Amanda Schools News From October in Sept Sevenmile
Amanda schools report prep for a match with Jackson at Sevenmile after a week of league play. Girls teams struggle and improve while a junior high girls glee club forms under Miss Flot Du Chemin. activities include reading, banking, and English projects as students weigh in on health and nutrition.
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Sevenmile
Garrett
Enine
Bamnerville
Nmne
Jackson Ting
Amanda
Fiasn
Amsnda
Maph Park
Flexcare
Mins Stewart
Keith
Sly
Misa Berner
Stockton Lincoln Club Victorious Over Washington Club
Friday morning the Stockton Lincoln Club won a victory over the Washington club in arithmetic. A spelling contest between the clubs is planned for Friday. Monday morning school opened with a story by Mr. Taylor. The Coffey children move to Roosevelt High. Teachers and pupils engage in geography and history lessons. Tuesday is bank day. Friday is composition day. Reports cards will be issued next Wednesday with tests in every subject. Virginia Lonnis returns to school. Billy Smith is absent. Helen Thompson, News reporter.
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Stockton
Dst
Washington
Mr. Taylor
Coffey
Hamilton
Earl Abrams
Thora
Greda
Europa
Ona
Yuri
Mere
Kereuth
Virginia Lonmis
Sabogt Agsin
Billy Smith
Helen Thompson
Sevenmile High athletic election results and local game recap
Sevenmile Ont reports athletic election results with president Shanny Melisa and secretary treasurer Gladys Fldri. Monroe baseball beat Sevenmile 2 0 1 in a pitchers duel, Monroe scoring in the fifth. Sevenmile’s softball fell 24 to 4. Girls basketball, fall boxing and upcoming games against Bevenville noted with limited readable details.
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Sevenmile
Williams
Shanny Melisa
Cbe Angspucger
Tary
Gladys Fldri
Boots Tomans
Owls
Monroe
Sevenmile High School
Tusmas
Thei Om Lintid
Kodzen
Turner
Nonroe
Bomnerville
Hanging delayed marriage in Arkansas squarely cited
J F Israel, a 74 year old longtime peace officer, testifies to a letter from Bill Jones a Black man awaiting execution. The note claims the couple planned marriage before the impending public hanging and quotes the sweetheart’s plea as the scaffold looms.
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Walnut Ridge
Ark
UPI
J. F. Israel
Bill Jones
Negra
Arkansas
Tarael
Metro
Ettery Ag
Reily Initiation and Community Events Planned
Reily announces a sophmore hosted Halloween masquerade on Oct 28 with prizes for best costumes and upperclass orders enforcement. A community masquerade dance at Beily tan ball is set for Oct 29 with tiered admission and six prizes. A community play When a Woman Decides is chosen for Nov 12. Six weeks of exams proceed as grade cards near approval. Local photography sessions capture school scenes and a Pacant- Teachers association meeting is scheduled. City purchases a dog ambulance to aid injured dogs, a tricycle unit operated by a native delivers care to patients.
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Reily
Helen McCreadie
Leona Kerby
Vivelda Wysong
Alfred
Zim
Okeana
Hoth Reily Roums
Middletoma
Unt
Eleanor Garr
Taylorsville
Wiltiama
Jim Smith
Miami University
John Moorhead "Tix
Flamiston Buainene College
Elizabeth Withrow
Pow
Mins Carr
Alfred Maxtiett
Arkansas
South America
Mist Gemienberger
Aa Cor
Little Change in Hog Prices Noted During Past Week
The report notes hog prices remained fairly steady in lightweights until late in the week when small declines appeared. Traders faced weak demand for dressed pork and beef, with a scarce supply of choice pigs and lamb markets providing a brighter note. Fat lambs gained slightly, while steers and yearlings suffered the largest price drops amid broader market weakness.
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H. E. Curry
Ohio Farm Bureau’ Research ‘Department
Peico
Cntire
College Corner notes and community events in Richmond area
The College Corner column highlights visits by local families to relatives in Richmond, social happenings such as club meetings and dinners, hospitalizations, pranks among students, and upcoming gatherings. It also reports on a railroad boxcar sale repurposed as a corn crib and farm storage anecdote.
