Sharp School to Open September 7 Under Middleton
Superintendent C R Middleton announces Sharp School will begin Monday September 7. Sharp maintains state Board of Education affiliated high school status and features long time teachers Mrs Marvin Petty and Miss Mildred Massengale, both praised for experience and excellence.
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C. R. Middleton
Sharp
State Board of Education
Marvin Petty
Mildred Massengale
San Marcos
Petty
Maxcerigale
Card of Thanks For Father’s Death Assistance and Flowers
The family expresses sincere thanks to those who helped during our sorrow and for the beautiful floral offerings at our father’s death. Signatures: Mrs. William Strzinek Mrs. Frank Hrozek Mrs. Francis Kister.
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William Strzinek
Frank Hrozek
Francis Kister
Jackson Family Reunion at Salty Church
Mr and Mrs A J Jackson hosted an all day reunion at Salty church with singing and pleasant conversation. A sumptuous noon dinner was served under shade trees. Guests included relatives from Orange Dallas Port Arthur Beaumont Fairview Conoley and Burlington among others with several grandchildren and extended family members attending.
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A. J. Jackson
D. A. Brown
Orange
Fred Jackson
Obie Jackson
Austin
Johnnie Wilson
Dallas
Ivy Garner
Port Arthur
Doris Jones
Beaumont
Bill Kyle
Rockdale
Hugh Caffey
Jessie Jackson
John Jackson
Bernice
Fairview
Lillie Beard
Mixe Vera Beard
Guy
Rolston
D. Hinks
Nona
Conoley
Frank Jackson
H. B. Pinkerton
Clarence Jackson
Clarence Pinkerton
Thorndale Champion
Held Pending Hearing on Sanity Charge in Cameron
Joe Albrecht of Burlington remains in Milam county jail awaiting disposition on a sanity commitment. He was found Sunday walking oddly near his barns and has been under observation. No hearing date is set. court officials expect a county court session to address the case.
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Cameron
Joe Albrecht
Burlington
Milam County
Tippler Had Coat but Forgot Pants in Houston
A drunk man in Houston sits on a curb wearing a buff sport coat and striped shorts with no pants or shoes. Officers Schimburg and Harrison observe awkward scene and ask about the missing garments. he replies I left them home.
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Tippler
Houston
Texas
A. H. Schimburg
H. V Harrison
Death ray gun unveiled as new war machine
In San Diego the giant death ray gun, built under Prof. Harry May, is to be shown at the California Pacific International Exposition. The device, 16 feet long and weighing 4.5 tons, disintegrates metals at several miles with 4.5 million volts, and will be crewed by four insulated operators after safety tests.
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San Diego
Calif
Harry May
May
Professor May
Divorced Adults More Likely to Enter Asylums
Statistics show divorced persons are four times as liable to go to insane asylums as married people who mostly own homes. The elder Dillinger leaves a carnal carnival to become curator of a crime museum. One of the dirtiest of the son's deeds was what he has done to his father.
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Dillinger
Glass House Wrecked Upon Owner’s Florida Return
Evelyn Ward Leigh of Nyack says her glass house was smashed after she returned from Florida. Police suspect mischievous boys caused the damage, breaking windows, the kitchen roof glass, the front door, and door frames. Doors were found open or pried.
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Nyack
Evelyn Ward Leigh
Today
Florida
Cinder Burn Restores Sight to Eye
Herbert Bowden of Mount Holly New York regained sight in his right eye after a cinder flare during janitorial work at the Burlington county courthouse. He had been blind in that eye for twenty two years and had tried many specialists and treatments.
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Mount Holly
N. Y
Herbert Bowden
Burlington County
Bowden
Robber Steals Wires in Spite of Heavy Voltage
Monterey police seek a man who cut and stole 300 feet of six strand copper wire. They focus on the feat of handling a live 440 volt wire without harm rather than the stolen cable itself.
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Monterey
Calif
McGill Alumni Match Sale Supports College Funds
McGill University plans a large sale of matches to alumni across the country to raise funds. Officials said the effort aims to generate a small amount of money for the college.
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Montreal
McGill University
McGill
600-Pound Halibut Caught With Hand Line in Victoria
An Indian fisherman in Victoria British Columbia hauled a 600 pound halibut using a hand line and improvised hooks. The feat highlights local maritime skill and remains a striking record of angling prowess.
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Victoria
B. C
Champagne and soap bind highway binders
Champagne is linked to swimming strength challenging the cigaret theory of athletic stars. The government plans an experiment using soap as a binder on two million miles of highway with hopes of cleaner streets if successful.
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