Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-02-19

pervisng Teacher.
Mrs. Ed. Anderson, principal of the
Van Buskirk school. has purchased
the following pictures with the SO
received from the prize essay on Tu-
bereul0sis which was awarded 10 Jen-
ME korkonen. a seventh grade pupil:
Lincoln, Washington and Seeking
Shelter.
The following pupils in Miss Quin's
room at Saxon won diplomas or seals:
Louise Rosana, lima Makinen, VIII
bert Sullivan, Louise Clement, and
Joe Clement won diplomas; Fred Lau-
rem, Edith Berg. Isabella Emery,
Lloyd LaEortune, Joe Clement and
Florian Wiercinski received seals.
Under the direction of Mrs. Mar
garet Donaldson, instructor at the
Cedar school, the pupils gave an en-
tertainment for the Near East Relief
After a program by the pupils on the
subject delicious refreshments were
served to the parents and children.
Ten dollars was collected forthis fund.
This will support starving child of
the East in food and clothing for a
month.
The pupils of the Quincy school re-
ceived their Bluebird membership
buttons from the Audubon society
this week. This school plans on Civ
ing a Washingtonprogram this month.
One dollar and thirty cents was re-
ceived for the Near East Relief from
this room
Darrell Brandt of Mercer and Helen
Hendrickson of the Central school re-
ceiyed Reading Circle Seals this week.
The following pupils of the latter
school received half holiday this
month for perfect attendance: Helen
Hendrickson, Leonard Korpela, Lena
Kiemi, Eleauore SilOvala, Lille
Rekola. Leo Laitenen, Paul Laitenen,
Ingrid Laitenen, Jacob KetOfa. The
following from the same school re
ceived Reading Circle Seals: Hilda
Maxi, Ellen Ruha, Nora Ketola,
Ingird Laitenen, Hilma Rekola, Helen
SUM, and Ellen Hannula.
The pupils from this room held their
monthly literary meeting last Friday.
Prof. j. Almy of the superior norm
al school will speak on the following
subjects at the Teachers Institute
Feb. Is and ~: The Recitation,
Teaching, How to Study Citizenship
and Community Projects. As stated
before, all teachers are requested to
attend. The public is cordially inyit-
ed.
The Camp Fire Girls of the Iron
Belt school entertained at party last
Friday. A delicious lunch was sery-
ed 10 those present. All reported a
pleasant time. The following from
this school received Reading Circle
diplomas: Annie Skelesky, Arnold
Rosendahl, Ina keyala, Irma Vita,
Alma Herrala, lima Vita, Grace
Siren, Marco Posse. BerniceBerglund.
Emil Saari, Louis Sewers, Louisa
Rosa, Alma Mattson, on Hill, James
Bogarra, Morris Oberto, Arthur
Schaengen, Andrew Skeiesky, Anna
Burman, Anna ROsendahl, Fannie
Anderson, Bridget Borco, Vincent
Borco, Terse Rogers, Ina Burman,
Joseph FranZoi, Jennie Hekela, Helen
Herrala, Edith Herrala, Heinz Kan
gas, Martin Lamp, Aileen Maxi, To
ny Maxi, Slams Mattson, Esther Oh
Il
Seals were awarded to these pupils:
Jennie Halela, Helen Herrala, Vivian
NybeTg, Esther Olson, Anna Burman,
Anna Rosendahl, Lena DePetrO, Sew
crime GiacOmino, Viola Delfarro.
Ivy Nault, pupil in the fifth grade
of the Epson school, has received a
Reading Circle diploma.
raaant
son $500 was collected for a phono-
graph for the school. The teacher,
Miss Gutowski, plans on giving an
other affair to increase the funds. 1t
will be in the nature of a bazaar.
Miss Edith Sears of the Curry school
sent in $3.50, the amount collected
from her pupils for the Near East Re
lief The $40 prize which Lillian Bar
abeau of this school won in the recent
essay contest on tuberculosis will be
used TO buy library books for the
school. This will help the pupils in
their reading circle work, as there are
many books in the library which are
recommended for this reading.
Miss Alice Sturgul, teacher ia the
South Cary school, had mothers
meeting Monday After valentines
had been exchanged by the pupils
readings were given on the life of this
Saint, reports on reading CIRCLE work
were gwen, besides a dramatization
of one of their reading lessons. A
dainty lunch was served to the
mothers after the program.
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