Junior High Teams Win Games
Junior High basketball and tennis drew a neat capacity crowd on Thursday night for Junior High Night. The Fulsboro school teams were winners in fifth and sixth grade play 23 to 15 and 12 to 10, while seventh and eighth grade games were closer. Keith Lamined led scoring with 12 points, Eddie Rich and Dick Wing added points, and Robeson, Wing, and Taft's squad showcased strong half play and floor work. Rope-jumping demonstrations and new cheering outfits featured during halves, with performances from fifth and sixth graders and seventh and sixth grade numbers by ML Pleagink and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulsboro
Dan Taft
Aillshorn Th
Sth
Ab Moma
Keith
Naomi Creath
Jno Molander
Jono Eland
Dean Willers
JoAnne Danad
Bane
Mr. Jones
ML. Pleagink
Rich
Sammons
Estle
Lani
Wie
Dittle
Ross
Welcher
Irich
Hillsboro
Belllle
Hixson
Alfred G
del- We
Thornton
Johnson
Hatfield and Reynolds
Jo Ann Conn
Shirley Krieger
Jo Ann McBeth
Rachel McNowell
Florence McNallt
Janet Molander
Nikey Roxs
Ellen Smith
Shirley Sudini
Doris Thames
Rose Thornburg
Tomoni Vaughn
Myrna Welcher
Helen Mills
Jeani-Ann Walters
Belly Anderson
Wynona Austin
Polly Anna Brooks
Bertha Calhoun
Louisa Chaney
Dolores Dold
Johmy Donald
Patty Downey
Kave Eland
Ruby Elmoru
Belly Hills
Marti Hoan
Barbara Johnson
Gacolyn Koble
Normia Kinwarly
Christian Ladies Aid Society Meets for Charity Donations
The Christian Ladies Aid Society held a regular meeting led by vice president Mrs. Frank Bote, voting to donate 6 to the Red Cross and 8 to the Infantile Paralysis fund. Mrs. Frank Miles presided. Mrs. Tran assisted by Mrs. Mamie Glover served refreshments. Guests included Mrs. Nellie Traul and Mrs. Mamie Glaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Traut
Frank Bote
Ed Cross
Frank Miles
Tran
Manie Glover
Nellie Traul
Mamie Glaver
Baptist Volunteer Class Meeting at Mrs Chis Tankhauser Home
The Baptist Volunteer Class met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Chis Tankhauser. Fifteen members attended. After luncheon, Mrs. R. N. Walker led the meeting with group singing and prayer. A. A. shock business was discussed, and Mrs. T. W. Eller led the devotional and program, including a Bible quiz by L. L. Tumey. The next Maveh meeting will be at Mrs. FG Scart’s home.
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L. L. Tumey
FG. Scart
West Side Mothers Meet Wednesday Afternoon
The Wet Side Mothers met with Mrs. George Rochefort on a Wednesday afternoon. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Glarenne Gilaspey, Mrs. KR. By Leeper, and Mrs. Miles Bulligaban. A new meeting date and member arrivals were noted, with readings by Jean Keamhy and Kay Cottrell. Refreshments followed.
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West Side
George Rochefort
Glarenne Gilaspey
Leeper
Miles Bulligaban
Georgs Bo Menns
Prod Waters
Jean Keamhy
Carita Arche
Kay Cottrell
George Washington
Eilean Stein
Walering
Andrew J Sullivan Dies in New London Age Remains Record
Andrew J Sullivan died Wednesday night near Cedar Rapids after a long life. He was the oldest living native of New London and left a widow, Mary Ellen Hennessee Sullivan. The Sul Milvans had farmed south of New London for over fifty years, and his wife’s father, Thomas Hennessee, was buried earlier the same day. Funeral arrangements are pending at Eliott Chapel in New London.
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New Loondon
Andrew J. Sullivan
Rosa Belt
Wealthy Inventor Sought In Slaying
Columbus police sought a wealthy inventor after a shotgun slaying at a Columbus home. David Edman 40 fled to Henderson Kentucky with his son David Jr 17 after the shooting that seriously wounded Ruth Clark Edman 49. A brother Nathan Clark 69 identified the victim.
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Columbus
Ohio
In&y
Indiana
Kentucky
Theather
David Edman
David Jr
Henderson
Colambie
Eduan
Ruth Clark Edman
Nathan Glark
Merchants To Play New London Five Tonight
The Mt Pleural Merchants travel to Town Western gym to face the New London five at 7:30 with no admission. New London features talent including former Wesleyan star Tub Krieger and players Lange, Willan, Wright, along with Dan Wright. Mt Pleasant counters with Jos Late added to the roster and promises fireworks from Jar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleural
New London Five
Town Western Gymnasium
Parent Education Study Meeting February 18
The Parent Education Study group sponsored by Saunders and Junior High PTAs will hold its third meeting Tuesday February 18 at 2 30 p m in the assembly at Junior High. Mr Richard Bins of the Junior High Faculty will speak on Counseling with Adolescents. He will present a sample of his students essays. All parents are urged to attend.
