Pauline Still Valedictorian at Spartansburg VA
Spartansburg March 4 The grade ranking for the past three and one half years in the Senior Hasf of the 5 WS has been completed listing Pauline Stil Thelma Risdon Doris Shreve Pauline Farley Leora Stranahin as top marks with others named. The valedictory has been given to Pauline Still and Thelma Aisdoré will deliver the salutatory address. Credit rankings note top five by subjects including Leora and Ruth Stranahan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Pauline Stil
Thelma Risdon
Doris Shreve
Pauline Farley
Leora Stranahin
Ares Ward Nighols
Morar
Geraldine McAnallen
Pauline Crosby
Richard Webb
Ruth Stranahan
Orlo Cox
Clair Lindsey
Floyd Richardson
Harry Richards
Ralph Pee
Pauline Still
Thelma Aisdoré
Leora
Dis Shreve
Thelma Aladori
Feraldine McAnallen
State College
Painter
West Newton
Margaret Butler
Warren
Frank Witherell
S. A. Winans
Kenneth Clark
Harold Chambers
Ene
John Farrington
Katherine Tucker
Union City
Qwan
RL. Binney
Main Street
Bruce St Clair
Lakeside Canada
Trueman St Clair
Robert Steinbaugh
Corry
W. G.7.u
Lavern Taylor
Spring Street
H. B. Drought
T. P. Kelly
The
Baptist Church
Archie L. Gittion
Methodist Church
Mr. and
Mes
D.D
Stranahian
Conedrd
County plans 1927 road program in Harrisburg conference
Erie County lays groundwork for a 1927 road program with the Highway Department and county officials. A conference with State Highway Secretary James L. Stary is planned in Harrisburg around March 14 16 or 18 to decide on program details. Local politicians and residents are organizing travel and arrangements for the meetings and potential governor involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Tie County
Highway Department
Higways
James L. Stary
Warrisburg
Josep Shy
Moorhead
Miles B. Kitts
Harrisburg
Erie County
Kitts
Seihary Stuart
John S Fish
Aent
Stuart
Swedish Colony Founding in Delaware and New Sweden
The Swedes established a colony in Delaware as early as 1638 and built a fort on Christina Creek creating the New Sweden settlement. They later established a military post on Winnsboro Island below Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
New Sweden
Winnscum
Philadelphia
Autoist Is Badly Hurt In Dunkirk Crash
Mark A. Witkowski of Detroit, 20, was hospitalized in Dunkirk after his car skidded on an icy road near Brocton and struck a pole. He suffered a two place fracture above the knee and ankle, and a severe head cut. He was treated locally then moved to Dunkirk hospital in serious condition. He was alone in the car.
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Dunkirk
Mark
Matthew Witecowski
Detroit
Mich
Brocton
Witokowski
Bracton
Walgett Man Owns 26 Bullocks with Gentle Manners
A Walgett resident keeps a team of 26 bullocks he treats with gentlemanly care. He has never sworn at them, and rarely raises his voice while guiding them. His tea is famed among cartiers within 100 miles of Walgett.
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Hia Price
Bob Ficed
wWalgetl
N.S
Cartiers
Walgett
County Pays for Care of 455 at Warren Asylum
Erie county reports 455 patients in state hospitals with Warren, Warneville, and Mont State facilities. The 2197 individuals received outdoor relief at some point, including 870 men, 481 women, and 1286 children. 54 children in homes, 107 in institutions, and 6f persons in Polls State School.
