French Plan Big Push In African War
Reports from Marrakesh indicate French command prepares a spring offensive after a February defeat in the Djebel Sarro Range. The loss, among the worst in Africa since 1926, prompts renewed plans to subdue southern natives before a major push against rebels in the High Atlas. The campaign is expected to extend through summer.
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Marrakesh
Morocco
Africa
Ministry of War
Djebel Sarro
High Atlas Mountains
Djerbel Sarro
Aithakub
Social News From Spencer Spencer on April 6
Mr and Mrs Guy Smith hosted a dinner with relatives from Friendsville River Corners Cleveland Lakewood and other nearby towns. A village dance sponsored by the Young People orchestra drew a good crowd.
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Spencer
Guy Smith
Carrier
Friendsville
Melvin Waltz
River Corners
Robert Smith
George Welsh
Cleveland
Charles Law
Lakewood
Frank Brouse
Clayton Miller
Oberlin College
Charles Touby
Sarah Inman
Medina
Belle Rock
North Amherst
Fred McQueen
Charles Fortune
Joe Sanders
Pawnee
Harry Sanders
Melvin Firestone
Lorain
Henry Ellis
Auble
M. EB. Myers
Norwalk
Caroline Wood
Mary Wood
Walter Rook
Will Reese
Mark Fuller
Preston White
Bert Myers
Howard McCourt
Alfred Fuller
Rook
Earl van Boxel
Frank Rice
Vera Gallatin
Wellington
A. H. Breyley
Litchfield
Ivan Boone
Marion Dague
Virginia
J. A. Gariss
Nelson Fuller
Oberlin
Ray Brouse
Bridge
Kent Firestone
Ford Jewett
Suntington
Harvey Ingraham
Harold Bowman
Derr Bowman
E. W. Leathermen
Akron
E. Fuller
Barbara Leathermen
Millard Fuller
Chicago
Inl
Laura Wilson Barberton
Cleora Christopher
Columbus
G. L. Emerson
Bessie
Aldine Palmer
Terrence Curtice
Palm Sunday Services at Local Church
Louis John Quade announces a Sunday program with Sabbath School at 10 a m Wayne Mesener superintendent classes for all ages music by orchestra morning worship at 11 sermon by pastor Remember Jesus Christ Epworth League meeting at 6 38 Ralph Waltz leader evening worship at 7 30 special Palm Sunday services music message In and Out of Jerusalem choir rehearsal Tuesday evening Good Friday open 9 69 to 3 00 prayer meditation communion Easter sunrise 6 30 breakfast served by Epworth League WHWS meeting Friday April 11 at 2 90 o clock
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Louis John Quade
Wayne Mesener
Jesus Christ
Murray Ridge Pupils Stage Arts Program
Murray Ridge lower grades presented a Friday program featuring solo piano by Oliver Schubert and poems by Gail Aig and John Ty. Pupils performed pieces including Mrs. Munck and Betty Ucher selections as the event closed. A social gathering for the group will follow at the Smiegelhe residence on Online Road.
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Murray Ridge
Oliver Schubert
Gail Aig
Oealth
Macy Tamother
John Ty
Francis Munckoe
Betty Ucher
Schubert
WELFE
Louis Smiegelhe
Nline
Thursdat
Ativan Grange Meeting Records Pose Attendance and Coaches
The ATIVAN GRANGE notes show members from 4th to 9th grades attending a Tuesday meeting. Coaches Oliver Scheie and Linope guided students including Mackert, Ivay, Guivan, Duray, Varde, Fridenstern, Stale, Duprey, and McCartney. Perfect attendance listed for Claxton, McBeth, Dutra, Nichols, Smith, Einstein, Haa, Higgins, Pitcory, and Thelnap.
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HOO
Wmipdas
Ridre Puyuts
Tade
Fyany
Js Mackert
Stade
John Ivayic
Jessie Guivan
Juha Duray
Francs Varde
Laura Fridenstern
Oliver Scheie
Linope
Gradr Jymm Stale
Bruce Lppley
Jemcha Duray
Irvin Smith
Miss Pearl Eppley and Derek Spend Tuesday with Mrs Neilie
Miss Pearl Eppley Derek and Mrs Spent Tuesday with Mrs Neilie Anne Eppley Mrs Samuel in attendance at a family gathering noting names and relations in a brief social item.
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Miss Pearl Eppley
Derek
Mrs
Neilie Anne Eppley
Samuel
Navy searches for its dead Shuisher continues
The narrative lists several social calls and visits across Elyria and nearby towns. Names include Mrs CG Woococteo Elyria, Miss Peer Gott, Mr and Mrs Ru oives, LaPorte, Arthur Fesler, Echoed Gris, B Zimmerman, Epprey, Louise Huttinger, Frank Huttinger, Steve Bones, Lowain, Chambers of Vincent, and Mr and Mrs Muller. The notes sketch a community page of local greetings and Sunday interactions.
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B. Zimmerman
Litte
Elyria
E Epprey
Louise Huttinger
Frank
Hens Huttinger
Elizabeth Grills
Arthur Fesler
Steve Bones
Lowain
Mis . Chambers
Vincent
Tailor Named Baum Opens Shop on Tenth Street
In Kansas City a tailor shop bears the odd name MM Baum on Tenth Street. The sign reads Baum with a smaller line Witter s Tailor beneath, located in a small lot rather than a full establishment.
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Kansas City
Tenth Street
MM. Baum
Witter
Lass Tailor
Rare documents worth claimed value spark loan deal
Excelsior Springs Missouri furniture dealer J M Hughes owns three documents of national import a Salem witch death warrant with signatures including Cotton Mather a Lincoln letter and a Gwinnett boundary note A man offered to borrow ten dollars on them promising to return in two weeks Hughes suspects genuineness but the seller has not reappeared if authentic the collection could be valuable
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J. M. Hughes
Hughes
Cotton Mather
John Winthrop
Kine Philip
Walliam Phipps
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Button Gwinnette
Rarity of Button Gwinnett's Declaration Signatures Surges
The article notes Button Gwinnett is the rarest signer of the Declaration of Independence. It states that his autograph has sold for thousands of dollars in recent years and that only about a dozen Gwinnett signatures are currently known to exist.
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Gwinnette
Portland subdivides 63 acre farm for citizen gardens
The city of Portland divided a 63 acre suburban farm into multiple tracts and offered them to residents who want to grow their own garden produce. The move aims to expand urban gardening and local food production for city residents.
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Portland
Ove
Joan Named One Third of Medford Girls Last Year
Medford Massachusetts city records show one third of girls born in the year were named Joan per a check by City Clerk Charles A Winslow. The finding highlights naming trends among local families and reflects popular choices in the period.
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Medford
Mass
Joan
Charles A. Winslow
Porcupines Poisoned in Black Hills Nuisance Crisis
Poisoned blocks placed in the Black Hills to kill raiding porcupines aim to curb a rising problem. The animals threaten experimental tree plots and summer camp property as their numbers surge.
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Deadwood
S. D
Black Hills
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