Columbus School News Chief Activities Reviewed
A cluttered school page reports Parent Teachers Association plans for a strong turnout of high school parents, upcoming report cards, and a push to improve attendance. Notes cover club meetings, a Youngsville rally on March 25, Emblem selection, letters of application help, and various student activities and curiosities across grades.
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N. C. Club
Alta Mande Faulkner
Edith Christinsen
Alice Kuzma
Youngsville
Tull
Walter Komenda
Komenta
Triangle
Columbus
Walter
Bandaya Walte
Columbus Hgh School
Miss Walte
Ruth H
New York
Bob H
Maude B
Elton i
Ann
Helen B—teath
Richard
Andrew
Mildred
Ethel J
Brow
Darryl
Harry Thompson
Tilton
Iola Scholton
Yoe Wiliams
Ohn Mishic
George Boz
Robert Trisket
S. M.C
George
Pharstay
Anne M
Doris C
Helen C
Carslyn
Maude
Robert
Katherine Tisket
High and
Dorothy Ieing
Maxine Trisket
Edith C
Brook
Fish-Gazing Trial for Children at Padlington Green Hospital
Debated experiment at Padtington Green Children's Hospital tests if watching fish eases nerves. Doctors place four large tanks in the ward as part of a therapy study hoping to calm restless youngsters.
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Padington Green Children’s Hospital
Pennsylvania Game Commission lists achievements in 1995-86 report
The board highlights 12 major accomplishments in wildlife and hunting management. Highlights include the Brockway training school for game protectors, expanded refuges totaling over 107 thousand acres, and the Pymatuning waterfowl refuge. The report notes improved maintenance, new divisions for game research and distribution, and reforms in hunting identification and stock purchases.
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David Abramson
United
Fross
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Board of Game Commission
Imity
George H. Barry
Game Protectors
Brockway
Jefferson County
Ikind
United States
Pymatuning
Craywlara County
Revenue Department
County eyes historic building sale bid from government
March 16 report notes County commissioners may purchase the old G A R Building at 4th and Ste streets from the U S government. James K Shiels and A B Harris press for preservation by the historical society with plans for leasing to them. If bought, state WPA funding could install a new heating system. Commissioner Fistley said he will seek steps to bid.
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Couinty
4Th and Ste Streets
U.S
Ginferrin
James K. Shiels
Chamber of Commerce
A.B. Harris
Emiequnty Historical Society
Shields
Harris
Historical Society
Works Progress Administration
Thomas W. Fistley
Charles N. Crosby
Earle to Decide on Abolishing Poor Boards in 48 Hours
Governor George H. Earle faced a deadline of 48 hours to decide whether to propose abolishing Pennsylvania counties 74 poor boards. The Goodrich committee urged relief reform with county commissioners sharing duties alongside new county assistance boards. Lawmakers moved on a 5.669 million stop-gap unemployment relief plan while a 100 thousand aid measure awaited Senate action for old age, mothers and blind pensions.
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Preston Williams
Harrisburg
Mar
George H. Earle
Goodrich
Warle
Pittsburgh
Goodrich Committee
Relief Administration
House
Senate
Ripley Man Killed in Auto Crash Near East Lamberton Hill
William Wiley fifty five of Ripley N Y was killed instantly in a two car collision on East Lamberton hill southwest of here Monday Two other men S Louis Smith and Clarence Seltenmeyer both from nearby towns were injured and expected to be discharged from Brooks Memorial hospital The coroner reported skull lacerations and chest contusions while the other injuries were scalp contusions and bruises The accident involved a car hitting another head on The Valvoline Oil Company granted a wage increase to 176 refinery workers elsewhere in the region.
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Dunkirk
N.Y
William Wiley
Ripley, N.Y
Farmer
East Lamberton Hill
Here
S. Louis Smith
Ripley
Clarence Seltenmeyer
Dayton
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Seltenmeyer
Smith
Auto Square
Wiley
W. B. Crandall
Westfield
Kansas
Valvoline Oil Company
East Butler
City Council Keeps Engineer Salary at $150
Director Stanley Nichola urged a raise to $1500 a month for the city engineer covering April to January 1, citing major projects like the storm sewer program and alderwauk construction worth nearly $160,000. Council members declined to increase, and the ordinance passed on third reading keeping the salary at $150.
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Voppem
Stanley Hy Nichola
Nichols
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