Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 9

Hood WItJJCOX, Aug. ftodies of three of the ti who -lost their lives Vater roared down-on a transcontinental bus near here night. were taken" to tfc of Mary Dosh and Reyon Dosh. sent to Tulsa, Okli and the of. Joe K.

Sablin, Chicago- The his bus, w-hich and driver iftd porter it was engulfed racing down 011 of, aSrsipoon mountains, wjfs pulled the mud today. A searching party of Steve Stapletc fifth victim of th joday. The body ried in silt Not until last tensers or Gillm ealize that there still erson unaccounted for Shi-riff I. V. I'ruitt led Jgg party over the flat and came upon the The other victim ws Jlcal, of Tulsa, license Te ts Set At Globe GI.OHK.

AIIR. Jor those, desiring he conducted by Kf suite highway patrolman of CharleK R. Byj ie's office "Ulnvnt nrt offioern of the Globe beginning Brivcrs who have 11 will not lie required to until after 'uiit those -wit nmt take Hie cxamlnal: tdti'rt patrolman iTest Ktfltionii will be icar the police stations town's and Iwal firemen nfflcrrp in conducting th tloni an 10 the driving: those seek ins: licence ca HcCarty To At Florence School r'LOnKNrE, AllB- 3 HcCarty, former prlnc school, has 1 iiclith Ri-ndc teacher praniniBr ty will fill the position by the of Verrl formrr lonelier In the, who had 1 tinn early In the scano the rtentli of his mothe tiirred this month In Ca of Mr. Towns to lie nenr his father. 1 hoard for a rclci fontrnc't.

Hlnlon. Florenr Itff at Tenipe, will ta Curty'n pont at the 'Sli-years sisters, seat dent. Ibe lis he bui ooe facult takes the pla who was ma Austin; ot- 8 m-- Diego. In the gra three new, tf ichers. They are Marguerite -Duki whO'bas -taught for the past.

ir years Benson; Candis JLund lulst, for the past' six years tea Mary Gurley a teacher at High ach ol. faculty' 'members are: Kel Dallas, tragedy, und half from the did driver, wac -one a search- d-covered John J. ing; Anna p. Hanila, cal.educatio Katherine Pavlich. mathematics T.

Law science; Clara Hanson, En and Horary, and Mildred Mat on. Spanish and phys- mlnations licenses K. Ivle, and dep- nd Miami Tues- nse cards pass any first of out cards it was stablished the two will assist examlna- ahillty of ds. Dorothy De lary, music and typ- ical educatk a. Grammar Vivian L.

A Kathryn Ni Irene Williams, fil fourth third, grad quist, pre-p music, art- Joe Smith, school nur Mias Mildred Matson of Miss Jean Barnee. ried last fall to Dai imar school there are owing committee' was appointed: M. M. 1 P. Sebring.and John Gia freehments -were served.

at Fredonia and for. the past years Casa Grande. Buckeye Sc Plant Am Bream, commercial; Gelster. history; Matt athematics and physi- and Thome -making; school, teachers; are iderson, eighth grade; olett, seventh grade; Elizabeth iborn, seventh grade: Be- Joseph's were J. Odgen Hoffman.

JrA Joyce McLaia. Doris Hw Thomas Pipes, and Honorable mention went to. SIM Jane Ferry. Zoleen lie- Bailey. Jula Jamuesoa aad Tommy be sixth grade; Gladys grade; Mary Gurley, Marguerite Duke.

Margaret Morgan, second gra le; Dorothy Brooks, first and i econd grades; Myrtle Howard, fir grade; Candis imary; Wanda Shelly, and domestic science; manual training: and tical mathematics also will be taught. physical tra nine; Gretchen Black, Duncan McJluer, principal anp 'John Girdler, superintendent. of the sen named the Flor- r. McCar- left vacant Townaend Barkervllle the posi- Due to which oc- fornla. and Tomblptone Sett Schotol Opening IKE.

Aug. 10. The for' Ireshmen eifth languages, algebra an I geometry will be taught in the laker of high school, and will in be required except. for those students who plan-to enter college. According to, the principal, the largest enrollment in history of, the school is Buck- BUCKEYE.

high school office will for registration of student i Tuesday. September to Saturd ly. September 7. inclusive. As some changes have made in.

the class schedule for tl is year. It; is important, that all rtudents register before school opei s. -Her- scbel Hooper, principal, id. A vocational agricultuial class will be added this year, to 1 laught by Jesse V. Langdon.

