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BOLT COUNTY TEACHERS
>ist. Send Mail
No. Name Address in care of
1 Vera Headless, Redbird,
F. J. Spinar
2 Cecil Dunlap, Sup’t. Page
LeRoy Allison, Prin., Page
Helen J. Wadley, H. S., Page
Hanna Johnson, H. S., Page
Ruth Cleveland, 7 & 8, Page
Laverle VanGilder, 5 & d, Page
Marie Heiss, 8 & 4, Page
Helen French, 1 & 2, Page
3 Ruby D. Angus, Redbird
4 Mrs. Vivian Curran, Star
6 Margaret Leach, O’Neill,
E. M. Leach
7 Guy C. Miller, Sup’t., O’Neill
R. V. Jones, Prin., O’Neill
Allene Latta., N. T., O’Neill
Catherine I^awler, Eng., O’Neill
Margaret Henderson, Hist., ”
Ruth Kraemer, Latin, O’Neill
Grace Liddell, Math., O’Neill
Leila Wilkinson, Comm., O’Neill
Harriett Willis, K.-Music, O’Neill
Mary G. Horiskey, 8th, O’Neill
Nealy O. Young, 7th, O’Neill
Betty B. Jones, dth, O'Neill
Vera O’Neill, 4th-5th, O’Neill
Rachael Robertson, 3rd, O’Neill
Ella Caffrey, 2nd, O’Neill
Clara B. Evans, 1st, O’Neill
8 Velma Stahley, Emmet
Mrs. Ada Stahley
9 Anastasia Carney, O’Neill
10 No school.
11 Margaret M. Wcfs'o, StUart,
James Beck
12 Edna M. Folden, Phoenix, .i
Mrs. Wm. Sandoe
13 Marjorie Millard, Paddock,
Clyde Hull
14 Helen Reed, Paddock
15 Mildred Timlin, O’Neill
16 Mary J. Flannigan, Agee
17 Bessie Brennan, O’Neill
18 Robert Zink, Dustin, L. Joy
19 Anna Newton, Atkinson
20 Laura Dana, H. S., Emmet,
Box 332
Evelyn D. Pruss, Int., Emmet
Barbara Mitchell, Prim., Emmet
21 C. I. Pease, Supt., Atkinson
Logan Simpkins, Prin., ”
Mrs. Ruth Green, N. T., ”
Edith Elliott, Hist.-Eng. ”
Pearl Carlson, Math.,
Ethel Brill, Lang.,
Blanche Leary, II. E.,
Minnie Stolte, 8th,
Ella West, 6th & 7th,
Georgia Broulik, 4-5,
Wilma Jelinek, 2 & 3
Mary Stolte, K. & 1st
22 Bertie Robertson, Stuart,
A1 Robertson
23 Marjorie Park, Page
24 Loretta Page, O’Neill, Jake Erb
26 Mary Graham Osborn, Dorsey
27 Amelia Saunto, Meek,
W. F. Kaczor
29 C. L. Watson, Supt., Ewing
Elja McCullough, Prin., ”
Ralph Richards, H. S., ”
Elsie Chase, N. T„
Margery Towle, H. S., ”
Pearl Borden, 8th,
Helen Gilchrist, 6 & 7 ”
Alice Selah, 4 & 6, ”
Myrtle Wood, 2 & 3,
Sophia Fritton, K. & 1st, ”
30 Alice French, Supt., Inman
Elyda B. Kennedy, H. S., ”
W. R. Main, Prin.
Bessie MeClurg, 7-8
Elsie Mulford, 5 & 6,
Emma Anspach, 3 & 4 ”
31 Edna Bennett, Ewing, Box 243
32 Wilna Pickering, Redbird,
Wm. C. Pickering
33 Marx Peterson, O’Neill, A1 Moler
34 Mrs. Josephine Barney, Spencer,
A. L. Hollstien
35 Marcella Bouska, Atkinson,
Box 413
36 Esther M. Davis, Atkinson,
C. G. Schellhase
37 Kathryn L. McCarthy, O’Neill
38 Helene M. Sedivy, Redbird,
John Sedivy
39 Lyle D. Omey, Orchard
40 Dorothy Vahle, Atkinson
41 Rose Penwell, Inman, Geo. Kivett
42 Esther Richardson, Spencer
44 H. F, Weigal, Supt., Stuart
Laura Mulford, Prin.
