The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-23

Grace BenSmlller, Hazelle Bryan. BY =
ron Yer Ploeg. Erma Howell. Gladys
Hopkins. Arthur Moody. Ada Scheuer-
mann, Milford Wareham, Lydia Duerr,
Ruth Gross, velma Hicklin, Doron,
Warren, Dolph Malone, Harry Caring.
Cecilia McFerran. Gladys Noe, Alice
Martyr, Catherine Motsch, Francis,
Anderson, Paul Peterson, Geoffrey
Bennett, Harry Green, Edward Blat-
ter Helen Lester. Ruby Warren, Leo
Klontz, Chas Bensmiller Gilbert
Reynolds, Marguerite Okey. Frank De-.
Board, Craig Hama, Mildred Patterson.
Ronald Parsell.
The following War Savings stamps
Elvin Munyon. Harold Moody Helen
Goodwin, Mabel Newell. Geneyeiye
Hiniard. Dorothy Stump, Mary Reed,
Craig Hanna.
Stamp sales this week We're $70.G2.
Since April 3, $4O6S2
The children have shown much more
interest in the purchase OF stamps
since Mrs. Harry Johnson has been
coming to the building to sell them.
They talk II over among themselves
and all feel they must help win the
lwar.
Grant.
The following pupils have received
dents Certificate: Leland Gorden, Mar
garet Chilcote and Erma Scheuerman.
| Students Improvement Certificate:
George Pierson, Grace Cum la. Pro-
gress Pins: Jack Howard. Kenneth
Anderson, Peter Vaart. Gold Star
Primary Buttons: Shirley Matthews,
/ Edward Lambert, Virginia Odem. Ma
bel White, William Barrows, Hunter
Ballenger, Warren Sparks, Robert Ma
nough, George Gordon, Dorothy Lew
is Eugene Hutchins, Richard Dingie-
dine, Emmett Shanahan, Jim Crook
ham, Robert Oryis, Henry Rosendal,
Margaret McFall, John Snider, Mary
lWalling. Pauline Dykstra and Lorine
DUNCAN. Palmer Method Button, Edna
: Norris.
Bernice Pennington has been out
this week on account of the mumps.
| Lyle Spellman was confined to his
home Monday and Tuesday with ton
silitis.
/ Last week two ladies of the w. c. T.
! IT, visited Fourth ward and talked to
the pupils.
The pupils of Grant school have been
busy all week practicing for the May
program -.
Helen Wallet will be our May
Queen in Fridays program.
Thursday night Fourth ward played
Fifth ward and won by score of IA
to ).
Last Monday Fourth ward played
Fifth ward and came out one point
thead. The score was 8 to Z.
Walter Hearne and Edna Siders
were reporters last week.
Mr.. Kemble has donated some roots
which the Eighth grade will plant on
Monday and then give it into the care
of the Seventh grade. William Sharpe
will make the presentation speech and
Harrah Johnson, the reply.
Whittier.
Mrs. Clifford Johnson was a Kind
ergarten visitor Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Clifford Johnson and Mrs. Anna
Dorland visited in Room 2, Wednes-
day morning. ~
The following named pupils Of the
Third grade purchased War Savings
Stamps this week. Frank Allen 4,
Charles Downey 2, and Lois Chinn ].
Thrift Stamps purchased, Charley
Downey IL, Lois Chinn 3, Bernice
Barr 9, Nellie Cruzen 1 and Erwin
Wheeler l.
The Parent Teachers Association
will meet on Monday at A p. m. This
is the last meeting of the school. A
large attendance Is desired as officers
for the next year will be elected.
Granison Baker, former Whittier
student went to Des Moines on Thurs
day to enlist in the Aviation Corps.
Thelma Rhynsburger of the Eighth
grade has been out the last two days
on account of mumps.
Grade w has purchased Thrift
Stamps to the value of $3.50 and w.
S. S. $25 in the past two weeks. The
total for Thrift and w. s S. is 1890.
They also hold $500 worth Of Liber-
ty Bonds.
Allene Rhinehart was journalist for
this week.
High School.
Aristos Literary Society held their
regular meeting Monday The follow
ing program presented
Piano solo-Thelma Toy.
Vocal solo-Gwendolyn Perry
Aristos Paper-Ruth Mccall.
Vocal solo-Helen Moore.
Critics Report-Elmer Jones.
Normal training girls have been TAX
ing teachers examinations the latter
part of the week.
The Senator are planning on max
ing the opening of the High school
very memorable one. The
class play Mile Modiste is far super
ior to the usual class play.
The Reverend John Dysart Episco-
palian Minister. Grand Prelate of the
Order of Elks, gave most interesting
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