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Sergeant Yorks Groundbreaking Institute in Jamestown
Sergeant Alvin C. York broke ground in Jamestown Tennessee for the Alvin C. York Industrial Institute a $100000 school with dormitories for boys and girls He seeks to lift Blue Mountain Cumberland Plateau hill people by providing practical education and opportunity His war hero fame gave way to peace driven aid through education and service
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Alvin C. York
America
Jamestown
Tenn
York
Blue Mountains
Cumberland Plateau
Pay envelope mistake case sparks reader trust
A Washington newspaper proof reader Howard A Harrison found a $1,000 bill in place of his usual $100 in his pay envelope. He realized the overpayment, returned $900 to the cashier, and preserved trust in human nature. The note also recalls Ro manian loan rumors, Charlie Ross, Billy Patterson, and a playful reflection on ambition and success.
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Howard A. Harrison
Washington
Harrison
Noted Funerals and Welch Funeral Philosophy
George Washington died at Mount Vernon on December 14 1799 and was buried in the family vault. In 1887 the body was moved to the present tomb and rests in a marble sarcophagus with shield and eagle sculptures. The text notes Welch funeral services emphasize simple, tasteful ceremonies and helping customers economize.
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George Washington
Mount Vernon
Welch
Erind Mers
Love and the Loan Exhibit
Michael Sterling learns his Japanese servant has moved hidden family miniatures to a Cedar Valley loan exhibit. Stella Mapes, his former fiancée, confronts him about the borrowed pieces and a past quarrel. They reconcile in a lunch meeting, reigniting their engagement with a plan to marry soon.
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Wen
Michael Sterling
Cedar Valley
Michaél
Sterling
Michael
Sterling Homestead
Stella Mapes
Stella
Kim
Thornton
Manchester
Mapés
Michel
Ayant
Perling
Thutt
Mag
Ceven
Letis
Heny
Gery
Agorous
Cold Water Guides Salmon to Spawning Grounds
A garbled clipping notes research on salmon migration and temperature effects. Henry B. Ward of the University of Illinois is cited as finding that water temperature influences stream function, with colder water guiding sockeye salmon to spawning grounds.
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Henry “B. Ward
University of Illinoig
Ovine Agd
Third Annual Outing For Local Firms At White River
The third annual outing for all D. R. Scott & Co. employees will be held on the house boat of D. R. Scott on White River near Worthington Thursday. Included are workers from Cushing & Co. and the Variety Store, with 24 employees total. The four businesses close at 11 a.m. and travel to the outing site for music by a Bicknell orchestra, dancing and refreshments.
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D. R Scott & Co
D. R. Scott
White River
Worthington
D. R. Scott & Co. Cushing & Co
Scott & Co
Bicknell
Mae Kingan’s Fourth Birthday Party
Mrs. Gilbert B Sims hosted Saturday afternoon in honor of Mae Kingan fourth birthday with games and stunts and pink and white refreshments. Guests included Virginia Rose Bicknell Evely Anne Lee Ruth Owen Lois Freund Mildred Willoughby Mary Froeschke Virginia Rose Holden Barbara Holden Catherine Foote Bobby Walters Willard Clayton Jack Scherer Jimmy Clayton Raymond Correll Moses John Correll Lawrence Scherer Millard Clayton Pauline Exton Mary Willoughby Mathena Walters and Mae Kingan. Regrets came from Martha Dorraugh Bicknell Virginia Lee Garland Eaton Anna LeForge Pauline Sarvis Virginia Eskew Maxine Eskew Frank Dorraugh. Mae received many gifts.
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Gilbert B. Sims
Mae Kingan
Virginia Rose Bicknell
Evely
Anne Lee
Midland
Anna Lee LeForge
Pauline Sarvis
Virginia
Maxine Eskew
Frank Russell Dorraugh
Miss Mae Kingan
WANT AD COLUMN FOR SALE Glendora to 4-15-tf
Classified items offered for sale including potato plants, cabbage, tomato and other vegetables from King's Floral Gardens and Nancy Hall, with prices per hundred or thousand plants. Also listings for sweet potato plants, house and foundation work, real estate, rentals, and misc notices including lost items and farm goods. Local operators include Linton Faultless Coke Co and Robertson Construction Co.
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Glendora
Ege
Coul
Linton
Coke Co
Nancy- Hall
King’s Floral. Gardens
John W. Smith
West Linton
Irvin Stewart
Robertson Construction Company
Bicknell
Ind
Alice Miller
Pétiveen
Isaac
Simon Vandenter
Switz City
Chas Johnson Fruit Farm
Oakland
Meridith Jones
D” Street
V. Lawson
Homer
Curnutt
Johnson Pool Room
George ‘Withycomb
Mansfield
Fairview
Onriian
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Harry Welch
Welch Constructive Advertising
D. R. Scott & Co
Becker
Ke” Street
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Joe E. Beasley Agency
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Philco Battery Service
General Auto
Chrysler Service and Sales
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