Passover Celebrations Highlight Freedom and Rituals
MiMieries of freedom after fears of slavery in Egypt bring hope to Jews worldwide as Passover begins the evening of April 22. The festival marks the Exodus, Seder rituals, unleavened bread, and temple pilgrim origins, now observed at home and in synagogues across denominations.
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Federal Court Rooms Trim Replaced After Paint Dispute
On April 16 officials ordered removal of dark chocolate paint from the two court rooms in the new Federal Building. The contractor, W C Willett Decorating Co, 115 West 9th Street, is the low bidder at 897 dollars and will receive the contract if financially satisfactory.
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Fine Offering Is Promised at Sparta Plan Adults' Classes
Sparta April 16 local notes announce a sale of tickets for the Volunteer Firemen show A Hill Billy Wedding set for April 18 at the fire hall with a full house expected. The program includes new specialty acts and a long list of performers. The Adult Home Economics class will meet April 2 for a Handicraft Work and Upfilled Animal lesson, enrollment 25 cents. Community updates include marriages, lodge installations, Grange events, and local visits across Sparta and surrounding areas.
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Carl Mallon
Victor Sayre
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R. V. Shreve
Linzie Zilch
Neil Shanahan
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Herman Winans
Ada
John Kolaja
Little Milford
William Harris
Lone Ranger
Willard Tillotson
Siner
Frank Firth
Sidney Winans
Pucklewartz
Clair Lindsey
Fannie Mac
Mary Dooper
Jimmy Shreve
Minnie
Neil Burton
Lawrence Murdock
Ralph
Shirley ‘Tillotson
Jesse Sayre
Baye Sayre
Arden Bennet
Harold Wallace
Robert Foley
Pau Smith
Trene Morton
Dick Winans
Ethel Patterson
A. H. Brown
Bill Harrison
Lois Ann Dowler
Joe Aversa
Centerville
Frst
Lessin
Spartanburg
Frank Allen
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Five Convicted in Plant Riots Set for Sentencing
Erie, April 16 Judge George H Rowley, referenced in November during the Glazence Inwin trial and strike turmoil at Griffin Manufacturing, is to sentence Irwin and four others found guilty of inciting to riot and malicious mischief. Under Pennsylvania law they face up to nine years and $3,000 in fines collectively, with each of three inciting charges carrying up to three years and $1,000 per count.
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George H. Rowley
Mercer County
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Rockford suffers injuries after fall at Cas tanea plant
Allen Rockford 95 a bailer room engineer at Castanea Paper Co in Johnsonburg fractured a vertebra and left ankle in a fall from a plank over bailers yesterday. He was brought to Community hospital in good condition.
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Allen Rockford
Castanea Paper Company
Johnsonburg
Rockford
Himebaughs Visit Former Home in Cenietillé
Mr and Mrs Arthur Himebaugh of Cenietillé were Sunday guests of Mrs Allie Maitland, the mother of the latter, and her granddaughter Miss Elizabeth Wilson, at their former home.
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Chicago
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Charles Livenspire
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Pile Torture Relieved by San-Cura Ointment
Detroit man T J Williams reports lasting relief from chronic itching and burning of piles after using San-Cure Ointment. He praises the product, enclosing payment for a large jar. San-Cura Ointment sold at druggists for 35 and 60 cents, with San-Cura Soap advertised as a preparatory wash.
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T. J. Williams
Detroit
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