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EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES
(Continued from last week.)
Dist. No. 40—Dorothy Vahle, Teacher
Dorothy Scott
Dist. No. 42—Esther Hunt, Teacher.
Lyle Vequist.
Dist. No. 44—St. Boniface School
Gilbert Schnieder. Giibbons Flanni
gan, Victor Hamik, Agnes Weber,
Evelyn Mains, Joseph Kramer, Henry
Krueger, Edgar Seger, Bertha Kaup,
Grace Kaup.
Dist. No. 44—Mary Coufal, Teacher
Belva Gesiriech, Wilhelmina Mey
er, Eldora Birkholz.
Dist. No. 46—Lavinnia Kallhoff,
Teacher.
Leonard Muff, Augustine Thiele,
Frieda Hall.
Dist. No. 48—Ruth Harris, Teacher.
Fred Chase, Eileen Renner, Marie
Chase, Nila Renner.
Dist. No. 49—Alma Lloyd, Teacher
John Sorenson
Dist. No. 50—Mrs. Helen Hart,
Teacher.
Dale Waring, Marion Brewster,
Harold Summers.
Dist. No. 51—Gladys Zinky, Teacher.
Virginia Damero, Christie Henkel,
Lydia Coburn.
Dist. No. 52—Marion Mulford, Teach
er.
Russell Hipke, George Hipke.
Dist. No. 5»—Mrs. Lucy Winkler Da
niels, Teacher.
Wilmer Henderson
Dist. No. 55—Nellie Waring, Teacher
Bruno Sojka, Charles Russell
Dist. No. 56—Neva Brentson, Teacher
Thomas Alder
Dist. No. 57—Melba DeLancey,
Teacher.
Florence Bridge
Dist. No. 58—Garnett Clare, Teacher
Manley Lockman
Dist. No. 60—Dorothy Craig, Teacher
liarolid Berglund
Dist. No. —Ruby Knapp. Teacher.
Mable Smith
Dist. No. 6.‘k--Mae Miller, Teacher.
Glen Hiscocks
Dist. No. 64—Anastasia Carney,
Teacher.
Alice Anderson
Dist. No. 67—Claude Johnson, Teach
er.
Vera Miller
Dist. No. 69—Mrs. Jennie Callen,
Teacher.
Rita Morgan.
Dist. No. 70—Eunice Hoffman, Teach
er.
Mildred Estes, Louise Barto.
Dist. No. 71—Elizabeth Urban,
Teacher.
Norma Coppoc, Earl Werth.
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rie Roeler, Irlene Bellar.
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er.
Leo Marcellus, Elmer Schaaf.
Dist. No. 92—Laurel- Morrison,
Teacher.
Dorothy Ott, Orville Miller.
Dist. No. 93— Maude Tomlinson,
Teacher.
Ardell Schriener
Dist. No. 97—Verna Gray, Teacher.
Glen Harris
Dist. No. 98—Viola Henning, Teacher
Dorothy Schrader, John Ivan Hen
ning, Helen Krum, Chestera Rzeszo
tarski.
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Marcella Gilg
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Lou la Phelps
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er.
Georgia Kliment
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er.
Della Grutsch
Dist. No. 107—Frances Rotherham,
Teacher.
Elsie Butterfield, Alice Jenkins,
Wilbur Osborn.
Dist. No. 110— Ruth E. Parker,
Teacher.
Lorraine Kemper, Christina Ulry,
June Nissen, Kazimierz Sojka, Claude
Asher.
Dist. No. 115—Prank A. Thoendel,
Teacher.
Margaret Oetter, Lester Oetter.
Dist. No. 118—Joseph H. Coon,
Teacher.
Catherine Bickford, Kenneth For
slund, Josephine Rothleutner.
Dist. No. 120—Helen Shirek, Teacher
Ellsworth Tepner, Bernice Lehman.
Dist. No. 122—Carl Grant, Teacher.
Nellie Caywood
Dist. No. 124—Marjorie Park, Teach
er.
Opal Stevens, Grace Clasey, Har
vey Sawyer, Hazel Anderson, Leslie
Van Avery.
Dist. No. 128—Erma E. Gray, Teach
er.
Jerome Allen
Dist. No. 134—Bertha Marshall,
Teacher..
Leo Trennepohl, Lucille Lambert.
