Kitts May Again for Mayor Candidacy Rumors Persist
Persistent rumors suggest Mayor Kitts may run for a third term as mayor. A Sunday report quotes aides and political friends saying he has not committed to a campaign and remains doubtfully open to a formal bid. The article notes whispers that his circle wants an official declaration soon and mentions possible alignment with local ministers.
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Wits
Ng Bik Piis
Capillate
Kitts
Ditte
Erie Plant Sale Report Hazy Amid War Time Turmoil
Reports say the Erie plant known as the Brake Works was sold but verification was blocked by World War II era disruptions. Describe rumors of a sale tied to wartime logistics and Shrine ceremonies as officials withheld confirmation.
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Erie
Siewars
War Department
Digestive Aids Claim Cure for Chronic Constipation
A patient describes severe constipation with headaches and dizzy spells. After starting a vegetable laxative and pills, symptoms improved from the start and are now cured. The author reports ongoing relief and renewed energy after using the remedy regularly.
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Dibble
Leopara
Mayville Railway Station Plans and Public Sale Notice
Railroad officials announce a plan to build a new station at Mayville replacing the old one. A public sale in Morey, Line Holliw, lists extensive furniture and goods from a residence and barn, with terms of sale under ten dollars per item and six months for payment pending security. Names include Philip Sehadeli and others, with various farm implements and household items described.
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Uenlbralsace
Fektieyn
Philip Sehadeli
Miley South
Morey
Holliw
Hesler
Yeatinn
Bebo Bois
Gayle
Nena Emipine
Dort Meller
Mii
Task
Caldran Koto
Torve Juric
John Tatarnord
Conscience Dictates Bathing Suit Styles Across Regions
A United press survey finds beach officials urging girls to follow a conscience based code for swimsuit styles, with Atlantic City cited as an example while other areas allow more freedom. The piece notes style trends and the tension between propriety and personal choice in beach fashion.
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United
Rena
Toms
Atlantic City
Corner Stone Laying At Orphanage This Sunday
Residents of Corry Ol fy Thhneville and nearby towns anticipate the ceremonial laying of the orphanage corner stone next Sunday. Nearby churches and civic groups prepare processions and a community display as workers assemble carpenters and stone masons for the event.
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Erie
New St. Joseph's Orphanage
Corry
Thhneville
Huw
Jomph
Maristicners
Thomas and St. Vilvaboth
Philly
Erie Man Drowns in Bay After Heat Wave Cramps
A June heat wave claimed its first victim in Erie as 18 year old Thitela Butels of Brad dock disappeared during a swim off the Delaware’s bowing to seek relief from the heat. His body was found after crew members tried to resuscitate him with no success. Coroner Pardut ruled death accidental, caused by drowning aided by cramps while aboard the Great Lakes vessel Delaware Thitela.
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Erie
Butels
Genea Niu
Molland Street
Mhitela
Amin
Fori Howe
Pardut
Death of Mrs Arthur Betts at home in Columbus
Mrs Genevieve Betts wife of Arthur Betts died at her residence 88 Rail Street Tuesday morning. Funeral services will be held at Alexander's Undertaking parlors Thursday afternoon. Interment will be in Columbus.
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Genevieve Any Errs
Arthur Hetts
Alexander
2006Lerk
Columbus
Common night exercises held at Grange Hall Breelock
Evening exercises marked the annual event at Spartansburg with activities in Grange Hall Breelock. Participants from the community attended the programs and the event highlighted local civic engagement and school spirit.
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Spartansburg
Artansburg
Breelock
Commencement program notes strong show by school
The ceremony featured a large gathering of relatives and patrons. Students delivered orations and essays, with performances by orchestras and choruses. Diplomas were presented by Walter Pfeffer as Rev. Geo W. Gorll offered benediction.
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Porterfield
George Walford
Keay
Teamwork
Alberta Winarin
Guy Eratick
Evening Star
Taonhauser
Orchesta
Besa
Iva Fareia
Illarold Rilenberis
the Rosey
Nevin
Graduation Banquet Brightens Mount Hope Alumni Event
The hall was decorated with evergreens and color themes of green and white. Alumni banquet followed graduation, served by the Baptist church Ladies Aid. About 10 guests attended from nearby towns. Aiken, president of the association, welcomed the group. Toasts by Mrs. W. Peake and remarks by Prof. H. A. Davis and Prof. Wenstholt highlighted school work. Mrs. Myrs Mays read letters from absent members. Music by Geriney’s Orchestra and a duet by Mrs. John Healy and Miss Naomi Winans accompanied by Mrs. Carl Hopkins. Dancing followed with songs led by Norma Winans. The event included attendees Mr. and Mrs. Bates, and Mr. and Mrs. Gadapad of Erie, among others.
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Baptist Church
Retal
Aikens
George Walford
Aiken
Mes Myrs Mays
Afiss Milfred Bowen
the Assodia
Ion
John Healy
Mik
Noema Winans
Carl Hopkins
Davia
Sting
Mins
Norma Winans
Gerineys
Enyplen
Bates
MC Gadapadd
Erie
Afr
Predd. Bates
J. Z
Loly Pile
Marguarite
Rathburn Corey
George Hy
Notice of store hours and proprietor
A fragmented notice states the store will be open every day from 9 with a clock except Wednesday afternoons. Proprietor named Agnes Camerin.
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Agnes
Camerin
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Elgin
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