The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-04-04
HIGH SCHOOL STARTS WORK ON
THE 1918 ANNUAL.
ii IllgTfl Mh1ll
THRIFT STAMPS ARE POPULAR
Many Pupils Absent For Measles OF
Mumps.--Wehster Building Buys
Many Stamps. Men"
Contests In Progress.
Lincoln School.

ington, ID. c. ~
Lanita Minnick has been dropped
on account of illness and will not be
able to be in school this year.
Mrs. S. G. Morgan, and small son
Harold, visited Fourth grade Wednes.
day afternoon. Mrs. Morgans daugh.
ter, Juanita, is in b iclass of this grade.
Those who bought Thrift Stamps
this week are: James Lewis, Thomas
Wilson, Maxine Barnhill. Emory Shad
ley, Harry Sbrago, Louise Eddy and
Olive Rhinehart, Helen Shadley, Vic.
tor Benton and Martha Barnhizer.
A number of pupils bought War Say.
ings Stamps. The list includes Ray.
mond Robinson. 0rviile Turner, Corn.
elius Bloom, Claud Mason, Roy Mason
Edna Landmesser, William LANDINGS.
ser, Cecil West. Ruth Harvey, Dale
Afinard. Lloyd Harvey.
Thelma Minnick has re-entered Sec
ond grade after several weeks Illness.
Leo. Charles and Howard Robert
SON have moved to Havelock. Iowa.
Ethel Green of Charlton visited
second grade with Leo Shapera last
Friday
Max Roberts and Alice West OF
grade 2 are out OF school on account
of sickness. !.
Leo Shapera, Harry Shrago and Dor
othy and Esthex Handler were absent
Thursday and Friday to celebrate THE
Feast of the Passover
Frank Smith of grade % has the
mumps.
Edna and William Romoser' viii
spend their vacation at Washington
with their grandmother.
Mumps are now besieging us. Mar
gerry Vanderbilt, of grade 1, is one of
the victims. also Max Gibbons of grade
4 Howard West. Mildred Suggett, of
grade I.
. Mrs. Jewell visited grade this
week
Camille Barnett, of grade A. has been
out Of school for almost two weeks,
because Of severe throat trouble. 9th.
eys on the sick list are Richard Barnes
AID Vincent Hoff of Grade Z.
Clarence Shuey. of Fourth grade.
was transferred to jefferson building
this week,
A numDer of Penmanship awards
were given out this week. Buttons
We're given { Gladys Cross and Ed.
ward Hale, Progressive Pins were CIV
en- to Ruth Harvey, Lena Phillips and
Alice Collins. Improvement Certif-
Gates went to Winson Coleman and
Fern Freeman, Ia.
s Fred Darland, Ralph Spears and fIar-
old Raines have been absent on &C,
count of sickness.
Mrs. Miller visited grade l on Thurs
day. ,E .
Garfield School. g. .:l
Doris Shafer of the Third A, and
OrViIle Boys, Third B, received PEN
manship Buttons this week.
Virgil Love has opened a Thrift &C.
count. 0rville Boggs has added two
stamps to his Thrift card.
Mrs Morgan was a visitor in the
building Monday,
Thomas Tilton moved to Fort Madii
son this week.
Frank and John Shuey were trans
.ferred to the Jefferson school Wednes-
day.
Jack Van Draska, Wray Johnson,
Helen Longcor. Harold Morgan and
Juanita Pearson have re-entered
school 1896
Karl Pearson. Raymond Sherbufne,
Retha Early, William Wilson and
Robert Shafer are out of school be-
cause of illness.
jefferson Schools
Harold Plants of Des Moines visited
grade 2 Monday of this week.
Elsie and John Anderson entered
school from Abba, Iowa.
Frank, Clarence and John Shueyi
we're transferred from Garfield to jeff.
erson school this week
JAS Cox, Eleanor Robinson. Ailene,
Jenkins, Betrice and Ralph Fowler, La
Verne Shoemake, Ada and Roy Adams,
Grace Barr, Dale and Clifford Humph-
rey, Annis Crosson, Joe Baker, Leila
Hollom, Faye Whitiatch, Margaret
Fowler and Fannie Bloomfield are OUT
OF school on account OF Illness.
velnfa Brwn a. pupil in the Eighth
grade is yer i'll at Abbott's Hospital.
: Beatrice Boggs entered school from
Knoxville.
For Language work this week tho
pupils of grade A. class b, wrote Z
Thrift compositions the best of
which will be read at the Thrift
Rally Frida. afternoon.
Geraldine Hawkins "a pupil of grade,
a, class A. has been awarded an I'm
provefent Certificate in Penmanship.
Emma Cox was awarded Progress.
i've Pen" Marguerite, Argo also re-
cayed an Improvement Certificate"i
Robert Mccain moved to- Kansas
city this week i4r4,7 9df III Y,If
Mrs. w. We Scalon. Mrs wm. Iak. Z
Or and Miss Mildred Jones were yist \