Mrs Lillie Jones Dies Saturday At Local Hospital
Mrs Lillie Jones a Mapleton resident and mother of ten died after a illness. She was born in Franklin Max in 1878 to John and Mary Ann Albiston. She married John W Gregory in 1895 and later A Lee Jones in 1932. Burial was in the Mapleton cemetery.
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Lillie Corey
Franklin
Max
Cor Baines
Toluelo
YWMIA
Mapleton
Preston
John R
Otto Gregory
Luella Sharp
Mildred Sharp
Fairview
Leslie Gregory
Delore
Gregory
Joseph Albisto
Py Franklin
Eavelin
Richards
Pirates Beat Malad In Eight-Run First Inning Rally
The West Side Pirates routed Malad 10 to 4 at Dayton. Blair Henderson struck out eight in relief as Jack Davis replaced Ray Williams after a rocky first inning. The win puts West Side at 3-1 in conference play with both teams totaling 13 hits and five errors.
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West Side Pirates
Malad
Dayton
Pirates
Erry
Eg Diagier
Irish Comedy Review Shines At Literary Social Event
Prof Harold Hansen praised an Irish three act comedy The White S at a Literary Social gathering held Wednesday evening featuring the girls chorus directed by Mrs A C Carlson and accompanied by Mrs Ernest L Moore. About 250 Literary members and guests attended the event and FHA members at Preston High School held their annual banquet with mothers as guests.
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Goteas
Preston « High
Bivy
Jost
Connlé Carter
Geos Showorthy
Norene
Merril
Fsmith
Grace ‘Swann
Janior
Pene i
Cheryl Hyde
Gloria _ Inglet
Dianag ‘Hampton
ReNae
Buttonyt eDuthir Rocegren
Levina
Auger
Mario Nutt
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Harold Hansen
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Campbell's Chicken
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Swift and Co
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Dennison
Oz. Jar
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Otek
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India
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Evwenge
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Cheese Fisher’s
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Cates Toy
Oscar
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PEGA
Ead
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Na Esters
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