The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-12

all repaired to the gymnasium where
ice cream with berries, cake and COT
fee was served. Raymond Butter
worth acted as POSTMASTER and extra
credit is due him for the able manner
in which he handled it. The class of
1918 were welcomed by Miss Anna
Bell and Loren Thomas of the new
class responded. .Supt. J. J. Johnson
then gave very fine toast on "Ameri-
Ca" which was followed by an appro-
pirate toast on Loyalty" by Virgil
Butterworth. Mrs. R. E. Lusk then
gave splendid toast on ,"Our Soldier
Boys" and it was very highly appreci-
ated by all for their thoughts were
with the boys in the service. Mrs.
Eugene Crandall. gave toast to" The
Girl Behind the Man Behind the Cum"
telling of the things that the girls can
do at =. home. The closing toast,
World Wide Democracy" by Eugene
Virgins, was enjoyed very much.
program, with some clever verses to
"Our Soldier Boys A telegram con-
tanning greetings to the alumni from
Guy Whaley of Vallejo, Cali, was read
by Mrs. w. A. Seemann and letter
which had beep written by Nelson
ButterwoEth, of Camp Cody, N. NJ,
to the alumni was read by Mrs. r. E..
Lusk. After the grand march God
be with you till we meet again" was
sung and all departed for their homes
having enjoyed the first banquet in
the new consolidated school to the full
est extent The out OF town guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. See
mann and Mrs. r. A. Beck, of Council
Bluffs; Mr.. and Mrs. L. E Mcbride and
Miss Ora Butterworth of Logan; Miss
|es Ruth Glassburner and Flora Wig
gins, of Woodbine; Mr.. and Mrs. Day
i'd Cruise, of Dunlap; Edward Butler,
of Ann Arbor, Mich, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Butterworth, of Denison.
Friday closed another successful
year of school in Dow City and the
first held in the new consolidated
school building. About all of the
teachers of the past year will resume
their positions here again next fall.
The following persons named make up
the corps of teachers: First grade,
Misses Agnes Goddard and Florence
French; second, Mrs. Anna Williams
third, Miss Mildred Virgins; fourth,
Miss Mabel Cole; fifth, Miss Ellen
Goddard; sixth, Miss Hilda Turnlund f;
seventh and eighth, Misses Caroline
Shirk and Ferne Kingerey. The high
school teachers are Misses. Bernice
Hunsicker, Margaret Ryan. Marie Hels
ley, Martha Weiss and Prof. O. r,
Bentley. All are very glad of, the fact
that this splendid corps of teachers is
to be here for another year. Supt. j.
3. Johnson, has answered the country's
cali and thus will not return, This is
very much regretted, but the best
wishes of all go with him wherever
he may be.
Mrs. Marie Gibson entertained rel.
alive from Denison over Sunday. 81
J. l.. Butterworth returned Monday
from Coleville, where he had spent
several days in attendance at L. D.
S. conference.
Little Donald Edwards is recover.
ing nicely from his recent severe i'll.
ness and the trained nurse has left.
The people Of the United chautauqua
system arrived Monday and are put.
ting on three days entertainment.
Leslie Logsdon came up from Wood
bine Monday for visit at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Frank Glassburner,
and family. ts,
The regular monthly meeting of the
Standard Bearers will be held at the
home of Mrs. Ida Talcott in the coun-
try Friday evening of this week.
Miss Clara Anatasi, of near Harlan,
came Sunday for visit at the Adolph
Honz home. She came here from Dun
lap where she had been visiting.
Miss Mae Murphy returned to her
home in Dunlap Sunday after having
spent several weeks at the w H.
Rule home during Mrs. Rules illness.
Miss Muriel Barton left Saturday for
her home in Nevada, Iowa, where she
will spend the summer vacation. Miss
Barton has been teaching music and
drawing in the local school for the
past year. We are told that she has
accepted a position in the Dunlap
schools for the coming year. ~ ..s
Miss Mary Vollerson was down from
Denison the latter part of the week
and visited with friends.
Mrs. Ayce Butterworth and daugh-
tiers, Gwendolyn and Ruth, arrived on
Sunday. from Little Rock. Ark, for a
visit at the Clair Butterworth home
and with other relatives. ~ a
Miss Florence French, one Of the