Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-19

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sa4aorz-e Avulst5oe art Peace Day.
After ths program laneh vas served
TIE uzpls sid 5ee-era2n ard realizes
skrae dollars TIE worey l. 70 hs
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T-a Comfy superintendent svoske 81
zse suo5ec-- ~Hot Lzneaes n the Rarzl
Sca1ols ard .1e teac1er laid her plan
& a3r l1-er work before The mothers
Trey wa-e pleased by ths prospects
g the1r children having z3mzrhiug
Ezr-- and many seemed anxious 70
hzTe -1eir daughters ID some practical
cooking Yrs. Cock volunteered 70
.et tze z-1ool Csc her Oil save. Her
mother offered 70 give some utensils
z@1 s1z eo1ld spare. az which she
had 8 1zplSzaee. ard = vas arranged
-za- each esls bring ten cents. WITH
shis money Ssh supplies as sugar. salt
ans e5eoa c3ald IL obtained AL the
+ao5 material needed Is 70 d furnish
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Mss Porter Of the LaJoyce school
rzqorts thai Emil Koiyssto. Walter
konlst5. arthur L2Joyee and Freddie
L4Joyee Rad . perfeet record Of al
sezdaace dz-lug ths past month
Kiss Nay5zlle c. Bush. school IL
spec.9r. from Madison. spent Thurs
5ay a15 Friday q last week ard Mon
3ay q this seek N Iron County. The
schools wh4h sha visited II company
wsga the Superintendent and super
v.sar ,Tere tae Iron Belt grades. and
re rural schools q. Kiubal and Cur
Icy an5 the Rein school 81 EanBus-
kirk Miss Bash met several Of The
school board members ard urged
-zem 70 work for state aid for their
schools. Size also urged The school
board members 70 get mora reading
material for the primary pupils.
Miss S-argal Of the South Cary
schoo. reports THAI out Of an enroll
me1t q twenty-five pupils Only four
ware absent during the past month.
Wien tha Literary Society met a the
South Cary school the following Of
aesrs we're elected: B1lo Kangas,
president; Taimi Rosenburg. vice
president; Elsie Kiyisto. secretary;
and Matt Kangas. treasurer.
Ten minutes on Tuesday morning
should be devoted 10 q well planned
health exercise in the school room.
ard the school children should be en-
listed IN keeping clean. There ought
u be more than enc wash basin for a
school. and q constant supply Of paper
towels and plenty Of cool fresh water.
When the windows are opened, as
hey should be often, they should be
opaned oG The side Of the room op-
posite 70 that from which the wind
z comes. Thermometers should be
watched and temperature kept close
70 sixty-eight degrees. better q little
lower thar higher We often find
rooms close and sitting on our visits
70 them, inlet or outlet hampers for
air circulation closed, window shades
do0a when they should be raised and
no water in the water pans on the
stove. These are sure ways TO reduce
the health vitality. interest and good
work q a school and a community.
The girls in the Meadeyille school
under the direction Of Miss Waters
teacher. are making dresses in their
domestic science classes. These dres-
ses are 10 be sold for the benefit Of the
school. The boys IN the manual train.
ing classes are working OF ar auto
! mobile. They are using Buick au-
tomobile in the community tor pat
, tern. After much debating about the
kind Of wheels 20 make for .heir ma.
/ chine. the boys decided that they
should be disc wheels.
The pupils in the Epson school havo
organized a club The name u i j..
The United School Clab.- The motte
which the club has chosen Is DO IL
cooperation The slogan IS Worn