School News Report From Local Classes And Sports
School life highlights include biology experiments with partners, history using Scholastic magazines, Christmas carols, and new freshmen Madeline Mansfield and Bill Hart. Seventh grade loss of students, star gazing, Maupassant reading, scrap drive totals, and war bond sales totalling 233 dollars. Boys and girls athletics feature close games, Leathernecks triumph, and Wasps led by June Booth with strong lineups.
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Scholastic
Madeline Mansfield
Bill Hart
Madeline
Bill
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wood
Cassiopeia
Guy de Maupassant
de Maupassant
Betty Jane Roe
Herman Anthony
Doris Eaton
Anna Frettered
New York
Mervin Pentz
Beverly Siedel
Dawson Barrow
Buster
Mervin
Pompoms
Flying Tigers
Tracy G. Cooper Weir
Calloway Kaufman
Cropp Segar
R.H. Merriken
Smith
C.H. Hughes
Turkington
L.H
Joe Good
Leathernecks
Rangers
Wasps
Martin Bombers
Helen June Booth
Louise Chaffinch
Jeanne Reynolds
Harriet Butler
Olga Swatik
Marian Lutz
Patsy Cohee
Susie Johnson
Elva Breeding
Frances Vickery
Elinor Towers
Eva Kaufman
Anne Huber
Martin
Barbara Butler
Elizabeth Detwiler
Adeline Thurner
Jane de Frank
Betty Jane Lutz
Gloria Brittingham
Sylvia Klein
Betty Beauchamp
Hope Starkey
Betty Proper
Irene McCracklin
Christine Andrews
Jane Boyles
Doris Nichols
Audrey Adams
Elizabeth Layton
Betty Patrick
Margaret Bullock
Betty Asche
Doris Stafford
Bernadine Roe
Beatrice MacDonald
Jeannette Bullock
Delma Sommers
Gladys Shaffer
Avengers
Catherine Mae West
Joyce Brittingham
Dolly Stafford
Vivian Andrews
Ruth Butler
Martha Osterman
Myrtle Neal
Anna Griffith
Eunice Smith
Lydia Lane
Betty Ferguson
Betty Passwaters
David to Bring Out the Harp in Sermon at Preston Church
Rev John W Stockwell uses music as a spiritual instrument. He recalls a choral group and a boy's quip about Oh John Brown's Body to illustrate music as personal expression and a force against hate. He links David the harpist to inner prayer and urges turning from evil to heavenly harmony.
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Soldier
Roosevelt
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Tschaikovsky
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Heaven
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Sullivan
Lord Jesus Christ
Careless Shooting Near Power Lines Condemned
The notice urges hunters to avoid damaging lines this fall and to teach youths firearm safety. It also calls city and rural teachers to stress the dangers of tampering with electric wires and the impact on the war effort.
Slats Diary Weekend Log Of Quarrels And Odd Questions
Sunday entry recalls a hotel name evading memory until towels are checked. Monday notes Ant Emmy and Violet Rays, a moving pitcher, and absence from the Sunday Noose devotee section. Tuesday reports a quarrel with Jane and continued daily note voting among the group.
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Kentucky
Ant Emmy
Violet Rays
Fragments of a Puzzle Text and Handwritten Notes
The readable fragments describe someone reading poetry and puzzling over a line about a price of blank paper found on both sides. A speaker mentions a person named Pa and suggests a response to a parent as they guess the meaning. The text captures a casual, incomplete conversation with unclear context.
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W. L. White
Margaret
United States
England
Life Magazine
Mr. White
Emporia
Kansas
William Allen White
Reeding
Public sale of Mary Thawley estate Burrsville Md
A public sale at the late residence of Mary E Thawley Burrsville begins 1 p m rain or shine selling personal property including a bedroom suite oak furniture rugs sewing machine dishes glassware and more plus a seven room dwelling with six acres and 143 acres of timber land with outbuildings and standing timber terms are cash for personal property and real estate terms to be announced day of sale.
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Mary E. Thawley
Burrsville
Maryland
Delaware
Guernsey
Fragmented diary style note on grocery trip and reconciliation
The speaker recalls a Friday grocery visit where a clerk asks what to seal and they settle on beans and corn with a quarter. Saturday recounts meeting Jane who forgives a quarrel, and they share a soda with a dime each, ending with reconciliation.
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Jane
Evry
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