Jessie Guy
cite, Woodbine. Inis Smith, teacher.
Little Sioux-Arthur Mehrens,
Little Sioux, Viola Bassett, teacher.
Fred Kerr, River Sioux, LaVergne
Stout, teacher
Magnolia Hazel Fischer, Wood
bine, Bessie Coon, teacher, Meta
Smith, Woodbine, Ada Boyd, teach
er. Josie Mott, Alma Dishon, Logan,
Cleta Mckinney, teacher.
Raglan-Louisa Forsgrcn, Alice
johnson, Alice I4izer, Mondamin,
Blanche Strain, teacher
st. John-Dora Burilhart, Helen
Haight, Glendora Frazier, Burrell
Darling, Missouri Valley, Dolle Fitz-
gibbons, teacher. Geneva James,
Missouri Valley, Lola Dray, teacher.
Vera Reel, Missouri Valley, Annabel
Bisbee, teacher. Joyce SHELTON, Love
land, Myra Blust, teacher. Emma
Basch, Eunice Kelly, Missouri Valley,
Stella Gregorson, teacher. Harvey
loft, Missouri Valley, teacher. Ber-
tha Stoldt, Missouri Valley, Blanche
Osborn, teacher.
Taylor-Fabelle Logan, Modale,
Mary Benin, teacher.
! Union-Leta Crabb, Logan, Freda
| Vogel, teacher. Ada Miller, Persia,
Ella Neville, teacher.
Washington Mabelle Brugge, Per-
sia, Alma Haas, teacher
#lSnst honors, Hazel nellie Piercy.
Second honors, Meta Smith
The rural school commandments
| are becoming quite popular. The
young folks gather from the various
schools o. the county, become ac-
quainted al spend pleasant time.
f. d. Jose Il, the deputy state su-
perintandent, accompanied Mrs. Faith
to Becbeetown that afternoon to see
the new consolidated school building
and also to view some new land pur-
/ chased by that district. He was very
favorably impressed with the Beebee-
town school, both as to it's building
! and location.
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"JAM ROLLS"
Struck by The notice Iron