Community News From Lanes Chapel Spotlight
Rav J plans regular Truro Huminy due to ill Methodint quarterly conf. Public advised of upcoming events. Mrs Aa vt Tredell and Mr. Cittle Bie attended Sunday gathering with friends and relatives. Miss Lee joined a Mills concert outing with ACH Poston family. Daniel Johan visited from Clifton during the week. Townley family, Joe McCormack and Alvin Bell shared meals or visits. Mins Ruby Abel hosted guests from Valley Mille and Mr Avery Cox family. Mrs D Poston hosted vistors in Monbeion. Spurgeon Wollen and Mix attended Waco visits. Oscar Bergman, Mrs Lane and guests joined Sunday luncheon with Bra NR. Lane family hosted mother and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rav J
Moshell
Cittle Bie
Aa Vt Tredell
Mim Wrances Vollen
Koppers
Ach
Poston
Lee
Mills
Daniel Johan
Clifton
Mra
Chatley Townley
Ted Meg
Joe McCormack
Alvin Bell
Hed
Rise
Tammy
Mre
Tie Marton
Mosheir
Agaded
Benday
Ruby Abel
Valley Mille Suport
Avery Cox
RM. Lane
D. Poston
Monbeion
Mix
Spurgeon Wollen
Waco
Arn
Oscar Bergman
Bra
Lane
Tee Peace
Cayote School News Of The Week Basketball Defeat And Tournament Notes
The Cayote School weekly note reports the boys basketball team lost 84 to 17 to Coon Creek last Friday. It lists players for the Walnut Spring tournament and names managers and staff. Also mentions a play titled The Poor Married Man set for February 1 and notes Mr. Price Hobgood recovering from illness. Local family items include Mrs. Jess Sep oFanor and Bosquevite connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riven
York
Coon Creek
Ore
Walnut
Velma Milller
Lo Ous Hare
Kathleen Till
Lydia Harpe
Nanly Potter
Anna Marie Eck Fet
Aubotituten
Fivth Yokert
Malin Me Albrecht
Gertrude ‘Kettler
Super Sen
Misa Trewe Mjaaland
Daye Tasta U6
Oncar Hamm
Alfred Hinkelman
Ivan Badio Ceetrom
Millard Sadler
Rovery
Jexs
Gartieraville School And Community News
Local notices praise community volunteers who fixed mud holes and built an all weather road to the school. Reports of illness curtailed school, students describe projects in literature and science, and a notice about eye examinations and a store event concludes the page.
Transportation leaps from legs to air in world progress
The article traces human mobility from walking and animal haulage through water travel and cartwright wheels to steam, railways, and early autos. It notes key milestones and figures in propulsion, from Rome and Alexander the Great to Newcomen, Watt, Stephenson, Duryea, and early aviation pioneers. It concludes that advances in transportation have steadily shrunk the globe, culminating in modern air and sea travel.
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Mira
Zephyr
Jenn
Milan
Troyeed
Innannea
Lomrest
Tranport
Rome
Darlavs
Alexander the Great
Tidewater
James Wall le
Seth
Con Mine
Thomas Newcomen
James Cawley
Savery
James Watt
Watt
Jamon
Potomac River
Jamen
Peel
Ates
Rotterdam
West Indies
Stockton
Darling
England
George Stephenson
Uit
Liverpool
Manchester
United States
Charleston
Hamburg
South Carolina
Lave
Murely
Jane Thurney Manehard
Massarhan
RED
Willa. James
Derbi ‘i Aia
New York City
Hye
Carl Aahelon
Germany
Chicago
Charles E. Duryea
Frank
Weheht Brothers
Orville
Kitty Mawk
North Carolina
Louis Bleriot
Enrith Channel
Aer
Liew
Read
Newfoundland
John Alcock
Levi
Arthur W. Brown
Ireland
Oceanic Ale Sroaaingy Are No Novelty. With Aleplaces Carryng Mall and Mongera
Atlantic
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Lanes Chapel
Cayote
Sep oFanor
Gartieraville
Thara
Thong
Harfieen
Albert Zuehlke
Merrivale
Carroll Golden
Cooper
Krueger
Bob Zuehike
Monroe Krunepent
Coyote
Hayes Williams
Malone
Lionel Williams
Fengerat Weber
Agg
Eermalon
Toey
Ars Shaw
Amazon ‘Valley
Portal Dig
Slares
Mildred
Jee
Allee Bpltzer
Victor Corrad
Eldwin Onwald
Orell Colins
Arnold Wiede
Atx
Bad Hy Taortune
Hunby
Pauline Helme
Osell Cailline
Milton Helms
Corneriug
Ghippel
Grand Rapids
Micky
Aspirett
Annonay
France
Work Chiccen
Oites Tc
Stuart
Mike Terview
OWL Sandwich Shop
Robert Rupfiy
Burton Bofy
Lou Bation
Carton, Texas
Clifton Tailors
Radio Entertainment
Tehfele
Prion Sheen
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