Local School News Highlights Student Activities and Projects
School events report cleaning projects on school grounds, a two dog patrol for rubbish disposal, a sophomores-seniors mushball series, and a field trip noting wild apple trees and an oak search. Clubs discuss duties, Handicraft study, and a Ditty Duplicate machine enhances supplies. Freshmen enrollments rise while seniors plan a roast and candy sale to fund activities.
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Bailiamond
Fred Chritomion
George Bogert
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Cory
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Epotomores
Vernon Thompson
Vernon
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Miss Walle
Ruth Hulett
Vern Hammond
Russell Moore
Marion Howley
Inez Thompson
Richard Trisket
Foil Florence Ross
Albert Macko
W. Timd
Catherine Bogart
James Hammond
Sayre
M. Agnes McLaughin
Tern Teemley
Mie
Dallas Hulils
Mads
Warren County Highway Improvement Program Seeks 350 to 400 Workers
About 125 people attended a WPA meeting at the Warren County courthouse to review the new highway betterment plan. Authorities expect 350 to 400 workers, with $608,000 allotted, to widen drain and shape earth roads while stressing safety. Local offices move to place employables on projects by November 1 to exit relief.
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Erie
Works Progress Administration
Court House
Warren County
WPA
Retiring Spartansburg Postmaster Honored at Union City Dinner
Spartansburg on Sept 30 held a dinner and 500 party at Tarbell Inn honoring Frank Jones who just completed 12 years as postmaster. Glenn Burton presented a Masonic emblem pin. Jones thanked attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones and several neighbors. The event featured speeches and congratulations from a broad local circle.
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Union City
Frank Jones
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Alts. Smith
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Leon Mortis
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Buffalo
N. Y
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Cheiton
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Rhea Sears
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Hooseless Fastener Co
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Canadohia Lake
Mary Holford
A. M
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Columbus
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Assistant
Pennsylvania
Kinney
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Carl Smith
Centerville
Pittsburgh
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Carrie Taylor
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Greshman
Diploma Day For St. Vincent Graduates At Villa Maria
Twenty young women received diplomas at St. Vincent's Hospital graduation exercises held in Villa Maria college auditorium. Dorothy Wright Mary Fuller Hart Stephanie Lesnick and Hettie Pierson were among those honored. Speakers included Rev Dr Joseph J Webbe and Dr Elmer Hess with Charles H English as chairman. The Villa Maria orchestra played, and campus activities included library visits and class projects.
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Dorothy Wright
Mary Fuller Hart
Stephanie Lesnick
Union City
Hettie Pierson
Youngsville
Villa Maria College
Joseph J. Webbe
Elmer Hess
St. Vincent's Flat
Charles H. English
Device may tell EGe's sex before incubation
Cortland N Y Richard Hamer claims a device that can determine a chicken egg's sex before incubation. The inventor says the apparatus will sort eggs by sex prior to placement in incubators, promising efficiency and potential cost savings for poultry operations.
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Arrest of Eight in Major Post-Repeal Alcohol Plot
Oct 1 Jamestown dispatch reports indictments against eight men including a federal agent for conspiring to divert 100,000 gallons of alcohol and defraud $500,000 in taxes. Clyde Products Company of Clyde, N Y, implicated. denatured alcohol diverted for white vinegar. Agent Treepurn Williams accused of filing false reports. Defendants include Joseph Mandl of New York, Samuel Samschick of Philadelphia, and Charles Gellack of Philadelphia, with several to be removed to New York while civil forfeiture actions proceed.
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Trie Ing
Federal
Clyde Products Company
Clyde
N.Y
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Penn Yan
Joseph Mandl
New York City
Samuel J. Samschick
Philadelphia
Desent
Girard
Charles Gellack
New York
Mand
Overland Freight Company
Brooking Company
Samschick
He Alcohol & Uni
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Hhe
Ridgeway Stop Sign Law Enforcement Begins
State highway patrolmen in Ridgeway have launched a drive against drivers ignoring stop signs. Corporal Rasayage at the Ridgeway sub-station warns that motorists must halt completely at all signs or face arrest.
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Blind men pass bar exam in Massachusetts testing scene
James Hannon, 26, of Brockton, and William Powers of Valley Falls were among 208 people who recently passed the Massachusetts bar examination. The report notes both men participated in the statewide test as part of the legal licensing process.
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James Hannon
Brockton
William Powers
Valley Falls
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Eight Million for Direct Relief in Pennsylvania
United Press reports that the general emergency relief administration earmarked eight million dollars for direct relief to Pennsylvania in October as part of three hundred sixty one point seven two million allocated to states yesterday. Ohio received four million and West Virginia was allotted seven hundred eighty thousand dollars. The funds aim to aid needy households with food assistance.
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Washington
Feneral Emergency Relief Administration
Editor asserts Kansas to look them all over
The Kansas editor, noted Republican reformer, signals a broad open mind toward presidential hopefuls. In Emporia, he introduces Hamilton Fish and eyes Governor Alf Landon with solemn skepticism. Kansas will host a preconvention campaign, listening to all candidates in a friendly, thorough manner. Former Vice President Curtis and Old Guard stalwarts back Landon amid Roosevelt predicti ons.
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Landon
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Lowen
James @. Walson
Port of Memphis Booms on Shipments Increase
The Port of Memphis saw business rise by about 80,000 long tons over the past six months, driven by shipments of beverages and alcoholic products. Officials note the surge reflects growing trade activity and port throughput.
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Memphis
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