The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-04-27
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traded cars. ono dav' las, week, Mr.
na,sop's cnr was n Ford ronds,cr
and Mr. WenJln's car was n Ford
touring car.
Dick Povn,cr il having N wide
cement walk nut in on the north and
west of tho bank building. This il
only n beginning of similar improve
ments contemplated by other prop,r.
~ owners of our town.
Walter hin returned from Colo
rado, last week, lie had been in bad
health for some time before going To
Colorado and went there with the
hone that the climate would restore
his health. He was much improved
A
in Immediately after reaching bis
home here.
The school board met last Sat.
ur,lay evening and elected Mr.. Butler,
Of Amity, Mo-. for principal for the
ensuing year. Mr.. Butler is a grad.
ua,c OF the Missouri Wesleyan Col
iepc, of Cameron. and IL nj present
n student in the Department Of Eslu.
cation AT the University of Missouri.
AT Columbia. Mr.. Buticr comes well
recommended, and We feel sure he
will make the schools Lcrc n great
success.
The Young pcoplc's Missionary
society held their meeting lns, Sntui.
day afternoon with Miss Morn Field.
M, many members were present on
account Of the mumps and measles.
The afternoon was spent picciny quilt
blocks. Tbir,y.ninc blocks were fin.
ishcd. Refreshments of sandwiches.
picklcs. fruit salad and cake were
served. Those present were: Misses
Florence Boyd. Naudc and Wilma
Griscr, Hazel TAYLOR, Mrs, Ira Field
and Mrs. Jessie Miller,
The Parent Teacher Association
held their last regular meeting of this
school ycar. Monday night, The fol.
lowing program was rendered: Songs,
THE Battle Hymn of The Republic"
and THE Star Spsnglcd Hammer" by
the audience: papcr, Advantages OF
nm Education" Miss Sinner: solo, Miss
Marie Howard: paper. Mrs, Salee:
Election of officers for the ensuing
year. They were ms follows: Prssi.
dent, Mr.. Fred Waggoncr; first vice
president, Mrs, W. Ii. Stuart; scconi
vice. president, Mrs. Ida Howard;
third president, Mrs. Tom Illus.
ton: secretary, MIR. J, r.. Henderson;
treasurer, Mr.. N. l.. Batson. Song.
America" audience; address, Rev.
Cooley; discussion of the value Of the
association 10 the community, audi.
once.
Tho nine members Of our Pure
Seed Corn club have cnch received
one gallon of pure corn from the
State Agricultural Department. Fif.
teen of the thirty.seycn Holstcin
calves that we're ordered for our Calf
club have arrived, and the children
are very well pleased with them. We
predict that this community will be-
a center for purc blood calves and
purc seed corn in the near future. II
nav bc of interest TO our patrons 10
know who among our children are
mcmbers of the various industrial
eIubs. Il viii he seen tina, some few
are members of various clubs, but
there nre over sixty different pupils
enrolled. The members of the Poul.
try club are; Marie Howard. Cora
Ramsey, John Cotton. Pearl Ramsey,
Orlce Huston, Lcola Henry. Hester
bunker, Alton Uinklc, Earl smith,
Iva Bleyins. Wilma Griscr, Bertha