Carnival funds aid high school sports and coronation
The Palloween Carnival at the high school raised about 100 dollars from door prizes and booths run by local stores in Saratoga and nearby towns. Sophomore queen Opel Spates crowned after a night of entertainment by student stunts. journalism class elected new officers for the next two issues of the news.
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Cos
Saratoga-Okay
Palloween
Basketball Association
Glimtax
Opel Spates
Sophofmore
Miss Spates
Russell Col Ingred
Inez Bell
Rupert Blackwood
Elizabeth Ellis
Eugene Bowles
Cora Mae “MonJimkins
Dale Blackwood
Don Lewis
Fauline Sutton
May Dell Hughes
Katy
Lois Hughes
Janie Fern Hughes
Lily Bell Rogertson
Dale Chaffin
Providence
Falbn Roe Grisham
Sinnie Etta Robinson
Ray Turner
Conrad Grisham
Grace
Duane Grisham
Gilbert Hazzard
Florine Warren
Mildred Morton
Imon Hazzard
Youngest Conductor Leads Los Angeles Women’s Symphony
James Kelley Guthrie a 22 year old son of a San Bernardino newspaperman will join the Los Angeles women’s symphony orchestra for the coming season and is hailed as America’s youngest conductor.
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Los Angeles
America
James Kelley Guthrie
San Bernardino
Calif
Los Angeles Women's Symphony Orchestra
Lima City Built By Pizarro Crowned In History
Peru’s capital Lima, founded by Francisco Pizarro as Ciudad de los Reyes in 1535, stands as a historic center with Moorish cathedral towers. The University of San Marcos, established in 1551, anchors learning in theology, law, medicine, and sciences while Lima’s streets frame broad promenades and ancient squares.
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Peru
Francisco Pizarro
Lima
Pizarro
Ciudad de Los Reyes
City of the Kings
Pacific
National University of San Marcos
America
Service Program By Ozan Baptist Group
The Ozan Baptist Women’s Missionary Society presented a Royal Service program at 2:30 a.m. Tuesday in Mrs. John Barrow’s home. Mrs. Eugene Goodlett led the program on The Chinese the Oldest and Largest Nation, with discussions on Religions of the Chinese Gospel in China Chinese at our Door and Baptist in China. Mrs. Rush Jones led discussions as the group continues the Moslem World study, with plans for November 2 at the Ozan Methodist church and a noon lunch.
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C. C. Thomason
The
Humane Society
Ozan School
Ozan Baptist Women's Missionary Society
John Barrow
Eugene Goodlett
China
Baptist
Rush Jones
Ozan Methodist Church
Methodist Missionary Meeting at Ozan Mission
The Owen Methodist Women’s Missionary Society met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Glad Green. The gathering focused on mission work and local outreach activities.
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Owen Methodist Women's Missionary Society
Glad Green
Probationer to Walk Straight and Narrow in Elyria
Alvin Sanders, 27, placed on probation for automobile theft. Judge D A Cok suspended sentence and ordered five years without alcohol or liquor sales venues and no gambling, requiring abstention from beer.
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Elyria
Ohio
Alvin Sanders
D. A. Cok
Sanders
Florida Girls Favor Careers to Marriage
Tampa report shows Hillsborough and Plant high school girls ages 14 to 19 prefer careers over marriage. Of 216 Girls Reserve voters, four favor matrimony, 30 want to be stenographers, 23 nurses, 17 teachers, 59 pursue other careers, and 63 have not decided.
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Tampa
Fla
Tamlin
Hillsborough
Plant High Schools
Steriografio's
They Say We Were On Her Run It Was Pretty Good
Survivor James Dalhover reflects on a life marked by challenges and misfortunes amid the Brady case. He notes endurance and resilience amid public scrutiny and personal upheaval.
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James Dalhover
Jane
War Ends as Life Sums Up in Mercy Sleep Memoir
A fragment from Omaha Neb mentions mercy in death, Mr W W Goble notes his wife has slept 32 weeks and laments professionals taking salaries. Clifford Grove of St Louis resigns from a tourney over pay, calling war a contagion.
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Igang
Clifford Grove
St. Louis
Attourney
Roosevelt Warns On War Weighs In On Involvement
The text reflects a cautious stance on engaging in war, noting that while not declaring war, the nation cannot shield itself from its effects. It cites President Roosevelt urging prudence and vigilance amid risks of involvement and the broader consequences of global conflict.
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Preside
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