Basketball Looks Promising For Local School Team
The Correctionritie high school shuskies organize a basketball quintet built around former football stars. New suits bought and indoor practice underway as 14 candidates compete for spots to face top state teams. Captain Higary Olsen leads. Harry Schneetloth as guard. Prospects strong despite no games yet. The squad includes Wil O Niei, Lloyd Peck, Roy McCormick, Sammy Sandren, Mack Smith, Getre Ax if Greiner, Justin Bap, Lyle Strig, Roger Morris, Randall Van Boit, Fit Marron, Archie Lent, and five players from the senior roster.
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Correctionritie
Shuskies
Ume A
Manual Libor
Tin
Wil O Niei Llloyd Peck
Roy McCormick
Sammy Sandren
Mack Smith
Getre- Axif Greiner
Justin Bap
Lyle Strig
Roger Morris
Randall van Boit- Fit Marron
Archie Lent
Higary Olsen
The
Agereration
Harry Schneetloth
Sorrowful bier as D. H. Robbing laid to rest at Gowll Hope
Funeral for pioneer D. H. Robbing held in Hanistarger and Gowll Hope cemetery east of town. Friends from Union town prt, Pexheim, Marshtrid attended. Cecilia imalket played piano. Expressed sympathy to Robbing family. card of thanks notes appreciation for support after loss.
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Tomaina
D. H
H. Robbie
Union Town
Prt
Acti
Poliitren
Jincludine
E. Rothins
Jamily
Pexheim
Minn
Will Rebbina
Marshtrid
Newa
Amd
Hermes
Decias
M W A Gathering Proves Day of Full Enjoyment
The local M W A camp entertained about 690 people at Copeland Park for their first annual Woodman picnic. The day featured a ball game between Moville and Anthon, several races including motorcycle events, and a concluding concert by the Corpectionville band.
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Copeland Park
Pe Minn
Anthen
Moville Tall
Anthon
Moville
Watson Weer
Cennole
Synder
Ed Petty
Strike
W. B. Heritage
Ivan Eckhart
Ernest Them
Ivan Carrel
Albert Moon
Harekl Foster
Gay Conklin
Charley Schneckroth
Harry Heritase
Corpectionville
Stret
Wilkin Dies During Visit Near Clarence
Amos Wilkin of Clarence dies after a heart condition while visiting his brother John Wilkin east of town. He was born September 1 near Clarence and married in 1858 to Cents Aree. Survived by wife and three children. remains taken to Clarence for burial with family attending.
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Amos Wilkin
Anna Wilkin
Clarence
John Wilkin
Tie
John Witkin
Anne Witkin
Iml
Brotherhood Hosts Pleasant Event At Opening of Winter Efforts
A reception and readings marked the opening of the Brotherhood’s winter efforts at the church last Wednesday. Dr El Al Smith spoke on the group’s purpose while members Miss Florence Schmidt Fred Winn and others entertained with readings and a debated topic on whether men should cook. The affirmative and negative sides featured contributions from local high school staff and community members, with three minutes allowed for rebuttals.
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Progr
el AL Smith
Fdlth Eicher
Ao. Smith
Debate on provisions and leadership at the meeting
The event featured judges Mrs. Oscar Cantie Miss Rae Wetmore and M. Patterson who ruled unanimously though the affirmative won. A presidential vote was tallied with Roosevelt 2 Wilson 38 Chafin 7. Dr Am-temente Prof Smith and Rev Achezom offered brief remarks concluding the evening program.
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Oscar Cantie
Rae Wetmore
M. &. Patterson
Eoogevelt
Wilson
Chafin
A Temente
M. D. Smith
RD. Achezom
Tates
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