The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-05-09

Pupils have purchased of Mrs. John
son, Stamps to the amount of $685. 80
] Grant School.
/ First grade has had perfect attend
ance this week.
| Mr.. Sisco had made two new teter
board racks and how the girls enjoy
! them.
/ Mrs. HARNESS. Mrs. Moore and Mrs
Williams visited the first grade this
week.
Visitors attending "The Third Ii
berty Loan contest were: Mrs. Bar
rows, Mrs. Spel1man, Mrs. Williams,
Mrs. Forche, Mrs Johnson, Mrs. Hoff.
mann, Rev. De Voc, DR.. Tony, DIR.
Roberts, Mr. oppenheimer r. X. Da.
Wis. Mr.. Butler, Mrs Branigar, Mrs.
Jones, Mrs, Mathew, Mrs. Killips,
Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. HARNESS. Mrs. Da-
Wis, Mrs Harris. Mrs. Walton, Mr.. Cor.
lett, Miss Matte Morris. Mrs. Shana-
han. Miss Chilcote, Mrs. Chilcote, Mrs.
Manaugh, Mrs. Cruzen, Mrs. Parker.
Mr.. Flower, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Rey-
nolds. Mrs. Hutchins, Mrs. White. Mrs.
Tony, Mr.. Ewing, Mr.. Shockley, Mr..
Beman. Mrs. Butler, Mr.. Chas. LOT
land. Dr. Roberts. Mr.. C. Yer Ploug.
Mrs. Jerrel, Mrs. HARNESS, Mrs. Moore,
Mrs. knight. Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Jami-
son, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Gleason. Mrs.
Goodwin. Mrs. Childress. Mrs. Cald-
well, Miss Snyder. Mrs. Ankeney.
Remarks made by visitors after the
contest:
This does a fellow good
Those speeches just took me off my
feet.
Those speeches should be delivered
in picture show before large audi
Ience.
Judges in the contest were:
Grade Iv-Miss Matte. Morris, Mrs.
George Kalbach. Mr.. Corlett.
Grade V-Mr. Chas. Lofland, DR..
Roberts, Mr. C. VersPloeg.
Grade vI-Mr. Art oppenheimer Mr..
r. X. Davis, Mr.. Ed Butler.
Grade yII-Prof Ewing, Mr.. Geo.
Shockley. Mr.. c. Ed Beman.
Grade VIII-Dr. Tony, Mr. Phil Hof-
fmann, Rev. DeVoe.
Winners in the contest: Eliza Kill
lips. Frances knight. Wilbur Chird-
ress, Harriet Cammack, Evangeline
Williams, Ida Reynolds, Helen Hutch.
ms. Wanda Sarbaugh. Leland Gordon.
Misses Price. Cowan, Clendenon and
Childress were hostesses to the rest
of the teachers in the building on
Thursday evening. After a ride over
town. they were taken to "Pete's"
for refreshments.
Grandma Hinkle celebrated her
birthday this week by sending Miss
Erwin and Miss Mason some beautiful
carnations which were very much APP
preciated.
Whittier School.
Thelma Rhynsburger, Mildred OFT,
Willard Hadley, Cyrene Morrow, Mar
jorie Jamison, Chas. Henley and The
odore Albaugh are contestants from
the Eighth grade in the -Four Minute
Men Conests" on the Third Liberty
Loan.
Thrift and War Savings Stamps are
growing in number.
Did you hear your boy or girl speak
at the contest Friday?
Mildred Holt, Eva Hicks, Pearl
Brown. Retha Clayworth and Gladys
Glenn are Seventh grade contestants
in the Third Liberty Loan Contest.
Mrs. +. d. Reid, Miss Blanche
Hawks and Rev. C. H. DeVoe were
judges for the Seventh and Eighth
grades.
The following named pupils of third
grade have War: Savings Stamps
Frank Allen 6, Charles Downey 3, Ker-
sey Wood 3, Bernice Barr 2, Lois
Chinn 1, Margaret Sterret /, Wilbur
Targart /. Francine Young 1. and BIZ
lie Billick /. The grade has purchased
Is Thrift Stamps this week.
Dorothy Billick has three more War
Saving Stamps.
Mary Henley of first grade has re-
turned to school after being out on
account of illness.
Edward Rinehart of the Seventh
grade has left school 10 work on a
farm.
The pupils of the Seventh grade
have started a fund for the Belgium
children with pennies which are burn
ing their pockets TO be spent for
candy and gum. They have saved
thirty-four cents this week.
Mary Baker of Grade seven has
been out all week on account of i'll
ness.
The geography classes are happy
over the new reference books added
to the school library this week.
Those who speak Friday afterdoon
in the Liberty Loan Contest in Sixth
Grtde are John Haynes. Jim Elder
and Kenneth Graham.
Those in the B class Sixth grade