Grade teachers are elected at Columbus
Columbus April notes record the election of grade teachers for 1930-31: Ava Dodd in 7th and 5th, Amy Ohm in 1st and 6th, Zella Carrall in 3rd and 4th, and Frances Bunnell in 1st and 2nd grades. Community church services include Rev Wm Hall on April 18. The Columbus Grange plans a play "Doughnuts" with a large cast, and the Young People's Society meets April 18. Clergy and local society members are praised for their work. road work and sugar season are mentioned. Stephen Parnham celebrates his 66th birthday.
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Stephen Parnham
Alice Dodd
Beckley College
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Edward Sands
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Drys Gain in Straw Vote in Digest Poll
United Press reports latest returns from cities in the Literary Digest prohibition poll show drys gaining in the straw vote. The data covers enforcement and modification topics as the survey progresses across multiple urban centers.
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United Press
New York
Literary Digest
Struck by Car Fatally Hurd Little Boy in Kenmar
A 10 year old boy, fatally injured Monday at 5 p m when struck by an auto driven by George Hudson of 134 Parkvane Avenue Kenmar Hudson said the child ran into the road near West Main Street. The boy died about two hours later. He lived with parents and two brothers on Middle Road.
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Lawrence Butkelman
George Hudson
Parkvane Avenue
Kenmar Hudson
Mont
West Main Street
Middle Road
Rum runners recaptured near Mayville after escape
Two alleged rum runners escaped from United States Commissioner Bootey’s office yesterday afternoon and were recaptured about an hour later near Westfield. They are now prisoners in Mayville county jail. Deputy Sheriff Sardeson stopped a car near Portlane, seizing 180 quarts of liquor and arresting Robert Neal and Daniel Neal, Steubenville, Ohio. Federal agents later destroyed the liquor and took the men to arraignment, where they pleaded not guilty and waived exam. An escape attempt followed when they fled Bootey’s office. a countywide description led to their recapture in Westfield.
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Jamestown
United States
Edward BR. Bootey
Delockt
Liberty
Westfield
Mayville
Harl J. Sardeson
Sardeson
Portlane
Robert Neal
Market Treet
Steubenville
Ohio
Daniel Neal
South Sixth Street
Federal Prohibition
Buffalo
Commissioner Bootey
Wellman Building
Federal Building
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Hel
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Clayton Damon Returns Home After Overnight City Visit
Clayton Damon arrived back at his Spring Creek home this morning following an overnight visit in the city. Authorities offered no statement on the visit.
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Mus
Spring Creek
Cit
Surprising Community Festivities in Hatchtown Spree
Sparta and Vicinity bulletin reports a surprise visit at Wayne Skiff home in Hatchtown with thirty neighbors, music, games, and midnight lunch. It notes J A Johnston visiting family, bureau staff changes at local post office, civic cautions about roaming dogs, and various social gatherings including Princess Pat Club and Lady Morton Rebekah Lodge activities.
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Vic
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J. A. Johnston
Keating Summit
Bertha Elston
Meadville
Grawford Board of Trustees
Mothers’ Pension Fund
Wayne Ailens
Jodhi
Jones
Burgess Thompson
Princess Pat Club
Shares Scurem
Narrow Escape In Auto Crash At Coudersport
April 9 at 7 pm in Coudersport a car driven by Hays Clark struck a gas tank in front of a garage on Allegany avenue and Main street, sparking a fire. Clark escaped unharmed, firefighters stopped the blaze, but the car and large garage windows were damaged. Nearby residents including Mrs. Bly Schreckéngost and others from Union City and Erie were mentioned.
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Coudersport
Abo
Hays Clark
Allegany Avenue
Main
Clark
Wonderful News for Fits Sufferers in Brooklyn
A Brooklyn notice proclaims a new remedy Phenoleptel stops epilepsy fits. It claims thousands helped and invites readers to write to Phenoleptel Company Box 71 St Johns Place Station Brooklyn NY for a free booklet. The ad lists a department and code 319 10 168.
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Phenoleptel Company
St. Johns Pl
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