Patriotic Aims DAR Operates Mountain Schools and Awards
The Daughters of the American Revolution Society runs mountain schools and colleges as well as schools for Indian children and presents annual student awards. A conf erence for county committee men and office managers from Delaware Maryland and New Jersey is set for December 2 and 3 in Atlantic City.
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The
Daughters of Te American Revolution Society
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Yellow Springs PTA Plans First Meet
The Yellow Springs Elementary School PTA will hold the first general membership meeting of the new school year on Tuesday, October 7 at 7:00 p.m. The event includes a staff introduction, classroom visitation, and a bake sale. Officers for the year are President Lester Gesel Jr, Vice President Howard Bansum, Secretary Florence S Rice, and Treasurer Mary Jane Sanders.
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Yellow Springs
PTA
Lester Gesel, Jr
Howard Bansum
Florence S Rice
Mary Jane Sanders
Cub Scout Pack 267 Starts Fall Program At Calvary Church
Cub Scout Pack 267 of Calvary United Methodist Church opened its fall activities with a September 29 meeting in the parish hall. Den leaders led games and crafts as parents heard the Cub Scouting purpose and duties. new assistant Cubmaster Pete Hamburg and Den Mother Joyce Bussard were introduced. Awards were presented for Bobcat, Wolf, and Bear ranks, with several Cubs earning pins, arrow points, and recruiter patches.
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Calvary United Methodist Church
Charles Idores Sr
Den 1
Barbara Main
Lion Hunt
Richard Koogle
Thomas Carbaugh
Terre Kennedy
Cubs
den I
Den 3
Den 5
Den 7
Den 8
Den 9
Pete Hamburg
Joyce Bussard
Robert Dicken
Jeffrey Hane
Earl Luhn
Terre: Kennedy
David Tracey
Scott Baggett
Denner
Robert Pyles
Brian Elworthy
Gordon Wantz
Robert N. Dicken
Darrell Bussard
Rone Luczynski
Melvin Iamburg
Mark Grossnichle
Margaret Connolly
Rose Hamburg
Gary Leishman
John Hane
Timothy Long
Brian Esworthy
Brian Dormer
Dorse Cubs
Does Not Migrate Cardian Seen North Of Range
The cardinal is common in the southern United States but appears as far north as New York. It does not migrate and severe winter conditions in the northern part of its range can devastate the population.
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United States
New York
Symbolic Flaying Knife Linked to St Bartholomew Art
In religious art a flaying knife symbolizes St Bartholomew who was flayed to death with one, reflecting martyrdom iconography and artistic tradition.
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St. Bartholomew
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