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Erif
Mar. S
Erie Courte
Arthan Gerbacht
Warren State Hospital
Warneville State Hospital
Dismont State Hospital
Sherman Plant Steams Mill W A Edmunds Son Ransacked
Thieves shattered a window at the Sherman Steam Mill of W A Edmunds & Son on Thursday night, looting an office and seizing a flash, a fountain pen, stamps and pads. Villagers report several local youths have long caused mischief, with parents failing to curb them, prompting threats of sending the offenders to a house of correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman, Mar
Sherman
W. A. Edmunds & Son
Daring Chicago bootleg raid nets 180000 in whisky thefts
Four men linked to a large pre war whisky theft in Chicago were captured after police traced them to a warehouse hideout. They allegedly siphoned liquor from a fifth floor cache through a hose to a nearby apartment, draining 10000 cases and 50 barrels amid a gun battle. A fifth conspirator is thought wounded.
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United Froor
Chicago
Warstowse
William “Wilondike” O'Dorsnell
William McSwigne
Cicer Inst
Springs James
Sammons
Baltimore
Sonnéborn
Gringo
John Barry
John Diexls
Donel
Polic Daich
Todd
Uwey
O'Donnell
The 1770 Revolutionary War $30 Bill Recalled
A relic $30 Continental note from November 1770, issued for Revolutionary War services to Rufus Bennett III, is discussed as the bearer of a rare example still in fair condition. The bill, redeemable in Spanish Milled Dollars, was later repudiated by Congress after the Ghent settlement, and remains a historic curiosity noted in a period classified ad context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Heates
Rufus Bennett III
Marcy
Continental Congress
Ghent
Butler Smedley Butler Sails for Shanghai Command
Brigadier General Smedley Butler, U S M, sailed from San Francisco aboard the President Pierce for Shanghai to assume command of the Marine expeditionary force there. Arrival in China expected in about three weeks, Navy Department advices say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pr
Washington
Smedley Butler
San
Francisco
President Pierce
Shanghai
Marine Expeditionary Force
Navy Department
Butler
China
Washing Plants AWash Nowse Plants In Soap
The fragment notes washing plants with soap to deter insects, mentioning occasional use. It reads as a short, unclear tip without identifiable people, places, or organizations. The readable detail centers on plant care through cleaning and pest deterrence.
Funeral of Thomas Price Passed In Quiet Services
Funeral services for Thomas Price held Friday afternoon with prayers at 1:45 and 2:80 at First Methodist Church. Rev. William E. Bartlett officiated. Hymns were sung by Mrs. O. A. Johnson and others. Interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Large attendance of relatives and friends including Wa C members. Surviving relatives listed with numerous attendees from nearby towns and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoms J. Price
North Center
Trent
Moe
William E. Bartlett
Pasetor
Hyring
Mini
O. A. Johnson
G. A. Ristow
Wa. C
Willis, Artes
Wayne Price
Earl Say
Laurel Sweigart
Dana McCray
Ralph Fogle
Pine Grove Cemetery
Gold coins: Grant Memorial pieces minted in 1822.
A fragment notes the last of aut ove-dollar gold pieces known as Grant Memorial coins were minted in 1822. The reference implies a historical issue and date, indicating a final production of this coin type with ties to the Grant memorial designation.
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Je Smith
Sharfie Ski
Awn
Kenneth Stokes
Aten
N. Yi
Med Y Fred Stokes
Mise Ferre Dean
Titusville
C. R. Myers
Jefferson Street
Mike Dean
Albert J. Winans
Winans
Supple Wills Jones Mill
John Wilson
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Algena
Katherine Scott
Franklin
D. F. Andrews
Jona
Morah
Clymer
Neil Stranshan
Meadville
D. D Stranahan
Neil
Business College
Walter Peiffer
Junich
Aluminum
E. E. Guignon
Warren Asylum
Polk School
Crn
Riley & Riley
S. Center St
Corry, Pa
Thomas Price
City
Laurel Sweight
Cleveland
John Sweighrt
Beaver Falls
Ray Haberger
New Castle
Lewis Price
Jamestown
B.A. Byung
Cambridge Springs
Newton
North Taat
Gertrude Anderson
Terry
Guorige Stager
Ford
Forbes & Spaulding
Ena
the National Bank OF Corry
Fadaral Reserve Bank
Tior
Kane
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