Athens High School Band Praised As One Of Ohio’s Best
The Athens high school band led by Garry Stephenson has grown from a sixteen member start to a fifty six member ensemble. Navy band director Lieutenant Benter praised it as among the best at the high school level. The group performs widely with uniforms of white, red, and black, rehearses twice weekly, and has toured several towns including Gallipolis and Pomeroy. Rex Koons serves as president with Marvin Woods as vice president and Rex credit Stephenson for rapid improvement.
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Virgene Brilltlom
Ada
Ohio
Bussevan
Athens High School
Garry Stephenson
Athens
Vnfty
U.S. Navy
Benter
Navy
Columbus
Gallipolis
Wellston
McArthur
Middleport
Hamden
Pomeroy
Capitollumbus
Hish School Band
Fiza Woods
Rex Koons
Marvin Woods
Harlan Carpenter
Willard Mariner
Allen Barnhill
Guy Wanless
Sphensom
Guss
Rey
Philosophy aids to enlarge life professor writes
An elderly philosophy professor argues that studying philosophy broadens life by shaping a reflective attitude, guiding judging of morals and beliefs, and reconciling science with religion. He asserts philosophy offers wholeness, illumination, and aims to provide a general picture of life’s ends and values.
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Garner Ist Elder
Iis
Philosophy Coure
Abysth
Garnett Lder
Shuleat
Hio University
Inussian
P. Philosophy
Judges narrow field for North American Flower show queen
Detroit judges reduced the candidate pool to two finalists Doris Gallagher and Phyl Ns Horton after a tie. A screen test was planned to decide the winner amid a look at social order and philosophy themes mentioned in the article.
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Detroit
Doris Gallagher
Phyl Ns Horton
Winener
Leprosy Breakthrough by Allied Doctors Promises Global Cure
Sir Leonard Rogers says British and American medical teams have developed a new leprosy treatment using hydrocarrpus oil from Indian trees. In the Philippines, over 1,090 cases have already been cured, with early house inspections and new injection methods expanding success.
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India
Leonard Rogers
Leonard
Philippines
Ondon
Iran
Tracy
Burma
Mouarta
Indian Medical Service
Sc Ence
Sw Ting
Julie
Ralph Hopkins
Louisiana State
Lidian Medien
Tndia
Victor Heiser
Yout: Hockefeller Institute
Heiser
Bos Seas
America
United States
Hawaiian Islands
England
Romance of Sugar Camp in Ohio Folklore tale
A narrative traces sugar maple sap discovery from Vermont legends to Ohio's sugar camp lore. It recounts Indigenous and colonial tales of tapping trees, sap sweetness, and early methods, ending with a note that the sap season is tied to spring and a promise of continuation.
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F.C. Woodworth
Athens
Ohio
Vermont
America
Europe
Vancouver Surrenders Kitsilano Reserve to Dominion
Victoria dispatch reports British Columbia surrendering all rights to the Kitsilano Indian Reserve in Vancouver to the Dominion Government for 350000 dollars. Minister T D Patullo announced the transfer and outlined future use rights and ongoing Ottawa negotiations for any industrial development.
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Victoria
B. C
Mar
Columbia
Kitsilano
Vancouver
Dominion
T. D. Paitullo
Department of Indian
Ottawa
Married coeds prove blend of home life and study
Theresa Fulton and Mea Frances Mitchell Sibel, both married Oklahoma women, mix wife duties with college courses at the University of Oklahoma. They claim wives can pursue education after marriage, balancing chores and campus work while supporting husbands.
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Universiy
Oklahoma
Nusbands
Theresa Fulton
Mea
Francs Mitchell Sibel
Sibel
Norman
Okla
Man of 50 Is Problem Says Men of Science
EW YORE March 31 report quotes Dr Eugene Lyman Fisk medical director of the Lite FB tension Institutes stating life expectancy for men aged 50 has gained about one month since 1789, with most gains before age 42 and none for those 50 and older. The piece notes overall longevity advances since 1789, then shifts to a Cincinnati theft report about a man of 50 and a wheel chair, suggesting no life-extension impact.
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Eugene Lyman Fisk
Lite FB
Cincinnati
Gendr
Miller
Tits City
Commander Byrd Earned Fame As All Around Athlete
The article recounts Richard E. Byrd's early prowess at Annapolis, where he excelled in boxing and football. It details a brutal in-class boxing duel, his key roles as Navy quarterback, and injuries including a broken left leg that halted a Princeton drive and a later leg fracture during Navy football seasons.
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Richard E. Byrdy
Eyninest
U. S Naval Academy
Annapolis
Byrd
St. John’s Academy
Annepol
Fistal Queensberry
St John’s
Burt
Navy
Rae
Princeton
Apenapolis
Forc Mer
Dick Byril
French Continue Cult of Coueism in Paris Institutes
In Paris Emile Coue’s self cure method thrives after his death with several Coue Institutes offering lectures on auto-suggestion. The director notes thousands attend weekly, estimating about 200 000 adherents in France.
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Paris
Emile Coue
Coue
Cone
France
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Is Mets
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The
Republic
Ipand
Dent
Shactive
Canada
Bridge
Millness
Fulton
Men of Science
Lyman Fiske
Eugen Vith
Commander Byrd
Aviator
Santiago
Chile
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