Attendance Record At White School Shows High Attendance
The White School of Union township reports strong attendance for November. Grades One to Three show 90 97 percent for boys and girls, with 39 pupils enrolled in grades one and two and 18 girls 24 boys in grades two and three. The list names several pupils free of tardiness. Principal Jennie Johnson led the report.
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Union Township
Philip Amarelli
Tony Conti
Gerald Hayes
Wm. Atkinson
Fred Hughes
Joseph Mulcahy
Francis Bender
Russel Powell
Wm. Reed
Leon Robinson
Everett Shook
Oswald Carpenter
Hugh Hannon
Elouise Bishop
Dorothy Critchlow
Rose DeLone
Virginia Flick
Hulda Perkins
Virginia Lakatos
Betty Buchanan
Sara Pauline
Eileen Bishop
Clara Critchlow
Petronella Broschart
Josephine Via
Jennie Johnson
Rose Chill
Clara Conti
Sarave
Ruth Fox
Marie Graham
Clara LeLone
Lois Gaylor
Bertha Kennedy
Hilda Leonhardt
Alice Reed
Dora Shuler
Louis Argilan
Silvio Durbiano
Richard Jones
Village Names Ten Teachers and Students in School List
A school roster lists John Argilan Carlo Chiafullo Lewis Dewberry George Eve Thomas Leonhardt John McClelland Edward Robinson Lewis Sankey George Schaas and Theodore Tubbs with Grace Chapin designated as teacher.
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John Argilan
Carlo Chiafullo
Lewis Dewberry
George Eve
Thomas Leonhardt
John McClelland
Edward Robinson
Lewis Sankey
George Schaas
Theodore Tubbs
Grace Chapin
Oil Production Most Acute Drop Seen In October
Washington reports October saw the steepest monthly decline in U S petroleum output with a drop of 84,600 barrels per day from September. Total October production averaged 2 073 million barrels daily, while stocks east of California fell to 298 11 million barrels as imports rose to 4 367 million barrels led by Mexico. Canada and Mexico absorbed most October exports.
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Washington, D. C
Rocky Mountain District
Salt Creek
California
Oklahoma
Mexico
United States
Canada
Optimism and enterprise rally at Chicago speaker
E Dallas Wiggins a Chicago organizer and advertising adviser addressed our Business Men's Club at a noonday luncheon. He urged plain talk and warned against pessimism, praising American industry and exports, and urging the motto Tomorrow Till Clean Up. He cited the country’s lead in cotton, leather, steel products, and Ford tire pumps, ending with applause and a token payment. He then moved on to Bloom Center to address another league.
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E. Dallas Wiggins
Chicago
New York
Chagrin Falls
Asia
Ford Tire
Spitzbergen
England
Florida
Indynoplus
Robert
Lafe Bud
Mr. Wiggins
Bloom Center
Business Men’s League
John F. Dille
Paris Police Update Uniforms For Winter Conditions
Paris gendarmes adopt new winter attire under Prefecture of Police rules. Hooded capes replaced by raglan cloth cloaks or mackintoshes, blue replaces red piping on tunics and trousers, nickel buckles replace brass. Cyclist corps to wear breeches and leather coats. traffic police possibly receive changes. Taxi drivers report night visibility issues on bright boulevards.
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International News Service
Paris
Prefecture of Police
Cyclist Corps
Paris Restaurants Offer Curious Alimentary Diets
A Paris restaurateur tests new ideas promising weight changes through meals with signs advertising lunch and dinner labeled as “Alimentary treatment according to size.” The owner advises menus to match client needs, while nearby eateries target English and American patrons with windows reading “Fives o’clocks” and “Five o’clock tea at every hour.”
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Paris
Desultory California Peas Buy Lifted at $2.25
The Boston Globe notes green peas arriving from California are being bought in a desultory way at $2.25 a peck in Boston. The term desultory describes the scattered, irregular purchases and supply flow during the period.
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California
Boston
Boston Globe
Selling New England Bargain Sale of Rocks and Hills
A Boston Transcript line hints at New England promotion turning into a bargain sale of rocks hills and woods as a regional lure being pitched to the nation. The remark reflects mixed views on marketing landscapes for broader audiences.
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New England
Boston Transcript
Japanese Beetle Battle Continues
Washington report says the combined U S agriculture department and Pennsylvania and New Jersey officials have confined Japanese beetle activity to eastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey. No stamping out yet and vast losses remain from pest destruction despite progress in control methods and natural enemy importation.
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George H. Manning
Washington
New Castle News
Washington, D. C
U. S. Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
Japan
November school report and community notices Pulaski
November reports show 24 pupils enrolled and 91 percent attendance at Pulaski School. A list highlights 16 students with perfect attendance for the month, while many local families and clubs gathered at the Clark home for an L A R social with games and lunch. Church services at the Methodist church outline Sunday activities and the evening sermon “Weighed in the Balance.” Social visits include Kane and Mitcheltree families, with several local residents noted in Beaver and Ellwood City areas.
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Pulaski School
Blanche Fulkerson
Dorothy Stineduff
Ruth Buchanan
Shirley Mae Stowe
Grace Mitcheltree
Esther McCue
Elizabeth Gurtner
Adelaida Fulkerson
Virginiia Worner
Edwin Hodge
Francis Currie
Edwin Thompson
Billie Winters
Clair McCure
Marion Richael
Methodist Church
J. R. Meek
C. ¢. Baker
S Baker
J. P Clark
Lawrence Mitcheltree
Joe
R. J. Mitcheltree
West Middlesex
Clarence Turner
Laura Wilson
J. F Farrell
Ellwood City
Farrell
W. F. Kane
Pittsburgh
Joseph Evans
Charles S~nson
Beaver
Ella Kane
Warren, O
G. W. Curtiss
New Castle
Marian Mitcheltree
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