Fragmented Notes on ASC athlete and 1949 season
Fragmented OCR describes a former ASC athlete and coach from 1949 era, mentioning two years at Prye 1, sparingly referencing teams, conferences, and a football championship. It notes student athletic honors and a pass connection to Hassell, deckson, and Lumberjack figures, with unclear chronology and incomplete names.
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Tisley
Lambarginks
Orden
Chee
ASC
Hassell Dueckson
Axers
Jiggs Tisley lauded as ASC leader and coach in Flagstaff obituary
Friends and colleagues recall Jiggs Tisley Insley as athletic director at USC and a civic champion in Flagstaff Arizona. He shaped athletics and education, led college programs, and inspired students. funeral services planned at ASC auditorium and graveside rites in Citizens Cemetery with Rotary and Southwest Assembly support.
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Tut
USC
Fhigstatt
College
Flagstatt
Mhiestatt
Arizona
Grealiy
Wen Wagman
SUN News
Duc Jiggs
the Ives
Ty Beller
Snowe Jigga Tvaleyo
ASC
Mistevelor
Aare McCreary
ASC Ple
Chorge McCarty
Eeich
Lexus Western
Jiggs Tisley
Jiggs
He Toangr Ming
Wishee
Insley
Amin
Arizona Cowles
Rotary Ne Qern Ks
Flagstaff Couala
Flagstaff
Jack Aparty Beast
Muritias Hay Wow Committee
Stewits
Danny Clik
Buty Wall
Chain Ching
Kippa Delta Pi
Nation Association of
Mishmash of Names and Events Across Local College Notes
Fragments describe affiliations with MILStar school basketball and clinic conjunctions. Mentions Avizand Interns scholastic Assy and LOMO Alsache as director of a program. Lacks clear dates or outcomes. reads as incomplete notes from a local college bulletin.
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Avizand
Sive Lomo
Alsache
One
Stockyards to Get Face Lifting Job in Five Million Plan
The Union Stock Yard and Transit Co announced Wednesday plans to spend about five million dollars to overhaul the stockyards. The project includes demolishing old facilities and converting 60 acres for lease or sale to industry to enhance operations.
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Chicago
Tenieeah
Union Stock Yard & Transit Co
Community Events Roundup Across Franks Town
A list of local clubs and groups scheduling meetings and events Friday through Tuesday. Includes the Hills Homemakers Club at Betty Vaniity’s home, the Order of Eastern Star installation at the Masonic Hall, Catholic Daughters benefit card party in Nativity Hall, Mountaineer Square Dance Club at City Park, Unitarian Fellowship at the city library, Coconino County Democratic Women’s Club open meeting at the Peace Office, First Church of Christ open gathering hosted by Mrs. Jon and Mrs. Hershal Kime, Alpha Sigma chapter open meeting at Mrs. Joseph Ferrell’s home, and a Dinners for the Past Noble Daughters Club in the 100 hall.
Tagstaff Arivana affair rocks Sun readers
The Sun reports on events in Tagstaff Arivana dated Thursday January 30, 1858. Officials, residents, and local merchants weigh in on the developing matter as records show rising tensions and disputed actions affecting the town.
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Arivana T
Weather outlook for Flagstaff and vicinity
Forecast calls for increasing clouds tonight and Friday with scattered showers mainly over northern mountains. Temperatures to drop tonight near 25 to 42 by day, winds increasing Thursday evening, cooler conditions Friday with highs around 28 to 42 and scattered showers northern mountains.
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Sameel
Tom Aperture
Arauna
No Ut
Tang Printage Shippers
North Ti Wi
Starkweather Rampage Grips Nebraska Town
Severe violence stalked Lincoln and surrounding areas as Charles Starkweather reportedly killed multiple people in a spree. Police mobilized the National Guard to seal the capital, while local officials hunted for the gunman after a series of murders spanning several days.
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Lincoln
Nebuy
Ivany
Bebuml
Faust
Anil
Bermet High School
Smcoly
Wyoming
Casper
Marion Bartlet
Uincairn
Vella Bartlet
Lanevin
Jean Bay Tell
Hele
August Meyou
Bennet Farm
Caril
Velda
Fe i
Nebraska
Sherif Heflin
Starkweather
Montana
Crany
Herseo
Meese
Vie
National ‘Guard
Urs
Anit
Niiles
Sheriff'’S Office
Thaw Sone
Shukweithee
Jein
Mlistride
Banquet Ticket Deadline Extended for Grant Canyon Council
Friday deadline extended for Grant Canyon Council banquet tickets. Tickets are $2 per person and available at the Scout Office. Rogie Ryan of the Phoenix Giants will be principal speaker. event hosted at Fiakstall with Scoutmaster Merjan G. Rholon in attendance.
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Grant Canyon Corncil, Inc
Seoul
Mer Sea
N. Leroux
Kesday
Rogie Ryan
Phoenix Giants
PCL
Mannager
Prinedjrl
Fiakstall
Ariznna
Phoenix
Fighteen Phoenix
Acc
Mer Jman G. Rholon
Gus Farmer
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Shirley Jones
Pan Ae
Robert Arthur Kathy Nolan
University of Arizona
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Fotbal
Jd Isket- Wall
Flynn
Wis da
Milstar Oollall
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Lion
Mr. Inskey
Mike Win
Sig OU
Flagstaff TV and Cable CO
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Mickey Mouise
Deasina
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Climax
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Zorn
Navy Log
Jane Wyman
Science Theater
Studio 57
Granero
Official Detective
Richard Qinmond
Newa
Cineer Hills Momemakers Club
Betty Vaniity
Rust St
Order of Eastern
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Catholic Daughters of America
Nativity Hall
Mountaineer Square Dance
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Unitarian Fellowship
Moxlay
Coconino County
Bemncrath
Werman
Thatice Faf the
Court House
the First Church of Christ
Jon
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Alphi Sigma Chapter
Rela Shiema Phy
Joseph Ferrell
Whipple
Petr
Noble Ds
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Ick Peterson
D.C
Flamingo Apartments
2Nd St
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Los Angeles
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Fla
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New York
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Bennet Anh
Carol Kiang
Bennet
Robert
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Alun
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Ghent
Hon
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Waryl
Meek
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Neb
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Chinvlie
County Atty
Willian
B. Douglas Sali
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Dison Ugeli
Shark
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