South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-28
MUESSEL SCHOOL
Frederick wegnsr and Albert Rachel,
Editors.
GENERAL NEWS.


istered in our library last week.
The Red Cross auxiliary had
banner meeting last Wednesday af-
ternoon. We are glad to see so
many interested women.
Mrs. Bloomfield. Mrs. Moomaw,
and Mrs Robinson were the regis
trars for the Muessel school.
A large crowd attended the meet
ing OF the Civic clue Tuesday even
ing. The program was as follows:
Community singing; instrumental
music, flute. by Earl Yost; vocal
solos (two). by Mrs. z. II. Potter;
instrumental music. bells. by Mar
jorie Whitcomb; vocal selections,
(two), by River Park quartet
PIaylet.
THE Ghost in the Boarding
School" Cast OF characters:
Gladys, Maurene Martin; Miss
Brown, Florence Irwin; May. Carol
Steinbarger; Kitty. Ruth Hershe-
now; Betty, Gertrude Jaquith.
The play was very good.
KINDERGARTEN.
Melvin Levy has entered the kin
dergarten.
Kavenagh She has moved TO Mar
quette av. and will go to Madison
kindergarten.
ONE-B.
We sure hope that the measles
have about run out OF victims I'm
our room. as we have had almost
no one in attendance the last two
weeks Luckily this years species
Of measles are only OF the three
day family.
ONE-A.
Morris Polls from River Park
school was transferred 10 our one-A
Monday
We have finished making so
thread winders and 80 needle cases
for the Red Cross
Our shipping box is almost ready
90 be emptied.
TWO-B.
William Hurwich has the humps.
TWO-A.
Darwin wilkeson Is out with the
humps
Richard McDonough has been
poisoned with ivy.
THREE-A.
We have had perfect lessons in
spelling so far this week.
We are hoping 10 have some very
artistic posters in colors on our
boards this week for we have re-
ceived large shipment from Miss
Roesch. original and otherwise.
THREE-B.
We have finished our Red Cross
work
Chester Rhodes was sick couple
OF days last week.
THREE-A.
Dorothy Ivan has been absent on
account OF the measles.
We have been studying birds this
week and are very much interested
watching for new nests in our yards
FOUR-B.
Joseph Verteish has ivy poison
ing.
FOUR-A.
Homer Brinley entered the
foUr-A
Nineteen Thrift stamps were sold
this week.
FTVE-B.
Don Bloomfield has Just recover
ed from the measles
We are drawing different kinds oi
fences for our drawing lessons.
FTVE-A.
There were L absent one day and
three or four absent all week.
We had our geography and Eng.
lish tests last week.
SIX-B.
We had perfect spelling papers in
the class Monday.
The boys and girls are very much
interested in their Red Cross work
especially the checker boards.
Our class has organized a knit
ting class which meets each Tues
day evening after school for ar
both doing their bit
SKA.
We had two tests. which yer,
history and English.
Janet Thompson is absent on &C
count OF the measles.
Lucy Ravens was the only per
son who received 100 in a writer
lesson in geography.
We are now studying the centra
states.
SENEN-B
We bought S14 worth OF Thrift
stamps this week.
We were very glad 20 win the de
bate against the seven-As
We are using Lessons i'm Com
mun:ty Life FOR supplemental.
reading
The boys Rave had the best az
tendance this week
SENEN-A.
We finished an English test las
Tuesday.
Many Of the pupils In our rOon
are absent on account OF illness.
We are sorry 20 say that III