GaUeTs Gap School News Highlights 10th Year Events
GaUeTs Gap School News reviews the tenth year with 990 000 in circulation noted. A Cran-Edward assembly introduced staff Chief John Carlson Jr Editor Faye Pedersen, reporters Carol Sehog Anns Mae, and the Hallow Carnival set for October 31 with crowning ceremony. Pep squads elected, key leaders listed, and a new addition underway. Seniors elect Page Pederson on October 1. committees named. Sports recap: Gap Lions defeated by ten men last Friday with line details and players named.
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Cran- School
John Carlson Jr
Faye Peder
Dahl
Thurs- Mie Harris
Sapotrior
Ta ‘Peat
Margie Low Bertell
Grace Fort
Bi Wremmar School
Romine
Joe
Sutton
CS. Cease News
Page Pederson
C. J. Jones
Mildred
Gap Lions
Oc Milla
Deoak
Miller
Halt
Mas Fellawa
Tay
Guarda
Dave Roy Kirkland
Bowser
Local High School Fields New Volleyball and Basketball Teams
Our high school has begun organizing a volleyball squad and a basketball team. The roster includes Jacks Hig Wickman 135 pounds J. Pederson 1400 pounds Fullback Miller Guerterback John Maakestad 140 pounds John Reesing 101 pounds J Pederson 105 pounds Robne 180 pounds.
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SES
ANW
Jacks
Hig Wickman
J. Pederson
Sik
Guerterback
Miller
John Maakestad
John Reesing
J. P
Pederson
Robne
Flight around world in two days predicted by professor
Leeds University mathematician Selig Brodatsky told Rand University that air travel could reach 500 miles per hour from Croydon to Cape Town and allow a world circumnavigation in two days with night flying essential. He noted 400 mph in the Schneider Cup and warned wing-span limits cap top speeds near 800 mph without fundamental changes.
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Johannesburg
Croydon
Cape Town
Selig Brodetsky
Applied Mathematics
Leeds University
England
Rand University
Brodatsky
Cape of Good Hope
Buffaloes and Humans Beings on the Prairie Ring of Survival
A fragmented passage notes buffalo rings formed by wolves driving the herd to protect the weak. It describes collective defense, cooperation, and the eventual decline with white rifle slaughter, contrasting old wisdom with modern fate. The text references Progressive Farmer and the Albuquerque Journal as sources.
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United States
Tone
Falo
Thirteen-year-old Bertha Walsh claims rare school record
Teving Texas October 1 Bertha Mae Walsh aged thirteen has attended twenty three different schools in her life across six states Mississippi Louisiana Florida Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas Her family moved frequently with her father a traveling worker and now settled near Irving Texas Her brother James Burt eleven schools in four states is noted as well The item shifts to B U news from Meridian Church reporting a October 4 meeting and regional youth work plans with pledges and banners highlighted
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Teving
Texas
Oet
Bertha Mae| Walsh
Bertha Mae
Mississippi
Louisana
Florida
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Jack Walsh
Irving
Walsh
James Burt
B.T. U
B. U
Meridian
C. E. Poe
George Kendall
Mavis Fort
B. TU
Abilene
BTU
Kellum
Local Families Visit and Move In From Whitney
Mr and Mrs Frank Day visited Valley Mills for medical treatment. Dan Case and daughter Avanda Ann were in Citon. Mrs Roland Findley was a Whitney visitor. Barney Day moved from near Waco to the community. Mrs H T Case visiting relatives at Roar and Waco. RC Horn and children were in Whitney. L W Bridger and Ben Echals in Whitney on business. A S and J C Guthrie were in Waco. Mr and Mrs C Smith and Gip Smith in Waco. W T Horn and family were Whitney visitors. H T Case Jr and wife spent Saturday near Waco.
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SNS
Frank Day
Valley Mills
Dan Case
Lita
Avanda Ann
Citon
Roland Findley
Barney Day
Waco
H. T. Case
Roar
RC. Horn
Whitney
L. W. Bridger
Ben Echals
A.S
J. C. Guthrie
C. €. Smith
Gip Smith
W. T. Horn
Whittney
H. T. Case, Jr
Fort Worth Lawyer Had Premonition Before Fatal Trip
Fort Worth attorney A. P. Perkins wrote his last will on September 24 as he prepared for a Wyoming hunting trip. He was fatally injured when his car overturned near Amarillo the next day and died four days later in an Amarillo hospital. The report also notes airplane noise comparisons and a study on regional scarlet fever death rates.
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Fort Worth
A. P. Perkins
Wyoming
In. Snghand
Perkins
Amarillo
George Pace Found Guilty In Poison Cup Slaying
Meridian reports George Pace is found guilty as an accomplice in the April 23 poison coffee cup death of Menloe Jermatad. The jury, after an hour and eight minutes of deliberation, sets a seven year sentence. Pace remains expressionless as verdict is announced.
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George Pace
Meridian
Menloe Jermatad
D. A. Carpenter Physician Ant Jay Phone 63
D A Carpenter physician listed with address details and office contact. fragmentary OCR text mentions office and phone 63, but specific location and full name context are unclear. No event or outcome described.
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D. A. Carpenter
Ant Jay
Carpenter
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