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Saunders and Junior ‘High Ptas
Richard Bins
New London Home Damaged by Fire
A New London residence owned by the Joy family and occupied by them sustained fire damage. The Ed Drewer house location tied to A. D. Hayes Company elevator site saw flames gain headway while Mrs Joy stood outside. Interior damage and lost furnishings were reported. Mr Day of A. D. Hayes Company worked there.
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New London, Ja
Ed Drewer
A. D. Hayes Company
Elevatoy
James Joy
Joy
Joys
Mr. Day
Elevator
Miners Stand Firm In Sit-Down Strike At Lansford Mine
In Lansford Pennsylvania a group of 13 miners began a sit down strike at a mine shaft 800 feet deep to protest pay docking after quitting work. The strikers refused to leave, while others remained underground as a parallel effort to keep the stoppage going.
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Lansford
Penn
Gappork
Lansford Cottery
Thic
Mt Union Wins 2 Firsts In Contest
Mt Union captured two firsts in the county declam contest held Thursday at Winfield. In oratorical division Lulu Mae Salyes of Mt Union won first with Esther Lample of Mt Meneunt taking second. In dramatic division Iver Winfield and Mt Union placed first and second respectively, while humorous division saw Beb Gonnop of Mt Union take first with Josso StoMins of Winfield second. Judge Mrs Margaret Erbe of Washington presided.
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Winfeld
Margaret Erbe
Washington
Maury Ein Hone
Matjoris Ourlis
T. R. Ewart Appointed Executive Director by Texas Republicans
T. R. Ewart, son of Mr Elzabetiy Ewart of Mt. Pleasant, has been named executive director of the Republican club of Texas by Capt. J F Lucey, club president, as reported in a Dallas Texas newspaper.
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T. R. Ewart
A Pictorial History of Mr. Pleasant Courthouse Site
A two story brick courthouse in Henry County once housed the Republican club of Texas and inspired a Republican organizing effort. The piece describes a 1808 map showing Mr. Pleasant’s town and the southeast Main Street corner site as a former county courthouse and state house, with plans for strong party organization.
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Henry County Courthosus
We Rein
Te Fawn
County
Eward
National Republica
Jend
Bee
Wctivilies
Cormatty
Main
Republican Club
Texas
Washington
Mr. Pleasant
Marriage License Issued and Early Courthouse History
The article recalls the first definite courthouse site reference from April 1871 and describes the building phases from 1869 to 1871, noting a later shift to a second courthouse used from 1871 to 1914. It details room allocations, additions, and the courthouse area along Main and Washington, plus the sheriff residence and connected jail, with political events held in the old court room.
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Anne
W. R. Hi
Henry Courtly
Woo R. HL
Main
Snd Washigton Lea
Him
Strashire
Martin
J. Roaner
Keokuk
Mary
Ealy
Yod Hixson
New, London
Watlington Stree
Che Reas
Mires
Addins
Omar
Thor Anatha
Ald
Iso
Second Night Draws Almost Four Hundred Audience
The male improv recital titled The Male Anti Whurtclay played to nearly 400 attendees with a strong performance and favorable reactions. Mrs Havokd Garviso was highlighted in the cast. Tryouts for the text play Our Town will be held at the College Chapel Monday. interested individuals are urged to attend.
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Whurtclay
Lynsey
Uidlantee
Havokd Garviso
Ine College
Crossing Gate Breaks Amid Strange Descriptions
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions a crossing gate and vague references to individuals named Mr and Mrs Wills Iouksot and Ty Des Moines. The text reads as if describing a disturbance near a crossing, with unclear phrases about a hospital and a possible live appearance, but the context remains fragmented and hard to parse.
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Hig
Last Home Game Here Tonight
Local fans attend the final home game of the season featuring Lyra and Phaisiuth high school teams. Anticipation builds for standout players Lewis Je toto Une Inst tine Lal senntn on the hosts as they face tough competition from visiting teams.
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Lyra
Phaisiuth High
Lewis
Lal
Belew
Bray
Deeds Recorded in County Court House
Deeds recorded show Ray Atatt transferring property to Charles B. Cornie. Listed with Union property under a deed dated 1039 and a $200 consideration. Lisette Cobler conveys to Kennett Vv GTR AL Milled near Pleasant Hill in Centar township section 23.
