Measles Epidemic and Local Crime Report Summary
Local paper notes several health and crime items. Measles attendance drops in schools across multiple districts. A desertion investigation and a case of a cut from broken glass prompt police and emergency response. National unemployment data place February at 10,478,000 jobless, with WPA/COC workers included. A variety of community notices follow, including election officer nominations, Army Day observance, and a Knights Templar card party event.
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National Initial Conference Board
Sparta Couple Celebrates Their Fiftieth Anniversary
The home of Mr and Mrs Morris Jackson of Spartansburg Pa hosted a Sunday celebration for their fiftieth wedding anniversary. The couple married March 2 1886 at Mast Branch by the late Rev William Whitley and have long resided in Spartansburg area. A noon dinner honored them with fifteen place settings, and guests from Meadville Titusville Edinboro and Sheffield sent greetings. Neighbors relatives presented gifts including two wedding cakes and many congratulatory messages from distant friends.
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Morris Jackson
Spartansburg
Morris Jaikeon
Sadie Bennett
Mast Branch
William Whitley
C. C. Jackson
Elmer Wicksham
Myma Hyde
Mir
Mia
Wicksham
Chilren
Betty
LaVerne
George Noonan
Joan
Meadville
Eva ‘Barbour
Othel Oviatt
William Bennett
Chien
Jane
Margaret
Robert
Titusville
Bilzabsthornes
Sheffield
C. ©. Jackson
Edinboro
Jatkeom
Minnie Myers
Jyime
N. D. Jackson
Mildred Halfast
Jackson
Dairymen's League to Distribute 3 100 000 in New York
The Dairymen's League Cooperative Association will pay about 3.1 million dollars to members and certificate holders in the New York milk shed over the coming weeks. Treasurer J A Coulter of Watertown says the distribution covers payments on one series three years early and about half of another series five years early, plus 600 000 for May 1 interest coupons.
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New York
Ds Men’s League Cooperative Association
J. A. Coulter
Watertown
M. D
League Board of Latrectors
New ‘York
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Association
Debate Team Debates Unicameral System at Club Meeting
The Corry Hughes school operating team debated "Resolved that the Several States Should Adopt the Unicameral System of Legislation" at the College Women's Club meeting hosted by Mrs. A Bila King on South Center Street. Mary Maloney MacBain Sears Blyyn Gage spoke for, Wactite Graft Howard Lyman Burton Dearing for the opposing side under Mrs. Gladys Howe. New members Misses Bess Agnes Wilson and Mrs. Glenn Wood were welcomed, and the next meeting at Mrs. S. B Hawking on 121 Mott Street is set for April 25 with "Hiverine of Music" directed by Mrs. Caritor Chatiee.
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Corry HuGh Scnoo Uerating
College Women’s Club
A. Bila King
South Center Street
Mary Maloney
MacBain Sears
Blyyn Gage
Wactite Graft
Howard Lyman
Burton Dearing
Reminiscences of Pioneer Levi Wright at Hatch School Site
Levi Wright recalls early life around Hatch School after moving from New York in 1823. He describes clearing land near Bear Lake, scarce goods, family life, and harsh pioneer hardships including wolf alarms, river crossings, blizzards, and hunting scenes with bears and deer near the settlement that became Freehold and later Columbus townships.
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Pioneer
Levi Wright
B. Wright
Wright
Larsailles
Dad
Journal
Joseph Wright
Chenango County
New York
Tolteville
Pine Valley
Bear Lake
Mre Monroe
Burlingham
Parther
Pittsfield
Beaver Dam
Union
Freehold
Columrjtus
Preebald
Columbus Toyerust
Sugar Grove
Webber
Witiskey
Pitteburgh
Brokenstraw
Shakespeare and Rogues Show Through Falstaff in Crime Art
The Rocky Mountain Herald argues Shakespeare needed no foreign help in crime and criminals. His English materials from beggar books and daily life gave him a genius to adapt rogue elements into art. Falstaff makes these rascals vivid and individual, unlike Continental writers who view society through the rogue.
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Shakespeare
Rocky Mountain Herald
Perilous Work at Water Wheel and Burning Lathe
A man recounts close calls at a water wheel driving a twenty four foot motor. He describes stopping the water to repair a jam, nearly being knocked over by a wheel turning hundreds of times per minute. He also recalls a mill incident at Fame Valley with powerful waves and a failed valve, a burning lathe door scene, and a near fatal fall during a chimney cleanout.
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Fame Valley
Ale Fe
Zayan
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