The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-03-28
SCHOOL CHILDREN ACCUMULATE
Ne cea A@AR SAVINGS
NOTES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Measles Create Absences. Garfield
Boys Make Garden. Jefferson
Pupils Rake Yard. Whittier
Tea Monday Eve.
Lincoln School.

Is, IlOmaS WnSOii, Leu houcItSCA
Maxine Barnhill, Henry Shadley, II;
eel Bruins, Marguerite Goodwin, lie
Shapera, Dale Minard, Frederick Wa
atka, Mildred Suggett, Charles Ricl
ards, Charles Robertson, Erwin Ives
Letha Cashatt, Ruth Harvey, Lloy
Harvey, Maxine Oliverson, Able Hand
Ter, Orville Turner, Dorothy Handler
Glen Wilson, Helen ShadIey and FL
Their Handler.
Those who purchased War Saving
Stamps were: Cecil West and Johl
Walatka.
The following pupils have reenteret
school after absence caused by illness
Harold and Helen Child, Stella Earl,
Clarence Shuey, Max and Clifton VIII
der, Mary Myers, Madge Rinehart
Clyde West, Lloyd Harvey, Berths
Gilbert and Robert Kessler. Some arr
still too i'll to return, among them be
ing Harold Miller, Olivia Brooke, Or
vile Price and Wilma Price.
Olivia Brooks has been awarded q
Progressive Pin for excellent work in
penmanship.
Gerald, Clifford and Alice Tilton are
preparing TO move to their home in
FIT Madison.
Misses Mabel Russell, Lucille Hicks
Mary Reynolds, and Maude Ashman
Of the o. n. S. Normal Training De
partment have been doing observa
tion and practice teaching in list. End
Ord and 9Th grades.
Rachel Southwick has entered Lin
coin 5th grade, coming from the
Beacon school.
William Miller of the second grade
went to Des Moines Tuesday to enter
Iowa Children's Home.
Mrs. Arthur Romoser, Mrs. Stock
ham. and Mrs Faith visited our schoo
last Friday afternoon.
Lenora Baxter was transferred Il
Garfield school, Second grade. A class
Leo Robertson, Mervin Taylor, Fred
erick Walatka. Gladys Faith, Margucr
lite Goodwin, Edna Romoser and Haze
Bruins of Grade have had perfect
week in spelling.
Garfield School.
Joseph Handler of the second grade
bought ten thrift stamps Wednesday
Others owning thrift stamps are Vir
ginia Boggs, Avis Certer, Cecil Long
cor, Harold Morgan, Ernest Robbins
John shuey, Hazel Stotts, and Phoebe
Welsh
Ermal and Leona Baxter of Lincoln
School entered the second and thirC
grades Of Garfield Thursday.
Mrs. Morgan visited the first ant
third grades Tuesday.
Jack Van Draska. Wray Johnson
Helen Longcor Retha Early, Ernes
Robbins, Juanita Pearson. Frank Shu
ey, and Harold Morgan are absent be
cause Of illness.
Nellie Bass. Arlene PringIe AM
Dorothy Friend of the Normal Train
ing class have been teaching in thu
first, second and third grades thi
week.
The boys, and girls with the help 0
Mr.. Hall have cleared the back yar'
preparatory to making a garden.
jefferson School.
Mrs. G. E. Humphrey was a visito
in the building this week.
The following pupils nave purchas
ed War Savings Stamps this week
Jonathan ireland, Ethel Quinn, Bel
nard Clarey, Thomas Plaster. Hele
Van Haaften, and Harry Stewart. Gee
Bacon, Chas. Williams, and Howar
Gregory were omitted last week.
Grace Parker entered Grade vi G
Glass A from Webster School. Nelli
and Glenn Gable have moved to SCI
ond ward and entered school froI
Elm Grove district.
yelma Hollom has been awarde
an Improvement Certificate and Mi
dred Holm and Helen Carlson haV
received Diplomas in Penmanship.
Paul Watson had the misfortune I
break his left wrist while attemptin
to roller skate. He was compelled
be out of school few days but is no
at work again.
William England and Wanda Cia,
worth have been out of school som
time on account Of illness. but bot
are reported improving.
Ruth House. Elmo Adams, Fay
Whitiatch. Wilbur Cartwright, Ma
garet Noble, Robert Rowler. Mary an
Edith Richmond. Maxine Lyon. Geore
Sewers, Ruth Adams and Clyde Mo
gan have been out of school on a
count OF illness.
Enola Thompson and Margar'
Whitson have been news reporter
this week.
Thomas Plaster was elected Fla
Bearer for Grade VII for the Month
March.
Seventh and eighth grades seem
BE- much Interested IN measles ffies
last few days. The ranks grow thu
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