Carvings Revealed Under Cascade Falls by Explorers
Jack Hulme and Dayton Barge removed moss from rocks below Cascade Park Falls on Big Run Creek and exposed numerous carvings. They found an Indian Head with initials and two crossed tomahawks, a dated 17th century possibility, a 1817 face scene, an old locomotive carving marked 194, and other inscriptions including 1878 boxer figures and several hearts. The discoveries amplify the legend of the Indian Maid and attract park visitors to the site.
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Cascade Park Falls
Big Run Creek
Jack Hulme
Dayton Barge
M. HE. M
R. Baltrom
W. C
B. S
William Filllt
George Robison
Stormy Radio Night Cheers Hastings Signal Quality
A storm cleared interference from the air as stations across the region reported strong reception and lively programs. KFKX Hastings Nebraska stood out with a classic broadcast from the Clark Hotel while WCAA Elgin Illinois impressed listeners with a distinctly Scottish tone. Many Chicago area stations including KYW WQJ and WJID Mooseheart joined in a vibrant but noisy mix as a Jazz and Collegiate program era scene persisted.
Teal baseball scores read in local market update
In a brief local market update the Teal baseball scores are read aloud alongside a reference to a central news ticker. The fragment mentions Chicago time and financial context, with no clear outcome or additional details.
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Chicago
Radio Features Today in Ottawa and Schenectady
Radio listings show Mantern and Chat tan Laurier Orchestra on ONRO Ottawa and Schenectady stations at 7 p m. Philadelphia Philharmonic and United States Marine Band appear on New York and Pittsburgh outlets with 8 45 p m Westinghouse Band and Meyer Davis Band noted.
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Mantern Standard Times
Otttawa
Chattan-Laurier
WGY
Washington
Schenectady
New York
Philharmonic
United States
Bang Epka
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Weard
Meyer Davis
Goldfish With False Teeth Quip Sparks Slipper Chewing Joke
A humorous line imagines a goldfish wearing dentures and chewing slippers, suggesting a playful exaggeration about pet mischief and doorstep expulsion for comic effect. The quip treats ordinary domestic annoyances with absurd imagery.
Vacation Reading club reports lagging participation
Children in the Vacation Reading club at the public library show enthusiasm but many have not reported any books. The push to read eight books by September faces a backlog as some readers have reported 40 books, with a gold star awarded for every book beyond eight. The shelves showcase appealing titles like Dr Dollittle, Wonderland, Papper household tales, Tataka fables, and the Jimmiy bear adventures, drawing many youngsters to read this summer.
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Ct Frat
Dr. Dollittla
Alice
Papper
India
Afshievous
Jimmiy
Tony
Local youth club invites boys and girls to join
A local notice urges all boys and girls to become members of the glnb saying the opportunity should be seized while available. It stresses the value of sensible decisions and the benefits of early membership for future involvement.
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Glnb
Alderman Cooper Seeks Title After Two Weddings
Alderman Lee Cooper of the Eighth ward gains standing in the race to be called the marrying squire after two weddings in 24 hours. Friday at 3 p m he joined Clair Arnold McElhatten of Shippensville Clarion county Pa and Olive Ray Hainger of Fern Clarion county in marriage. They plan to reside in Clarion county. At noon today he wed Adam Pritiezich and Mildred Davies both of Carbon who will live in Carbon.
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Lee Cooper
Clair Arnold McElhatten
Shippensville
Clarion County
Olive Ray Ha Inger
Fern
Adam Pritiezich
Mildred Davies
Carbon
Frog Duet Disturbs Haworth Park Sleepers
Residents of Haworth Park report their slumber disrupted by two bull frogs occupying the park lake. The loud amphibians croak from opposite ends of the water all night, while Canary birds are described as idle.
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Bethhsda
Haworth Park
Park Lake
Boys at Y M C A Camp Stage Show Friday Night
The Y M C A camp organized a fully by the boys stage show Friday night, a decided success from opening act to curtain. About 100 parents attended and encores and laughter showed their enjoyment. The program featured Chambers and Moore with humor, a tilting contest, and a range of acts from pole climbs to fencing, all crafted by the campers under director supervision.
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Jena
Chambers
Moore
Dorsey and Nesbit Co
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