H D Club Reports Meet and Moonlight Picnic Planned
The Augie club met June 7 at Mrs. Earl Tarptey’s home with 12 members and three visitors. The meeting opened with prayer and roll call on the year’s canning budget. The afternoon focused on canning with a planned moonlight picnic as the next gathering. Members and friends should meet Mrs. Helen Miller’s home between 7 and 8 p.m. Wednesday July 1. there will be no afternoon meeting.
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Allen's Chapel H D Club Holds Open Meeting at School
The Allen's Chapel H D Club gathered at the school house on June 11 with 16 members and 77 visitors. Mrs. A. D. Witcher presided as president. Miss Fidridge demonstrated cunning beans and spoke on a adequate diet while Mrs. Loschke reported on her 4 H pantry. These county meetings inspire many women and highlight Miss Eldridge and her work.
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Shin kick tragedy in street football ends in death
London reports the death of William Albert Campbell aged 13 after being kicked on the shin during a street football game. He received five blood transfusions but died from the injury. The incident raises concerns over children’s street play safety and requests for better supervision.
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William ‘Albert Campbell
Velour Tamp Arrives in Pastel Shades at Schnabel's
New velour Tamp line in pastel shades, purses, beads and collars just received at Schnabel's.
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Notice to the Automobile Public
An ad from Fitzgerald & Youree Motor Co warns readers not to buy any new car for the next 10 days, claiming a solution to a major automotive principle and promising further announcements in the coming days. The notice is signed with the dealer name and address.
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Fitzgerald & Youree Motor Co
Fitegerald & Youree Motor Co
Notice on Automobile Public Update and Yule Patterns
Public notice warns not to buy a new car for ten days and mentions Fitzgerald and Youree Motor Co with a phone number. The item also advertises dress patterns at Schnabel's with half-price Batistes and organ dice.
Travel by Motor and Roads Show a Busy Travel Era
The piece notes widespread road travel by motor with a Pennsylvania trip 1,400 miles away and three young women heading Northwest for a lengthy journey. It highlights tourist camps, easy accommodations, and the idea of taking family trips without heavy unpacking. It also mentions a chaotic divorce incident in Ontario and a revival meeting in Gober led by W. W. Holder, plus an electrocution in Portland, Pennsylvania involving a steam shovel.
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