The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-09

county last week
Ruth Adams has re-entered school
after a short illness.
Ruth Roberts has been out Of school
for two weeks, being i'll with pneu.
monia. We hope she win soon be able
F, to be at school with us again.
Ernest Gritfis and Jonathan Ireland
are. to assist in the program at the
Public Library. Saturday afternoon.
jefferson ball team won over Grant
in score of II to IL John McQuiston
knocked home run
Doing His Bit.
There was little boy OF nine
Who got to work with hoe and line,
He had a garden all his own.
And said he'd try and feed his home.
He's ready now to fight the Hun,
But he's too small to carry gun;
So he got his hoe and planned crop,
For he knew that would hit the Kaiser
ker-flop.
Ernest Griffis, Grade VIII.
Webster School
The Junior Four Minute Men con-
test on The Third Liberty Loan"
was held in the fifth. sixth and seven
tn grades of Webster school, We'd
nesday, May l, at p. m.
Fifth grade had six contestants.
The judges were: Mrs. Walton, Mrs.
Bryan and Mrs. Carlin. The two con-
testants awarded certificates for best
speeches we're MILFORD Wareham and
Glenn Plaisted.
Sixth grade hal eight contestants.
The judges were Mrs. Brewer, Mrs.
Collver and Rev. A. NJ Lewis. The
two contestants awarded certificates
were Ruth Winnemore and Godfrey
Bennett
In the seventh grade there were
nine contestants. The judges were
Rev. A. McFerran, Mrs. X. * Davis
and Mrs. ]. A Dewitt Aldyne Brene-
man was awarded certificate Alice
Karle and Frank DeBoard, having tied
for the honors, the judges decided to
award each of them a certificate.
Grace Knowles gave reading, AN
Inventors Wife"
Visitors in Webster school this week
were: Mrs. p Bennett, Mrs. G. Bish,
Mrs. S. Bennett, Mrs. H. Clark. Mrs
~ Johnson, Mrs. Chas. Patterson,
Mrs. Collyer, Mrs. E. Brewer, Rev. A.
NJ Lewis, Mrs. L. d. Bowles, Mrs. j..
l.. Plaisted, Mrs. Vannetter, Mrs.
Wareham, Mrs. Chrisman, Mrs H.
Carbon, Mrs. r. Walton, Mrs. Bryan,
Mrs. A. p. Breneman, Mrs. Cora Les
lie. Mrs. G. Reynolds, Mrs. T. NJ. Par
sell, Mrs. w. Stump, Mrs. VerPloeg
Mrs. VIM George, Mrs. M. Munyon,
Mrs. r. X. Davis. Miss Edna Woodland,
Mrs. Rhynsburger, Mrs. C. Fl. Ander-
son. Mrs. Chas. Klontz, Mrs. H. S.
Davis, Mrs. j. H. DeBoard, Mrs. Cliff
ford OFT, Mrs. J. Fl Dewitt, Rev A. A.
McFerran, Mrs. s. Green and son,
Leo. Mrs. c. VerPloeg visited last
Friday in room w
Louis Kessler, seven years old, has
been transferred from II B to III A
class. Louis has done excellent work
and will complete the years work in
one semester.
Pupils of II grade, having perfect
spelling lessons for the month of
April: Ruth Plaisted, Helen Hearne,
Louis Kessler. Leland Upton. Frank
Fleener. Don Barnes, Ruth Okey, Max.
inc BroyIes, James Wolfe, John Bar
quet Mabel Newell. Lois James. Ada
Reynolds, Helen Goodwin and George
Carton.
Donald Boyer is very i'll of pneu-
monia,
Purchasers of Thrift Stamps this
week: Thayer Curry, Margaret Scheu-
erman. Glen Hull. Marjorie Hoar. Mary
Kalbach, Reta Pearl McOmber, David
Fairchild, Dicky Hopkins Blunt Wake,
Robert Bensmiller, Gus Abbott, Glad
Us Ankeny, Walter George, Helen
Hearne. Louis Kessler. Frank Fleener,
Alice Pitt. Jack Hook, Lois James.
John Barr. Burnece Brown, Ada Rey-
nolds. Frances Neumeister, Mabel
Newell, Helen Goodwin. Walter
Moore, Geneieve billiard, Leland Up
ton. Maxine Johnson, Maxine Broyles,
Josephine Terrence, Harry Brewer,
Harold Smith, Merle belong Lydia
Duerr, Helen Knox. Alyce Breneman,
leila Emmer. Myrtle Pitt, Rosetta
Wise, Daron Warren. George Bowles,
Maxine Barquet. Dolph Malone, Erma
Howell, Gladys Hopkins, Florence
Hook. Esther Yer Steeg. Arthur
Moody. Don Mckinley, Gerald Daniels,
Mary Dye. Oren Stevenson. Kenneth
Wood, Willis Newell, Walter Daniels.
lube Hatchitt, Willy Curry, Carl
Hoar. Billy Wake. Hazelle Bryan.
Aldyne Breneman. Leo Klontz Gil
bert Reynolds. Frank Bowles, John
Dulin, Esther James, Paul Davis, Ruby
Wood. Ruby Warren. Ronald Parseli.
Frank DeBoard. Mildred Patterson.
Dorothy Daniels. Craig Hanna. Grace
Knowles, Helen Lester. Joe Gasperi
Alice Karle, Charles Bensmiller.
Purchasers OF w. s. s. this week:
Margaret Schuerman. Doron Warren,