The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-05-02
Second Team
Captain Helen Lester.

Leona Gordon has re-entered school
after six weeks absence on account
OF Illness.
Dorothy Stump and Paul Pinkerton
have invested in w w. S. since last
report
The following have purchased Thrift
Stamps this week Erma Howell
Gladys Hopkins, Wauneta Jones, Els.
ther Yer Steeg, Ada. Seheuermann,
and Mary Dye.
Gladys Noe has been absent the
past week on account of sickness.
jeanette Boals of the vi b class
has transferred to Jefferson school.
u. S. Department of Interior is fur
nishing material TO the sixth grade on
the subject of coal
We have 5000 invested in Liberty
Bonds, ss5ss in W. S. s. and $2S,50 in
Thrift Stamps,
William Martyr has quit school to
go to work. His father is going TO
work for the U. S. Government:
Bernard Rozendal has been trans
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Those purchasing new w. s. S. are
Ethel Jones, Eyaline Raffety, Alyce
Breneman, Harry Caring. Lydia Duerr.
Those starting new Thrift Cards are
Bessie Allgood, Jessie Ailgood, James
Bensmiller, Richard De Long, Cecil
Allgood, Orville Allgood, Linden Hunt.
Mrs. Chester Bryan visited Grade
III Friday afternoon, April 49,
Christine McFerran, Mary Martini
Walton, Hazelle Bryan. Byron Yer
Ploeg, and Erma Wood have purchas-
ed War Savings Stamps this week.
Florence Howell and Ruth Plaisted
of II Grade are out of school this week
with measles.
Second Grade pupils have purchased
$3.50 worth of Thrift Stamps this
week.
Bert Wake. Dicky Hopkins, Walter
George, Mary Wilson. David Fairchild
Helen Yer Ploeg. Helen Daniels. Reta
Pearl McOmber and Robert Bensmiller
have purchased Thrift Stamps this
week.
Wauneta Foster and Chares Edward
Foster have been transferred from
Grant school and have entered first
grade.
Margaret Jones and Mary Kalbach
have been celebrating their 9th birth
day this week.
Glenna Tickling, Edward Schultz,
Thayer Curry, Francis Hawkins and
Max Ryan have all returned to Kin
dergarten after several days of sick
ness.
Marjorie Hoar, Glen Hull, Margaret
Scheuermann, Margaret Jones and
Robert Walton have been Thrift
Stamp buyers this week.
Robert Walton has three w S. s.
Grant School.
Eliza Killips has reentered school at
ter having had the humps.
Fourth grade has purchased SO
Thrift Stamps and As War Savings
Stamps in the past three weeks.
Mrs. Walton and Mrs. Moore visited
Fourth Grade Wednesday morning.
Sixth grade has fifty-one War Saw
ings Stamps and ninety-nine Thrift
Stamps.
Since the last report the pupils Of
the Seventh grade has purchased %
Thrift Stamps and seven War Savings
Stamps
Mrs. Walling visited Room III this
week.
Mrs. Walton and Mrs. Kalbach were
visitors this week in third grade.
Third grade is digging dandelions
this week for nature study.
Mrs. Moore visited in First Grade
Wednesday morning.
Grade v has SO War Savings Stamps
and 172 Thrift Stamps
Burton Jerrel has more War Savings
Stamps than anyone in the fifth grade.
Mrs. Whitehill was visitor this
week
Francis knight who has been out
OF school on account of Illness return
ed Monday.
EleFtu pupuS VI biouO bNASAS "
Home Garden Club"
Margaret Chilcote and John Boyd
were the reporters last week.
The baseball lineup is:
Catcher, Ralph Norris; Pitcher VIM.
Ballinger; s. S., Jack Maxwell; First
Base, James Whitehill; Second Base.
Riley Littlejohn; Third Base. Carl
Blake; Right Field, Bob Bamford, Cen
ter Field, Geo. Pierson; Left Field,
Lee Gordon.
Whittier School.
Eighth grade pupils have eighteen
more w. S. s. since last report.
1t. A. It. Drinkle told the pupils OF
the sixth, Seventh and Eighth grades
about his experiences at the front.
Everyone is interested in the sec
ond "Four Minute Men Contest TO
be given soon
We are glad that Miss Mcdonald is
able to be back with us again. having
been out on account of la-grippe.
The parent-teahers' Association en-
joyed very pleasant and profitable
session last Monday afternoon Mrs
H6ok gave a good talk on Gardening.