The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1918-09-28

weeks TO aid in harvesting the potato
crop. Excuses were granted TO those
who had given evidence of valuable
service rendered and Of an earnest at
tempt 10 do as much as possible on
Saturday. The boys will have TO do
double duty when they return, but
they will have the satisfaction of
knowing that they helped in Uncle
Sans work OF food production.
This is the week for Relief in Bel
GUM" work. The announcement was
made on Wednesday, and Thursday
loads OF material started TO come in.
The boys and girls are TO be commend
ed on the splendid response. Many
OF the contributions are almost as
good as new.
The contest for the collection Of
fruit pits and nutshells is now pro-
crossing nicely. This is not a coun-
try in which a great amount OF this
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competition between the rooms to win
the pencil sharpener offered by the
principal Is growing keener,
Many fine vegetables were placed
on exhibition at the Iron county fair
by garden club members who are now
attending Forest Park school No in
dividual prizes were given TO any
community, but the exhibits were
judged as a whole. The competition
was extremely keen and Crystal Falls
succeeded in getting second place.
On next Friday afternoon. October
4th, the final speaking contest in the
Fourth Liberty Loan drive will be held
Seven pupils who have won out in
their respective rooms in the depart
mental school will compete for high
est honors. The parents OF all de
partmental pupils are invited to at
tend this exercise. The contest will
begin at $3.50
Robert Keast who has been absent
from school for the past three weeks
because of broken leg is expected
TO return on Monday The depart
ment teachers and pupils and espec-
tally the members of S-B will be glad
to see Robert back in his place once
more.
Miss Nina Packard department
teacher OF English, will spend the
week end visiting friends in Norway
Last Tuesday the teachers and prin-
eipal OF the Forest Park school were
host and hostesses to the alumni Of
the Crystal Falls high school who are
leaving TO enter the students reserve
or to continue their higher education
The entertainment consisted OF music
by the Misses LaPerriere and Ross,
informal numbers by the new teach
ers, games under the direction OF
Miss Wisler, and dancing.
The entire community and especial
ly the parents of these young people
are TO be commended because OF the
large number from Crystal Falls who
have responded 10 the call of our
government, and who have taken ad-
vantage of the opportunities for high
er education. The following list con-
tains the names and destinations of
many who were the honor guests Of
the teachers on Tuesday, and of 9TH
ers who had already left to take up
school work:
University OF Michigan -Leonard
Bowden, Dewey Bjork, Thomas Con
lin, Walter Bauer. Sidney Warshaw-
sky. Herman Justified. Biryer Stol
berg, Harry Haight, Margaret Lyons,
Evert Larson, Clarence Plicta.
Western Reserve University John
Watson
Northwestern University -Jno Ham
William Richards, Robert bookings,
Nanny Warshawsky. Fred Suffer.
University OF Wisconsin ~ Olive
Scadden
University OF Minnesota Reginald
Varney Rudolph Forsman, Jno. Dele,
Esther Holmes. Ruth Ross, Ruth
Martin.
Laurence College Theron Hill, Ed
ward voos, Ethelene Henry
Ypsilanti Ctate Normal College
Lydia osterberg, Ethel Rogers.
Marquette Normal Ebba Lindstrom
Myrtle Leonard, Emelie, Neugebauer.
College OF Lionel Roberts.
WELLESLEY College Vivian Scadden.
Beloit College Helen Fraser.
Chester Military Academy Harold
Richards
Teachers OF Forest Park school
and the community OF Crystal Falls