Jukes and Miller win top in Morsa Sic League trio judged
Columbus School news reports Jukes got third in Shakespearean reading and Miller took third in poetry at Tidioute event. In Youngsville, girl trio Ray Hulett Vera Hammond Inez Thompson placed fourth and mixed quartet won first. Senior daily sale noted absences. Good Friday no school. Observations, student quotes, and a study hall feature follow with musings, jokes, and exchanges among staff and pupils.
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Louise Miller
Miss Waite
Misa Cuthbert
Tidioute
Miss Jukes
Mas Miller
Youngsville
Ray Hulett
Vera Hammond
Inez ‘Thompson
Mike Savio
Richard Trisket
Ruth Hulett
Inez Thomp
Fem ‘Teemley
Helen Savio
Phis
Harry Thompson
Mike Savko
Ube S. M. C
Mey
Russell
Union City Attorney R. Miller Dies at 84
Union City attorney Sidney R. Miller, 84, long-time Crawford County resident and prominent local figure, died early Monday at his South Street home after years of illness. He practiced law despite poor health and was active in the Baptist church and Masonic bodies. Surviving: wife, daughter Ruth Garlburg of Union City, and several grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at residence, Rev. Arden officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Miller, Brocton, N.Y., in charge.
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Sidney R. Miller
Erie
Craipford County
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Hall
Bloomfield Township
Crawford County
Baptist Church
Clement Louge
Eureka Lodge of the Masons
Ruth Garlburg
Arden
Brocton
Evergreen Cemetery
Grange Meet at Columbus to Feature Talks and Spelling
Columbus Grange will meet in the Columbus Improvement Hall Wednesday evening with a program including a talk on “Why this Community,” a feature by Mr. or Mrs. Arthur Page, and a discussion on horse breeding profitability in the East. N Doudd Mall s and Deilé Armstrong will discuss health, Bella Carroll will conduct a spelling match, and a general discussion on protection will close the session. A song selected by the Worthy Master will end the evening.
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Columbus Improvement Hall
Ong
Arthur Page
East
Deilé Armstrong
Bella Carroll
Wal
Helmoth
Ridgway Youth Dies of Broken Neck After Fall
John Scarfo 17 son of Mr and Mrs Frank Scarfo of N Broadstreet died after a fall at the Strand theatre steps Doctors ruled the cause a fractured neck at the base of the skull Coroner J Gerald Hayes said fainting or collapse may have caused the accident Funeral at St Leo s cemetery planned for Tuesday morning Survivors include six sisters and four brothers all at home
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Strand Theatre
Winess
Elk County General Hospital
Hayes
St. Leo's
John Scarfo
Fakir Tahre Bey Feats Explained by Writer Brunton
The New York Times reports Tahre Bey described how he avoids pain during extreme stunts. Brunton’s account details the granite chest block, scythe blades, and nerve pressure enabling a cataleptic coma and temporary paralysis to allow the feats.
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Tahra Bey
England
New York
Paul Brunton
Fakin
Egypt
London
Brunton
Mr. Brunton
Jaier Tabra
Death of Henry Stufflebean at 87 in Corry
Henry Stufflebean 87 of Corry died at his daughter's home this morning at 2 o'clock from a sudden heart attack after a period of illness. He leaves his wife, two daughters Mrs Huffman and Mrs Pipene Riley of Merchantville NJ, two brothers Albert and Roy, and a sister Mrs Meg Johnson of Corry. Funeral services will be at Deyisor Funeral Home Friday at 2:20 PM with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Corry
Claude Hamiman
Fast Street
Huffman
Pipenee Riley
Merchantaville
N. J
Albert
Roy Stufflebean
Meg Johnson
Deyisor
Pine Grove
Cemete
Notice to apply for auditorium use at municipal building
Public notice states all applications for use of the municipal building auditorium must be submitted and a permit obtained. The notice, signed by Guy Porter, Clerk, also references compliance with safety and alarm requirements and upcoming April meetings. Director of Public Property Wrel J. Wsav Dr warns about official procedures for event planning and related inquiries.
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Guy Clerk
Gily Golinct
Lye
Voller
Eypelshal
J. Wsav
Bublio Property
Borah lineup for Nebraska vote in doubt
Nebraska faces a tentative primary on April 7 with Sen. William Borah and President Roosevelt seeking party support. Delegates chosen at conventions may not heed the primary, and Borah is likely to be backed by about one of 14 top Republicans. Burke fights to be national committeeman, opposed by Dan Stephens and Terry Carpenter, risking a split.
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Ihe
Nebraska
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Ba K Burke
Senate
Willan E. Borah
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Alf Landon
Borah
Burke
Dan V. Stephens
Premont
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluit
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