How Smart Are You Quiz Questions From Historical Page
A segmented trivia list asks ten questions on varied topics including a senator Marquette graduate, prescription pen markings, a mangled name, a Deadwood murder, largest state by area, capitals starting with a letter, Hamilton’s wound, the Palisades, aspirin tablet grain content, and a physician linked to circulatory blood theory, with stray remnants about Holy Land hostilities.
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U. S
Marquette University
Marshal
Stout
Deadwood
Dakota Territory
New York
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Alexander Hamilton
Hudson
Fire damages Niedarriter store truck in short circuit blaze
Fire caused an estimated 125 damage to a Niedarriter store truck when a short circuit sparked flames near the engine on East Washington street. Driver Wilbur Hamed stopped to aid a motorist and flames blistered paint and damaged the motor as two bottles of carbon dioxide were used to extinguish the blaze during rush hour traffic. In Pittsburgh, two cars collided on the Turnpike near Allegheny Valley, killing a mother and daughter from Washington, D C, and injuring five others. Jean Odom, 48, of Gardner Webb College, was hospitalized with possible broken ribs.
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Niedarriter
Wilbur Hamed
Washington Street
Washington and
Center Streets
Pittsburgh
Allegheny Valley
Martha L. Odom
Washington, D. C
B. P. Odom
Jean Odom
Gardner Webb College
Boiling Springs
N.C
Erie Man Duped By Check Writer
An Erie man says he unknowingly acted as the fall guy for a worthless checkmaker after his arrest. John Cunningham, 47, pleads innocence and is released on $500 bail until a December 20 hearing before Alderman James Hogan. Police say the suspect made at least two bad checks totaling 54 dollars found in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
John Cunningham
Eric
Sunningham
James Hogan
Funeral Service Set For Mrs Mabel White
The former Clarendon resident Mrs Mabel White dies in Cleveland and will be buried at Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg. Services Thursday at Peterson Funeral Home at 1 pm led by Rev Grant Mottern. Survived by brothers and sisters including Florence Haben and Joseph Purcell.
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Rue White
Brewery
Florence Haben
Cambridge
Mass
Johnstown
Pat Goenner
Joseph Purcell
Cleveland, Co
Henry EK. Carlson
Buffalo
N.Y
Christmas party notes from Cutting Cub Scouts and area families
Cub Scouts met at Mrs Ralph Thompson Jr home for a Christmas party with gifts and refreshments. Many visits between North Clymer North East and nearby families followed. Local church party featured games and Christmas treats. about $28 was given to Karen Nellis. Several families hosted or visited relatives across Clymer North East Find Lake Ripley Brig and Find Lake areas during the weekend.
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Ralph Thompson Jr
Edith TenHaken
Lawrence Bensink
North ‘Clymer
Clyde Courtright
Lafe Willey
Spss
East
Donald Willey
Marlene
Linda Redding
Merle Pierce
North East
Orpha ‘Hapgood
Arthur Imberry
Sherman
Max Bemis
Deborah
Snyder Circle
William Bemis
Prograss
Karen Nellis
Grace Evans
Merle Evans
Clymer
Kate Willey
Edith Tennaken
North Clymer
Paul van Gorkom
John
Little Hope
Towle Park
Frank Bayle
Carl Marsh
Hlouise
Gordon Shampoe
Joseph Lowes
Lawrence Dunnewold
Geraldine Warner
Milton Courtright
Martin Bemis
Glen Evans
Arthur Wallace
Earl Thompson
Find Lake
George Hapgood
Martin Sr
Robert Spoon
Ripley
Harold Bemis
Fred Wallace
Jerusalem Christmas 1953 Amid Jewish Arab Strife
The Holy Land faces ongoing conflict as Jerusalem remains divided with Jordan controlling the Old City and Bethlehem outside its borders. Internationalization efforts meet Israeli and Jordanian opposition while historical shifts from Nebuchadnezzar to World War I shape the city’s turbulent past and political status.
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Jerusalem
Holy City
Devrish
Egypt
General Allenby
Palestine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holy Land
Mabel White
Betts
Columbus
R “A
Loblaw’s
Hee Bannott
F. C. Chapin & Son