The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-11-16
CENTER
SCHOOL PROGRAM
Armistioe Day Was Fittinsly
Observed There
NEWS FROM THE TOWN
Personal and Social Notations Col
lected BY Free Press Re-
porter There :

Vernon Center, November 14.-Ar-
mistice Day was appropriately cele-
brated at the public school Monday
afternoon. The FIVE grades assem-
BLEED in Miss Bomelyn's room for the
following program:
/. We pledge Allegiance Four child
.............. rem, second grade.
2. Song. Soldier Boy First and sec,
......:........ cond grade.
8. My Flag ............ Max Stanke
4. Armistice Day 49,. Helen Newell
8. In Memory 80. Marie McMonagle
6. Solo and Chorus 49,. Ray Stanke
Z. Story of Star Spanked Banner.
8. Singing of Star spangled Banner:
9. Armistice Day, ISIS Helen ny L a
10. Armistice Day 1922 Helen Force
T. G GGaase Of Flag as Ashisg
Il. The Answer airline Klingerman
................ Margaret Pfeffer
At the conclusion of the program
Miss s. Mary Robinson, W. r. G.
patriotic instructor in behalf of the
local corps presented the school
with a beautiful framed telegraph
picture giving the origin and history
OF the Stars and Stripes. Professor
Lindenmeyer accepted the picture
and with a few words Of apprecia-
ton thanked the ladies of the w. r.
C. in behalf Of the faculty and
school, The picture was hung in the
library. Two years ago the corps
presented four large silk flags and
standards to the school. These flags
are highly priced by the school and
were used most appropriately for
decorations during the program.
Many from this vicinity attended
the Sunday school convention in
Amboy Sunday afternoon and even
ing. All report a most splendid pro-
gram. -..-. D.. ~. f..
Miss, Helda Block of LIE Sueur was
week end guest OF her friend
Miss Blossom Renneka at the T. r.
Newell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cooper en-
ioyed Sunday visit from their son
Lyle of Mankato and their son and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Tyrholm
and daughter Audrey Jean Of Good
Thunder.
Charles Morrow and son Harry of
Long Prairie, after visiting his
brother, James Morrow and family,
went to Mankato Saturday to visit
his brother, o. +. Morrow. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Morrow will leave this
week for California where they will
spend the winter in the hopes of
benefting Mrs. Morrow's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Francis
motored up from Kasota Monday and
spent the day with their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Robinson.
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spent Saturday night at the G. F.
Grannis home. Sunday morning he
drove on to Granada where he sup
piled the Methodist church pulpit at
that place, Sunday morning and
Rev. McEIroy of Winnebago filled
the Baptist pulpit Sunday morning.
Rev. Fuller, the regular pastor
preached at Huntly. - ~
Mrs. A. G. Wilbur is very much
better at this writing. Her grand
daughter, Masel Wilbur is attending
to the household duties during her
grandmother's inability. d.
Joseph Robinson is so much i'm
proved as to able to go down
town and in a few days he expects
to resume his usual vocation,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 8. Champlin spent
I1udy uESHL anu part OF SdIuTudy
at the z. T. Champlin home. Mrs e.
T. Champlin accompanied them
home and will be their guest for
several days
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richmond
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gilshcrist
of Lake Crystal were in town Sun.
day for a short visit with Mrs. Win
ne Tibbets.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Busby and
daughter Laura are moving back to
the village after spending about a
year at the lakes. They will occupy
the residence of Mrs. Louis Award,
+. Miss Era Griffith, a senior at
Ham!ine University spent the. week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. w. Griffith. Miss Griffith is
among those who are loud in their
praise Of the splendid program at
the opera house Friday evening.
Others from a distance included,
Miss Helen Sasse; Blue Earth; Miss
Kittie Caven, Alive Weir, Good
Thunder; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sails
berry, Amboy; Mrs. NJ. Wier and
daughter Miss Mollie Weir and cous-
in. Katy Weir of Mankato; Mr.. and
Mrs. Dayle Mounlin, Good Thunder.
Mrs. Mary Morrow, who has been
on the sick list for the past week is
recovering and is able to be up par.
eof the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown and
two children. accompanied by Mrs.
Clarence Wolker were Mankato
visitsrs yesterday.