Class Night 5 A Success at High School Exercises
A large audience attended the high school class night in the auditorium. James Wallace led the program in a festive ceremony with remarks, a waxed poetic performance by a class poet, and a varied slate of speakers including a historian and a paraphrase of the class journey. Intermission featured the national airs as the class showcased musical selections and readings reflecting on their years at the school.
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James Wallaee
Lle Lass
Elas
Chixs
Vlaxs
James Wallace
Hein
John Fenton
Theresa McVermott
Dublin
Ominy
Wienbony Atkinsin
Elias
Plana
Germany
Wraneer
Austria
Am Serge
Billy Presnit
Elange
Nipse Prevent
Dandruff Cure Ad With Cuticura Soap Ointment Testimonial
An advertisement from New York City extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as a remedy for twenty years of dandruff itching and hair loss. The user reports clear scalp, healthier hair, and no relapse after regular use, inviting readers to obtain free promotional materials and to ask their pharmacist.
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W. 22Nd
New York City
Dane Drulf
Eral
Curia
Ned V. Poston
T. Burton Tenter
Auto Fire Truck Negotiations By City Committee
Representatives of four to five auto fire truck firms spoke at last night’s council committee meeting as the panel reviewed proposals for two combination trucks an auto for the fire chief and related equipment. No decision was reached with prices around 1 000 each.
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Lwwo
Antong
Pope- Hartford
Webb
Firestone- Cotatu
Knox, and
Robinson
Odd Gifts For Students At Driftwood School Fair
A list of unusual tokens awarded by a knocker to numerous students at Driftwood School including names like Tisy Rhodes, James Wallace, Winifred Iy, and Mary Har ive. Items range from a Big Stick for order to a Shopping Bag for Gertruds Trapp, with many quirky paraphernalia such as a Mirror for Mila Heirttelle and Button pieces for various purposes. A leather traveling bag was also given to Mr. Dickson at the republican convention, and the evening concludes with an auditorium program and remarks by Assie Jacobs.
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Tisy Rhodes
Ray Robinson
Glady Ad Gertiride Linck
Direcs
Jaames Wallace
Cosel
Roxinger
Loonis McMullen
Gertae
Martin McCann
XL Mutler
Sam Bollestein
Lowell
Gertruds ‘Trapp
Mila Heirttelle
Olye Jing
Longfellow
Fo Dolit Louis
Edith Harris
Mabel DuShine
Chas Aye
Drees
Suny
Chauncey Melissie
Derk Crods
Ruth Heather
Wakefield
Matthews
Evidte
Winifred Iy
Mary Harive
Minloma
Berta Elffett
Mika Sith
Mdna Sampara
Anteed
Ber Hii
Fuela Lamb
Marthe McClimangs
Elias
Horan
Tom Wminlt
Guarn Reet
Itek
Thea Thompson
Sinvo
Marle Bourn
Mary J. Wilson
Ethel Aronnenan
Margaret Bye
Hilda Roof
Mae
Notte Anti
Bara Calbreach
Redner Wright
Carrie Livingtaton
Garman Hank
Albert
Grotefend
The
Smioney Bing
Wazel McFadden
Hollin Olives
Floyd Alfred
Tan
Midna Roberts
Hite
Hong
Tim Matthews
Bevinse de Wits
Eleanor Kenedy
Dor Morehead
Heck
Hymen Mrank
Wishank
Skein
Wim. McAlukten
Broker Leg
Morence Neling
Mina
Hammer
Tay Rhodes
Wae
Blair
Louden
Giria
Mary Gnehgan
Matley
Bright
Ben Nelson
Padile -Retelic
Isameyn J Shelton
Pongen
Calyiota
Ruth Allison
L. Cin
Dee
Waleum
Clara Pita
Marie Wilson
W. Wallace
Dermott
Lemyper
Msse
Milton
Adelaide Wadsworth
Verduck
Trottle
Dorthr
C. Gilmore
Pishnebdaara Smith
Unc
Helen White
Elizabeth Atkinson
John Kenton
RatUe—Knwgene Babcock
Gertrude Black
Smite
Alice Mathews
Dickson
Assie Jacobs
Gi Puire
Antheart
Suits and Dresses in Plain Tailored and Fairy Styles
Catalog notes offer suits in plain tailored and fairy styles, long coats for women and misses, silk and wash dresses in various models and colors, wide range of fabrics from percale to silks, pillow cases and linens, linens, piques, and lawn garments with special prices. Includes ready made garments and a tailoring offer: tailored skirts at $2.00 with material purchased here guaranteed satisfactory.
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New Norfolk Bolts
Holt
Allyiges
Bedford
Brassieris
Einimel
Lave
Batiste
Shoes On Sale Sparks Shopping Frenzy In New York
A New York shoe department ran a striking sale last week offering $1 pairs. A single customer tried on many styles from about 200 pairs of women’s shoes, with Harvey, the store manager, guiding a dramatic display and a dramatic postscript as the buyer left with several dollar shoes. The incident drew wide attention as clerks and onlookers witnessed the lengthy fitting and bargaining scene.
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New York
Dune
Harvey Tiger
Ing &® Pale
Harvey
Manger Harvey
Carvey
Pyotity
Haylie
Ong
Enn
Sweepstakes Race at Indianapolis Ends in Close Finish
A sweepstakes race in Indianapolis produced excitement with no serious accidents. Dee Palit led early but broke rain and exited pace after nearly winning. Jo Bawsm finished strong as the winner's pace averaged 78.72 miles per hour.
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Indianapolis
Gidinnuais
Trentator Yaems
Somta Lab
Dee Palit
Dhs
McParlap
Pat Cot
Jo Bawsm
Dawson
Thappy
Howe
Baby Found On Doorstep Sparks Local Rescue Efforts
A baby was found on a doorstep in TyMB Arne, attracting neighbors and prompting the Arne old family to notify authorities. The Childrens Aid Society will supervise care while attempts are made to locate the parent or guardians. Remembering past leaders, hope rises for reunification and safety.
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Rand
Arnel
Saat
Tha Ghildyan
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Peunnal
jOrville Brown
Lo Alta Hoffmaster
D. Rosenblun
Anna Lawine
Gove
Heather Halt
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Reshannock Ave
NEW Castle Dry Goods Co
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Washington ST
Wade
Séofea Yard
R. S. McCulloch & Company
New Castle Dry Goods Company
Washington Street
Wotan
Henry
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