Fine Entertainment To Feature Exhibit At Junior High
A two evening exhibit at the junior high presents a program by the High School orchestra and chorus plus sailor songs, a ballet, and a parade of student acts. Featured sections include classroom displays from Household Arts and Industrial Arts rooms, a closing finale with “Young America” and other selections.
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Jiejia Wai
Aphuiwe
Gierwinost
Ani
High Schorl
Lag Salle
America
Helen Mekelvey
Marjorie Young
Sailor Big
Shin
Johnny
Capuin Kidd
Arkansas
Russia
Kltehen
Dolementary
Hateh Tuthlias
Coviders
Diathumatics
Rony
Club Metibus
Library Sbleniie
Jos
Elgin Mayor Attends Education Day and School Honors
Elgin notes celebrate a teacher’s work and perfect attendance medals, with County Superintendent Hadlock praising the school. Graduates receive diplomas as Mrs Lilley’s classroom effort receives commendation. Local families relocate, funerals and illnesses noted, attendance at Sunday school reaches 107.
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Elgen
Vegridiates
Alice Wetmore
Berly, Lewis
Gull Badbork
Frac McCraylund
Najrvi Ais
Itays Rey
Clavie
Jopeniis
Mrs. Alkems
Blaine Kinney
Max Harvey
Biel Fine Music
Ongar
Lilley
Lie
Tugran
Bi Re Hadlock
Bigin School Board
Charles Munson
Eshorne Palmer
Jried Palmer
Humily
B.C. Clank
Mrt Clark
Fredonia
Harry Proctor
Babcock
Pneumburg
John Kib Jer
Corry
Belva Roberts House
James Lee
Wedneston
B.c.glarks
Charles Ladd
Harley McCray
George Woodminse
Ray Burrows
Dantor
Aleir
Eva Burrows
Suntey School
Frank Ladd
Beaverdam
Perry Lewis
Ev. McCann
Riceville
Clark
Hureday
Serias
Childress
Roy, Clarke
Oral Tompkins
Francia McCray
Clark McCray
Emmett Cronin
Nore
Charles
Iomely
Eilsburgh
Charles Munsim
Henestuma
Lis Reynolds
McCray
Sheman Luey
Services for Mrs Lindsay Held at Beaverdam Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Lindsley widow of Be G Lindsley and longtime resident were conducted by Rev A Martin of Westfield. A funeral hymn was sung, with many attending from Beaverdam and nearby towns. Burial followed at Phil Grave Cemetery. survivors include son Leon Lindsley, stepdaughter Mrs Lee Smith of Philadelphia, six grandchildren and five great grandchildren, two sisters, and a brother. Out-of-town mourners included Mr and Mrs Lee Smith of Philadelphia and others from Union City and Beaverlawn.
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A. Lindsay
Be G. Lindsley
Mesiulph Dowsy
Whittlesey
S. Bentley
A. Jenowlion
N. R. Dickson
T. A. Wing
Samy Leo
Linleby
Beaverdam
Lindsley Haying
Lindsley
Leon Lindsley
Legal Forces of Pa Utilities Lead in Attack
A Pennsylvania Senate hearing drew a crowded gallery as advocates pressed utility reform aimed at curbing public costs. The administration-backed plan would abolish the Public Service Commission, appoint a governor-controlled body, and create new rate-making and valuation procedures based on prudent investments rather than reproduction cost.
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Wolf Bickel
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Leonard H. Kinard
Bell Telephone Co
Senate
Chase ‘Oust Win
J. Warnest
Ihe
Public Service Commission
Tse
Did You Know Illustrated Question Box by R J Scott
A reader quiz column covers Library of Congress borrowing for advanced research and notes on naked eye star visibility, mail plane loads, global shot origin linked to the American Revolution, and the site of America’s first theater in Williamsburg built in 1710.
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R. J. Scott
Ameria Theater
Williamsburg
America
Flower Parade Cutting Roses by Dr Kellerman Advice
Dr Kellerman of the U S Department of Agriculture offers rose cutting tips to maximize bloom quality. Cut blossoms with long stems, leave two buds on the stub, and prune properly in spring to influence later stalk length for both bush and rambling roses. For climbing varieties, long stems can be used for indoor decoration, with shoots removed as needed.
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Karl F. Kellerman
Bureau of Plant Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kellerman
Franidin Street
Sli
Marriage of Theresa Phillips to Sherman W Spaulding
Miss Theresa Phillips and Sherman W Spaulding, both of Corry, were married at the Dutch Abbe Reformed church parsonage in Clymer on April 8. The couple will reside in Corry where the groom works with his brother at the North Side garage. Greetings to the newlyweds came from Corry friends.
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H. W. Phillips
Theresa Phillips
Sherman W. Spaulding
Corry
Clymer
Spaulding
M. 1 Spaulding
Corry Friends
Congental Iions
Bank Robber Gang Extradition Sought Over $1 Million Heists
Pittsburgh authorities move to extradite five suspects captured in New York in connection with bank robberies totaling nearly $1,000,000. Two men Flynn and Ruben/alias Joe Brown face charges in the Manchester Savings and Trust robbery of $52,000. Police say the group, described as respectable bootleggers, deny being bandits.
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Merchant ‘Trust Company
Nattespan
N. 1
Peoples Bank of Hawthorne
N. J
Clinton Avenue
South Side National Bank and Trust Company
Newark
West Marel Street
New Jersey National Bank and ‘Trust Company
Flynn
Ruben
Niefield
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Manchester Savings and Trust Company
Joseph Flynn
Sam Ruben
Joe Brown
Man Chester Bank
School Board May Act on Tax Cut Proposal
A school board panel considers a tax cut amid plans to trim the district budget. Directors discuss an outline from the property committee to reduce operating costs and potential levies, weighing methods to balance reform with the district’s financial health.
Siamese King Recovering From Eye Operation
King Prajadhipok of Siam rests quietly after successful removal of a cataract from his right eye. The operation, performed by Dr John M Wheeler in New York, was necessitated by censorship of motion picture films in Siam. The 11,400,000 subject kingdom and royal retinue followed the news with relief.
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United Press Purchase
King Praidhipok
Siam
Ophir Tall
Ten
Whitelaw Bell
John M. Wheeler
Orthaninlogia
New York Medical Vciter
Chicago News Mourns Death Of Publisher
Chicago paper mourns the sudden death of Waller A. Stroy the second publisher in nine years and notes his editorial stance. In related note, obituary mentions a prior publisher Woliver B. Lawson who died in Winnetka at home aged 17 amid house disease.
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United Press
Chicago
Daily News
Waller A. Stroy
Shing
The
News
Wielvir B. Lawson
Winnetka
Boston Girls Make Big Haul in Stores
Two sisters from Boston Ann and Elizabeth Rodger faced charges after stealing more than $2,000 worth of apparel from a downtown department store. They were held pending arraignment as police investigated the case.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Ann
Elizabeth Roderg
Massi
Fragmentary notice hints at superintendent remarks
A fragmentary OCR line mentions a superintendent and two members, suggesting a quoted or spoken portion. The readable text is too incomplete to determine the full event or outcome.
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Chicago News
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Ersonal
Finance Co
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