Rural School Progress in Ohio Shows Expanded Access
Ohio rural schools have advanced since 1914 with the establishment of county districts and supervision, narrowing the gap with cities. Enrollment rose, teacher training improved, one room schools fell from 11 000 to about 3 506, and high schools spread across rural areas aided by state programs and vocational agriculture growth. funding remains a challenge as tax shifts and road costs press rural districts.
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Ohio
Thia
Met
Iyimot
America
Arta As -Wa'doin
Taral
B. Ad Bievenay
Res Fancation Association
Tara
Sheeitlex
Urasphogis
Athera
Nomi Iactor
Counly
State Department of
J Education
Maeger
Thera Wra
Ghio
Fox
State of
Ollo
Cincinnati
Toledo
Couztiueliva
Ump
Miral
Mosis
Edu
Schoola
Cilica
Ba Wellan
Sehoels
Sutegss
Somerville News Briefs Include Visits and Social News
Somerville residents share visits and illness notes as Otto Miller returns to Washington DC after months with parents Mr and Mrs Ransom Miller. Local social rounds mention gatherings with De Stecker family in Greenville, Kate Chapin improving, and multiple trips to Hamilton, Dayton, and Richmond. Lamp coal price listed as 3.50 per ton.
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Somerville
St. 2
Otto Miller
T Washington
D.C
Mfr
Snd
Ransom Miler
Howard Lintner
Suggs
Dale Campbell
A. de Stecker
Greenville
Kate Chapin
Will_ Inman
Ray Ward
Oxford
Ed Brandenburg
Ebilarey
Heaven
Hia
Jus
T. Mee
Bend
Seilers
Piqua
Darrell Withrow Spant
Trane Lintner
Clyde
and Billy
Cotton Run
William Grollams
Avis
Paul Groluma
Doris
Near Savenmile
Calvin Pylex
Aileen
West K
Chapin
Mary Reed
Nod’ Afra
Will Chapmn
Claude McKew
Attien
Anna Mary Pottisiger
Birw
Dayton
Lote
Hood
Town
Reiner
Michigan
Ava Uhl
Fear Dayton
Ales
Roy Craig
Dale
Camden
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Ballard Blount
Franklin
Mies M. Long
Eags
Cless
Elase
Misa Treirer
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Pauthie Brown
Christian Thomas
Mazel Garrison
Whistlingill
uthas—Long
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Mr. Rugee
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Haglian
Tenyson
Kaveh Anten
Miss Reed
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Tennyson
Shirley Davish
Enoch Arden
Miriath
Wayne
Enoch
Annio
Miriam Lunn
Annie
Miriam Awl
Miriam
Annin
Emoch
Philip Ray
Prise
Philip
Freshnie Tintin Alisa
Lincoln Club
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Specian
Del
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Susday
A. Ki. Sturm
Lockland
Mica Fanness
Elmar
Mary Lon VauNesy
Val Green
Jesle Brophy
Princeton Current Event Club
Mira Clawson
Corwin Mehl
Mary Compton
Gladys Sipp
Monrac
Mandie Allen
Valea Yosly
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Josie Brophy
Stella Woeffler
Alica VanNess
Red Cross
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Harry Anderson
Fawiston
Wilk Bently
John Mell
Janeledhe Wallee
Dixie Dance
Monroe Grange
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Tor Jon
Jermes
Fred Jones
Tonepaleana
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Rele
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Lallian
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Leo Wright
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Hlorman Barker
Laura Cheney
Grand Toughter
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Hen Wright
Red Shephard
Hranklin
Mac Belle Gberfelt
Bethesda Hospital
Mabel Stewart
Ora
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William Gibbana
Sox Jimmy
Joan Wilkerson
Lebanon
John Hamilton
Toby+ Maddock
Frank Morton
Social Dazen+ club
Paul. Griffith
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the Bond of Liberty
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Carolyn Smith
Isa Kirkpatrick
Helen Watfort
Georgia Disha
Camille Weidner
Adnan Jackson
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