Nearly 300 students to graduate from grade schools
Superintendent Douglass announced nearly three hundred students will graduate. The list includes Earl Claridge, William Johns, Elizabeth Hezak, Alice Baltezar, Charlotte Burgoman, Gladys Carter, Myrtle Elvers, Patricia Hughes, Frances Maloney, Henrietta Macumber, Anna Pederson, Florence Pue, Jennie Popish, Margaret Stevens and many others. Transfers will send 160 students to Butts high school in September while others move to various schools.
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Earl Claridge
William Johns
Edward Hasley
Kenneth McLeod
Charlie Powell
Donald Powell
Frank Solokub
Clarence Trudgen
Frank Weir
Elizabeth Hezak
Alice Baltezar
Charlotte Burgoman
Gladys Carter
Almn Crowley
Myrtle Elvers
Patricia Hughes
Frances Maloney
Henrietta Macumber
Anna Pederson
Florence Pue
Jennie Popish
Margaret Stevens
Douglass
Longpellow
Butts High School
Wils Negherbon
Inola Watson
Ing
Id Vercammen
Morris Pack
Fragmented OCR Names and garbled text
A list of numerous names appears with broken OCR remnants and nonsensical phrases. The fragment includes possible surnames like Phion Gansh Riley Roddek Ralph and Scannell, and scattered terms such as war rights and medical or legal garble, offering no clear event or notice.
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Len Phion
Sigmund Gansh
Jerry Ray Riley
Nurmi Roddek
Muriel Ralph
Tield
Eugene Robinson
Irene Jule
Wilbur Sanders
Theodore Sandhurst
Joseph Scanneil
Harold Sehdling
Rudolph Schneller
Charles Sef
Jonathan Sewell
Sarah Shiner
Aaron Fred Irene Sullivan
Kathleen Sullivan
William Scannell
Mamte Tapio
Olive Thomas
Edward Thon
Bert Willams
John Wright
Gloria Swanson Triumphs Again at the Rialto
Gloria Swanson stars in Her Husband's Trademark at the Rialto theater. The film showcases her fashion sense with smart costumes from evening gowns to beaded attire. Swanson dominates the screen with graceful presence, while the plot remains adequate and true to life.
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Gloria Swanson
Rialto Theater
Swanson
Misa Swanson
Gloria
Fo Grande
Mystery of the Mexican Heist on Rialto Program
The tale features Sam Woods as director with a punch, Stuart Holmes as the villain husband, and Richard Wayne as the hero. Edythe Chapman and Charles Ogle play the parents, with Clara Beranger and Lorna Moon credited for story and scenario. Other attractions include Toonerville Trolley and Paths of Glory.
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Mfe
Mexico
Troubado
Ian Handite
Sam Woods
Stuart ‘Holmes
Richard Wayne
Charles Ogle
Edythe Chapman
Clara Beranger
Lorna Moon
Rialto
Toonerville
Eee
Walter Game Celebrates Arrival of First Child
Walter Gamer proudly announces the birth of his daughter yesterday morning at the Game home on 16 West Park. The family, including parents Walter and the newborn, expresses happiness at the new arrival in West Park.
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Walter Gamer
West Park
Tres Indy
Game
Bohunkus Dance to End Hawthorne Season
Hawthorne school community committee hosts a Bohunkus dance Friday night as the final weekly event of the season. Attendance is expected to set records. invitation only at the door with a $1 fine for non costume guests. Unique apparel and good music promised. Liquor case against Gene Jackson dismissed for insufficient evidence. Mooney Leahy and Gallagher cases set for May 16.
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Hawthorne
Bohunkus
Weird Hosiery Com
Gene Jackson
Lynch
Mike Mooney
Mike Leahy
James Gallagher
Barber Shop Stunt Highlight Shrine Circus Tonight
The Shrine circus features a high profile Barber Shop stunt by clowns Berglund and Nichols, billed as the riotous act of the night. Attendants will announce showtime at Twentieth Century hall while crowds enjoy dancing at the Odeon and other nightly entertainments.
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Shrine Circus
Buick
Kiwanis Club
D.'s
Fitzgerald
The
Elks
Shriners
Bagdad
Montanest
How'd You Like to Kiss a Russian? Genoa Hopeful Kiss Theme
In Genoa, hopeful chatter grows about a possible thaw as plans unfold for a future meeting with Russia. The mood is cautious but optimistic that a friendly exchange or agreement may ease tensions and open dialogue between nations.
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Genoa
Boston
Olive Tablets Offer Quick Relief From Constipation
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets marketed as a gentle, calomel-free laxative derived from vegetables. They claim to stimulate normal bowel and liver action without griping, toutting sugar-coated olive tablets as a night-time aid for dark mouths bad breath dullness and tiredness. Thousands use them nightly to maintain regularity and well-being.
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Dr. Edwards
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Frank Keppeler
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Ella May Sheeha
Simon Violet Smith
Israel Ste Lindat
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Gilbert Otto
Frank Pickel
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Annie Owsley
Bernice Reynolds
Laurie Trudeau
Hallie Walker
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Emma Henry
Char- John Hren
Teresa Mu
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Katherine Markovich
Jack Morgan
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Washington
Eiizabeth Anderson
John Batley
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Ruth Hinden
Margaret Ben James Bonner
William Bonner
Herbert Burt
John Bronson
Margaret Burt
Moran
Margaret Carvath
Mathias Connolly
Alma Calertson
Herbert Davis
Ruth Downes
Gwendolyn Evans
Mary Fogrant
Laura Patton
Alma Gillstrom
Dan Griffinay
Nellie Gray
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Hime
Hermanson
Helen Suckman
Thelma
Will
Harold Hocking
Lymott Horan
Louis Huber
Viola Jensen
Eaward Filey
Aileen” Kinared
Harold Knight
Augusta Kurzenbaumi
Michael Leahy
Hazel Laukuma
Myrtle Levin
Mary Levy
Martha Lingen
Felter
Marjorie McCoy
Alex McDon
Iid
Dorothy
Robert Owen
Dna
Parker
Gerald Patterson
Clit
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Pendleton
Inghams
Winsted
Perraces
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