Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-02-04

the city last Friday, attending the
school officers convention.
Public School Notes
The Red River Valley Declamatory
Contest was held at the High School
auditorium last Thursday evening.
The following program was rendered
Benefits Forgot, Hazel Lund, War
rem 8; "rhe Swan Song" Stella Sund-
berg, Kennedy a Scene from Music
Master Ethel Barsaloux, Argyle Cre-
nation of Sam McGee,' Oliver Bloms-
ness, Donaldson The Man With One
Talent Doris Graham, East Grand
| Forks; Jack Connor's Son." Irene
Hallin, Alvarado;; Our Duty as Ameri-
cans to Humanity Stephen !; tThe
Stranger Within Our Gates" Hattie
Lundgren, Hallock.
The first place was awarded to the
contestant from East Grand Forks who
will represent the Red River Valley
District at the Crookston Farm Crops
Show. The second place was awarded
to Hazel Lund who represented War
rem. Third place was awarded to the
contestant from Hallock. The Judges
were Mrs. N. A. Thorson, from Crooks
ton Mr.. a. A. Larson, Of Northwestern
! School Of Agriculture and Miss
Beatrice Olsen, Of the University Of
North Dakota. Y.
The members OF the Sophomore cook
ling class served supper to the contest
ants and others that accompanied them
at the high school
Saturday evening the Stephen boys
basket ball team defeated the Warren
team by the score Of 81 to "a. The
game was an extremely interesting one,
being closely fought every minute. The
4 Warren team was in the lead several
times during the game. The Juvenile
Band furnished music, which added
greatly to the enjoyment Of the even
ing. A good sized and enthusiastic
crowd of spectators turned out in spite
Of the bad weather.
/ There are rumors that an operetta
will be given by the high school in the
spring. AS yet no decision has been
made as to which onelwill be given.
The Sophomore cooking class had a
pie and coffee sale in the Home Train
ing Department at four o'clock on Tues
day The popularity of this sale was
amply proved for they sold all too fast
and some would be purchasers were dis
appointed The Sophomore girls make
good pies. .s zs,#s
Mildred Peterson, Of the Freshman
class, is playing for marching this
week.
The Commercial Club Of Warren and
Board Of Education will Jointly invite
the northwestern Minnesota Education
al Association to Warren this. coming
fall.
! The girls basket ball team, accompan-
led by Miss Peterson, the coach, played
!. the Argyle girls team in Argyle on Sat
urday afternoon and defeated them by
i the score Of II to 0. Several Warren
], rooters accompanied the girls.
The Reading table in the high school
! assembly room is supplied with first
: class magazines and newspapers which
]. Eare Of great benefit to the students.
The following are found on this table !:
The Literary Digest, The Survey, HEa r-
Il pers Magazine, The independent Inc "a
American, Review Of Reviews, The Ma
tional Geographic Magazine, Popular
| Science. Warren Sheaf, The Warren
FL Register. Two more magazines are
Il subscribed for by the high school for
! use in the Domestic Science room. 4
The grades are planning to give a
/ Ipatriotic program the latter part OF this
i month. ,
The Normal girls are teaching gram
mar in the eighth grade this week. .
The school officers Of Marshall coun-
! ty met in the High School auditorium y Y
Il last Friday. They were addressed by
/ Mr.. Swain Of the. State Department, Or.
Hill Of the Public Health Association,
president Deputy Of Bemidji Norma ma
ISchool and Supt Holmquist.
County Nurse. Miss Hanson, has been
IEconducting an examination OF children
lwho have entered the school system
this year. Reports will be sent to par:
ents Of children who are found to pe
in any way in need of medical OF
j dental care, recommending that the
i children be taken to q Doctor or Den
l,tist at once.
Miss Sedate Brown, principal OF tne
TfAlyarado school, was a visitor IN the
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