Patriotism and war talk in a school column and PTA notes
The issue features editor Irene Fulcher criticizing profiteers and calling for peace amid Italo-Ethiopian tensions. It reports six weeks honor rolls across grades, a successful PTA Carnival raising 850 dollars for campus improvements, and student activities including Star Spangled Banner reports and Halloween games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Agnes Faulkner
Irene Fulcher
Ruby Alta Starnes
Sarah J. Yeager
Clara Seelig
Doris Belle Andrews
Mary Elizabeth Conn
Ouida Baird
Mary Lucille Yeager
Bobbie Nell Case
Evelyn Worley
Kathryn Schier
Nannye Louise Sanford
Joy Gambill
Myrtle Knight
Elwood Schier
Euvenia Isac
Helen Fayt
Joanne Smith
Milano Sunday School Honors Sam Taylor on 20 Years
Members of the Methodist Sunday School and friends surprised Sam Taylor at his home last Thursday to mark 20 years of regular attendance at Milano church. He has missed only five Sundays in that period, and the gathering included games, refreshments, and a traveling set presented by the Sunday School.
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Methodist Sunday School
Sam Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Milano
Taylor
Marselle
Ray Woods
Bee Luce
Mattie Pinkerton
Miss Pearl
R. L. Hildexbrandt
Hubert Paschell
Water Ilies Drehr
Moseley
Cameron
Local Residents News From Dallas and Nearby Areas
Weekend visitors return home after extended stays with family in Dallas. Mrs. Milton Pierce stays in Houston at a sick daughter's bedside this week. Mr. and Mrs. Craig depart for Lampasas after four months with Santa Fe Railway work. Ed Brennon visits family between trains. Mrs. Charlie Brannon returns from Waco after several days away.
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Milton Pierce
Houston
Mrs. Craig
Lampasas
Mr. Craig
The
Santa Fe Railway
Charlie Brannon
Waco
Hoover Witnessed Accident Prank Turned Real by Fraternity
Mrs. Herbert Hoover struck a road dummy on a curved Stamford Campus road and, after stopping the car, found the dummy laid out as a prank. The students fled once they saw her, leaving no one involved.
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Stamford
Winchester will leaves estate to employer's son Henry Baker
Chas. Strange of Winchester Virginia left his estate valued at $5,000 to Henry Baker, the son of a family for whom Strange had worked for many years, in a notable bequest showing trust between employer and domestic workers.
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Winchester
Chas. Strange
Henry Baker
Fattest Man Pedro Cardoso Dies in Buenos Aires
Pedro Cardoso, 32, reportedly the fattest man in the world at 638 pounds, died in Buenos Aires after a long battle with a venous ailment. His death ends a publicized life that drew international media attention and medical scrutiny.
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Buenos Aires
Pedro Cardoso
Vaeumoun.a
Cardul Cures Nervous Weakness Says Paragould Woman
Mrs. Cora Sanders of Paragould Arkansas recounts shaking spells from nervousness and weakness. After taking Cardul she improved, stopped cramps, and felt much better. She gave Cardus to her daughter who likewise recovered.
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Cora Sanders
Paragould
Ark
Cardus
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