Saturday, December 30, 2017

Norman V. Adcox Daybook of Tremont Schools 1951 January

Related image  1/4/51:  New student in 3rd grade:  Jerald Birkey
Boy Scout meeting: Candy ordered by Ben Getz delivered to Hi Shepardson before Christmas. We do not want to undertake selling at this time, Washington scouts had considerable trouble in selling.

1/5/51: District meeting and supper at Baptist church. Basketball, Green Valley 37 vs Tremont 66

1/6/51: Tazewell County Service meeting all day at gym, about 700 attended.

1/9/17: Basketball  Tremont 41 vs Mackinaw 40

1/19/51: New Teacher in High School, Mrs. Dorothy Alford to join husband in Army camp. Miss Maryln Plese hired to fill term.

1/20/51: Milo Ropp father of Leo and Roger in High School passed away suddenly, service is Monday the 22nd.

County Basketball Tournament held at Pekin. Tremont finished 2nd, losing to Mackinaw 33-17 in championship game. Guy Ricci, head coach and Leonard Kisellus, Athletic Director.

Team:  Ken Stuber: Senior; Jug Stuber: Junior; Bob Riggenbach: Junior; Bob Brenkman: Senior; Pete Payne: Senior; Les Helleman: Junior; Larry Koch: Junior; Glen Moser: Junior; Chris Pflederer: Junior; Shorty Wineburner: Senior.

1/29/51: 8 below zero; car would not start

1/30/51: 9 below zero: 2 loads of coal to grade school, 2 loads to high school, 1 load to gym.

Supplies order for 1951/1952

10 gallon had soap    ok
65 scrub soap (shineall)   ok
35 gallons wax  (Hilbrite)   ok
45 gallons wood primer     ok
10 gallons Grain o seal (quick dry)  ok
15 gallons Star gym floor finish   ok
12 lambskin applicators  9x6   ok
 6  sets of mops for Hiltone   18"  ok
 5 gallons fly spray  ok
 5 gallons deodorant spray  ok
 4 dozen urinal blacks  ok
 6 gallons gray cement paint
 1 gallon parlon thinner
30 cases towel paper single fold
 1 18" squeegee complete  ok
 3 cocoa mats for doors at gym  30x48  ok
 8 gallons gray cement paint for gym  ok

author comment: Vic didn't include prices for any of the order in his daybook. I assume the two items without "ok" following were not ordered. It would be interesting to compare this order with a current order. I don't know if this order included supplies for the rural schools or if this was just for the "town schools."





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