Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-26

The eighth grade pupils 81 the L pson
school. whose teacher Is Mrs. Henry
Peterson. are filling book with clip
pings on what the Peace Conference
IL accomplishing This book Is 10 be
kept n the school for future reference
work iu history.
During the past month the subject
OF teeth was taken up III our Tnral
schools during the opening exercises
on Tuesday mornings. Each child was
urged 10 adopt the slogan own my
own tooth brush and use il. Ia
MANY of the schools the teachers OBJ
tanned small tubes of COlgate's Den
tai Cream which they gave 10 the
pupils. BY having tooth brush drills
aud bv discussing the vital import
ance of having clean teeth most OF
our Iron county children are cleaning
their teeth twice daily.
Last Friday afternoon very plea
SAINT Mothers Meeting was held at the
Moore school, under the direction OF
Miss Martha Peterson. teacher After
a patriotic program given by the
children a delightful lunch was ser
we'd % The mothers.
Miss Josephson OF the kimball
school reports that Sulo kOieman and
Joseph Missoglic have each earned
five home credit certificates. These
five certificates entitle the boys TO
home work diplomas.
Cecilia Henning. Irene Brunello
and Joseph Pinardi of the himball
school are some of the first pupils In
the county TO earn Reading Circle
diplomas. Anna kronhOlm and Helen
kOleman have earned Reading Circle
seals.
Schools which have been display
ing Old Glory during the past month
on the school houses as should be
done according TO Law are the follow
+ ing: Moore aud Epson schools in the
town of Anderson: Cedar and Curry
schools in the town of Quincy; Iron
Belt Graded school in the town OF
/ knight; Mauitowish and Mercer
schools ia the town of Mercer; Cen
trail. Rein, SandTOck, and Van
Buskirk State Graded in the town OF
Oma: and the Powell school in the
town of Sherman.
( The Literary Society of the Curry
schools has been organized with the
following pupils las officers: President
Joseph Hodek. wee president, Thomas
B&rabeau. secretary. Lillian Bara
beau. and treasurer, Miss Edith Sears
The society Will have charge of read
ing circle work in the schools.
Miss Peterson of the Moore sehoO
reports that John and Gladys favor
sky had perfect record OF attendance
for this month.
The first sectional meeting of tht
Northern Wisconsin Supervising
Teachers Association will be held
al Superior. December ?. An in
teresting program is planned. Mis-:
REYNOLDS of the state department
viii be one of the prominent speakers
Mrs Ed Anderson of the Var
Buskirk state Graded school reports
the following of her pupils as having
perfect attendance for this month
I.aiua Hakola, Oscar Holma. Armai
Werti0. George Erickson, Verne
Lahti, LYDIA ketOla, Anna Fuodasey
Hilda koski, Sulo korpelo, Elnt
Pakka HIlda Maxi earned diploma
for home credit work, done befor'
aud after school hours. Those pupil
having perfect attendance in tina
school are as follows: Primary room
Taimi [ ronen, Willie korpela, Siv
Maxi, Nora Ketola, Einar Sward
Edward johnson. Toiyl kOrplea
Selma Madison, Helyi SorvaTi, Edwin
Wertti, Frances Johnson, Leo Saari
Willie Sarri, Helen Hendrick son
Laino Hakola, Lydia Ketolo, Lydi
Lespa, Tuni Lespa. Martha Ojala
Ali OjaIa, Elina Maxi, ATve kor
honen. Anna Fuodaly, Hilda hoski
Miss Irene Porter of the La,Ioic
school reports the following in he
school As having perfect attendant
for this month. Koiyisito Waite
koiyisito, Arthur and Freddy Ia
Jolce.