Perry J. Jorn, Sc.-Math ”
Doris M. Mignery, N. T., ”
Mary L. Seeley, Lat.-En. ”
Mary Coufal, 7 & 8
Helen Stolte, 5 & 6
Margery Blackburn, 3-4 ”
Grace Schowengerdt, 1-2 ”
Frances Weigal, Kind. ”
46 I.avinnia Kallhoff, Ewing,
Wm. Kallhoff
47 Elsie Wegman, Page
: 140 POUNDS OF*JUICY*WATERMELON;
The Federal Farm Board today received from the Arkansas dele
gation in Congress a 140-pound. watermelon,' presented by the
Hope, Arkansas, Chamber of Commerce, the home town‘of Con
gressman T. B. Parks. Chairman Legga of the Farm Board and
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arknnsas are shown In the photo
made at Washington. D. C. (Herbert Photos, New York, N. Y.)::
i C A R RI.ESiE^^FjCQRNlF.QRyycHA RmTI
M. H. Morse of Wyoming, Iowa,\a veteran of the Union forces,!
believes * that this,ear of corn 1b ' a? wonderful talisman* At the |
G. A: R. convention held at Portland?; Maine, the ear of corn was f
the center of attraction. At two national conventlons'of the G.-A. 1
R., this same ear of corn ^was^carried by. him. He isjahowing its
to,William .B.^Webber^of^Massachusetts.vThe'corniaveraged 88 I
bushels to an acre and ran It feet high. No wonder the old-timer I
^rou^o^hl^unusuaijna8cot>JHerbm^hot08^iev^oi%N^Y^I
48 Josephine Joslyn, Joy
49 Alma Lloyd, Star, C. V. Cole
50 Bernice Ernst, Middlebranch,
Roy Waring
51 Violet Syfie, Phoenix
52 Donald B. Thompson, Stuart,
J. E. Deming
53 Mae Peter, Catalpa
55 Nellie Waring, Middlebranch
56 Neva Brentson, Star C. V. Cole
57 Melba DeLancey, Page
58 Garnette Clare, Stuart
59 Remona G. Bauman, Emmet,
E. R. Baker
60 Annabel McKim, Opportunity
62 Ruby Knapp, O'Neill
63 Martha Sedivy, Redbird,
Mrs. Emil Sedivy
64 Martha Lawrence, O’Neill,
Andrew Wettlaufer
65 Rubye McCarroll, O’Neill,
Wm. Jutte
67 Merle Ohmart, Emmet
68 Verda Pinkerman, Atkinson,
John Hagler
69 Mrs. Jennie Callen, Atkinson
70 Gertrude Ziska, Stuart
71 Elizabeth Urban, Chambers,
Chas. Werth
72 Pearl Ulrich, Stuart
73 Florence Honeywell, Martha
74 Alpha Johnson, Atkinson
76 Vern Beckwith, Emmet
77 Eva L. Waters, Atkinson,
F. J. Ziska
79 Theresa Ullrich, Atkinson,
Mrs. Katherine Ullrich
80 Hazel McDonald, Agee
81 Bessie Cleary, Atkinson
82 Ethel Mitchell, Butte
83 Eloise Davies, Ewing
84 Viola Henning, Spencer,
Harvey Crawford
85 Delia Allyn, Dustin, Calvin Allyn
87 Lela Isaacson, Chambers i
88 Mrs. Edith Gaer, Orchard
Estalene Gaer, Orchard ;
89 Helen Troshynski, Atkinson
90 Mae Miller, O’Neill Albert Miller :
91 Mrs. Anna Barnes, Atkinson
92 Lona Cromwell, O’Neill, Bert Ott
93 Vera Pickering:, Redbird
95 Leona Zuehlke, Chambers
96 Dorothy Tomlinson, Opportunity,
George Tomlinson
97 Verna Gray, Page
98 Ethel Schrunk, Atkinson,
Troy Howard
99 Velma Chambers, Atkinson,
Theo. Grof
100 Dorothy Ballagh, Dorsey,
Elmer Throckmorton
102 Doris Hickok, Atkinson
103 Margery Grutsch, Maple Grove,
Wm. Grutsch
107 Frances Rotherham, Chambers,
Henry Walters
108 Lucille Rotherham, Ewing,
Jas. Hawk
110 Cordes Walker, Page
111 Leona Pribil, Inman, Jake Pribil
118 Mary Pribil, O’Neill
115 Frank Thoendel, Martha,
John Honeywell
118 Genevieve Sire, Ewing,
R. L. Canaday
119 Charles Houts, Atkinson
120 Helen Shirek, Chambers,
Fred Synovec
121 Stanley Posvar, Chambers
122 Mrs. Blanche H. Blackman, Op
portunity. E. J. Revell
128 Violet C. Fleming, Atkinson
124 Helen Rakow, Page
125 Esther Butler, Stafford
127 Florence Primus, O’Neill,
J. E. VanAvery
128 Erma Gray, Page
131 Elizabeth Bauer, Ewing
132 Velda Saunders, Atkinson
134 Frances Tomjack, Ewing,
R. J. Starr
Mildred Keyes, Ewing, R. J. Stan
135 Doris Stan, Ewing
136 Dorlin Lockman, Stuart,
Toney Lockman
137 R. W. Tilley, Supt., Chambers
Mrs. Ethel Tilley, Prin. ”
Paul E. Fisher, Asst.
Mrs. Alice Scott, Gram. ”
Dorothy Lee, Int. ”
Mrs. Ern. Farrier, Prim., ”
