Miss Rosemary Humphreys Sings in IU Concert in Bloomington
Miss Rosemary Humphreys of Linton performed with Indiana University's Girls' Glee Club under John L. Geiger of the L A School of Music faculty. The spring program, held in the new School of Music recital hall, featured La Bastrigue a new song arranged on a French Canadian folk theme dedicated to the club and its director.
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Rosemary Humphreys
Linton
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Indiana University
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L. A. School of Music
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Gena ‘Branscombe
J. U. Girls’Glee Club
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Desert cactus makes food in its stem description
In desert cacti the stem performs photosynthesis instead of leaves, creating food for the plant.
Myrna North Special Nurse Rushes to Stair Call
Myrna North, a special nurse, hurried to the stairs following a call about Anton. The incident prompted responders to check the scene and assist immediately.
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Masquerade Ball Plans Spark Pats to Reveal Self
Pats in a staged impersonation scheme contemplates discarding her disguise to win Don Montery’s love. She plans a daring appearance at Crayton club, hoping a cousin visit and a glamorous dress will catch Don’s eye and tilt their strained marriage toward honesty.
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Suit Over Wolf Bite Hits Okemah Court
W. J. B. Weatherford of Weleetka sues for 5000 dollars over an alleged wolf bite. He says the wolf owned by a Weleetka resident bit him, was rabid, and required treatment in district court at Okemah.
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Weatherford
Canada converts Victory bonds to short-term issues
Ottawa reports no shortage of investment money as Canada converts the last income tax free Victory bond issue worth 236.9 million dollars into short-term bonds. Within a week nearly half the loan was subscribed.
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United Brethren class meets at library tonight
The Young Peoples class of the United Brethren church taught by E. L. Barnes holds its regular monthly meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at the public library. All members are urged to attend.
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United Brethren Church
E. L. Barnes
Infrared traffic beams track South Dakota routes this year
Invisible infra red light beams record traffic flow on principal routes in South Dakota for the state highway department. The devices were installed under Harper Hamilton, traffic manager for the highway planning survey.
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U.P
South Dakota
State Highway Department
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Crows Can Grow Now Elyria War on Crows Begins
Lorain County commissioners set a bounty for crow destruction with $100 allocated to kill up to 400 birds at 25 cents each, aiming to reduce the crow population from an estimated 1000 birds. The plan hinges on legal allowance for the higher bounty.
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Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Elephant Is a Noted Swimmer in Deep Water
The elephant is described as an excellent swimmer and has been known to swim in deep water for over six hours at a time.
Butter cargoes higher on Duluth shipments this season
Duluth bound butter shipments to lower lake ports are expected to total about 50 million dollars this year. Upper lake shippers say 70 000 to 75 000 tons will be loaded in Duluth, versus 69 730 tons in the 1986 season.
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Equator Ship Retired After 25 Years of Lake Service
The Clement Hill, a Central African lake steamer based on Lake Victoria, ends a 25 year career after crossing the equator about 2,500 times yet never sailing the sea. It carried many famous travelers during its tenure in Capetown.
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Equator
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Indigo Dye Use in Early Era Color Work
Indigo dyeing was common for coloring in 1737 and dates back to early Orient use of this vegetable dye substance.
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Funeral services for William Hawtin of Cass
William M. Hawtin 72 of Cass died after a year and a half of illness. Funeral services were held at Antioch church with burial in Antioch cemetery. Rev. Elias Brewer and the Sullivan L O O F lodge led the rites. Survived by wife Mary Belle and five children Emily Fisk Beatrice Bruce John R. Hawtin Russell Hawtin Herbert Hawtin of Flint Michigan, one brother Henry Hawtin of Jasonville, and thirteen grandchildren. Aikin Funeral Home of Dugger arranged.
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Elias Brewer
Sullivan
Sullivan L. O. O. F. Lodge
Hawtin
Sullivan County
Aikin Funeral Home
Birth of Jerry Lee Ryan A 9 pound boy born June 1
Mr and Mrs Percy Ryan of White Rose announce the birth of a son born June 1 weighing 9 pounds 4 ounces. The child is their second, and they name him Jerry Lee.
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White Rose
Jerry Lee
Air Voyage Clause in 1865 Life Policy Sparks 1855 Link
A life insurance policy drafted in 1865 includes a clause nullifying an air voyage. The compare with an 1855 note suggests early caution about air travel risk and coverage.
Out Our Way union protest demands action in steel strike
In a tense report from June 8 the Ohio strike zone drew protests as workers organized to press the Post Office for delivery of food and celery. Republic Steel faced formal protest signed by John Muray Jr and other committee members demanding action and warning of legal steps if the post office does not accept orders.
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