Dist. No. 136—Dorlin Lockman,
Teacher.
Evelyn Kramer
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Teacher.
LaVern Huston, Zetha Hubbard,
Helen Calhoun, Leslie Hanna, Anna
bel Scott, Edith Young, Donald
Grimes.
Dist. No. 138—Lulu Mitchell, Teacher
Frank Parker, Rosara Snyder, Ro
bert Nissen, Catherine Stevens, Law
rence Stevens.
Dist. No. 141—Margaret Rohde,
Teacher.
Maxine McConnell, Beatrice Welch.
Dist. No. 142—Margaret Logue
Teacher.
Dova Burley, Ruth Hamilton.
Dist. No. 144—Edna Mae Bridge,
Teacher.
Wynona Briener
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Teacher.
Alma Latzel
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Juliana Wilkinson, Charles Wilkin
son.
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Rosalie Alderson, Thelma Dickin
son, Ruth Grubb.
Dist. No. 157—Edna McCarthy,
Teacher.
Pauline Dusatko
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Joseph Deermer
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Irene Ziska
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Teacher.
Lawrence Skudler
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Paul Nelson
Dist No. 176—Lucille Meredith,
Teacher.
Gladys Hamer, Bertie DeGroff.
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er.
Clara Ohde
Dist. No. 181—Loretta C. Shaw,
Teacher.
Ralph Shaw
Dist. No. 184—Roma Harbottle,
Teacher.
Donald McKamy, Herbert Spahn,
Tracy Weibel.
Dist. No. 189—Mrs. Ten Schiessler,
Teacher.
Clementine Henefin
Dist. No. 192—Glen Spindler, Teach
er.
Clara Cole, Leo Heinowski.
Dist. No. 196—Elizabeth Bauer,
Teacher.
Herbert Doty
Disst. No. i 97—Catherine Seger,
Teacher.
Lorris Kubart, Viola Harley.
Dist. No. 202—John Russell, Teacher.
Myron Smith, Maurice Cavanaugh,
Henry Brown.
Dist. No. 202—Charlene Houts,
Teacher.
Forrest Tannahall, Louise Brown.
Dist. No. 205—Robert L. Zink, Teach
er.
Loretta Boldra
Dist. No. 206—Claudine L. Jensen,
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Lizzie Belik, Hazel McDonald.
Dist. No. 208—Amelia Saunto, Teach
er.
Olive Crawford
Dist. No. 209—Barbara Mitchell,
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Irma Butterfield, Blaine Garwood.
Dist. No. 210—Delores Heuton,
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Irene Hoffman, Earl Dickau.
Dist. No. 218—Marie N. Gillette,
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Alma Lofquist, Ila Nelson.
Dist. No. 223—Grover Frost, Teacher
Arthur Hoffman
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Jessie Mitchell, Alma Goebel, Wil
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er.
Gordon Gardzelewski
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Mary Sigmund, Milton Clemens,
Annie Mikus, Ruth Mulligan, Earl
Doolittle, Forest Sammons, Mary
Minahan, Cathryyn Gilster.
Dist. No. 231—Celia Fowler. Teacher
Ella Stanek, Evelyn Smith.
Dist. No. 232—Mrs. Nelle Brennan,
Teacher.
Delbert Fairbanks, Helen Judge.
Margaret Judge, Margaret Zink.
Dist. No. 236—-Feme I. Clifford,
Teacher.
Robert Gifford
Dist. No. 237—Mrs. Matilda Galligan,
Teacher.
Charles Prussa, Olive Prussa.
Dist. No. 242—Florence E. Davis,
Teacher.
Kathryn Raymer, TTruby Raymer,
Malinda Baum, Leonard Vogel.
Dist. No. 243—Mrs. Ethel Berry,
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Hugh Thomas James
Dist. No. 247—Oral DeHart, Teacher.
Marvin Robinson
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er.
Helen Melcher
Dist No. 249—Gladys Houchin,
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Teacher.
Gertrude Block
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Teacher.
Roy Newman, Phyllis Savidge.
SUPERVISOR’S PROCEEDINGS.
On motion the above ordei wa* ap
j roved and Clerk instructed to write
warrants in accordance therewith.
At 12 o’clock noon on motion board
adjourned until 1 o’clock p. nr.
JOHN SULLIVAN, Chairman.
