The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-03-21
osKALoosA SCHOOLS ARE MAX.
u1hllluAe 6ReAr RECORD.
EVERY PUPIL A STAMP OWNER
Weekly News Items From Each Ward
In Town. Carl KuehuIe Visits o.
H. S. Will Have Big
Service Flag.
lincoln School

Miss Katherine Pogge of Cedar Raj
ids visited second and third grade
last Friday
Marguerite Goodwin and Leo Shar
era have reentered second grade ate
a two weeks illness.
Mary Myers, Hazel Burns, William
Miller and Thelma Minnick of secont
grade are having the measles.
Marjory Sarver visited her aun
at Rose Hill over Sunday.
Wilma Price and Helen Speed have
been absent because of illness.
Cecil West, Agnes Gilbert and Mar
garet OlIverson have reentered school
after absence caused by Illness.
Misses Thelma Toy, Rena Moore
and nellie Bass of the Normal training
department of 0. H. S. visited our
fifth grade this week and taught some
classes.
Everett Allen is designing some Jun
ior Red Cross posters for cgery room
in the building.
Dale Minard and Lloyd Rea have
been transferred from Whittier school
TO Lincoln school
A junior baseball team was organ
ized this week with Mervin Taylor,
captain, and Thomas Wilson, manager
Baseball is rapidly taking the place
Of marbles on our grounds now
Erma Heath. formerly of Fremont,
has entered 9Th grade Lincoln.
Mary Stockham and Theresa Dyk.
stra have entered 9th grade after sew.
eral weeks illness.
Garfield School.
Virgin iaand Robert Bequeath enter
ed Monday, transferred from Jefferson
school.
Phoebe Welsh of the Second Grade
bought four thrift stamps this week
Dorothy Friend of the Normal Train
ing Glass has been observing and
reaching in the first grade this week.
Several children are absent this
week with mumps, few still have
the measles.
Jefferson School.
students, Helen PARCEL and Rena
Russell have observed the work and
conducted classes in Arithmetic and
Spelling in Grade Four.
Pupils of Grade Four are trying to
welcome the returning birds TO Second
yard by placing grain for them on the
window sills of their room.
Baseball holds the attention Of the
boys. A good team has been organized
with Clyde David, Captain, and How
ard Jones, Manager.
Motion Picture program this week
included Wild Wales" Pineapple In
dustry" and Plants That Eat"
Grade Seven still leads in the mum
Der of War-Savings Stamps, having
twenty-seven to its credit.
Lester Wander Linden, Earl Jepson,
Raymond Lister, Dale Marshall, Mona
Fisher, Marguerite Argo, Robert Fow-
Ter, Elizabeth Metz, Margaret, Vroom,
Helen Marshall Dixie Houtz, Jay
Cooke, Charles Mitchell, and Fannie
Bloomfield have returned to school
after being out on account of illness.
Gladys Gluck has moved TO farm
near Rose Hill, Iowa.
Leona Thomas and Margaret Noble
are out of school on account of the
measles.
Virgil Fisher has returned from
Iowa City where he has been for some
time taking medical treatment.
Pupils owning War-Savings Stamps
are: Theron Fellers, Eleanor Robin.
son, MILFORD Macksey, Helen Rillihan,
Helen MeQuiston, Margaret Hawkins,
Mabel MeMurray, Laverne Shoemake,
Harold Ankeney, Edward Fellers, Lee
ona Thomas, Joe Baker, Harold Clar-
ey Lucille Thomas, Burr Robinson,
Helen Williams, Maxine Bacon, Gerald
Rillanan, Mildred Martin, Vivian ran
scher. Geraldine Hawkins, Robert
Clarey, Maxine Lyon, Robert Mccain,
Helen Shaw, Leonard Mcconnell,
George Sewers, Gerald DeFrehn, Ce-
ell Fishburn, Elizabeth Roberts, Glen
Dunbar. Edna McMurray, Elizabeth
Metz, Warren Dunbar, George Bacon,
Thomas Plaster, Jonathan ireland,
John McQuiston, Pauline Thomas,
Robert Underwood, Charles Mitchell,
and Ruth Roberts.
- Webster School.
Don't we wasteful, the people say,
Buy less meat and conserve each day:
And when you buy. make IL pay,
A dollars dollar, now-a-day.
Helen Padgett.
Donald Boyer has been absent two
weeks with severe case of measles.
Mary Reed received her Penman-
ship Improvement Certificate this
week
Florence Howell has returned after
weeks absence with measles.
Mabel Newell entered II b from the
Fremont schools.
The second grade pupils have had
four days Of perfect attendance this
week.
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