Thes. courses are supervised by ate department of vocational lucation. and the school is reimbur ed from state and federal for a part of the teacher's salary. 'General social science apd prac- TOMB8TONK. Aug.

rec- reatioa committee of'the'Roy Voiirr post oCthe Amerleaa, legion is sponsoring a'; dance 1 to welcome the back to their wort The daaee will be held la Crystal ballroom from uatll 1 a. m. V.UnaMlS> Al years ago. Camnbdl worked as a miner at Blsbee. Later he was elected a member of the board of supervisors aad ago waa named chairman at-tne Deaaocratic central.

committee. 5 He JSiau.r»t— oC yhom Itre.in ada. to the Belgian government's proposals for a stricter ruv- latioa bankinc 1 institutions la growing 4 cd Pollea at-Seattle and later waa arrested here. TTTia Jar IX W. maa.

Mersey will Mt.be until alter starts. will Tom register Ma iday, dismissing for the remainder the day: Union high school The facu ty for the Union high school this ear will consist of C. K. Til ford, pi ncinal; Miss Aurora Morales, Knolen. Roland Henshaw.

1 yle Bremer, Hugh McGinn and Glacoma. The teac! department dera. Miss Cellant and schools will Sehoolt At Buckeye September 16 BUCKEYE, iccording to Charles R. Fillerup. will register Tuesday.

school, everything will 'be ness for tbe opening of acl tember K. Mr. Killernp Miss Mary Madeline ters for the grammar are: Mrs. Mary B. Trice, print ipal; Miss Velma San- iadellne Giacoma.

Miss Ruth Mrs. F. Helen Weil Inn Pauline Naegle. The craifmar school and high school bull vated durli principal of the Buckeye el ementary staff of teachers is comr lete with the exception of a vacancy owing to the resignation last wee of Martin M. Munx.

who has cepted a position at Prescott. Those returning from are Richard Payne, Mar orie Regan. Mary Walker a id Rheta Thomas. New teachers enre Gillett, 'Margaret I unn and Elizabeth Van Uere. new in readi- 8ep- says the last ire Flor- EDUCATION Announcing a ARI! Payson Man Aug.

William F. past six weeks have been placed Wood, one of the 'old rei idents of school study hall and Payson, having been here died at the home Mr. A. J. Franklin last Kundsy Glenn officiatlng.

fw lerat the Arizona Stale Tf vices were In-the Pa In Miami waa It old, carpenter. He Is -survifted by down canyon yeaterdsy, of Ruby failed John F. Wood, iomi School make a tnib on Gibson street and his machln crashed through a ga estimated at ew But It Dt ivered Saturday nlcht there will be a large cel- MIAMI. Auff. tnrnlly purchased ebratlon at Fisher's theat i ar inside, tielonging to vlch.

fined rlng. F. last nlirht, liei troni l''Qrl Wayne, or the damages to the garake and the other car lor transporting tlir outlying sections of to snd from school. a Effort Made To Save Life Of Miami Child "GKOBK, (Aug. operation at the Glla General Stolen Toy Recovered Fhene 3-01M JSS W.

Wash. IJMIIH W. hospital th in an attempt Mm. K. Kstrada of Mi- yesterday after ripped from a jrton- window and a nu Wllonnn had been iffered a' fractured skull The child fell to nt in Miami when her part of 1he loot Fo a time physicians had hy tlie police.

of saving the child's life at the hospital today said her ndltion is favorable. Driver Posts Bond 10. A 110 bond was lot' Joseph In Miami po- ycnterday after he was cited hy Gjporge lik-ks on a charge of speedlni at the rate of SO mllca per hour Live Oak street. ARNOLD'S RIPE OLIVES Pkkk Clear Comfortable FURNACE nPHERE no road to Iwanung. nut th.

old Mgb. waysaMWollmarlMd. ETwTyy.arthousat,ds of youths abandon th. ambition to ontar high school or collafo maraly bocauas thay ara without aeeuraU information aa to praasnt-day tuition and living Oapatisas, bacausa fail to raalisa how many opportunitias for financial aalf-halp axist on ovary campus. These booklets, available only through the Washington Information Bureau, are designed to assist ambitious and detersmined young men and women in their quest for educa- tton and advancement.

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