Fragmentary Sports Gossip From A Chaotic Page
The column skims high school and college sports notes with stray names and odd scenes. Mentions include players like March, Schwartz, and Johnny Van Ryn, plus talk of Notre Dame athletes and a business agent for asbestos workers in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garda
Old College
Gharley
Galbart
Mont
Hughie Minlllgen
Busness
Asbestos, Workers’ Union
Chisago
Notre’ Dame
Iesbestos
Community Notes and Visiting Guests Amid Local News
Fragments report a pastor’s upcoming service and a singing date with invites to nearby singers. Mentions of residents visiting relatives and moves, including Vernon Herring returning to Chester Waters farm and Douglas relocating to Bodcaw. Also a Salt Lake City police note about recovering 3,000 stolen bicycles last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Oil Promoters Probe Nets in Oklahoma City Field
Oklahoma City insiders discuss the oil boom lure drawing promoters and gullible investors. The Baker Bureau probes alleged fraud while postal authorities monitor schemes. Promoters claim big profits, but state blue sky laws and proration rules limit returns, with underproduced fields yielding modest monthly incomes for shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Sudik
Baker Business Bureau
Cox
Debonsir
Leaventworth
Frederic
Roy St.Louis
United States
Tooney
Lewis
HG. Mitchell
Oklahoma City Better Business Bureau
Mike United Press
Oklahoma Producers, Cooperative Commission
Local notes from Stamps area mention visits and gatherings
Mrs Obie Fuller visits Mr and Mrs Marion Puller of Stamps for a few days. Miss Muriel Mitchell spends Monday with Mrs D B Bailey. Mrs Gilbert Fuller visits her mother Mrs E B Collier of New Hope. Sue Petre of Stamps spends last week with sister Mrs SL Fail. Audia Fuller visits home folks. Mr and Mrs George Pickard move into Gatland Mullins home Tuesday. Edward Collier of Little Rock spends Sunday night with sister Mrs Gilbert Puller. Mrs Charlie Martin and daughter Bobbie Nell visit relatives in Hope. Prayer meeting held every Sunday night. everyone come and bring someone. Mr and Mrs J My Fuller spend Thanksgiving with their son Leonard and family of Hone. Mr and Mrs S L Fuller and Mrs Sue Petre spend Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs A J Filler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audia Fuller
George Pigkard
Mullins
Edward Collier
Little Rocke
Gilbert Puller
Charlie Martin
Bobbie Nell
Geryone Tome
My Fuller
Lean‘ard
Hone
L. Fuller
I Sue Petre
A.J. Filler
Earlham Alumni Magazine oldest in country
Richmond Indiana Earlhamite the alumni magazine of Earlham College a Quaker institution is the oldest alumni publication of an educational organization in the country by ten years Created in December 1873 it ran until 1911 as a monthly and then quarterly after that The Pennsylvania College for Women and Wooster College publication dates follow in rank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Earlhamite
Alunt
Earlham College
Pannsylvania College
Wooster College
Nees O
Judson Byers of Hope Raises Fine Turnips
Judson Byers, a young progressive farmer living on Hope route two about three miles from the city, raised a fine fol turnip crop. He displayed some of his turnips here yesterday. From a quarter of an acre he harvested about 150 bushels and plans to store or sell the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Byers
Hope Route Two
Princess Teru-no-miya Birthday Celebrated in Tokyo Palace
In Tokyo the eldest child of Emperor Hirohito and Empress Negako, Princess Shigek Teru-no-miya, will celebrate her sixth birthday at the imperial palace. Born December 6, 1925, she is tutored privately and will join Peerless School. she has no brothers and one living sister, with Prince Chichibu as heir presumptive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U.A
Shigek' Teru-no Miya
Hirohito
Negako
Moat-En-Dresert
Teru
Chiyode Castle
Chichbu
Balanced Diet Replaces Starvation For Figure
Iowas City Iowa report states balanced diet paired with vigorous activity, not starvation, as the path to a slender figure. Elizabeth Massey, head of physical education at the State University of Iowa, condemns starvation and urges in season sports and a refreshing post recreation shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowas City
U.A
Elizabeth
Massey
Physical Education
State University
of Iowa
Spinning Wheels Decline Reported in Mayville
Mayville records show the spinning wheel business declining after 25 years of local manufacturing by Frank Fell. Contrary to belief, most output is not for sexual use. curiosity dominated early chatter about two way telephone service on a Canadian railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Wis
Frank
Fell
Canadiary
Divorce Filed Over Unbuckled Shoes Incident
Cambridge Massachusetts Louise Margosian, aged 22, filed for divorce citing cruelty after an incident in which her face was slapped when her overshoes were left unbuckled. The case centers on alleged mistreatment by her spouse, Sasharyl, with the couple’s marital dispute proceeding through local channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Urkmes
Louise
Margosian
Sasharyl
Tornado tosses Maggie Beatlie home into fireplace
A tornado struck the Rosetta area smashing Mrs. Maggie Beatlie home and scattering debris. A mother and her two children were injured and thrown toward an open fireplace amid the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosetta
Miss
Maggie Beatlie
Forest Fire Toll Down in California Prevented Damages
California state forecasters reported a decline in fire damage this year after careful prevention measures. The annual report shows in-state protected areas and reduced costs compared with last year’s figure of 846,284 dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
U.pi
California
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