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Courtouse
Ray Atatt
Charles B. Cornie
Mb ‘Union
Lisette Cobler
Kennett Vv Gtr AL
Tata
Pleasant HI
Centar Township
Damage Action Settled and Dismissed in Court
Damages action settled and dismissed in a lower court. The parties reached a monetary agreement, with amounts cited around four thousand dollars above prior estimates. The case involved claims of personal injury and property damage, amid references to stage names, locations, and procedural notes in the present proceedings.
Thomas Iennessee Funeral Ts Held
A funeral service is reported for Thomas Iennessee with attendees including Barrera and several named individuals. The event occurred at a local gate, with family and community members present to honor the deceased.
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Thomas Iennessee
Lincoln Day Party at Trenton
A fragmented OCR item lists a Lincoln Day Party in Trenton with numerous garbled names and place cues. It mentions supper slowed by unclear factors and references several likely attendees and venues in a chaotic transcription.
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Trenton
Globesters Not to Play Here This Week
The Kame bontilively wet for Bulli Hayght between din Jawa Wonleyan snakotony teat and the Cilabealers will now be played Mis wero, Tit Ms bean datiingly scheduled for Muneig raph, Maver 10h.
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Kame
Bulli Hayght
Fragments on Mental Institutions Policy and Funding Debate
Disjointed text references per patient costs, proposed increases, hospital and state issues, and calls for superintendent actions. Mentions mayors, committees, and parental concerns tied to neglect of institutional funding and reform measures.
Bandit Robs Loan Company in City Heist
A bandit struck a local loan company, wielding a revolver and taking cash from two female clerks inside the shop near Sixth Avenue. The incident occurred in broad daylight as authorities search for the suspect, described as a masked male with unknown escape route. No injuries reported.
Radio Band to Play at Club Free Dance Night
Community event offers a free dance featuring the ML. Mensini Cele and Country eliy act with an alpine style. A pads bane wa obtained for United Manet and Vig Miler to perform, promising entertainment and a lively evening at the club.
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Mensini Cele
Eliy
Alpin
Prilay
Uke Manet
Local Happenings and Visitors At Week's End
Local residents and guests, including Mrs Tony McMilan and Mrs Ge Eh A2uerman, were in Tuelington Friday. Nearly 200 attended the golf club event Thursday night. News notes cover visitors from Igrevilly Missouri and Chicago area, a divorce filing, and a young man enlisting in the army after medical exams.
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Tines
Loring
Tony McMilan
Ge Eh
Lal Mayelt
Charles Lwin
Igrevilly
Formier Mb. Pleasank Vesidents
Mt. Longa
FW. Coles
Eawarels Horl Hemto
Chicago
Teasel
Henry Younky Redd Crowe Chalenan
Greeling
Myers
Johnmont
Roy Miehat
Faily
Dave
East Merasa
Betersburg
Nichols
Howard TH. Ul
Bert AL Rowe
Pleasamt
Perarding
Jude
Max B Shaffer
United Shires
Nebraski
Omati
Neb
Servis
Wesleyan Girls Win At Yarmouth
Wesleyan girls defeated Yarmouth by a wide margin as the event went on at Yarmouth. Birks led scorers with a strong performance and the team secured a decisive 40 to 1 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
Yarmouth
Town Weslayit
Yarmouth Birks
Fragmentary Market and Local Notices Item
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions livestock prices and market figures with wool and sheep listings. It also references a 19th century congress and infrastructure policy in fragmentary form. Readable entities include Bouu Th, Konnally, Swank, Goomisston, and Peteral hte Goomisston.
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Konnally
Todlinn
Fisthirstad
Math Swank
Legharn Jens
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Christian Ladies’ Aid Society
Baptist Volunteer
Fisk
A. J. Sullivan
By Jimmy Hade
Vermin
Merchants
New London
Bramorraw
Mt. Union
Second
Henry County
Dome Acta Os
Resell
Uber
Bom
Rome
Eliefenrdlots
Gangeniin Syes
Merlo T Montessee
RYE Erienai
Godner
Derrell Hennessen
Wel
Lon Hunnassen
Bolik Wing
TAO
Canhey
Prenton
Aektrass
Welcolin
Raywon Bubly Mule
Donnie Bates
Meldy Bang
Pul Tineatee
Laryainiyy Poor
Donkeya Uj
Mary Xonbisi
Tadee Wid Dobe Bawle
No Chery Hy
Bethy Laydung Sung
Uniele
Renin Saldz Botte
Amerlen
Dex Montiesd
Voiva
Fiesta
Tnday
Dytale
HMIK
Potty
Alwuld
Institutiana
Bandit Robs Loan Company
Town
Insa
Phil Yoelie
Wintowi Bess
Walter
Peteral
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