Spartansburg News Highlights From Sparta County Events
David Straite won first place in the farm home poster contest in Harrisburg and will receive a $15 prize with display at Crawford County Fair in August. Ruth Shorts and Terry Murdock earned honorable mention of $5 each. The item also notes condolences to the Murdock family, local marriages, church moves, and community club activities including Scout meetings, a car wash fundraiser, and Class of 1962 Washington trip details with stops in Gettysburg and the nation’s capital.
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David Straite
Raymond Straite
Harrisburg
Craford County
David
Sparta
Ruth Shorts
Terry Murdock
Murdock
Lyric L. Murdock
Frank Lay
John Lunsford
Spartansburg
Clarence. Nichols
Main Street
Friendly Neighbor Club
Helen Scouten
Esther
Jacks
Sol
Bessie Obert
H. Richard. Hays
Marcia
Platts, Mill
Washington,d
Steve Musiek
Guy Scouten
Gettysburg
Washington
Bureau of Engraving—and Printing
Washington— Monument
Archives
Smithsonian Institute
National Art Gallery
Jefferson and
Lincoln
National Airport
Arlington National Cemetery
Joel Alsdorf
Schweitzer
Carn
Himes
Susan Stranahan
Vherehass
Lee Mansion
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
Pan American Building
Warren to launch kindergarten for three year olds
Warren and the University of Pittsburgh will start a pilot kindergarten next September in cooperation with Pitt's School of Education. The plan allows three year olds to enroll if ready, aiming to study how early schooling affects development and readiness. Approximately 90 percent of children are deemed ready before age five.
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Warren
University of Pittsburgh
Warren School Board
Pitt
School of Education
Jack Birch
Speci Adventiin
Qd Rehabilitation
Tom
United Refining Workers Paid In Cash Promotions
United Refining Co pays 28 Warren area employees in special cash promotions over the next days. Plant workers receive cash today with office staff getting silver dollars next Thursday. The company’s annual payroll is 1,870,000 and the promotion is designed to boost local business impact and morale as employees keep marked canvass souvenirs.
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Warkhn
Warren
United Refining Co
Com
Fira
Hare Gailing
Heqiaiht
Baruch Dies at Wham Beach at 88 in Saling Field
W Baruch, 88, noted retired New York banker and stock broker, and brother of financier Bernard M Baruch, died yesterday at Wham Beach. He had a long career in finance and public service.
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Baruch
Wham Beach
Pla
W. Baruch
New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Passenger Train Service By Moose Club Elks Plan
The WR We Fire line details a two train schedule between cities with an ornate five car set carrying 42 passengers on day one. The service, running 20 hours each way for decades, now makes the trip in about 960 minutes and serves business travelers with late evening departures and early morning arrivals. The Central’s twin Centuries have carried six million passengers over 62 percent of total miles, averaging 103000 yearly and yielding about 4.1 million in annual revenue. last year saw nearly 152000 riders.
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Central
Wats
New York to Chicago 20th Century Limited Mark 60th Anniversary
New York Central’s Twentieth Century Limited, the luxury New York to Chicago train, marks its 60th anniversary as a centerpiece of elegant rail travel. The service has long featured red carpet arrivals, high end passenger care, and famed riders from Paderewski to Mary Pickford, remaining a symbol of refined railroading despite changes in era and equipment.
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NEW York
Tains
New York Central
Chicago
Yesteryear
al Jolson
Jan Padereyski
Poland
Unifilme
Dolielas Fairbanks Sr
Kyle
Mary Pickford
America
Iig
Woman Represents Self in Equity Case Fails
A woman who tried her own case in county court was sentenced to county prison after failing to pay a fine. The judge refused her petition for release, ruling her continued imprisonment was lawful under the court's rules.
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Bell
Peito
Claveri Aller
Tiut
Sonfine Arid Court
Tragic Rural Crash Claims Life Near Scranton
A car veered off a rural road and struck a tree near Scranton, killing the driver identified as Janes Barton at the scene. Ronald Knight, 17, suffered cuts and was treated at a hospital.
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Smasiip! Scranton
An -Auly
Janes
Ronald Knight
Unclear fragment on transport and staffing figures
Vague OCR fragment notes earnings near 0.1 million and a diesel electric engine train with about 16 stream fined cars. Mentions travel time of three weeks and a need for 29 clerks plus a train car requirement.
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National Aquarium
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Ann.Seouten
Guy Seouten
Erie Busines Center
Dune
Knox Hall
Seventh Street
Erie
Cutirar
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Keven
Dean
Cruterville
Guy M. Fish
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Melvin “Rogers
Thomas Eastman
Rogers
Arnold Malott
Morgantown
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Anice Brenner
Sparta Grange
Clarance
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Jamestown
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Fort Monroe
Jeane Wotherspoon
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Chapel Centurion
West Point
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United Refining
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N.Y
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Historic 20Th Century Limited
Strand Theatre
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ORNER
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West 10Th Street
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