Kiwanis President Calls For Youth Citizenship Duty
International Kiwanis president Mark Smith of Thomaston Georgia addressed about 500 Florida and Georgia Kiwanians at an inter-club outing urging them to actively instill citizenship responsibility in youth rather than merely write ideals on paper.
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Mark Smith
Thomaston
Florida
Georgia
Record of early cycling and racing feats from 1883 to 1930
Answers to Art Krenz column notes H L Curtis set the first bicycle record by riding 24 hours in 1883, covering 200 miles and 300 yards at under nine miles per hour. Jockey George Ellis earned 20 000 for the Agua Caliente Handicap win with Victorian in 1930, plus 15 000 from Warm table and 5 000 from Sutkey Club. Grover Cleveland Alexander pitched 16 shutouts for the Phillies in a major league season.
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H. L. Curtis
George Ellis
Sutkey Club
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Phillies
Florida East Coast Scores Rainy Day Result
Florida East Coast results show Palm Beach 4 beat Miami Beach 1 and Hollywood 4 to Fort Pierce 1 with rain affecting Fort Lauderdale Miami area play. Local teams posted decisive wins despite the weather.
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Florida
Palm Beach
Miami Beach
Hollywood
Fort Pierce
Fort Lauderdale-Miami
Lynn Haven D D Engineers to Train at Camp Beauregard
Members of Co. D, 106th Engineers from Lynn Haven and nearby towns are slated for a three week training period at Camp Beauregard in Louisiana starting next Sunday. Named are Fred P. Peach, Robert L. Johnson, Joe E. Mosely, Earl L. Skipper, Ray I. Browning, Cecil Suggs, Chester Suggs, Ray T. Zion Jr., with former Lynn Haven residents Leo Stephens, Russell McCall, Daniel R. Weeks now in Panama City, and from Southport O B Taunton H H Sapp and William Sapper Baxley. The report closes with the Benediction by Miss Louise Jackson.
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Co. D
106Th Engineers
Lynn Haven
Camp Beauregard
Fred P. Peach
Robert L. Johnson
Joe E. Mosely
Earl L. Skipper
Ray I. Browning
Cecil Suggs
Chester Suggs
Ray T. Zion, Jr
Panama City
Leo Stephens
Russell McCall
Daniel R. Weeks
Southport
O. B. Taunton
H. H. Sapp
William Sap
Epworth League plans youth choir at Methodist church
On Sunday night July 28 the Epworth League met with Bill Ward presiding He led two hymns and the congregation recited the Lord s Prayer A short business meeting followed deciding to organize a young people s choir to be directed by Mr Hendry Members will meet Tuesday night Miss Louise Jackson spoke on Judge Not Lest Ye Be Judged Mr Hendry sang Saved by Grace and Grov trumpeted to close
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Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Bill Ward
Hendry
Louise Jackson
Grace
Grov
Veterans and friends plan extended visits and travel
Veteran and Mrs Taswell Brown depart for St Peters burg for a visit. William S Lynt and sister Mary Donahue leave for New York City for five weeks visiting relatives and old friends. On return they will visit Easton Tennessee relatives. Mayors Hurd and wife head to Adirondack mountains for a few weeks with Mrs Woodford and son staying at Hasenhurd apartments as caretakers. W W Richards was a business caller in Marianna. Fannie Frazier and Denver Roush plan extended visits with the Roush family in Madison West Virginia. A ten pound baby boy born to Mr and Mrs John W Campbell. Scribe notes zinnia blooms and a verse about Florida. Acknowledgment to Mrs Benham. Mrs Juna H Tullsen arrived from San Diego visiting family and touring fairs. Florida verses celebrate the state as a travel destination.
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Taswell Brown
St. Petersburg
William S. Lynt
Mary Donahue
New York City
Easton, Tenn
Thomas J. Hurd
Marjory West
Washington, D. C
Martha Hurd
Washington
H. P. Roush
John W. Campbell
Benham
Challedon Weighted for Sunset Handicap at Santa Anita
Horse talk centers on Challedon carrying 135 pounds as he heads to Saratoga after lowering the mile and a quarter track record to 2:02 in the Hollywood Gold Cup. The article notes weight stamina comparisons with greats like Exterminator, Man o’ War, Whisk Broom II, and Gallant Sir, highlighting Challedon’s abnormally long stride and endurance among elite weight carriers.
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Challedon
Challenger II
Southern California Oval
Saratoga
Old Bones
Whiskbroom II
Discovery
Brooklyn
Equipoise
Earl Sande
Sear Biscuit
Bay Meadows
Bay Meadows Combat In 1938. the Biscuit
Gallant Sir
Be Frank
Sun Beau
Agua Caliente
Roseben
Iron Mask
Four-Foot Tide Swamps Japanese Coast After Earthquake
Reuters dispatch from Tokyo reports a four foot tidal wave struck the western coast of Hankaito northern island Japan early today after a strong earthquake felt in Papcare and Hokkaido at 12:08 a m 1008 a m Thursday est. About 1300 fishing boats washed away with no confirmed loss of life.
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Hankaido
Japan
Reuters Giritish
Tokyo
Tee
Papacre
Hokkaido
Yesterday's Results Across Leagues and Regions
Baseball results from American and National leagues with scores for Detroit New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston Cleveland Washington, plus minor leagues in American Association Southern Association and regional Florida Georgia South Atlantic and Southeastern standings. Personal Touch feature notes Mrs. Roland K. Smith's check signed affectionately Martha at a private club pool.
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Pensacola
Mobile
Belina
Gadsden
Meridian
Montgomery
Anniston
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
New York
Washington
Louis
Philadelphia
Southern Association
Pat
Nashville
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattaanooga
Birmingham
New Oo
Knoxville
Stern
Detroit
Mings
Roland K. Smith
Aviator Alerts Fire in Maine Country House Blaze
Air alarm story from Brunswick Maine recounts aviator Frank Simpson spotting a house on fire along a country road. He swooped low over a neighbor’s home and urged residents to call the fire department. Firefighters responded and extinguished the blaze.
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AIR Alarm
Brunswick
Frank Simpson
Cat Gives Birth in Rochester Church Pew
During a Sunday sermon at Christ Episcopal Church a stray cat that had entered the building earlier gave birth to two kittens in a pew. After the service the Rev. Donald H Gratiot notified the humane society. later a third kitten was born in the same pew.
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Rochester
N. Y
Donald H. Gratiot
Christ Episcopal Church
Gratiot
Humane Society
Fernandina Heroine Saves Boy From Lake Tragedy
Shirley Ann Davidson, 11, jumped into a lake to rescue nine year old Lester Heg elson after both boys drifted beyond their depth. She brought him ashore where his mother revived him. Stacey Hegelson, 12, disappeared and later was found drowned. Parents My and Mrs K V Hegelson, unable to swim, watched. My had moved from Sequim, Washington last January.
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Shirley Ann Davidson
Lake
Stacey
Hegelson
Shirley
Lester Hegelson
Funeral Home
K. V. Hegelson
Sequim
Wash
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