East Bernard News Faces Lake Headline
Local page seven notes community events in East Bernard with club meetings, plant exchanges, and 4‑H home demonstrations. East Bernard Home Demonstration agent Miss McCubbin shares tips on gardening while residents share cuttings of barberry, nandina, hydrangia, and jasmine as the town prepares for a civic music event and Red Cross unit efforts.
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Headlight Eagle
Take
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East Bernard News
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LAS. D. M. Sands
Tre East Reroard
Demon Club
Dobias
D. M. Sands
J. W. Sands
McCubbin
Cows Home
Eric
sGrirwing
Devogsies
Cote Riley
Tay Garkel
Roger Cyrtan
RED Cross
Emily
Abel
George Mey
George Whartes
Melbodest Church Sermons and Pastor Visit Notes
Sunday services at Melbodest Church featured Rev Ton Gibbs and Rev M Richardson presiding over Methodist events. Reports mention visitors Billie Behrens, Mrs Clara Harold Gosak, Benen Brindio, and multiple local attendees with notes on parish activities, prayers, and community announcements.
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Melbodest Church
Ton Gibbs
San Antonin
Herald
Heneley
Hetty
Jonio
Billie Behrens
Kelly Gota St. Tris
Kermit van Steenheen
Fis
M. Richardson
Disteift
Ster Monal
Elnuec
Sunda Migs Goreg
Weston
Tee Panints
Mi LF
Novesad
Kelly
Novesad al Galard
Clara Haroll Gosak
Tontell
Abemary
Fennell
von Toon
Ales
Benen Brindio
Filla Mavi
Miss Ardenny
Wallis
Sai
Antonia Vasile
Bitter Sweet Revels at Coles Theatre Amid Casting Shuffle
A fragmented item lists Noel Coward works and a forthcoming Vaudeville style stage show at Coles Theatre in Virginia with cast members Jason Baveliun and Nelson Mew. It hints at a February 27 28 premiere with several performers and a mix of musical and dramatic acts.
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Noel Coward
Snown
Ohay- Vis
Lay Nis Eperuda
Uae
George
Fragmented public discourse on gender roles and power figures
The text presents a dense, satirical jumble of opinions on men and women, marriage, authority, and social hierarchies. It references politicians, religious or civic figures, and scattered cultural critiques, mixed with stray phrases about power, status, and societal ideals.
Admiral Rimitz Commissions Navy School Built by Henry Ford
Navy officers accept the Henry Ford Trade School facilities for a new Navy Service School. Edsel Ford notes the founder’s belief in using Ford facilities for civic aims, while Rear Admiral W Nimtz praises the program as a patriotic extension of naval training. Enlisted men from across the Atlantic and Lakes regions will train in trades and shop operations.
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Admiral Rimitz
Navy Service School
Henry Ford
Dearnory
Micw
Navy
Henge
Bath Sek
Fort Pose
Te Wensid
Bay
Rouge River
C.P. Cecil
United Si
Wwe Gun
Edsel Ford
Henry Ford Trade School
Ford Motor Comox
W.ninitz
Washington
Secrntary
Knox
Ifes
Lakes
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Acstordeon Choir
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New’ Methodist
Albert Schuumann
Tiospital
Mary Playdeniat
Rock “Tse
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Mahal
Hirth
Walter Onipane
Chas Wngita
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Mary Joe Novusad
Dey
Jackie Webb
Tate Aneto
Abin Gibbs
Angi
Victor Ruiseck
Manoren
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Wlc Leveridge
Dan Schuhmann
Noble
Wad Leonard Sands
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A. We. Sieds
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Holy Cross Church
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Young Peapin's
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Semalih Heron
Treas Shoes
ARG Sport Shoefore
Frank Stephens Company
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Perea Sree
San Hi Seul
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Ctiek
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