Berlin Officials Approve Open Resurfacing Proposals
City council approves bids for North Center Street resurfacing and other improvements. Proposals opened June 28, funded by bonds totaling about 2.5 million dollars. May financials show expenditures of 15,047.47 with ongoing street work and assessments planned.
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Chamberlin-Levine
Canafry Tuvsdhy Evenfins
Ce Wetucinyg
Nurthy
Pete Typper
Ehidruads
Center Street
Wis
Polwatlins Avenue
Agheemation
Council Adiournet
Sam Jacobson Dies Prominent Corry Merchant of long service
Sam Jacobson a well known Corry merchant and member of Jacobson and Company died at his West Congress street home around 2 pm from a severe indigestion attack suffered earlier in the day. He was about 60 years old and had lived in Corry for nearly fifty years with his wife, sister and brother in law by his side. Funeral arrangements were not yet completed.
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Sim. Jacobson
S Jacobson and Company
Cor+y
West Congress Siu
Tor Roe
Gum Winaky
Cass Merander
Erie
Jacobson Bang
Noone A
Ly Smith
Notir
Wis
Ewer
Jacobson
Jacobsom
Corey
Louis Jacobson
Rochester
A. Gum
Dinsk
Gumbiinskye
Iprarul Up Angi
North Center
Corry
Jacofséit
Gombinsky
Gerrys
Bessie Tacaba
Buffalo
Pauline Gluck
Bichita
N.Y
Justin Jackson
Glenn Pally
Annual Alumni Reunion Set For Thursday at Junior High
A long awaited annual alumni reunion is planned for Thursday evening at 6 30 in the Junior High School auditorium. Frank Loveland Anh Lyons and Mrs T W Campbell lead the program with a banquet to follow and entertainment including dancing and sketches by Nellie Wight Babe. Reserved seating is reported strong with many alumni expected to attend.
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Stat Fey
Frank Loveland
Anh Lyons
Alan
Suhioo
Vanquet
Wen
Elusive Mathew Kimes Escapes Officers Again in Oklahoma
Police say the notorious bandit Mathew Kimes eluded capture yet again in the Oklahoma hills near Pawhuska. Reports note he was briefly seen yesterday but remains at large as authorities renew manhunt efforts across the region.
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United Press
Pawhuska
Mathew Kimes
Yestersiny
Ousage Hills
Oklahoma
Young Flier Enjoying Trip On Cruiser Memphis
Aboard the US cruiser Memphis Captain Charles A. Lindbergh rests during the voyage to Washington. Sailors salute Lindbergh as he stores sleep for late duty, while Admiral Burrage and officers praise his calm preparation and disciplined approach, calling his success a result of high preparation and good judgment.
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United Press
Mempiis
Lyon
Memphis
Didlay
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Capitol
Atlante
Se. Louis
Rotterdau
Lieut Smoot Addresses Rotary Club Meeting at Hotel Cory
Lieut Smoot of the State Highway Patrol spoke to Rotary Club members at the Hotel Cory. He outlined patrol efforts to protect motorists and urged cooperation from the community. Attendance reached one hundred percent. A cable greeting was received from Ton I A Loveland attending the Rotary convention in Ostend. Guests at the meeting included Hunter Pope Enfield Nd Franks Lutrell and Clarence Shoop.
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State Highway Patrol
Rotary Club
Cory
Olfiger
Ton I A Loveland
Rotary
Nultioyal New Messagion
Ostend
Hegium
Loldws
Hunter Pope
Enfield
Pranks
Lutrell
Scaitlaid Newk
Clarence Shoop
Floods sweep river valley in southern region
Refugees struggle as floods overwhelm the lower river district. Relief workers seek aid from Secretary Hoover after thousands face displacement and widespread crop damage amidst rising waters and damaged farmland.
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United Press
NEW
Urleans
Athans
eVeral
Louies
Willie Gora
Dart Beldone
Reiiet
Herbert Hoover
Tani
Welcome Plans For Lindbergh Are Completed
Plans for a ceremonial reception for aviator Charles Lindbergh are finalized. President Coolidge will host the welcome, with naval aircraft flyovers and restricted crowds to protect his injured hand. Lindbergh is due to return on a transatlantic trip, with arrangements to minimize public contact and direct security measures in Washington.
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Washington
Charles Vandbergh
Hery
Anilay
Civel
Cootidga
Aneliew
Lindberghi
New York
Mindbergh
Lindbergh
Usu
Pnvy Il
Manna
Coolidge
Naval Aviation
Hampton Kave
Navy
Tang
War veteran shoots self in Altoona hospital
Altoona Pa June 7 Harry Frese Swayne 88 a World War veteran shot himself in the right temple while in the Altoona Hospital and is in a precarious condition.
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United
Frese
Stock advances set record on single day
Shay Vor and the June Land Trust stock led a dramatic advance as New York markets surged. A single transaction spurred gains, marking one of the largest daily moves in stock market history.
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United Press
New York
Kiwanis Club Met During Memphis International Convention
Kiwanis members gathered at the Hotel Gary for the first evening of the Memphis convention. Rev. W R Bartlett spoke on Citizenship, with club music providing feature entertainment as the worldwide Aero event connected clubs at the same time.
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Kiwanis Club
Gary
Kiwasis International
Memphis
Aero How
Kivanluus
WR. Bartlett
Me Wb
Bartlett
Altekter
Kiwanis Orgazation
Republican figure seeks convention influence amid prejudice claims
Washington June 7 An Moore Republican National Committeeman of Illinois urges President Coolidge to use his influence to award the 1098 Republican National Convention. He says Mrs Coolidge told the RNC on de Gire site that personal prejudices exist and should be addressed.
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Washington, B.C
Alan Moore
Republican National
School Board Reaffirms High School Eradication Plans
The Ames Board of Education met last evening in the Library basement to approve High School eradication plans and appoint janitors at the same salary. Howard J. Sheen was named to take the school census, with summer school staff appointed including M. J. Hlanden and Myre Mae McCormick.
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Vitary
Howard J. Sheen
Gill Beri
Ae Ful Towst
M. J. Hlanden
Myre Mae McCormick
Marion Trurp- Sum Airs
Beulili Ratnlall Ap
Nate van Tassel
Restentuil Durin
High Youths Reprimand After Class Day Disturbance
Arraigned before Police Magistrate R Porter youths from Sethor High School faced orderly conduct charges after a class day disturbance. They received a one day reprimand, while Milton Zalzneck denied involvement in an incident where a window or stone struck a bystander. Mrs. Ratheline Esterbrook Moyard pressed charges over alleged injury. The case drew concern from residents who blamed school prank culture.
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Far High
R. Porter
Sethor
Rathetine Esterbrook Moyard
Milton Zalzneck
Zalznetk Fox
Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed by Stations
Radio listings show programs from WRAL WI KYW and other stations. The timetable highlights an Opera Concert, Symphonic Ensemble, and University of Nebraska program airing in the eastern time zone.
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Harrop
Wiig Symphonio Ensemble
WEBH
Chicago
Kpab Lincoly
University of Nebraska
Junior High Promotion Exercises Promised Tonight
Promotion exercises will be held at the Junior High School this evening. A fine program has been arranged and is expected to draw a large attendance of relatives and friends.
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