The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-23

The u. S. S. G. A. held meetings
this week for the purpose of electing
offers "Co. J'of Jefferson school
chose Captain, Howard Gregory, First
Lieutenant. George Bacon, Second
Lieutenant, Harry Stewart This COM
pany now enrolls 81 volunteers, and
each one is very anxious to do his
share. g
Mr.. Kemble, of the Kem5le Floral
Company informs us that the tomato
plants he is kindly starting for MS
are growing nicely and will soon be
ready for us. There will be plenty
Of plants for any member of the y. 81
s. G. A. of the city. These plants may
be secured by simply making your de-
sire known to the supervisors.
Pupils purchasing W. S. s. this
week are: Lorraine Disney Helen Nc
Quiston, Harold CALDWELL, Florence
Risney. La Verne Shoemake, Marga-
ret Hawkins. Vincent England. Don
aid Seaton, Edith Caldwell, Floyd Cad
well, Maxine Lyon, William Donnelly,
Thomas Plaster, John McQuiston,
Pauline Thomas,
Pupils purchasing Thrift Stamps:
Myrtle Grill Muriel Melvin, Earl
Brock. Carl Martin, Elyin Morgan,
Dale Humphrey, Helen Rillahan, Mil
dred Mitts. Eleanor Whitlatch, Helen
McQuiston, Bertha Dingeman, Louise
Herbig. Chas. Hudelson, Myrtle Sly
cord. Leroy Lucas. Ailene Jenkins,
Helen Chalmers, Anges Hudelson,
Gerald Gallagher, Mabel McMurray,
LaVerne Shoemake, Sylvia Grill, John
/, Fleener, Rosa Flaming, Vandora Kel-
ly, Isabelle Moon. Clifford Humphrey,
Maxine Brock, Paul Evans, Joe Baker,
Mae Scott, Lucille Thomas, james
Bradley, Carroll Hinkle, Ruth Will
liams, Ruby Alexander, Laura Morri-
son, Fay Whitlatch, Beatrice Boggs.
Lawrence Miner, J. w. Mitchell, Har-
riet Dingeman, Elizabeth Blake, Orin
Peterson. Milton Kirkendall, Ruby
Kirkendall, Mildred Martin, Emma
Cox, Maxine Hawkins, Geraldine
Hawkins. Josephine Dingeman, Ger
aid Rillaman, Leona Kelley, Anna
Handler, Ella Willard, Essie Brock.
Elizabeth Roberts. June Evans, Donald
Seaton. Ruth Courtney, Helen Shaw
Dorthy Griest, yelma Grim. Ethel
Quin, Della Almond Ruth Bower, Beryl
Risney, Eva Hensyel. Mildred Soudea.
Elizabeth Metz, Edna Winger, Helen
Marshall, Jeanette Boales, John Van
der Linden Howard Gregory Clyde
Morgan, Earl Juber, Chas. Williams,
Marjorie Gunnar. Geraldine Hudel-
son, Jay Cooke, Pauline Thomas, Ar
thur Bradley, Robert Underwood. john
athan Ireland, Ervest Griffis, Mildred
Holm, Thomas McMurray, Kenneth
Shaw.
Webster.
Webster school celebrated cleanup
day Tuesday. An army three hundred
strong invaded the school grounds and
not stick escaped them. They gath
ereC UP enough trash to make large
bonfire.
The Garden Club organized as as
Co. w and elected the following Of
ficers: Captain. Godfrey Bennett, first
lieutenant John Dielen, second lieu
tenant Craig Hanna.
AS the whistles blew and the bells
rang Friday announcing that the Co.
Hawk fund had reached the million
penny mark, the children who were
on the play ground Joined by shouting
and singing America"
Mrs, Laura B. Hale. State Organizer
Of the w. c. T. U. talked to the child
ren on Temperance and Clean Living
Friday the 10th, Mrs. C. l.. Barnard
Co. Pres. accompanied her.
Miss Frost was out of school Tues.
day p. m. to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Roberts. Miss Fricke was out part
of the week on account of sickness.
Geneva Sickles is out of school on
account of illness.
The boys OF the Sixth and Seventh !
grades will assist in the singing at
the M. e. church Sunday evening
Lydia Duerr in Fifth grade received !
a Progress Pin. Burdette Thomas re-
ceiyed Penmanship Button.
Grace. Evalifie and Paul Rafferty,
have returned after weeks absence
with mumps.
Florence Howell wha has been sick |
for the past three weeks returned to I
school on Wednesday.
Miss Reynolds one Of the Normal !
training girls, supplied in Grade II on
afternoon.
Grade ii has not had a tardy during
during the school year.
Three Penmanship awards we're
given in Sixth grade this week. Leroy
Hedlund and Clare Gebel were given
progress pins and Katherine Walker
a button.
or the Seventh grade Dorothy Dan. :
iels and Marguerite Okey received /
a Studehts' Certificate in Penmanship;
Frank Bowles an Improvement Certi-i
icate and Geneva Sickels Penmanship
Button.
The following children, A class. lst
grade, have received silver star pins,
in Penmanship: George Arkless, Carl
Johnson, George Hook, Rena Bartlow,
Gus Abbott. GLADYS Ankeny, Robert