Granada Pioneer V.1 #6-10
Vol. 1 #6, November 14, 1942
Page 1: Evacuees aid farmers; real property taxes due; all girl Sonatinas; two attend convention; fire alarm system set;call blood donors; each block to get five sewing machines.
Page 2: High school students have picnic at Lamar; Short Takes column; new course offered; civic leaders visit center; funeral; service men arrive; chief warns speaders; report heads in inspection; church meeting; latest Santa Anita checks.
Page 3: Shopping in center emphasized; less fish, says Wells; Navy calls for questionnaires; 50 more trucks arrive here; sports interest on increase; heart check-ups; housing supt. gives thanks; church service schedule.
Page 4: 7E recreation hall becomes art studio; Sakai lecture shift made; gridman called; Moore to advise civil servants; YWCA rally; bank rumors proved false; more women; youth get bank position; eighteen ministers serve Granadans; form 71; Scouts hike.
Page 5: Our Second Frontier (history)
Page 6: Sell coast newspapers; welfare fund begun; confiscated books here; fifty boys take judo; little theater plans plays; more kicks from Nisei; school gets historic bell; Y's way.
Page 7: Lil' Neebo cartoon.
Page 8: Thumbnail sketches; letters to the editor; paper's staff; nickname to be changed; police bulletin board.
Pages 9, 10, 11: In Japanese.
Vol. 1 #7, November 18, 1942
Page 1: Police to be trained; coal hauling problem again faces assembly; illness hits block 6H; check survey being made; army engineers leave project; Y.W. rally again; farm project stopped; G.I. dance set.
Page 2: Three added to faculty; Short Takes column; warm clothing needs listed by school; large crowd enjoys show; Ide emcees at press rumpus; knitting class; magazines available; songfest Friday.
Page 3: Sports.
Page 4: Promptness requested; Terry to advise group of college students; covering for flood tested; lost and found; art exhibit planned; Johnson moves to new office; wedding; senior high enrollment up; church schedule.
Page 5: Store is remodeled; small lettuce shipment comes; committee organized; 400 attend joint meet; waffle feed; CSC heads visit Terry; loses money; relocation is sermon topic; Y rally proves successful.
Page 6: Editorials; letters to the editor; two notices.
Pages 7 and 8: In Japanese.
Vol. 1 #8, November 21, 1942
Page 1: School construction begins immediately; clothing available; August pay due Monday; construction men haul coal; 6H illness investigated; women elect; 'GI' is theme of tonight's hop; Dr. Smith to deliver Thanksgiving message.
Page 2: Thumbnail Sketches column; editorials; letters to the editor; rustlings from other camps column.
Page 3: Between Us Girls column; four ministers attend convocation in Denver; Catholic study club started; activities for adults planned; Hatsuye Sato leads club; Girl Scouts take recruits; church services; young people in block party.
Page 4: Trio speak at Denver U.; Lee Casey in visit; Short Takes column; welcome service men; basis of peace discussed; newcomers arrive here; school co-op positions open; Rev. Suzuki to visit Denver; students need work permits.
Page 5: Rye grass planted in 8E; fiction is most popular; Y's way column; scout council has meeting; residents tour valley farms; hospital care discussed; Xmas seals go on sale; Y to sponsor 'round up'.
Page 6: Sports.
Page 7: Lil' Neebo cartoon
Pages 8, 9: In Japanese.
Vol. 1 #9, November 26, 1942
Page 1: New census to start here; Why Thanks?; offices close; new coal plan made; bulbs needed.
Page 2: Lindley's statement from page 1; paper's staff; editorials; letters to the editor.
Page 3: Sing presents special talent; pioneer hardships challenge evacuees; city engineers issue electricity regulations; ladies honor escort guards; first wages buy stamps; music leaders visit project; record hour honors Issei; scouts call for more men; classic dance studies begin; Army officers pay visit.
Page 4: Five join community services; church schedule; school newspaper makes appearance; Lt. Karpan in address; packages at 8F rec hall; music program draws $96.85; boy born to center couple; Uno chosen by block 11G club; Nisei cautioned by Rev. Sugioka of Rocky Ford.
Page 5: Dr. Samual Inman to lecture on inter-American relations; Thanksgiving hop planned; special church sermon planned; directors selected; WRA member helps survey; young people hold socials; midget subs aren't suicide; bridge classes to start soon; Y secretary aids in work; art studio plans exhibit.
Page 6: Sports.
Page 7: Between Us Girls column; Short Takes column; talent show to be presented tomorrow; block jobs explained; S.S. enrollment shows increase; committee named.
Page 8.
Page 9: Lil' Neebo cartoon.
Pages 10, 11: In Japanese.
Vol. 1 #10, November 28, 1942
Page 1: 75 give blood; judiciary appointed; Casey writes of Granada; mothers to register; no ink; keep off the grass; sports.
Page 2: In Japanese.
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