Room Mothers Meet At Church Street School
The Room Mothers of Church Street held their first Wr meeting in the faculty room with Suess Bia. Twenty exht mothers responded. Officers and welfare committee for the year were announced, including Chairman Guy K Motter and secretary Ruth Pfeiffer, as well as a lineup of Mrs. Shoemaker, Mrs. Pfeiffer, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
Mwdl
Guy K. Motier
Uows
Charles Opel
Fulah Nicodemus
Ash's
Abend Hein
Rath Pfeiffer
Iaing Cfatver
Mey Asclue
Edwart A. G Hermann
Wis Clem
Ais Scott Welty
On Gall
Carol Krehison
Try Free
Floyd Cuver
Ward Myers
Ruth Pfeiffer
Easurer
Henry Shoemaker
Parent-Teacher Association
Thie Fisher
L Hubert Ar
Charles Appel, Jr
Henry R Sottmaker
Martha Kemp Slemwr
Guy K. Motter
Law- Bee Shinnick
Clyde M Roney Wuim
Floyd Culler
E G. Hermann
Wiggin On Stand Traces Bank Losses and Liens
Washington October 18 Ferdinand Sora counsel traced for the banking committee a trail of liens and losses tied to stock issues by the Securities Corporation and Chase National. Pecora showed the securities firm absorbed 120 million dollars or 77 percent of capital and earnings from reserves as values fell. Wiggin struggled to answer questions while bankers and lawyers debated the bank and related firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
High Finance
Fertinand
Sora
Mate Banking Committee
Wase. Securities Corporation
Albert H. Wiggin
Skefeller-Controlled
Chase National
Pecora
Securities Corporation
Wiggin
Auto Hits Horse On Highway Near Poolesville
A Ford V-8 driven by Wilson Poole struck a wandering horse near mile west of Poolesville Saturday night, killing the animal and badly damaging the car. Poole, rushed to Dr E W White’s office in Washington, received stitches after the collision, which occurred at about 49 miles per hour. The horse belonged to Miss Betty Gray, of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Spectacle Case Clue Identifies Unidentified Youth Found Dead
A male youth about 29 years old, 120 to 140 pounds, 20 inches high, was found dead near Detoc tion county. He wore a short coat or hat, a shirt and corduroy pants, bloodstained from injuries. Spectacle case as clue suggests Philadelphia wearer. Detention county authorities seek the family of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detoctin
Inebo
Neral
M R Etchison
Joyful News for Rheumatic Sufferers Promises Relief
A raspy ad touts Allenru for neuritis sciatica and rheumatism claiming dramatic pain relief with directed use. It guarantees money back if the bottle fails to perform as stated, pricing noted as three shillings and sixpence.
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Jcil Js
Aces
Allenry
Ana Peto
Sient Imamsor
Allen
Nineteen States Could Drink Under Repeal
Editor notes that about three of four voters favor repealing prohibition this year. The piece maps each state’s path to liquor post repeal, detailing existing bans or control laws, local options, and whether a state would remain dry or move to regulation, with varied timelines and plans.
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Kader Winget
New York
USA
Tocal
Alabama
Abcadia
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana—General Assembly
Illinois
Liquor Control Commission
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Dude
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Alberta
Canada
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
State
Alcoholic Beverages Commission
National Lang
South Carolina
National
South Dakota-States
Tennessee
Belor
Vermont
Iseal Vida
Uquoi
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Big Year for Pros Drives Pro Football Rise
Articles note Pittsburgh entering the namodal pro league and clearing twenty grand in its first three games. The piece highlights pro football’s salary stakes, organization, and star-backed betting on future big business amid comparisons to college play. It mentions players such as Apsit, Battles, Pinckett, Musick for Boston Braves and Portsmouth Spartans stars, plus the system of scouts and college-to-pro transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Commaniy
Apsit
Battles
Pinckett
Musick
Boston Braves
Portsmouth Spartans
Ebding
Mitchel Bodenger
Randolph
Emerson
Christensen
Cavolse
Coaching Moves And Historic Football Feats Mentioned
The snippet notes Paul Schiss ler of Oregon State and Loni Sta Dietz of Haskell taking pro coaching roles last year. It mentions Pop Waters signing a long Temple contract and Willie Heston, famed for Hurry Up, scoring 592 touchdowns at Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schissler
Oregon State
Loni Sta. Dietz
Haskell
Pop Waters
Temple
Xa Oe
Willie Heston
Michl
Wolverines face Manhattan College 12 threats in backfield
Jack now plays for the Wolverines and faces Purdue and Manhattan College with a dozen threats in the backfield. Pardonner of Purdue has only missed two dropkick attempts in 24 tries, while Pendergast Spellman Dakanoski and Ween for Manhattan provide the 12 threats behind the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Wolverines
Purdue
Alth Hecker
Cater
Purvis
Pardonner
Backfeld
Manhattan College
Pendergast
Spellman
Dakanoski
Ween
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Ih Street School Organistien
Suess Bia
Chase Securities Corporation
North Carolina
North
North Daxota
Natonu
HOOKS
Sites
Bill Bralicher
Cate Codleg
C. W.S
Hoosier
Cline
von Time
Stepe
C. E. Cline & Son
Vicks Bo Kyer
Aiees
Armstrong Quaker
Selves c175
Jadgedy
Tyler PR
Armstrong
Rus Soft Harmoicu
Watt Cneerness
Armivores
the Rug Store
Pstrich ST
Frederick
Quaker City
Frederick's
Casper BE
Prk Cerio
Geo
Rodock & Son
Penna
R. R
McCleery
Jewelry
North Market Street
Taylor's
North Court Street
Philco
Norge
Baldwin
Philip Beard
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