Marion Center social notes and local moves update
Mrs N. 8 Barr spent the weekend with her parents near Burnside. James Straight, long-time Marion Center Co-Operative Creamery manager, will move his family to Potter County for a similar role. Lisle Kinter returns from Indiana. Merte Bartholomew attended his uncle David Bartholomew’s funeral near Rochester Mills. David Rial of Watertown Mass visited families here after his mother’s funeral in Greensburg, S.C. Wetzel of Marchand was in town. Muriel and Mayme Barr, Indiana trained nurses, visited home on Manor Street. Mrs S J McManus attended a dinner in honor of Mrs Elizabeth Simpson of California. Mrs Mary Thompson of Homer City hosted last week. Dr J M Stewart has returned from Hornell, N.Y., after attending an aunt’s funeral. Trev W G Alter has aided Plumville Presbyterian evangelistic services. J A Stewart of Grand Rapids, Mich., visiting relatives here, returned home.
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Marion Center
Barr
Burnside
James Straight
David Bartholomew
Rochester Mills
David Rial
Watertown
Mass
Craig and Griffith
Mary Thompson
Homerl
J. M. Stewart
Hornell
N. Y
Trev
W. G. Alter
Plumville
J. A. Stewart
Grand Rapids
Mich
W. T. McAfoos
Biso To Be Deported From Wichita Forest
The famous Wichita National Forest buffalo Biso faces exile after Secretary Wallace orders deportation. The buffalo, beloved by visitors for 15 years, will be transported away from his birthplace and families to live abroad. Officials say Montevideo requested a specimen, and forest service staff support the decision.
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Wichita National Forest
Washington
Biso
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Forest Service
Oklahoma
Montevideo
Uruguay
Bison Herd In Wichita National Forest Grew From 15 To 150
A representative North American bison in the Wichita national forest multiplied from 15 animals in 1907 to over 150, preserving type and stamina. The herd, kept under natural conditions, subsists on wild grasses, living in a vast enclosure with little restraint. Old Biso enjoys easy days, while younger buffalo roam and dream of palm shade and fresh grasses.
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Great Plains
Mexico
Canada
Wichita National Forest
Biso
Buffalo
Antipodes Idle Seek Colony Plan for Queensland
An unemployed workers committee proposes a Sydney inspired colony in northern Queensland to relieve distress and prove workers can manage industry. The plan seeks free land grants, a government cash subsidy, land clearing and cultivation, food production, and social facilities with compulsory labor as a first rate. Initial funds would come from a weekly one shilling levy on workers.
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Sydney
Queensland
Trade shirts in street asbury park shirt swap shocks crowd
In Asbury Park New Jersey a pink shirt and a purple one swapped on Mattison Avenue in front of a cheering crowd as Milan Ross real estate dealer and Irving Newman bank official swapped shirts while spectators watched a chase ensued with Newman fleeing to a telephone booth. Abbottstown egg bears initials J L W and a G mark claims by John Luckabaugh.
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New York
Mattison Avenue
Asbury Park
N. J
Milan Ross
Irving Newman
Awbury Park and
Ocean Grove Bank
Rosa
Newman
Ross
Abbottstown
John W. Luckabaugh
Mr. Luckabaugh
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Brody
Philadelphia
7Th Streets
Bolivia
Veldyn
Marvella
Panvelaine
Orlando
Marleen
Childrens’ Coats
Chinchilla
Lanest
Kinsey
East Wheatfield Two
THE
General Assembly
Charles R. Griffith
Hitler Peeler
Walter M. Blose
Ernest Kinsey
Harry ©. Allison
Will A. Dible
Co. L. Graff
Man
People’s
Tles
Harrisburg
Doonse Brothers
Business Court
Dodge Brothers
McGregor
Thomas
Water Street
Indiana, Pa
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