E. F. PORTER, Clerk.
O’Neill, May 1. 1929, 1 p. m
Holt "County Board met pursuant to
adjournment. All members present.
Board called to order by the Chair
mam
Howard Miller appeared before the
board lb the matter of pay for some
land for surfacing near Emporia.
Geo. Collins appeared before the
Board in the matter of a change in the
County road south from Stuart.
Delegation from Pleasantview and
Rock alls Township appeared before
the Board in the matter of some work
on the County road north front Em
met.
Mi'. Peterson appeared before the
Hoard in the matter of County load
through the Bills and Cline land in
Township 26. Range 16.
At A o’clock p. m. on motion Board
decided to go and inspect some road
work and adjourned until May 2, 1929,
at 9 o’clock a. m.
JOHN SULLIVAN, Chairman.
E. F. PORTER. Clerk.
O’Neill. May 2. 1929, » a. m.
Holt County Board met pursuant to
adjournment. Members present. Sul
livan, Skidmore. Janies and Stein. The
balance of the Board were out on com
mittee work. No quorum. Board ad
journed until 1 o’clock p. m.
E. F. PORTER. Clerk.
O’Neil], May 2, 1020, 1 p. m.
Holt County Board met pursuant to
adjournment. All members present.
Board called to order by the Chair
man. Minutes for May 1st read and
approved.
Mr. Chairman: 1 move you that the
County Treasurer be instructed to
transfer the school tax on tax receipt
No. 4885 from 1927 from School Dis
trict 234 to District No. 77. This tax
through error having been credited to
District 234 instead of 77 which dis
trict the property belongs. Amount
of said School tax being $21.53.
L. C. McKIM.
E. GIBSON.
Upon the above motion being put to
vote by the Chairman it was declared
carried.
The following claims were audited
and approved and on motion allowed
on the Bridge fund:
R. E. Weir $2.50
Charles Tangeman 12.50
John Steinhauser 34.10
L. E. Skidmore 70.00
Will Sparks 10.50
Wni. Sparks 7.00
Geo. W. Reinisch 1.00
Lyle McKim 16.00
L. C. McKim 42.00
L. L. McKim 45.00
Hugh L. James 72.70
Frank Hammerberg 3.00
Charles Goodspeed 9.00
Robt. Ford 50.00
Charles Berger 5.00
Barney Bonenberger 75.00
Western Bridge & Const. Co. 246.10
Dan Sullivan 10.50
John Steinhauser 65.00
John Sullivan 65.00
John Sullivan 54.00
Dan Sullivan 7.00
Seth Noble 12.50
Clinton McKim 21.00
J. W. McDermott 10.50
Moulton & Raymer 18.40
Tom Keves 21.00
Will Hofebs 55.00
E Gibson 91.80
Lee Coakley 10.00
John Bellar 49.50
The following claims were audited
R. R. Morrison
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and approved and on motion allowed
on the Hoad fund:
J. D. Adams Co. $860.41
Anton Ahle 1.60
Arbuthnot & Reka 55.85
Charles Berber 15.00
Andrew Clossen 22.50
Campbell Tire Shop 12.00
J. H. Gibson ' 37.80
J. H. Hertle „ 27.00
Will Hanley 21.00
Hour L. James 11.50
Ed JoneH 163.60
Tom Keyes . . 3.00
Mellor Motor Co. 58.59
C. E. Mitchell 45.00
Clinton MeKim 18.00
L. C. MeKim 28.00
Ed Rezortarski 3.00
John Steinhauser 26.80
J. C.. Stein 25.20
Wilbur Shaal 26.00
Arch Stone 15.50
L. H. Steinhauser 52.60
J. D. Adams Co. 752 83
Charles Andrus 1.00
Ray Angus . 33.00
Hans Bogue 3.00
R. L. Butler 24.00
Cone Funk 6 40
Seth Hertle 63.00
Will Hobbs ... .. 13.00
Geo. W. Holcomb 23.20
Hugh L. James 25.00
V. G. Kline 114.00
Bernard Kennedy . . 16.80
Howard A. Miller 150.00
E. H. Medcalf 25.00
John McClanahan 63.00
Lyle MeKim 18.00
Louie Seivers 93.00
L. E. Skidmore . 52.00
S. W. Schaaf . 69.04
Robert Starr .. 6.00
Pat Sullivan 21.00
(Continued from page 5)
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