The Eaglets Put On A Good Fate At Friday Night Show
The Eaglets performed a lively Friday night event with a crowd of students and staff. The program featured singing and yell routines, a playful snake dance in the parade square, and school spirit activities led by multiple participants.
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Eagless
Parle
Junior Chass Committee Roles and November Activities
The report lists Junior Chass committees for the November party with names for Entertainment and Refreshments. It notes a Friday November 19 event by the eighth grade and provides officers including president Finest Mine Sen iort secretary Reagan Laughlin and reporter Sylva Lehr.
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Chass
Aie
Juanita Wolf
Mary K. Alley
Douglas Tate
Raymond Jochett
Leona Arad
Sue Colly
Glenn Dave
Oa Mae Wine
Virginia Ati
Fallgwang
Reagan Laughlin
Sylva Lehr
United States
Tyter
Alisha
Sylva Sehindier
Ures
Seventh Grade Health Poster Project Display
Seventh grade pupils finished posters last week showcasing health habit themes. They created a health and safety themed set featuring a Thanksgiving tableau with a Pilgrim family and a distant Mayflower, arranged in the seventh grade room for visitors.
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Harder
May- Hower
Election of best pupils at high school picks top candidates
The school named three boys and three girls as candidates in an election for ideal student. Top boy nominees include Edward Causty, Chan Spatinger, and Carter Jones. top girls include Mary Katherine Alley, Inseptine Penta, and Irene Muchenka. Balloting continues as students await results.
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Nikteron
CaAusty
Chany Spatinger
Carter
Marytherine Alley
Inseptine Penta
Irene Muchenka
Chitelas Sprlinger
Mary Katherine Alley
Ho Dina
Fragmented Lyrics and Phrases From A Weathered Page
A garbled OCR snippet includes broken phrases about rain and snow, random names, and stray song lines. The text mixes weather remarks with incomplete lyric fragments and jumbled personal names, forming a mosaic of unreadable segments and stray quotes.
Chevrolet Dealers Back National Scrap Bank Drive
Chevrolet dealers across counties join a nationwide Victory Scrap Bank drive urging oil scrap collection. The campaign mobilizes local directors, allied groups, and patriotic supporters to boost scrap reserves and publish progress reports.
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Chevrolet
National Scrap Bank
Deby
Ficiels
Rhely
Victory
Berview League
Banke Drwy
Winter Safety for Young Children in Winter
Public health guidance urges guardians to protect infants and children from winter illnesses such as influenza tonsillitis pneumonia bronchitis asthma and diphtheria when unvaccinated. Emphasizes medical supervision hygiene and avoiding exposure. stresses immunization and timely care to reduce serious respiratory disease risk in young children.
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Ae Geo
Cox
State Health Office
Wien
Reading of a Crumbled School Bulletin
A fragmented OCR item shows garbled text likely from a school bulletin or notebook. It mentions goals, learning, philosophy, seniors, and a name Delphe Jugiops Wiki, with stray phrases about chances and a sheet titled above. The readable content is chaotic and lacks clear events.
Former Bay City Boy Led US Navy Supply Chief in Pacific
Jonathan J. Holman, a Bay City native, organized and headed the Russian division of Lend-Lease before the US entered WWII. He was appointed colonel of supplies in the South Pacific Area, served at Fort Leavenworth and West Point, and held roles in ordnance and military administration in Hawaii and the Pacific theater. He and his wife Mary lived in Washington with three children.
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Ile
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Coast Artillery Brigade
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Net Lott
Tle
Gerard Ta Ihe
Fragmented OCR summary of a local paper item
The readable text mentions several names and titles linked to a local event or notice. Individuals include Mrs Pindiabovan and Mrs. Barten, with references to Mr Barley and Mr Kapraselunit. The fragmentary lines hint at a social or official proceeding in Antonio and San or related places.
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Pindiabovan
Barten Petartieri
Antonio
Iind
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