Columbus School News Chief Activities Reviewed
The Columbus girls basketball team defeated Corry 47 to 20 on Thursday. Various visitors and students attended, with exams starting Monday and seniors through freshmen listed for exempted courses. Upcoming events include Class Night, Baccalaureate, and Commencement on June 7 and 8, plus a picnic for sophomores if time and place are agreed.
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Columbus
Wes
Bernice Huntley
Lottsvills
Carrie Wail
New Wil Iivington
George Bogert
Hoger
Trishet
Bonney
Virginia Jones
Gloria Gincott
Monay
Alta
Faulkner
Louise Miter
Helen Brown
Ruth Hulett
Ethel Jukes
Eliyn Jnnes
Ardrew Matsko
Zoe Willams
Harry Thompson Haglish
Plorence Ross
Maude Batcer
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Ruth Coons
Clauss
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Mike Kuyma
Ol Will
Russell Moore
John Macko
Mantle
Alba
Maile Pavikner
Ruth (Hilett
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Key
Qotimi
Mary ‘Savio
Milles Savko
Helen Kielari Lottize Miller
Mike Savko
Maude Faulkner
Ralph Mr. Davis
Church of the Covenant
Am Erie
Alan
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Columbus School News
State motor fund tops 18 million in annual report
The June report from Treasurer Charles A Waters shows motor fund at 18,377,255 with 1,269,887 in the general fund and 8497,167 in liquor stores taxes. The total operative fund stands at 27,908,875 as the legislature considers current relief and new bills, noting a shift from last year.
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United Press
Tiarhisburg
Mit
Charles A Waters
Tbe
Coppollo Appointed Ringing Attny at Ridgway Case
Benjamin R. Coppollo is named the set attorney for Ridgway in the posthumous recruitment tied to the late G. B. Straub. In Philadelphia, the zoo reports animals thriving amid bites as Dr Rodaricle MacDonalely notes the witnessing insuination context and longevity claim.
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Ridgway
Shine
Benjamin R. Coppollo
Hille Eoumby
Iate
G. B. Straub
Philadelphia Zoo
Philadelpha
Philadelphia Zoological Gardena
Rodaricle MacDonalely li Nebjor
Senatorial Scholarships Explained in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg June 2. Through mutual Understanding Pennsylvania's State Senators receive 600 free four year university scholarships yearly from state aided or national institutions. The four schools University of Pittsburgh Penn State College University of Pennsylvania and Temple University donate 1 440 000 in scholarships about 20 percent of state subsidies. Three scholarships are given annually to each Senator making 12 per Senator and 600 for the Senate. The Governor designates scholars and the State Department of Public Instruction administers 80 scholarships yearly. The four institutions receive seven million in current appropriations with Pitt four million Penn State three million seven hundred eight thousand Penn and Temple seven hundred fifty thousand.
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Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
Penn State College
University of Pennsylvania
Temple University
Senat
Cadwallader Mr. Barr
Allegheny County
Nye
Senate
Augustus F. Daix, Jr
Philadelphia
Department of Public Instruction
State ‘Council of sBuuvation
Benn State College
WPA workers in Pennsylvania near 100 million total
Harrisburg June 2 WPA workers in Pennsylvania have received a total of 395,987,641 since the start of the program Administrator Edward N Jones announced today. There were 283,890 persons at work on 8,681 projects May 29 with payrolls for the week ending that date totaling 9,504,688. During the week ending May 23, 1,440 resignations were tendered, bringing total resignations to 29,825.
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WPA
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Edward N- Jones
Gynysons
Thompson's Barosma Tablets Promoted For Kidney Health
An old advert touts Thompson's Barosma Tablets as a kidney cleansing remedy. It claims the pills remove poisons, relieve headaches, dizziness, rheumatic pains, and other ailments from clogged kidneys, promising bladder strengthening and health benefits for 50 cents at drug stores.
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Ake ‘Thompson
Eleven Will Graduate From Spartansburg High
Spartansburg Pa June 2 Baccalaureate services were held in the Baptist church Sunday evening May dust with a program including processional orchestra invocation special music choir prayer and Scripture reading The class of 1938 includes Naomi Hutchinson Lorraine Rose Anne Bell Mary Jane Dorschell Weslie Knight Neil Burton Raymond Chelton James Brown John Johnston Hah Skift Claude Stoie The commencement program follows Wednesday in Firemen's hall with music singing salutatory by Lorraine Rose valedictorian Naomi Hutchison and an address by A J Caldernand. Decoration Day observed with parade to Rose Hill cemetery and a program honoring fallen heroes. Many local residents noted at gatherings and visits among families and friends.
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Townville
Piresien
Naomi Hutchinson
Lorraine Rose
Anne Bell
Mary Jane Dorschell
Weslie Knight
Neil Burton
Raymond Chelton
James Brown
John Johminton, Jr
Hah
Leving Area
A. J. Caldernand
M. ‘L. Harrisort
Board of “Education
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Ali
Rose Hilcomes Lery
American Legion
Iugloe Corps
Titusville
Schuol
Tw Legion
Main Street
Rose Hill
Sexton
Sparta
Consolidated School
J. A. Whitney
Arden Bennett
Bennett
Helen Reichard
Mast Fallowfeld
Consolidated
Snapp
Bradford
H. R. Skinner
Attica
Java Richards
Thomas
C. Bell
Aum
Salamanca
N. Y
Chas.Weymer
Clayton Powers
I Dunturk
Cora Burtos
Allegheny State Park
Paul Blakeslee
Young Man Hurt in Motorcycle Crash Near Mt Jewett
Frank Lloyd Barnes youth employed at Weatline was badly injured when his motorcycle left the road near Mt Jewett Saturday evening. He suffered a fractured skull left temple, broken collarbone, and burns. He remained at Kang Sumit hospital in guarded condition. doctors expect he will survive.
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Barnes
Weatline
Kang Sumit Hospital
Lars Safter
Mt. Jewett
Loy
Hocker Jave
Fuletion Burns
Hospital Head Is Dismissed In Shamokin State Hospital
WARRISBURG June 2 Welfne Secretary John D Pennington announces the resignation of Dr Geo W Reece superintendent and chief surgeon of Shamokin State Hospital accepted by the board of trustees The retiring official who has led the institution since its establishment 25 years ago was accused by J Pennington of mismanagement with additional charges filed with the trustees later by the cabinet officer cited failure to keep a record of all patients admitted to the hospital Pennington declares such negligence made Dr Reece liable to criminal prosecution
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Welfne
John D. Pennington
Geo. W. Reece
Shamokin State Hospital
J. Penningt
Pennington
Reeve Labie
Building operations surge past previous year totals
Building operations for the first five months reached 389 093 dollars, more than doubling the 129 888 dollars authorized for the same period in 1985. J. M. Manus, chief inspector, notes May contributions of 26 972 dollars, lifting the year’s gain and leaving May 49 086 dollars over prior figures. New work planned totals 22 801 dollars, with all other jobs at 53 427 dollars.
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May
Ber- Wis
Tor Huw Construction
Canadian air ambulance debut fitted by Wells Transport
Canada launches its first aerial ambulance fitted by Tom Jone of Wells Transport Limited and Wil ehorily for emergency calls to the governing authorities of British Columbia and surrounding regions.
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B. Westen
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