138 Lulu Mitchell, Page
141 Mrs. Alice Friton, Emmet
142 Phyllis Johnson, Spencer
143 Grace E. Wesley, Atkinson,
C. F. Jonas
144 Grace Beal, O’Neill
145 Cecelia Bruder, Atkinson
146 Leona M. Krachie, Newboro,
W. C. Rotherham
147 Hattie Hull, Catalpa
148 Clara Gathje, Atkinson
150 Elvaetta Bellinger, O’Neill
162 No school.
155 Thelma Walrath, Atkinson,
M. H. Walrath
156 Gertrude Neilson, Chambers
157 Edna McCarthy, Emmet,
Mrs. Ada Stahley
159 Helen Cleary, O’Neill,
John Cleary
160 Mrs. Henrietta Dexter, Atkinson,
E. Ries
163 Alice May Fancher, Chambers,
M. L. Saegesser
165 Grace Connolly, O’Neill,
James Connolly
168 Mrs. Cecelia Hemberger, Atkin
son, M. Horton
169 Margaret Rohde, Stuart,
John Friedel
l iO Charles Fox, Meek, Harry Fox
171 Irene Peter, O’Neill, J. Hirseh
172 Winnie M. Davis, Stuart,
G. V. Davis
173 Eva Primus, Ewing
174 Ellen Shaughnesy, Inman,
Roy Gannon
170 Bernice Miller. Ballagh,
George Rouse
17 Rosa Cox, Chambers
180 Glen Spimller, Atkinson
181 Enid Anderson, O’Neill
183 Delores Westrom, Stuart,
Chris Westrom
184 Hazel Woods, Ewing, C. E. Britell
187 Maude Fuller, Catalpa,
Wm. Sterns
188 Florence Robertson, Stuart,
W. 0. Whitehead
189 Mrs. Ted Schiessler, Dorsey,
Roy Pinkerman
192 Merle Spindler, Atkinson, Bx 521
193 Leona McAllister, Spencer,
F. M. Hood
194 Mary Knapp, O’Neill,
Joe Stoecher
196 Edna R. Wilcox, Newboro,
P. J. Lydon
197 Wilma M. West, Atkinson,
James Kubart
202 Bertha Lienhart, Chambers
203 Esther Westrom, Stuart,
Chris Westrom
205 Dorothy Custer, Stuart,
Henry Miksh
206 Wilhelmina Bruner, Inez
207 Rose Gilg, Atkinson
208 No school.
209 Mary Dvorak, Atkinson
210 Mary E. Fullerton, Atkinson,
Walt Jones
211 Bertha Borders, Amelia
212 Daisy Calhoun, O’Neill
Rlvin Walnofer
213 Frances Slaymaker, Stuart,
W. K. Slaymaker
215 No school.
216 Esther Jensen, Amelia
218 Genevieve Calloway, Stuart
220 Mabel Hubbard, Chambers
222 Lucille Service, Ewing
224 Mrs. Lenore Roseler, Meek,
Earl Kuhns
225 Martha Mitchell, Meek,
M. A. Schelkopf
226 Hazel Gilmore, Kola,
Casper Larson
227 Matilda Bauer, Ewing,
John G. Bauer
228 John Lamason, Amelia
Mrs. Lierman
Myrtle Ball, Amelia
Alma Koinzen, Amelia
229 Josephine Borgelt, Atkinson,
Wm. Vrooman
231 Celia Fowler, Amelia,
W. F. Backhaus
232 Gladyce Houchin, Stuart
233 Helen Cunningham, Amelia,
Ethel Worden
236 Ora Whipple, Josie
237 Alma Prussa, Atkinson
238 Eva B. Palmer, Amelia,
Mrs. E. G. Bilstien
239 Mrs. Matilda Galligan, Atkinson
240 Nellie Hull, Page, J. S. Noble
241 Lura Grass, Page
242 Eileen Monahan, Atkinson
243 Della Thompson, Inez, H. V.Berry
244 Alice Hoffman, Stuart
245 No school.
246 Minnie Henning, Atkinson
Orvill Jensen
247 No school.
