Library Annual Report Lists Donations and Winners
The piece reviews library activity including 724 pages 25 agate 17 536 books fiction 5 763 nonfiction and 2262 periodicals for the year. It notes 211 purchases 189 2 gifts 42 magazines regularly on the reading table and praise for staff volunteers led by Miss Mary Newman and Mrs Marion Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirsuls
Maga
Vdue
The
Post
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Marion Moberly
Lbrarian
Mary
Newman
Chattanooga
Thes
H. Davis
Washington
Treasury
Lou Johnson
Arthur D. Willard
J. D. Baker
F. L. Stoner
R. *Grig
Dutrow
Richard “Ross
Emma
K Newman
G. Urnes
Wm. C. Johnson
Henri
G. ‘Kieffer
R.P. Ross
Bertha On
Arthur
Willard
Liltie‘Keller
Mel “Maples
Harry ‘Mer
M.: Harrison
L. V. Baughman
Mia
Jennie S
Milier
Migi
Henry
Raabe
Nan’ Houck
Brary Committee
J.D. Henaltickapin
H. I. Gray
Harry Lee
Bers Cord Nun Gaver
Mary Fine
Edna Shaffer
Neal
Bilas
Marcie, Tyler
Eleanor. Tyler
D. Baker
N. B. Eyater
Ernest ‘McCardell
Gale
Verdon
J. R. Whitman
Marshall
Etchison
Emma Brown
Grace- Neidig
Winter Schedule at Springfield Y M C A
The Springfield Y M C A resumes winter gym classes Monday under new physical director Alvin G. Quinn with a renovated gymnasium. He trained at Springfield Y M C A College to prepare for the role and will supervise a program similar in size to last year with facilities like swimming, billiards, and bowling opened to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin G. Quinn
Capa Ois
Quinn
Springfield
Y. M. C.A. College
Mass
Sandy Spring Sidelights on a Robbery Case Trials and Tensions
John W. Mitchell, linked to the Sandy Spring robbery and murder, faces mounting strain after a torrent of pressure from lawmen. A raid near East Church Street spurred fear of an armed raid, as deputies and detectives pursued a parked car, while officers wrestled with unease and a missing revolver incident.
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John W. Mitchell
Sandy Spring
Finothing
Guidefoi A. Monts
Komery County
Mitch
Netley
Shéeritec We Ferrer
Purch
Ferrer
Charles 4. Kabler
Baltimore
Bart’ Druery
Charles Schawres
Edward Grogan
Third Sandy Spring Case Begins Monday Trial Continues
The lengthy Sandy Spring murder case unfolds with Mitchell’s complex identity, aliases, and alleged flights as Baltimore Philadelphia and Providence authorities pursue signs of his involvement. Witnesses describe alibi doubts while prosecutors urge a first degree verdict amid intricate cross examination and courtroom tensions.
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Bernard Ker Ihe
Totel
Frederick
Lel
Carter
Martin
Cimeé
Boston
Maes
Mitchell
Caner
Fie
Min
Providence
James C.’ Conley
St. Paul
Minn
Texas
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Armiger
North
Charles Street
Mtchell
Alfred I. Sauder
Tate
Dawson
Sion
Hood
Sauder
New York
Sandy Spring
W. Pisol
Tina
Everett
St.Paul
JW. Conley
Francis M. Hal‘oWell
Sandy Springs
eMitavell
Maryland
Patterson
Neephin
Tuck
Sherif W. C. Wertenbaker
Sherif B. Peyton Whalen
Montgoméry
County
Wertenbaker
Alice
C. S.’ Patterson
F. J. Martin
R. Ho
Tat Martin
Pittsburgh
Aaron Re ‘Anders
Anders
Virginia
Mke
Allormey Patterson
Hust
Nan
Cloaings
Weomta
Thomas J. Dawson
W. H.burras
Roxbury
Orlando
Non Burras
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