State College Baseball Spring Drill Showings
State College trains through fair weather as Coach Hartsell shapes a fluctuating roster. Redfern at shortstop stands out while Buck Blue and others compete for second base. first base and outfield spots open. Pitching staff features Curtis and Civic with Lassiter and others ready for mound duty. Meanwhile Winston-Salem hosts Rotary district conference March 21-22 with 1200 Rotarians expected and officials preparing a citywide welcome.
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State College
Hartsell
Tech
George Howard Redfern
Buncombe County
Shortstop
Redfern
Puss Irwin
Keystone Station
Vycleran
Buck Blue
Back
Pirate
Buck
Willow
Tolar
Stewart
Taylee
Arthur
Red Lassiter
Ray Williams
Dick Burrus
George Murray
Bas
Ernie Hlier
Whislier
Somane Hastie
Norwood
Stuth
Fioyd
Sam R Dfern
Shiorstop
John ‘‘Theity
Shell Johnson
Holton
Bill Wearn
Parsons
Johnson and Holland
Wearn
Manor
Harry Curtis
Rman
Hill
Carter Hattsell
Im Allen
Vance
Harkey
Beale
Death of 122 Year Old Margaret Edmison in Mount Vernon
Margaret Edmison, claimed to be 122, died at her Mount Vernon home after months of frailty. Born in Richmond, Virginia, she was nearly blind and very weak in her final months.
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Till
Margaret Edmison
Perress
Richmond
Rotary Conference Aims to Emphasize True Meaning and Purpose
The event centers on Rotary core ideals with a keynote topic and includes a group dinner lunch songfest Tuesday event and dance. The Kiwanis club coordinates an automobile ride Wednesday with a district governor nomination and a record turnout expected in Winston-Salem.
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Rotary
Kiwanis Club
Winston-Salem
Preservation Efforts Fail for McCreery Home Memorial
DELHI Iowa March 20 Efforts to preserve the old McCreery frame house, once home to J L McCreery pioneer journalist and poet of There is No Death, have failed and the structure is deteriorating. McCreery owned the Delhi Democrat later renamed the paper.
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Delhi
Las
McCreery
J.L. McCreery
Iowa
Delaware County Journal
MecCreery
Delh
McCreery Led Ware County Paper and City Desk in Dubuque Times
The text recalls McCreery publishing the Ware County paper until 1904 when he died a natural death, then moving to Dubuque to become city editor of the Dubuque Times. It notes locals’ ancestors came from eastern banks and highlights his poetry as a rare glimpse of a small rural editor’s life and impact.
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Ware County Journal
Keery
Dubuque
Incomplete obituary notes for Apnapolis figures
Fragmentary OCR text references a death notice and family names. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, yielding only scattered hints of an obituary item without coherent facts to confirm.
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