New Champions Highlight Close Of Farm Show Night
The Pennsylvania 21st annual five day farm show will end tonight after drawing an estimated 400000 visitors. 4 H grand and reserve grand champion baby reeves selections and beef lamb judging capped a week of livestock exhibits. Dean Mayes of Huntingdon county won the state horse shoe pitching title before 4000 spectators, with multiple awards given in 4 H cattle and crop contests and rural-arts competitions across Cumberland York Lebanon and other counties.
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United Press
Harrisburg
America
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Baby Reeves
Dean Mayes
South Huntingdon
Huntingdon County
Mayes
Richard Fulmer
Marion Center
Indiana County
Fulmer
Rudolph Bourret
Raffadale
Westmorsland County
Emil St. Onge
Pottstown
Ith
John Dale Baker
New Enterprise
Bedford County
James Mayes
Pennsylvania Furnace
Centre County
John Fulton
Cumberland County
Clyde Strode
Mechanicsburg
York
Mildred Ness
Lebanon
Leon Horst
Sheridan
Lancaster
Rufus Grube
Rothsville
Mercer
Raymond ‘Tait
Montgomery
Ralph Simmons
Trappe
Northampton
William Schle~gel
Bath
Lehigh
Richard Smith
Allentown
Springfield
Bucks County
Canton
Bradford
Ringtown Flower Club
Schuylkill
Beach Haven
Luzerne
Turbotville Vocational School
Northumberland County
Wyalusing Vocational School
Chester County
Robert Royer
Lancaster County
Lester Pawnal
National Cattle Breeding Association
Ayrshire
Sycamore Farms
Douglasville
Fred B.lynn
Deubler
Camp Hill
Brown Swiss
Décer House
Mifflinburg
Guernsey
J. Barlow Cullum
Reading
George L
Albert B. Craig
Sewickley
Huntingdon
Juniata County
Jersey
G. B. Harris
Milan
Bradford County
Was Sun God The Pharaoh Of Ancient Egypt
The query asks if the sun god appeared as the pharaoh in ancient Egyptian belief, referencing sun deity worship and divine kingship. it notes the link between solar cults and the king as a manifestation of Ra on earth.
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Ancient
Egypt
Farm Study Arouses Interest at Sparta
SPARTANSBURG Jan 22 At the first Farmer’s Discussion Group meeting eleven members attended Friday Jan 15. They planned to continue the discussion this afternoon on fertilizer carriers, nitrate of soda versus sulfate of ammonia and cyanamid effects on soil acidity. Other items included club events, school tests, ambulances, hospital recoveries, and local movements of residents.
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Spartansburg
William Johnson
Princess Pat
Oscar Most
Sparta Consolidated School
Shuss
R. N
Corry
Juanita Stranshen
Pittsburg
West Penn Hospital
Clair Lindsay
Lami
Mechanic Street
Martin Lindsay
Jank Pero
Jackson
Blakeslee Street
Gerry
P. J. Dopser
J. ©. Bell
J.A Johnston
Washington, D. C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cyrus Stokes
Torrey's
Herbert Schuckera
Harold Stokes
Bloomfield Township
Trimm Cemetery
Corry Woman’s Brother Dies After Illness
Mrs. C. H. Geiger of West Main Street learned Friday of the death of her brother William H. Rice editor of the Madison Record Faulkton Oak after a two year illness. He visited Corry two years ago for his fiftieth wedding anniversary. He leaves a wife and one daughter. Burial will be in Faulkton Saturday.
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C. H. Geiger
Wast Smn
William H. Rice
Madston Record
Faulkton
Oak
Rice
Mr. Rice
Corry
W R C Elects New Officers at Relief Corps Meeting
The Ok te wo man's Relief Corps convened at the Masonic hall to elect officers for the year with Mary Morrison as senior vice president Margaret Walters as chaplain and Luella Deyo as musician. Committees were named for the year and another two for the February 4 meeting. Plans were laid to celebrate Lincoln and Washington's birthdays on February 18. A social hour followed with refreshments. Governor Kirman Recently demonstrated his democracy by leaving home in a limousine and returning on a milk truck after the car slid into a snowdrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ok Te Woman's Relief Corps
Masonic Hall
Mary Morrison
Margaret Walters
Luella Deyo
Lincoln
Washington
Richard Kirman
Question prisoner in Mayville kidnapping case
In Mayville a kidnaping inquiry led Buffalo Bureau officials to Chautauqua County. A suspect, Toberts, previously released from an Oregon origin, is held for grand jury after being arrested in Hornell for the Thursday evening theft of an automobile owned by Dr. Paul Weston of Jamestown.
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Toberts
Rand
Hornell
Paul ©. Westin
Jamestown
Buffalo
Roberta
Women in Politics guest speaker at College Women’s Club
Austin of Mapie avenue will be guest speaker at the College Women's Club meeting Monday evening at Miss Margaret O'Hare's home on East Bond street. Mrs. Austin's epic will be discussed. Miss Mary Condra will give a book review at the monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V8. Austin
Mapie Avenue
College Women’s Club
Af & O'Black
Margaret O'Hare
East Bond Street
Mrs. Austin
Mary Condra
Colere Croin
Admission of Women at Lofton University Achieves Milestone
Lofton University became a pioneer by admitting women to its degrees. In 1067 certificates were issued for female candidates only. By 178, all degrees honors and prizes were open to women on equal terms with men.
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University of Lofton
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State Farm
Ernest Brockman
Sparta
Woman's Club
Sports Grange
Wll
Grange
Woman’s Club
Rosa ‘Thompson
Hubert Kelly
Ina Smith
Helen Bennett
Uon Davis
Lillian Penoyer
Franie Fralick
R. D
Roy Stiif
Micibél Crosby
N. Y
Kenneth Kinney
Mabel Schreckengost
Brie
Jennie Schreckengest
T. E. Bradley
Spartansburg High School
Cambridge Springs
W.R.C
Loblaw’s
Usm
Royal Manor
Mayville
Man
Chautauqua County
Mattson Boy
Mayviliue
Wederer Bureau of Investigation
Buffalo Office of Départment
Goarre
Reibarts
Willey- Fas
Meese College
Charen Minttaon
Walth
Davenport
Chair
Tured
Crescent
Root’s Furniture Store
Center St
Corry. Pa
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