Glee Club Operetta Set For Friday Performance
Ninety voices from the Senior High School campuses will perform an operetta titled Oh! Dolly Doe at the auditorium Friday evening. Mrs Beatrice Chaffee directs with William Knowlton as business manager and a large cast including Dr Drinkwater and numerous characters from the Sanitarium story.
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Blb Olorh
Beatrice 4. Chaffee
William D. Knowlton
F. Lowe Edwards
Ruth 1 Bennett
Kenneth , Bogardus
Diglogde
Willhem
Sanitarium
Bud Kinley
Weakly
Crossly
Doris Orn
Gertrude Crowell
Slaughter
Dy. Guttem
Coffin
Douglas Mosher
Joseph Carnegie
Richard Rassbacher
Rainbow
William Stott
Bescie
Jean Curtis
Hovor
Glo
Doris Bergman
Madame Cherie
Martha Gene Hilburg
Glory Drinewster
Dr. Drinkwater
Audrey Davis
Pancho
Robert Marsh
Arthur Ingrang
Jim
Philip
Donald Mosher
Glory
Cynthis
Mary Wood
Marvel
Robert Stowe
Thelma May
Marc Anderson
Jeanne Larson
Glee Club
Ex Governor Cross Named Final Essay Judge by Elks
Former Connecticut governor Wilbur L Cross was selected as arbiter for the Elks National Defense Commission patriotic essay contest. James Curriy Jr announced that Cross will judge during March events, with finals to award 1000, 600 and 250 dollars to top contestants.
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Wilbur L. Cross
Connecticut
James Curriy, Jr
Corry Lodge of Elks
James R Nicholson
Elks National Defense Commission
Watyne- “Tues Crass
Connectcut
Elks
Hur
Lumber truck wreck slows traffic near St Marys on steep grade
A lumber laden semi crashed on a St Marys area highway Sunday, backing down a hill and striking a left guard rail. Driver Charles Strait of Paradise RD 1 Clearfeld county escaped injury after climbing to safety. The incident blocked route 255 near Swack's Fond, with police noting the truck was en route to Exne. Also mentioned are Robert Rumbaugh, Marian Nef, and Richard Wagner. Tickets for the Glee Club are on sale to support the group.
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ST. Marys Ridgway
Swack's Fond
St. Mary's
Charles Strait
Paradise
R.D
Clearfeld County
Strait
Exne
St. Mars
Star
Safet
Robert Rumbaugh
Marian Nef
Richard Wagner
Glee Club
Franklin Home Burglary Theft Valued Over $5000
Jewelry including a diamond wrist watch and diamond pin was stolen from Miss Mary E. Hancock at 1418 Elk Street in Franklin. Entry through a front window followed a maid’s departure at 7:36 pm, with police noting ransacking of four second floor bedrooms and a total value exceeding $5000. The crime occurred between 7:40 and 9:15 pm Saturday night. A later note mentions New York rural areas growing faster than urban areas per the 1930 40 census.
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Franklin
Maren
Mary E. Hancock
Elk Street
Hancock
Frederick L. Williamson
Acros
Dishes and Kitchen Utensils Needed for Family
An appeal seeks dishes and kitchen utensils for a family now living in the firmer Boy nin home on a nearby farm south of Corry. Items may be left at the sun and ward fire station for collection by the family.
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Phe Sonimites
Hindle
Lie Fourdy Gil Clare Lindsey
Boynin
Corry
Sun and Ward
Winter halts range work at guard camp Indiantown Gap
Old Man Winter silenced the euns at Indiantown Gap as temperatures plunged to 80 below zero. The 109th Infantry from the Scranton district was to have live-fire rifle practice, but severe weather postponed all outdoor drills. Engineers continued outdoor tasks indoors, while everyone else kept moving to stay warm in the biting northwest wind.
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Associated Press
Indiantown Gap
Euns
109Th Infantry
Scranton
Nawe Pone
Three Sentenced to Prison After Guilty Pleas
Brig Erie county court judge Miles B. Kitty sentenced two men and a youth after guilty pleas to criminal charges. William R. Patterson, 29, formerly of 118 Cherry Street, was sentenced to four to eight years in the Western Penitentiary for forgery, with time to run concurrently. Stanley Sopexinki, 18, of 437 East End Street, admitted burglary and larceny and received an indefinite term in Huntington Reform School. John Bittner, 92, of Bellevue, was given four to eight months in the Allegheny County Workhouse.
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Youte
Erie County Court
Miles B. Kitty
William R. Patterson
Cherry Street
Allegheny Workrose
Western Penitentiary
Patterson
E. J. Neimer
Erie
Stanley Sopexinki
East End Street
Kitts
John Bittner
Bellevue
Allegheny County
I Belong 10 You Chapter Twenty Six
March confronts the end of her marriage to Brent and contemplates a future with Clay while holiday pressures mount. Griff Morgan unexpectedly returns, declaring love and seeking a sensible path forward, complicating March’s resolve as she weighs forgiveness, independence, and a life with Clay.
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Clay
March
Sara
Amie
Brent
Marek
Jean
Marah
Britil
Christina
Griff Morgan Tool
Griff Dauikly
Darling
Grif
Griff
Pat
Jennie
Anit
Jet
Richa Sorant Die in Hudson Repair Incident
An incident inside a Heil repair shop on the Hudson left Richa Sorant killed while working on a height-related repair. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene. Further details on cause and investigation are pending.
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Bi Sorant
Richa
Hudson
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