The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-04-04
ors in the building Wednesday.

Donald Houts has been visiting in
Des Moines the past week.
Dorothy Oldham and Arthur Fleen-
er are new pupils in grade 2.e
/ Helen Shipp. Mildred Mason, Wan
da Clayworth, Ruth Adams. Dorothy
IShipp, Geraldine Hudelson, Kenneth
Shaw, Frances Eyerhart, Ralph Dor
man. Lolita Doller and Jonathan Ire
land have re-entered after siege with
measles, mumps and tonsilitis. Z"
Fourth Grade, A class are reading
Part ii of ''Iowa Stories" in connect.
ion with the History of Iowa.
The Motion Picture Program this
week was very interesting The Coal
and Coke Industry" took us through
| the Pennsylvania coal district
7, through its mines and industries.
i''Makink a Modern Shoe showed the
manufacture of shoe in a large up TO
date factory. "A Visit to Zoo was
Thoroughly enjoyed by all, especially
the little folks.
Mr.. Harry Johnson comes to our
school each Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at one O'clock to care for the
sale of Thrift. and War SaviRgs
Stamps Two days sales amounted
+, to over $4,000. Pupils purchasing War.
Savings Stamps since last report are:
Helen Fellers, Faye Whitlatcl, Joe
Baker, Chas. Williams. Helen Carlson
Jack Williams, Howard Gregory. Lake
j Crookham and Maxine Lyon.
Burr Robinson was happy to an
nounce the arrival of new sister
MARY Leigh.
Webster School.
Mrs. Harry Hull visited Kindergart
en- Thursday morning with her son
Glen who has been out of school sever.
al days on account of the measles.
Elizabeth Ridgway of the Second
grade moves this week to Ollie, Iowa.
Mary Smith. Alice Pitt, Lois James,
Henry Rozendal have returned after
several days absence caused by
measles.
Second grade pupils having perfect
spelling lessons for the month of
/, March were:: Helen Goodwin, Louis
! Kessler, Lavina Barnes, Marguerite
Curry, George Carbon. John Barquet,
Lois James, Ada Reynolds, Mabel New.
ell. Florence Howell. Harold Moody.
Elizabeth RidgwaY Don Barnes, Max
inc Boyuls, Ruth Plaisted, Helen
Hearne, Josephine Terrence, John
Barr, Elsie Wilson, Frank Fleener and
Leland Upton.
J Bessie Allgood, Fifth grade pupil,
was awarded a Penmanship Certificate
and Maxine Barquet of the same
grade received Progress Pin.
This is Audrey Ridgway's last week
in our school, as the family is moving
to Ollie
Mrs. Ridgway visited us Tuesday
afternoon. She has been loyal pa
ltron
Irma Wood, Willis Newell and Max
inc Smith returned to school Monday
after being absent on account of the
measles. "
Rev. McFerran was visitor in
Webster building Monday p. M ..t
! Lucille and Edwin SPAWN have NOV
ed to Carbon Cliff, Ill.
Mrs. Lawrence Weber, Mrs. Bean
and Mrs. Breneman were visitors dur
ing the past week. -.
Alice Martyr enrolled in VI. B this
week. -
The Dreadnaught girls completed
an afghan this week while that taken
by the. Submarines remains unfinished.
Gilbert Reynolds. a Submarine, was
the first to finish his Red Cross Poster.
The Seventh Grade Cum Fund"
grows daily and several Thrift Stamps
have been purchased therefrom. We
are now 100 per cent in Thrift Stamps.
Mrs. Harry s. Johnson came to our
building Thursday noon and sold
Thrift Stamps and War Savings
Stamps. This sale amounted to $48.56
which, she says. is the best record
made by any building the first visit
Godfrey Bennett leads in the pur-
chase of Waa Savings Stamps this week
he having bought eight while Alice
H.. Kaile ranks next with score OF
six to her credit. Other purchasers
are: Katherine Walker, Craig Hanna,
Edward Batter, Dolph Malone; Celia
Emmert, Merle belong, Dorothy
Stump, Wilbur Howell. Frederick
johnson, Carl Hoar. Christine Meier
ran, Earl Storm. Elsie Wilson, Leland
Upton, Robert Bridgman, Walter
George and David Fairchild. The fol.
lowing children each bought from one
to twelve Thrift Stamps during the
week: Glen Hull, Margaret Scheuer-
man, Marjorie Hoar, Glenna Tickling,
Milton Brown, Grace Rafferty,, Bob
Carbon, Mary Hoyt, Lenna Thomas
Clark Bean, Walter George, RetaI
Pearl McOmber. Gladys Ankeney.
Bertram Wake. George Hook, Dorothy
Bish, Dicky Hopkins, John Barr Paul
Rafferty, Don Barnes, Alice Pitt, Lois
James. Ada Reynolds, Opal Boyuls,
Harold Moody, George Carbon. Theo-
dore Allsup, Billy Wake, Walter Dan.
iels, Gussie belong. Earl Parks, Haz.
ellie Ryan. Blanche Bollinger, Thelma
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