The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-25
NORMAL NOTES
(From the LEADER

Agnes Phillips was up from Bun
kerhill, Wednesday.
Zelma Bieber spent Sunday at the
Brull home west of town.
Miss Wooton spent July and 7th
with Miss Hamilton IN Ellis.
Nettie Anspaugh spent July 9th
and 7th with Anna Hastings
Claire Marshall attended a picnic
at usseIl, the evening of the fourth.
Alta Garrett, B. S. '18, will teach
English in the high school at Oakley,
Charlotte Hussey spent the week
end here visiting F. H. n. students
Lola Croft came down from Ellis
Saturday noon to visit friends at F.
H. y.
Esther Rippey came down from
Ellis, Wednesday, to visit Pearl
Shuts
Mahree Hamilton was down from
Ellis, unday visiting her friend Miss
Wooton.
Mary and Caroline Hearting were
called to their home at BrowneH, July
3rd, on account of the illness of their
mother.
Esther Ottken viii teach the home
school this year The Ottkens live
near Oakley.
Frank Carmen was up from Camp
Funston, to spend the fourth He will
be remembered as one of our ''stars"
on the gridiron.
Mae Breasted, B. S, '18, will teach
normal training in Russell High
School this winter.
Elmer Stevenson was here for the
fourth but returned the following day
to the harvest field.
Mary Mock will leave in the near
future for Research hospital to take
the nurses training.
Mr.. F. A. Biber was here from
Kinsley to visit his daughters, Zelma
and Elsie, last Sunday.
Clarissa McNay spent the 9Th and
7th of July with Misses Marshall and
Hancock at WaKeeney.
Glenn Archer was her efrom Great
Bend and went with the "bunch" to
Hill City, for the fourth
Anna Jepson left for Washington,
D. c., few days ago to enter active
service for the government.
Elma Creighton. Clarissa McNay,
Margaret and Elizabeth Chittenden
spent Sunday with Anna Feitz.
Mrs. Mae Speer was home for the
fourth and stayed until Sunday to
help take care of the harvesters.
Anna Andrasek has been home the
past two weeks helping during the
harvest period. er home is near Zu-
rich.
Nettie Anspaugh, life certificate,
'1S, will teach English and Home
Economics in the DoEance High
School this year.
The past two weeks have been
characterized by hte absence of the
boys from school. Most of the boys
have been out helping during harvest.
P. Caspar Harvey went to Topeka.
Thursday, to attend the meeting of
the commission for the establishment
of a permanent income for the state
schools.
Paul "Boosch'' Gross, Coach
Speer's star quarter, was home last
week for a few days visit. He enlist
ed in the Coast Artillery and is sta
toned at Portland, Maine
Mabel Ledger writes from Chris
tian Church Hospital Kansas City,
No, that Rose Heller, Amy Ledger
and she are all busy taking training
at that hospital for nurses.
Raymond Welty, B. s., '18, is now
a member of the U. S. National Army
and stationed at Camp Meade, Mary
land. Since April 1st, he has been do
ing clerical work for the. government
in Washington, D. c.
Pearl Hughes has been sent to the
INSTRUMENTATION Workers Con
ference at Estes Park by the girls
Sunday School class of the NJ z
church. She left Wednesday even
ing and viii be gone about ten days
Miss Avis Allison, who recently
came to the Fort Hays Normal to
fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Mr.. Christopher, was oper-
ated on for appendicitis, July 9Th.
Her mother from -Pittsburg, Kansas,
is with her.
Miss Flanders, Esther Lauterbach,
Jack Hoffman and Addison Doline
picnicked at Fairport on the fourth.
Freda Knoche has been elected to
fill the vacancy In the Hays city
school caused by the Acceptance Of q
position IN the Fort Hays Normal by
Miss Eyler.