Saturday outing for Tri Hi and her girls at Sunny Acres
Saturday evening te Tri Hi and His girls enjoyed a fine outing at the home of Miss Mary Elaine Searst at Sunny Acres west of the State Fish Hatchery. Eighteen were present with games, stunts, visiting and refreshments.
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Te Tri Hi
Mary Elaine Searst
Sunny Acres
Davison-Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin area notes include sales and events
City and Vicinity items report saltines and seed corn prices, local deliveries, lodge meeting at eight, hospital updates on Mrs. Smith and Brooks Studio ad for framing, plus various society notices. Also mentions Sunday movies, rental space, diploma framing, and several local births and meetings.
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Ferry
Will J. Wilcox
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Cora G. Smith
Mapla Avenue
Yeaterday
Corry Hospital
F. L. Weeks
Brooks
St Joseph Dison
Charles Dixon
Ravenna
Willian Prindle
Clymer
W. R
Home Protection Hall
Kine
Hupert Keppel
Spring Street
Franklin Oud
Bile County
Columbus
H. WH. Sayres
Nypean Purniture Co
Warren, Pa
Mt.Alton
Kane Summit Hospital
Council
Wilson
Register of Wills
Marvin Lutterhiser
Samuel J. Welch
Sbhayen
Stella D. Welch
Old City
Franklin
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tionesta
New Post
Warten State
Brockway
W. T. Carr
Brookville
Allegheny County
John F. Conden
Lindbergh
Mave
New Castle
Brooks Studio
Sharon
Richard Troms
George C. Irons
Guys Mills
Pranielin Hospital
June Gthya
Lawrence Arthur
Arthur Lindstrom
Corry
R. D
Snuff Boxes From Beans Found On Woula Island
Snuff boxes of beans are discovered large enough to be turned into nuit boxes with pewter or lead. On the Shallands near Amelight of Into Whe Bonxie on Sknagall, a rare art of growing beauty and power has been seen there.
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Woula Island
Shallands
Sknagall
Guardsmen asked to disperse veterans at rail yards
Texarkana Arkansas June 6 Miller county officers asked Governor Harvey Parnell to mobilize National Guardsmen to disperse a group of World War veterans who refused to leave Missouri Pacific railroad yards. The governor said troops could be sent only if property destruction occurred.
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Texarkana
Miller County
Harvey Parnell
Arkansas
Missouri Pacific
Son shoots father for wedding funds in Hopkinton case
Canton Nev June 6 A son, Stephen F. Witherell 31, confessed to killing his father at Hopkinton N Y the day before his marriage to Miss Mary Zikeski 23 of the Bronx Investigators say he shot to obtain $100 to finance his wedding plan to a New York girl.
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Unites Frese
Ten Arrested in West Virginia Mine Troubles
United Press reports ten men were arrested in Wheeling on June 6 as labor unrest flared around coal mines. Sheriff Ambrose Habing led the arrests after an attack on Valley Camp Coal Company’s new mine by more than 100 strikers, leaving fire boss John Gantzer injured.
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United Press
Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Sherif Ambrose Habing
John Gantzer
Reynolds Maintains Lead In Wet North Carolina Primary
Raleigh June 6 A wel Robert B Reynolds Asheville today maintained a lead over a dry U S Senator Cameron Morrison Charlotte for the Democratic nomination in a state that has been dry since 1908 Reynolds had not won a majority of the votes after Saturdays primary and the wet dry battle would be decided in a run off unless he gains 45000 votes in 880 outstanding precincts
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United Press
Raleigh
N.C
Robert B. Reynolds
Asheville
U.S
Cameron Morrison
Charlotte
United States
North Carolin
Reynolds
Pioneer of photography and early copying methods in 18th century
The text cites J. H. Schultze as a pioneer of photography and notes he obtained photographic copies of writing in 1727. It mentions investigators Samuel Parr, James Watt, Josiah Wedgwood, Hy. Days, Joseph Niepse and Dasuerra in France, and references developments leading to modern rapid photography and dry collodion processes around 1851.
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J. H. Schultze
Samuel Parr
James Watt
Josiah “Wedgwond
Hy. Days
Joseph Niepse
Dasuerra
France
Scott Apher
Puritan Simplicity Influenced Early New England Dress
The simplicity of New England attire grew from Puritan ideals adopted in the early seventeenth century. Hardships under Cromwell reinforced frugal dress, stripping away ornamentation for practicality and sobriety among colonists.
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New England
Buyland
Colton Mystery Message Sparks Grumbled Doubt
A cryptic note from Colton reads as a puzzling message about Murrusing Mumyir and a mockery of efforts. Local readers debate its meaning as authorities weigh possible interpretations of the odd phrasing.
New York Physician Urges Reform to Cut Medical Payments
A New York physician argues that widespread lawsuits by doctors would drastically reduce payments and could eliminate many old medical costs. He contends litigation drives up costs and drains resources from patient care.
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New York
Rev E A Hook Addresses Class of 1932 Ceremony
Rev E A Hook speaks before the class of 1932 ceremony as diplomas are presented by Harry Big Smith. The list includes numerous graduates with high honors and credits, among them Bachorner, Banks, Brown, Cole, Drake, Fetterolf, Hixson, Love, McMahon, Mitchell, Sullivan, Sweet, Wilcox, and others from the industrial and commercial tracks.
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Tovian
Richard Bachorner
Harry Big Smith
Board of Education
College Preparatory
Bachorner
Richard Jacob Banks
Hyelyn Maxine Cbaressi
Angelina Anita H Baxter
Frances Emily Bennett
Allan St
Clair Brown
Emily Joanne Cole
Julia Ann Cole
Mary ‘Ann Drake
Lois Veora
Fetterolf
Allee Mohr H Henrietta
Many Elizabeth H Hixson
Gllve
Verna O'Hnetysayn
Mary Chittelberger
Dorothy HetterLanston
Mma Wlizabeth C Lewis
Sarah Helene BA Love
John Willian H Loveland
Plorence Marguerite C McKay
Clarence Neil McMahon
John Michael Mitchell
Winifred Lucife H Ola
Bernice Pratt
Dora Mae Stanford
Mary Ruth G Sullivan
Julia Marion Sullivan
Sarah Virginia Sweet
Charles Arthur ‘Thomas
Carlyle
Alexander C Wilcox
William Bridge Willett
Charles Brown
H Woordworth
Frances Josanette
Industrial Adams
Russell Dwight Barnes
Blair LaMont
Christensen
Jordan Hill
Albert Samuel Hill
Lews
Francis Kovach
Charles John Clitz
John Lewis Thayer
Orris Eldridge
VanTassel
Howard Harit C Watrous
Kenneth Edwin HA
Commercial flAkam
Harold Carlton Sabine Tatar Hye O Bystrycki
Anna Carroll
Gertrude Ruth Goyle
Willian
Henry Davison
Cecilia Vivian C Evans
Gertrude Ruth Hperry
Lilah
Kathryn Crish
Avis Genevieve Grace
Mary
Elisabeth Chasbrouck
Allan William Hasbrouck
Roland Kenneth U Johnson
George Lamont Hubbason
Josephine Marian Orimoy
Ruby Tene
Devine Aided in Kidnap Probe
Former Dun beau resident Jonny Ying and Pat Sullivan, a纽约 undertaker, figure in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping probe. Devine, an investigator from Johnstown now in New Jersey, writes to Chief Loves arguing the baby had not been at the scene for over a week and claims knowledge of where the child was buried.
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Dubois
DuBois Express
Pat Sullivan
New York City
Lindberg Baby
New Jersey
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