248 Laura Kyriss, Page, Jas. Bartos
251 Margaret Hendrick, Middlebranch
18% Sylvia Jeffries, Ewing,
Leon Sisson
Atkinson—St. Joseph’s Hall
Sr. M. Adriana, Primary
Si’. M. Rufina, Intermediate
Sr. M. Bernice, Grammar
Sr. M. Suitberta, High School
Sr. M. Oliva, High School
Ownership of a Pontiac Big Six is an experience
in economy. rI rue, most people choose Pontiac*
not because it is so inexpensive, but because of
the many big car advantages which it provides.
But it is a fact that with a Pontiac you actually
save money. You save—
When you buy . . . When you
drive • • • W'hen you trude it in
You save when you buy a Pontiac because it ia
the 1c west-priced car ever produced which offer*
so many advantages. You save when you drive
because, according to a large corporation which
employed 996 cars of 33 different makes during
1928, Pontiac costs one cent less per mile to
operate than any other lotc-priced six. You
save when you tradeitin because thedemandfor
used Pontiacs has always exceeded the available
supply. Come in to see and drive the car which
offers all these advantages.
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Smith & Warner Motor Co.
Dealers, O’Neill, Nebr.
A. D. Under Norfolk
PONTIAC
“ BIG SIX 5-74.se
product of cenev * ~<mms m W W
*.a. b. Pontiac, Michigan
St. Mary’s Academy, O’Neill
Mother M. Alphonse
Sr. M. Dolores, Normal Training
Sr. M. Winifred
Sr. M. Humiliata
Sr. M. Etheldreda
Sr. M. Serafia
Sr. M. Josaphat
Sr. M. Albertine
Sr. M. Marciana
Sr. M. Pauline
Sr. M. Ascensia
SI. Boniface School, Stuart
Sr. M. Maria
Sr. M. Solaria
Sr. M. Verda
Sr. M. Hermella
KNOCKING.*
*
fives your motor a new »
POWER RANGE /
Red Crown Ethyl Gasoline stops gas knocks
completely. Puts more driving power into
every stroke—gives your motor greater liveli
ness and quicker response in traffic. Smoother,
quieter operation — less gear shifting—a new
range of power for hill climbing on high gear.
Try a tank full in your truck, tractor and pas
senger car. Costs more by the gallon but not
by the mile.
At the top —as usual!
For more than a generation clean-burning
Red Crown Gasoline has been Nebraska’s
favorite motor fuel. In 1928 it sold three gal
lons to one over its nearest rival. Uniform,
powerful, dependable.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEBRASKA
•'A Nebraska Institution"
So! ‘ h- Red Crown Service Stations
and Dealers everyw here in Nebraska
CROWN
Keeps repair costs down—With the right grade of
Polarine in your crankcase you —„
keep motor wear and repair costs
at rock bottom figures. Consult | viUtlilvi
the Chart for the correct grade of Gyr/nuxtJnJutricatim
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