Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-05-31
RADIITNT
RADIUM SCHODE, CLASSES

RADIUNI SCHOOL CLOSES
! Ihe Radium School closed Frida,
Tor summer vacation after vel
worth year Of school Pupils anf
teachers have worked hard all yea]
and their efforts have not been il
IVAN. The Clausen family have made
record attendance not one of the
1lVe children missed a day. Othe,
perfect attendances are Rhoda COOK
ana Jessie Cook, Margaret Toryi and
NYelyn~ Allen missed only one day and
Myrtle lorVi missed only half day
IhoSe having not been absents more
than week are: Vernon Allen
George Monroe, Lynn Cook, Myrtle
Anoll, Ethel Loeslie, Lucille Loeslie
and Esther Monroe
The. total enrolment for the veal
was 90 and the average daily attend
ance 90. This is a pretty good rec
ORD happy vacation to teachers an(
puphS and many thanks to Miss All
derson and Miss Friclzer for their hell
III school and i'll the community.
RADIUM COMMUNITY CLUE
Inc following program was render
ed at the club meeting Saturday even.
ing to the large crowd present:
renting Tonight" and "O3d Ken
lucky Home by quartette, \. W. Som
merS. Mrs. j. H. Pierce, Miss Esther
tricker and H. G. Kramer.
Reading, Deacon Courtship." Mrs
}. II. Pierce.
Play-Day, ITS Purpose" Miss Ruth
Anderson.
Duet. 'smarty, Smarty," Jodie Bau-
en- and Ruby Causen.
Talk, Trip to Convention at Balti-
morc> Mrs. STADIUM.
School chorus. "Whip-Pool Will and
Frog Song.
Duet, Cover the HILL Miss Flicker
ana II. G. Kramer.
'Anllie Laura and the Bull Frog
by QUartette
The program was interesting all
through.
Harry Sedlacek was elected as Sec
rotary of the Club.
Miss Clara RaeSman. Mrs. VIM. Pc
tucek and Mrs. Whitman were appoint.
eel as refreshment committee: Mrs
Kramer, Ray McGregor and HELEN
l-oen. program committee: Henry o.
son and Z. J. Bauer were appointed
tenders.
|. Our president. Nj. Carl Turnlund,
suggested that The next meeting be
postponed until July S Oh account of
the busy picnic month of June. The
suggestion met with approval.
SUNDAY SCHOOL NEWS
The rain somewhat spoiled our plans
a little, but did not. daMpen cur <pir-
Its. The Blues entertained the Reds
to 4 bounte0us supper as planned
There was Il goodly number present in
spite Of the rain.
The pictures taken sonnet inlc age
proved of great interest Those wish
ing TO order a uilturp my do SO by
hanujng (;;jv for one 10 the follovin.
persons: Ray, McGreyor for Mems
Class: Mrs. Clauscn or Pearl Nelson
Wumen's Class; Blues, Grace Nupr
gems: Reds, Gladys Knut>un.
j. ". SUmnlerS was 4 Warrior Wis
tor Monday afternoon
The Town Board of CunSto>.k mu1l
y. survey Of the roads If the township
last Friday.
Miss Esther E'rickcr and Mrs. Ed
AncrgenS entertained Il number OF
young people very pleasantly at tby
Ed. luergens home Friday evening.
The Womcn's Club were entertained?
by Mrs. VIM. IVrucrk Friday after
noon. The club, membership has, in
creased to %. After yiyinA US al!
such a pleasant afternoon Mrs. Pc
f'lrrl added a gift of Il Dallia' bail
10 each member present which also
VAS greatly appreciated
Joe Pierce, son of CIHS. Pierce. was
taken to the hospital Saturday morn
ing where he underwent an Oporat ion
for appendicitis. Monday evening lit
tie Charles Pierce was brought home
having recovered fully enough from
his operation. little Joe is getting
aios.!s nicely now Surely Mr.. 2Harce's
family las h. !. its share of illness,
hui We are all glad both Of the boys
are doing 50 Well
Mr.. and Mrs. Clas. T,ocS1ic enter
tanned a number OF relatives and
friends over the Weekend
Miss Ruby Cook spent Sunday with
her parents in HaAium.
Carl Locn spent Sunday WITH his
folks il Radiuln.
4 little baby. girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Hortcr Thursday,
May %.
Pearl Nelson is visiting, III Warren.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs, Christ Clau-
sen. a boy, Tuesday, May 90.
The next meeting Of the Women s
Club will be held with Mrs. Chas. Po-
tucek Thursday afternoon, June s, at
which time the members and visitors
of the club will be interested in hear
ing reports from Mrs. Ernest Otto and
Mrs. J. Fl. Loen on party Conyen-
tions' and the primaries.
Mrs. Joe McGregor will entertain
the Swedish Mission Aid at her home
this Thursday afternoon. Everybody
is invited to attend.
L. J. Hill and Austin Brekke took
in the concert in Warren Monday eve
ming. .~ ~ ~..@T.
Ole Westman was a: Warren visitor
Tuesday. <%
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