South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-03
FRANKLIN SCHOOL
Herman Watson, Editor
GENERAL NEWS.


Our Thrift army is growing stead
lily. We have sold 1,046 Thrift
stamps. and 20 War Savings stamps.
The children have bought a great
many more than this number from
other stations.
Our Junior Red Cross adds new
members each day. We hope 10
soon have the whole building 100
percent, so that we may have the
large school banner.
The principals office is now heat
ed by steam, which is certainly a
much needed change. The same
system heats the portables.
Miss Thomas. the nurse. made her
regular visits this week.
Miss Rosecrans was the only spe-
cial teacher this week.
Several of our girls want TO earn
some Red Cross money or buy
Thrift stamps. They are willing 10
wash dishes, take care of the baby
or light house work. They viii
come TO you either after school or
all day Saturday. For recommended
tons apply to the principal.
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We are talking about soldiers in
our room now and trying TO do our
bit TO help the soldiers.
Donald Fisher, Anne Meal. J. w
Currey and Wayne Jack have join
ed the Junior Red Cross. We also
have a War Savings society with J.
w. Currey as president and Anne
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Ray Lattimer, Claude Smith, Elouice
Jorgenson, Mary West Helen
Grave. Marie Schuab and Ida Ran
dali as members.
ROOM TWO.
Mildred Troeger, Elizabeth Phil
lips, Beatrice Seese and Esther
Workman have the mumps and
Richard Reinohl has the measles.
Violet Barhydt is i'll and has been
out of school two weeks.
Our doll house is completed and
viii be at the library all next week.
We have six Junior Red Cross
members. They are Mary Agnes
Harris, James Maggert, Violet
Barhydt, Richard Reinohl, Beatrice
TSeese and Virginia Roberts.
Jack LOUghman and Norman Suit
were absent several days this week
We are bringing old papers 10
school TO sell for our Red Cross
fund.
ROOM THREE.
We now have Is members in our
Red Cross club. Those belonging
are: Earl Hutson, Raymond Kril-
lenberger, Mabel Schaefer, Marjorie
Holmes, George Eichler, Bertha
May Hildebrand, lisa belle Goss. Ann
Slick Barbara McDanieIs. Theron
Emboden, Harold Palmer Mary
Jane Anderson and Carl owen.
We are anxious 10 have other
children join our club and hope
they Will find some way TO earn a
quarter.
Our Thrift army is increasing in
size. There are now "a in the army.
They are, Max Hunt. Doris Dice.
Theron Emboden, Earl Hutson.
Marjorie Holmes, Ruth Shirk.
George Eichler. Bertha May Hide
brand. Isabelle Goss, Marjorie
Sternaman. DEAN Norris. Mabel
Schaefer. Beulah Larkins. Ann Slick,
Harold Meissner. Mary Jane Ander-
son, Garland Tenant. Henry Pal
inter. Carl owen, Tilden Forst. Don
aid Marohn, Harold Palmer. Gerai-
dine Whiunger and Melba Johnson.
Max Hunt celebrated his seventh
birthday Tuesday
Earl Handy entered two-A last
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StuGebaker school,
Tyra Gustafson celebrated her
birthday Feb %
Raymond Johnson has been trans
fered TO River Park and Irene
Stoner the Perley
ROOM FIVE.
Mary Ward is the nurse this week.
George Kasa is the doctor.
Anna Cline is the champion in
addition.
Agnes Reason, James Archam-
beault, Enie Mitchell did the best
work in long division
ROOM SIN.
Harry Drews left room fve-B on
account Of changing his residence 10
Nishawaka
Mary Roberts uncle. James Ro-
berts Of Fort Omaha. Omaha, Neb.
is now a lieutenant in the national
flying corps.
The boys are collecting material
for their soldier scrap books
Evelyn Hoover celebrated her
18th birthday Feb. p.
We had very good attendance this
week. There is no one sick at pres
ent.
Hazel Burkhart entered the fifth
grade Thursday She came from
jamestown, y. Y.