Fine progress in preparations for junior play
Advanced. The Junior class play A Full House to be presented at the Senior High auditorium on February 20 2nd 27th promises to be one of the most finished amateur dramatic offers yet to be seen on the school stage. Rehearsals this week push toward a polished production with a cast of Sioux City and Yonkers youth. the three act farce set in Mrs Flemings New York apartment features a parade of townspeople and a police sergeant. The show opens in early spring with Samuel French protection, under the direction of Miss Hess and will be offered for the public with ticket sales starting soon.
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Heid
Hitler
Willan Whaley
Susi
Mei
Sioux City
Marcela Edson
Atuly Howell
Cora Damon
John Hnatyzen Firs
Flemming
Dorothy Haskins
Jem Vernen
Weaest Pembroke
Boston
Yun Irginin Karaps
Flemaling
Werside Drive
New York City
Samuel French
Chiss Hess
Schwab Retires From All Business Ventures
Charles M. Huw, aged 68 and a New York resident, marks his 68th birthday by resigning from all business enterprises except Bethlehem Steel Company, which he calls his shield and main stake in a long career.
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Schwab
New York
Charles Mi Huw
Bethlehem Steel Company
Two Randolph Raids by Federal Agents Stir City
Federal agents raided a Randolph drugstore and a Diamond Filling Station at Main and Jamestown. They seized 87 pints of whiskey at the drugstore and arrested Lynn Aiken on liquor sale and possession charges. At the filling station, Claud Gohrs and Elmer Brown were arrested for liquor sale and possession after agents observed a buy and found two ounces of distilled spirits.
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Jamestown
Fet
Holcom
Randolph
Lynn ‘Aiken
Main
Sirrets
Claud Gohres
Elmer Brown
United States stance on arms and European involvement
The excerpt argues the U S should avoid entanglements in European affairs and resist enforcing international obligations with military force. It emphasizes reducing armaments, limiting commitments, and upholding constitutional restraint while expressing sympathy for global problems. The author cites American pacifist tradition and belief in perpetual peace.
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United States
Ueip
Without a Garden A Vista In Landscape Gardening
The article explores how vistas in small gardens arise from both created views and discovered ones. It emphasizes framing views through windows and paths, choosing charm over grandeur, and using features like a shaded garden seat, a small pool, or a sundial to create a terminus. Effects should seem simple and natural.
Drew Out For U S Senator From Bradford Announces Bid
Bradford city treasurer Webster G. Drew will seek the United States Senate nomination in the fall primaries on a platform opposing corporate spending in elections. He plans to petition in every election district and asks voters for fair representation in the Senate. Also, Bishop Phillip McPeytt of Harrisburg improved after a heart attack. late bulletins say he is out of danger.
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Kane
Webster G. Drew
Bradford
United States Senate
New York Times
Drew
Metropolitan
Tomor Row
Pennsylvania
Greensburg
St. Vincent
Phillip McPeytt
Harrisburg
Beaverdam News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Beaverdam notes list weekend visits by Earl and Olive MacDonalds and other locals. Olive Peterson’s birthday party drew many neighbors. Mrs. Morris Breed seeks medical care in Erie, while Mrs. Eben Chaffee returns from Union City. Several families host or visit relatives in Cottage Hill Canton and Toledo, with social gatherings and church events noted.
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Beaverdam
Earl MacDonalds
Erie
James Crowell
Alton Peterson
Olive Peterson
Morris Breed
Hurd
Eben Chaffee
Union City
Archer Peterson
Walter Proctor and
Canton
Mr Proctor
Ted Rath
Charles Swan
Toledo
W. H. Cumming
Amos Tanner
Wattssburg
Walter Brocton
Johnnie South
Cam
Fine program arranged for concert here
Music lovers in Accos ing to the city on Friday evening this week will hear Ann Mathea Norwegian soprano in recital at the Woman's Club home on Mot street. The program features Norwegian songs in costume, Swedish pieces, and folk songs with period costumes. Injuries fatal for John H. Calahan after automobile crash in Pittsburgh. Coroner to hold inquest. drivers left scene. Also notes on social visits and weekend guests.
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Ann Mathea
Woman's Club
Pittsburgh
John H. Calahan
Walter Manor
Davill Luterman
Car plunges 50 feet on Buffalo road bridge
Willis Miller, 38, a General Electric employee, and his wife Wilma, 28, with a five month old infant, survived a 50 foot drop after the steering gear failed on the Buffalo road overhead bridge. The car slid onto the Pennsylvania Railroad right of way at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday. all three occupants were uninjured.
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Ease
Web
Buffalo Road
Willis Miler
General Electric Co
Dreftsmam
Astern Avenue
Wesleyville
Pennsylvania
Miller
Club Plans to Judge Essays at Quaero City Hostess Home
Miss Louise hosted the Quaero City club on West Wayne Street on Tuesday afternoon. Members read and approved last meeting minutes and voted to judge school pupils essays Thursday evening. The program featured readings from recent magazines and informal discussion. Refreshments were served, and the meeting adjourned.
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Louise
Quaero City
West Wayne Street
Business Seasion
Iitten
Corry Banks
Two cars collide head on injuring three in Dunkirk
At 2 40 pm Tuesday on Dake Road near St Columbia College two cars driven by John Steckie and Charles Barone collided head on while attempting to pass a heavy truck. Steckie and Barone sustained severe cuts, with Steckie and Albert Plezewski in serious condition. Plezewski is semiconscious with scalp lacerations and possible skull fracture. Barone also suffered head injuries. Victims were rushed to Carr Hospital and Brooks Memorial. An x ray was taken on Plezewski to assess his condition.
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Dunkirk
John Steckie
Roberts Root
Carr Hospital
Silver Creel
Albert, Plevewski
Roberts Road
Brooks Memorial Bosphere
Charles Barone
Silver Cree
Dake Road
St. Columbia College
Silver Creek
Steckie
Barone
Plezewski
Judge Graff Named to Superior Court in Harrisburg
Harrisburg February 19 Judge J Frank Graff of the Armstrong County common pleas court was appointed by Governor Fisher to fill the unexpired term of the late Judge William D Porter of the Superior Court. Graffs term will expire in January.
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Harrisburg
J. Frank Graff
Common Pleas Court
Armistrong County
Fisher
William D. Porter
Superior Court
Graff
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