Plan Program In Observance Of Music Week
A public music program planned for Music Week features Junior High School Girls and both junior and senior orchestras directed by Miss Lucile Murray. Highlights include overture Mignonette, vocal solos, glee club selections, and band numbers with student performers and posters promoting the event.
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Real Vesus
de Lorry Anlevs
Lucile Murray
Johnsynne
Museyi
Deotak
Gilde Fing
Aiyugariay Dunes
Aly Sunshine
Lie Capua oGike Chih
Payer
Stepten Pullins
C Ruinsin
Margarey Ulari
Yocul Solo
Tosier
Atlueon DeLury
Mame
Ohl Polks
Glee Club
Youth Charged With Slaying Of Child In October Killing
United Press dispatch from Fronton Oklahoma reports 17 year old Ray Water Yates of Tick Ridge charged with murder in the October killing of Stella Bhiyon nine. Legal filings describe the death as caused by accidental pistol shot. An affidavit claims Yates killed the girl when she tricked his dog. The affidavit was filed by the girl's father, an 18 year old who had earlier said Yates had threatened him.
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United Pressronton
Ray Water
Tick Ridge
Stella Bhiyon
Wats
Pilental
Yates
Mysterious Cult Divides New Jersey Couple
A New Jersey wife seeks divorce over her husband joining a restrictive religious cult that forbids playing sports. The Cincinnati Enquirer notes increasing interest in when the husband joined and how it affects family plans as other wives await developments.
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New Jersey
Woulang Funng
Meir
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertises Sleep Aid
A testimonial from Mrs. Margaret Wallace of Columbus Ohio claims Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health after months of fatigue and household duties. She praises the medicine for restoring appetite and energy and urges other women to try it, promising her money back if not satisfied.
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Margaret Walace
Columbus
Ohio
Mrs. Wallice
Lydia Brinkham
Bridge Over Allegheny Nearer Construction Near Lrvineton
Representative Harris J. Bisler introduced a bill to authorize Pennsylvania to build a bridge over the Allegheny River near Irvineton, connecting the Allegheny highway with the Roosevelt highway. The plan, supported by the state highway department, hinges on sufficient water depth and bids to improve the Corydon to connect with the New Works State system.
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Erie
Harris J. Bisler
Dimgres
Pensylvania
Allegheny River
Lrvineton
State High Fall Department
Allegheny
Hoats
Upstair
Honurescnun Bixler
State Highway Department
State Highway Panel
Officimle Vo
Corydon
Jus New Works
Honor Students At Cony High Recognized For High Averages
Cony High School principal Howard J Sheen reports rising numbers of students achieving one grade A or higher this past marking period. Names listed include Marie Baressi Charlotte Brockrun Allene Frank Ruth Frang Alice Freno Dorothy Gates Elizabeth Ing Purdie Bly Meatrice Murray Rebecca Mac Kenzie Dorothy Williams Mytle Durham Dorothy Hammon Lille Utley Buth Matteson Lucile Blakeslee Herenice Hemis-Ardarth Brundage Grae Smith Pam Shuimsky Euith Swinson and others.
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Howard J Sheen
Cony High School
Iecay
Ort Niwinetté Haressi
Marie Baressi
Harlotte Brockrun
Allene Frank
Ruth Frang
Alice Freno
Dorothy Gates
Elizabeth Ing
Purdie Bly
Meatrice Murray
Rebecca MacKenzie
Dorothy Williams
Toward
Hinkessee
David Ketner
Mytle
Durham
Dorothy Hammon
Lille U¢lley
Buth Matteson
Lucile Blakeslee
Hernice Hemis-Ardarth Brundage
Grae Smith
Pam Shuimsky
Euith Swinson
Newspaper plant wrecked prompts guard editor’s safety
In Eewiston Pennsylvania on April 30, precautions were being taken to protect C A Baker editor of the McChire Plast Dealer from action by tambers. A short time earlier Baker’s newspaper plant was wrecked by an bomb and five threats were received, with warnings of more danger.
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United Press
Eewiston
Yward C A. Baker
McChire Plast
Rom Avtion de Tambers
Ako Baker
Sant
Bomtr
Arenteing
Temperatures Lower by Ten Degrees in Recent Months
A late 19th or early 20th century report notes that the average temperatures for March and April 1825 were lower than typical, with monthly readings showing a decline of about ten degrees. The Journal editor GH Vows tracks this trend, comparing averages across months and referencing routine weather observations and pre-sunrise data.
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Mareh
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Festa! Telegraph
Eho
Fu Ienent
Vostutager
Harding Association Year End Meeting
A large crowd of members gathered for the final meeting of the year at the Seluot Ling dash. The program featured a friendly social, closing business remarks, and a celebratory atmosphere as the group wrapped up seasonal activities.
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Wits Cnr
Another Huge Oil Fire in California
United Press reports a fresh oil fire in California near Palisade within a month, the third since April. A Standard Oil store building collapsed during the blaze, with casualties and a large stock of oil and money believed at risk. details are incomplete due to the damaged text.
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California
United Press
Barrasenel
Cal
Palitfienia
Standard Oil
Wwe
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