Fragmented OCR Sports Note With Names Partially Legible
A garbled passage lists several names and mentions football and education topics. The legible items include references to Mrs Bound and Don test, with partial names such as Laurie and Bob Ullivant. The fragment hints at sports and school activity but lacks a coherent event or outcome.
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Bi Fewaky
Laurie
Bob Ullivant
Gene
Aulson
Dews
Mrs. Bound
Educa Sports
Carl Op
Fre wan' party and deer tales at Columbus school
Columbus school notes describe a festive Christmas party with carols and decorations followed by a deer hunting tale of John Murk and humorous sophomores mock travel excerpts. Teachers decorated, vacation planned, and students prepared for a play and ring arrivals amid playful school-life vignettes.
Youth Admits Loganton Bank HoldUp Attempt
Raymond Simcox 21 of Tylersville confessed to attempting the Loganton National Bank hold up last Thursday. He also said he stole two Tooke Haven Automobiles but denied stealing a car belonging to IL H Leatner of Williamsport found wrecked near the Lock Haven paper mill. Simcox was arrested Saturday night at his grandmother Barrows Farwell home by Renovo police. He was booked in Renovo on weapons charges and brought to Lock Haven for questioning. He broke down early Sunday and disclosed motives and methods.
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Columbus
BT. A
John Murk
Stevensan
Majide
Stirt
Helen
Tod
Rence
Erie
Sophie
Loor
Washington
White House
Ellen
Jackson
Carolyn
Thea
Miss Cuthbert
Titusville
Miss Waite
New Wilmington
Tri Hit
Carolyn Johnson
Mon Flay
Henry Jaquith
Mrs. Bunnell
Ruth
John Brown
Ruth Coons
Veronica Jankowski
Runovo
Raymond Simcox
Renovo
Simcox
Lock Haven
Henry M. Hipple
Commissions to Candidates in Pennsylvania Stream
The commission bureau in the Secretary of Commonwealth’s office is issuing commissions to about 2 000 officials who won in the November 5 election and will take office in 1926. Among those to be commissioned are Supreme Court Justices H Holgar Barnes Horace Stem Superior Court Judge Jesse E B Cunningham and Chief Justice John I Kephart who will head the state’s high court in January. Justice Kephart will replace Justice Robert M Frazer who retires at the end of his term.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Secretary of Commonwealth
Sorme
Supreme Court
H. Holgar
Barnes
Horace Stem
Superior Court
Jesse E. B. Cunningham
John i. Kephart
Justice Kephart
Robert M. Frazer
Justice Frazer
Christmas party chaos in study hall and history class
Students mingle over decorations and invites in a festive scene. Mentions of Marion Miller Fern Teemley and Russell Moore highlight classroom chatter. The piece humorously notes political quiz questions and a holiday goodbye before Christmas vacation ends.
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Santa Claus
Russell Moore
Russell
Harry Thompson
Richard Trisket
Marion Miller
Mary Savko
John Nance Garner
Roosevelt
Paris
Fern ‘Teemley
Fern
Hans
Two Women Die in South Union Street Hit and Run
A car struck two women on South Union Street near Mount View Cemetery last night. Mrs. Catherine McGinnis Wilder, 65, died instantly from a broken neck, while Mrs. Alice Cole, 58, suffered a severe head injury with multiple fractures. hospital reports hope for recovery. Kenneth Swinaford, 4 Substation No. 3 Bradford, the driver, was questioned by police and released with a warning he will be called as needed.
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Olwan Dee
South Union Street
Mount View Cemetery
Catherine McGinnis Wilder
Alice Cole
Iit
Olean General Hospital
Kenneth Swinaford
Bradford
ABA Eastern States Bankers Meet in Philadelphia
The American Bankers Associations will hold an Eastern States Conference on banking service in Philadelphia January 24 and 28 as part of the national program. Robert V. Fleming presides. Harry J. Haas and C. Howard Wolfe chair the arrangements. sessions cover managerial legislative and operational banking problems.
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United Press
Philadelphia
American Bankers Associations
Robert V. Fleming
ABA
Fleming
Harry J. Haas
First National Bank of Philadelphia
C. Howard Wolfe
Philadelphia National Bank
Regis Jal
Segregation Plan for Felons in Ontario Under Debate
Fragmentary text outlines a proposed system to segregate felons by age and repeat offense. It mentions under 25s going to jail, with others offered transfers and repeat offenders placed elsewhere.
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Toronto
Man Charged With First Degree Murder in Unite Valley
Hezekah W. Goodwin of Humphrey faced arraignment before Justice Rollin H. Pratt on a first degree murder charge. District Attorney A Edward Erieger of Sak amanea declined comment after the arraignment. The funeral for 81 year old Humphrey farmer and former Ellery Center resident Lynette Johnson will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at her Kennedy home.
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Unite Vally
Johnson
A. Edward Erieger
Sakamanea
Hezekah W. Good- Win
Humphrey
Justice of the Peace
Rollin H. Pratt
Humphrey Farmer
Ellery Center
Lynette Johnson
Kennedy
Goodwin
Nina
Tony
Maren
Cory Business and Professional Women Dinner Party
The Cory businesswomen group held a Christmas dinner for fourteen at the Hotel Cory in the main dining hall at 6:30 PM. A four course chicken dinner followed by a program led by Mazel Merker and Mrs Myra Thoman included a Christmas pie and gifts, with bridge and Michigan games completing the evening. Awards were given to several members including Lena Merker Ruth Soper and Mildred Denton.
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Cory
Malor Inite
Mazel Merker
Myra Thoman
Swink
Edna. Blaiichard
Bridge
Michigan
Ho Skinner
Lena Merker
Ruth Soper
Mildred Denton
Hunter dies after accidental gun discharge near Lewis Run
Alfred Leone twenty one died Saturday afternoon while hunting near Lewis Run. The gun fatally wounded him when it accidentally discharged as he clambered over a bank. Leone and companions were returning to Lewis when the incident occurred. Jimmy Schiapps said he saw the gun go off and Leone fall. Immediate aid arrived but life could not be saved.
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Jcanne
Alfred Leone
Lewis
Lewis Run
Leone
Jimmy ‘Schiapps
Young Livermore Suffers Relapse
Santa Barbara report notes Livermore youth in a renewed illness flare after a prior bout. Doctors feared condition could worsen though recovery seemed possible with rest and care.
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Young Livermore
Unites Press
Santa Barbara
Calil
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