Tickets Please to Happy Days
Sylvia drives recklessly through elms and town streets, crashes into a motorcyclist, and a passenger grows faint. She hides the truth, returns to Gran and a boarder, then discovers a proposal and a ticket to happier days as secrets unfold around love, money, and past choices.
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Ylvia
Grange Hall
Sylvia
Avenue of Elm
Granny
Mrs. Addington Sims
Randy
Tandy
Gran
Great Garden for U S Canada border
The international peace garden on the U S Canada boundary is moving toward site announcement. Led by Lt J Moore of Islington Ontario it aims to unite nations with a living monument of trees shrubs and flowers. Public support grows from 56 organizations across North America along the Canada to Canal highway corridor.
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Toronto
Ont
United States
Canada
J. Moore
Islington
Moore
National Association of Gardeners of America
Middle West
South
Manitoba
Dakotas
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
America
Churchill
Hudson Bay
Mexico
Central America
Cape Horn
Arctic
Tropics
Bowsman
Swan River
Mexico City
Turtle Mountains
North Dakota
Mid-West
Prairies
New York
Vancouver
Ex-Passenger Ship Reopens as Saw Mill Tie-Up
Ex-steamer Pere Marquette No. 6, once a Great Lakes freight and passenger vessel, now operates as a saw mill front. Tom Finn, owner of the vessel and Sawyer Goodman Lumber, connected the boat’s boilers to the mill’s engines after boiler wear made replacement uneconomical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Menominee
Mich
Great Lakes
Butter Is $6 a Pound Under Rule of Soviets
London reports Koldofsky, back from a mission for the British Federation of Jewish Relief Organizations, provides a Moscow price list showing butter at 4.24 a pound, milk 42 cents a pint, eyes 33 cents each, with luxury items scarce and tea limited to a quarter pound weekly per worker with working cards.
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London
Koldofsky
Russia
British Federation of Jewish Relief Organizations
Moscow
Laws Allows Horse One Bite One Kick
A Los Angeles court ruled that a horse cannot bite and kick in a single incident. Harry Goldstein, a junk dealer, sued Frank Martin after a horse from Martin’s stable allegedly tried to bite him. The judge required proof the horse had a vicious history, which Goldstein could not provide, and he lost the suit.
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Los A Angeles
Harry Goldstein
Frank Martin
Martin
Goldstein
Community Notes Busy Weekend Visits and Local Games
A busy weekend with numerous calls to relatives and neighbors across towns. Local families: Lukeharts, Conners, Jewarts, Guttys, and Littles visited grandparents and siblings. several residents traveled to Indiana airport and nearby towns. The Bell boys won 10 to 17 against Atwood and lost to Chambersville in baseball. schools in the area began after Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lukehart
Mr. Lukehart
Edith
Bertha Conner
Bertha
Dayton
Spring Church
Archie Jewart
Jess Jewart
Barry Slope
Fred Jewart
Herbert Jewart
Frank Gutty
Cutty
Floyd Donaltte
Melvin
Eugene Lukehart
Winnifred
Hyzene Lakehart
Sara
Arthur Connerl
Earl
Blain Little
Indiana
Glen Kenner
John Brandon
Louige
Johnny Kenner
Bell Boys
Atwood
Chambersville
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U. S.-Canada Border
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Coalport
W. R. Moorhead
Fairmont
W. Va
Dean Siverd
Taylorsville
R. L. Siverd
Evelyn Barber
Florence
Laura Barber
Wayne 'Barber
Marion Center
Theodore Oakes
Johnstown
BE. T. Barber
Thelma Little
Austin Slenker
Dixonville
Jean Blakely
Maryland
W. H
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Whi. McParland
Detroit
Paul McParland
Ralph Ramer
Cal Frye
Win
Ucilman
Kittinning
Tillie Frailey
Jerry Kimmel
Bessie Keeler
Kittanning School
M Theda Keeler
Punxsutawney Hospital
Irvin Keeler
Bobby Frye
Moorhead
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