Gap School News Sports Editor Reflects on Fair Play
The GAP SCHOOL NEWS staff, led by Editor-in-Chief Frances Bertelier and Sports Editor Dorothy Pendleton, emphasizes playing fair. Quotations from Downie remind players that a true winner is defined by how they conduct themselves, not by victory alone.
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Frances Bertelier
Faye Pendleton
Virgie Berteleer
Samen Anna Mine Sorenson
Dorothy Pendleton
Eva May Knudson
Downie
the Times-Herald
Jinx Tucker
Dorothy Dix
Quitlen
Golden wedding echoes in Lane and related local notices
Community notes recall the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Lane with celebrations at their home and gatherings of relatives from Valley Mills, Mosheim, Lanes Chapel, Roby, Eola, and Weir. The column also mentions church events, social gatherings, sports updates, and local arrivals as readers join in village life.
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Minot
Sturgeon Vollee
Wao
Volles
J. W. Holt
Near Clifton
Kirby Cox
Millie Franklin
Near Meridian
Marie Poster
Dyersville
R. M. Lane
P. H. Barnett
Valley Mills
D. T. Poston
Mosheim
Bergman
Lanes Chapel
Eet
G. J. Lane
Roby
Texan
Shea
Georgy Tana
Eola
W. W. Smith
Wert
Mira
W. A. Lane
Hico
Lions
Bola
Rev
C. Hi
Cleburne
Jowell
Hargis
Dawson
Otis Hopper
Hamlin
Leon
Xrey Morgan
Morgan Next
Gues
Jas M. Robinson
Meridian
A. A. McNeill
BR. M. Tate
Eve Gogwint
Russell Smith
RM. Lane
Bowell Cox
Monheim
Fragmentary note hints at medical names and places
A garbled, partial transcription mentions Mr. Jes Higgins of Davert Seant and references Black-Draught, temperance, and medical terms. The legible items are names and incomplete phrases with no clear event or outcome.
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Jes Higgins
Davert
Thetford
Frank Parker Stockbridge notes on Litvinoff and early tobacco money
Frank Parker Stockbridge discusses Maxime Litvinoff the Soviet foreign minister visiting President Roosevelt about recognition and debts. He contrasts tobacco money with gold, recalls Maryland's 1634 State House financed by tobacco, and notes the Century of Progress Exposition reopening in Chicago. He reflects on happiness, urban leisure, and the value of learning, ending with a sidelight on forestry and a young locust seedling program.
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Maxion Lityinof
Amelia
Roosevelt
Russia
America
Finkelstein
England
Ivy Low
London
Virginia
Maryland
New England
Colony of
St. Mary's City
State Mall
Allred undecided about governor or senate bid
Austin November 16 Attorney General James V Allred has met today and will decide by December 15 whether to run for governor or U S Senate. He plans a hunting trip next month at a cousin’s ranch near Del Rio, with Del Rio friends hosting a dinner and a definite statement expected then about his political plans. The item notes a copyright move for Sweet Adeline amid beer’s return and popular culture.
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Austin
Astorney
James V. Allred
Allred
del Rio
la del Rio
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