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November 12, 1953
The Frontier
O'neill, O'neill City, Holt County, Nebraska
What is this article about?
Emmet school district 20 achieves Class A status after installing flagpole; students earn awards for magazine sales fundraiser to buy educational materials. Miss Helen Martens attended convention.
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Flagpole Up: School Now Class A
Emmet - Pupils in Emmet school district 20 have finished selling magazines. Kathleen Grothe, Art Wills and Melvin Luben received awards for selling the most. Melvin Luben was top salesman with $24. With the school's share of money, weekly readers will be bought for the school year, a year's subscription to the "Picture Parade," and five plastic records.
Miss Helen Martens attended the convention at Norfolk last week.
Mr. Foreman put the flagpole up, and now we are a class A school. -- By Kathleen Grothe, news reporter.
Emmet - Pupils in Emmet school district 20 have finished selling magazines. Kathleen Grothe, Art Wills and Melvin Luben received awards for selling the most. Melvin Luben was top salesman with $24. With the school's share of money, weekly readers will be bought for the school year, a year's subscription to the "Picture Parade," and five plastic records.
Miss Helen Martens attended the convention at Norfolk last week.
Mr. Foreman put the flagpole up, and now we are a class A school. -- By Kathleen Grothe, news reporter.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
School Fundraiser
Magazine Sales
Class A School
Flagpole Installation
Student Awards
What entities or persons were involved?
Kathleen Grothe
Art Wills
Melvin Luben
Miss Helen Martens
Mr. Foreman
Where did it happen?
Emmet School District 20
Story Details
Key Persons
Kathleen Grothe
Art Wills
Melvin Luben
Miss Helen Martens
Mr. Foreman
Location
Emmet School District 20
Story Details
Pupils in Emmet school district 20 completed magazine sales fundraiser, with awards to top sellers Kathleen Grothe, Art Wills, and Melvin Luben (top with $24). Proceeds buy weekly readers, Picture Parade subscription, and five plastic records. Miss Helen Martens attended Norfolk convention last week. Mr. Foreman installed flagpole, upgrading school to Class A. Reported by Kathleen Grothe.