Wayne Schools Open For Year List Teachers
Wayne township schools opened Tuesday with an enrollment of 166 pupils. The following teachers were hired for the schools: Miss Mary Parkhurst Carter Hill, Miss Beula Randall Beaverdam, Mrs Marion Gage Wheelock M, Beatice Brown Spencer, and Mrs Edith Fox Sciota. Mildred Findbury on leave of absence for 4 year attending school in Pittsburgh.
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Jay Follett
Finger Lakes
Watkins Glen
Syracuse
Arthur Mortis
Harland ‘Tompson
Charles Joy
Corry
Wattsburg
Wattsbury
Ndairs
Toe Scott
Lake Pleasant
Suyuer
Harold Burnham
Walter Blogs
Lloyd
Clifford Bloss
Dell Bayniall
Jonty
Renovo
Jay Miller
Bert Slye
Perest Adams
Dell
Edith Adams
Tyan Hateh
Sciota
Hazen Follett
Andrew Miller
Warren
Harold Miller
Familly
Rolla Peterson
Wsio
Dennie Adamski
Francis Zawoski
Cleveland
Decrease in Enrollment at Sparta Victim of Fall Buried
Sparta Spartansburg Vocational School opens for the new year with smaller attendance. Miss Mildred Halfast registries 40 beginners, Miss Hammond reports 44 in second and third grades, Miss Lucile Blakeslee 42, Miss Pauline Shreve 41. Several staff changes occur as community fair plans and local social events unfold. births, travels, and hospital statuses are noted among residents. Funeral services held for Quentin Goodwill amid condolences from relatives across multiple towns.
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New Jersey
Princess Pat Club
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Mildred Halfast
Hammond
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Pauline Shreve
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Wirt Ingcom
S. Harrison
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Donald Morrison
J. Harrison
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Harrisons
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Marjorie
Fredonia
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Mark Gray
Titusville
Allie Maitland
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Webb
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Edward Allen
Pottsdam
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Corry
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Claire Jones
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Oklahoma City
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East McKeesport, Pa
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Lockport
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Portageville
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Charles Torrey
Ise
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Sinclairsville
Nelle Torrey
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Helpbringer
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Garnett
Quentin
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Neil
Guy
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Silas Still
Roy Ehrhart
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Darel Hutchinson
Rose Hill Cemetery
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Long Branch
W. H. Gornelius
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H. Elliott
Arnett Rieck
Jean Clark
Plainfield
N.J
D. L. Baker
Edinboro
William Rieck
Norman Goodwill
Hele
Roy Goodwill
North East
Robert Baker
Muad~ville
Heir to Estate In Probate Controler Named In Willis Will
In Eriz Sept 6 County, Harvey M Willis nephew to preside as controller and executor of the late Edwin B Willis real estate holdings. Probate proceedings in Register Ralph Mc Cord office reveal an estate valued with Myrtle street property and 26 acres on.upper Peach street circuit grounds. If sale exceeds ten thousand dollars, nephew Robert Volkert of New Orleans would receive a hundred dollars. remainder to controller, who may dispose of real estate.
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Eriz
Harvey M. Willis
Edwin B. Willis
Office of Register of Wills
Ralph B. McCord
Myre Street
Peach Street
Circus Grounds
Myrtle Street
Willis
Robert Volkert
New Orleans
Services Announced at Spring Creek and Columbus Churches
Rev. Sonn Waite, pastor, announces Sunday services at Columbus at 10 15 and 11 15 a m and Junior meeting 6 20 p m Tuesday with Bible study at 7 30 p m. Spring Creek worship starts 9 45 a m with Bible school 10 45 a m Sailor CE at 6 p m and Youth Society at 7 15 p m with midweek service 8 p m Wednesday. West Spring Creek holds Sunday services 2 p m with Bible school 3 p m worship. Theme Sunday is The Sympathy of Our Lord.
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Sonn Waite
Columbus
Spring Creek
Bentor
Sailor CE
Yume Peoples Society
West Spring Creek
Roosevelt Leaves for Home Tonight
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt will depart Hyde Park for home tonight and plans to return to Washington Monday or Tuesday. The Associated Press notes the trip as a brief domestic absence during the ongoing administration duties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Union City Bank Pays Dividend to Depositors
Union City Sept 6 The Home National Bank will pay its 130 depositors an additional five percent today of their original deposits when the bank closed. Depositors will receive at least 9,000 dollars, bringing the total return of original deposits to 78 percent. Trustees announced stockholders will receive a three percent dividend on their stock effective Friday.
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Union City
Home National Bank
Banc
Board of Trustees
al Boam
School Delays Opening At Franklin Junior High
In Bethlehem the Franklin junior high delays opening to September 11 due to unfinished renovations. Upper grade students must wait as crews finish work, affecting three grades in the school.
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Bethlehem
Franklin Junior High
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