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fe*telfc*'7officials. i “ “ ; “More than 1,400 students took!.... „ ,ri injured He had recovered from e142 out'of a possible 1# She JH??5* ^ “nJf,u- |the oattiefront when he was tlthe daughter of Mr and Mrs. He by ^ hJames Adrian. Mr. Adrian is a former shenff of Perry countv |! Local students who received high :ratings in the district contest are* Ji Mary Jane Totten. 2nd m English XI, larF £ Kiener, and in ji Bookkeeping I, Anna M. Sweeney, 1st in same subject, James D Plaisted, 1st in Pnysacs. Loretta Miller, 3rc in Bookkeeping I, Joe Rapp, Ahce Wagner and Verna I, While, 7th, 1st and 9th respectively lt;{m general science, Daniel Mooneyand one chiki.WOODSF1ELD — Huffman grange will meet Friday eveningDegree .rcrk vr.H te conferredupon a class of candidates.(2nd m chemistry, and 1st in pre-flight aeronautics. Jean Hammondotn in plane geometry.WOOlSSFIELD—The Beallsville “ Handy Stitchers held their second!^ meeting June 2 at the Vocational \ Agriculture building The meetingj was in charge of the president Those present were- Mary Esther Brown, Patty Ward, Cira Dickey, Bronwrn Sumption, Louise Riley,Harold Hearing and Jane Hughes 6th and 5th respectively ax world history, Ralph Damson and EileenRose 9th in American history, Nor-;ma Thompson and Alice Wagner, 9th and 10th respectively in English IX, William Mooney and Clara Tharp, 6th and 8th respectively in English Xf Martha Barrett, 7th m English XIII.WOODSFIEUD — Pvt. Paul W Schumacher, son of Mr. and Mrs Albert Schumacher, has been transferred from Cherry Point, North Carolina, to Fort Worth, Texas He is enrolled m an Aeronautics Administration school His address is* i Pvt. Paul w Schumacher L. SM. C Pwoom 622, Westorook Hotel, Fort Worth TexasRertha Riley, Arlyce Cross, DessieCross, advisor, and Martha Thomas assistant The next meeting will be held June 16 at the Vocational Agriculture buildingeiSSiajDNBHEroMWOODSFHXD — Monroe auxiliary unit will meet Tuesday evening at 8.30 o’clock. June is PanjV-American month and Mrs. William • Berry is chairman of the program and hostess committee. Refreshments will be served.FRAZETSBURG — Mrs Nora McKee will entertain members of the Presoytenan Missionary' society, at her home Thursday afternoon.SisiMaiO!WOODSFIELD — Center grange will meet for its business session at 8 o'clock this evening. A Fath-FRAZEYSBI7RG — Rebecca Dol- er’s day program will be given jder suffered a fractured arm in aj Those participating on the programare’ Mrs Isadora Schumacher, Louise Schumacher. G I. Umpleby,d;hiinfifi|| fall while visiting at the home ot ;,her grandmother in Indiana, Pa.FRAZETSBtUG -— Mr and Mrs Charles Noland have purchased the William McCracken property at Black Run.WOODSFEELD — Mr and MrsCharles Highman of Woods fie Id[received a telegram that their son, Leland High man, was killea in action on May 6 A previousFrancis Paulas, Rosemary Umpleby and Mrs. Stanley Seals.CAMBRIDGE — Mrs. Grace Peters, 910 Steubenville avenue, has brought action against the city of Cambridge for alleged damage to her property resulting from improper maintenance of a storm sewer It is claimed that the foundation and walls have been extendi alt H a m ocK«n.scflt;diUccaiA
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Zanesville Signal
Zanesville, Ohio, US
Mon, Jun 07, 1943
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