Dancers Pass 200 Hour Mark at West Virginia Fair
In REELING, West Virginia, July 19, dancers John Hall and Garnet Hall near New Martinsburg strive to break the world marathon record for a state fair prize of 540 dollars. Their bedfast mother, cared for at home, is said to be improving after hours of dancing.
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W. Va
Ailinger
Virginia Mountain Today
John Hall
Andster
Garnet
New Martins
Fea
West Virginia
Courageous Youth Dance Marathon Triumph Gains Support
The story of brave John and Garnet spreads as a dance marathon draws a full crowd. They start with $1.85, Garnet has only one dress and shoes, but spectators donate generously, making them popular winners among six couples. Garnet declares we will win and rest well after.
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John
Garnet
Drum and Bugle Corps Drill for Big Meets
Elyria American Legion Post drum and bugle corps held intensive drill ahead of Wemete and national meets this year. Under Jim Watson drill master of the Cleveland Grotto, they practice each Friday night at the American Legion post.
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Elyria
publishers To Center With Coolidge
President Coolidge begins his Wisconsin visit with semi weekly press conferences. M T Hanson and J T Murphy, local publishers, schedule meetings at Superior offices. He spends a lodge day fishing while son John golfing with Secret Service members in Duluth. Mrs Coolidge joins for afternoon fishing. Conferences aim to update on political situation in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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Coolidge
Superior
Wis
M. T. Hanson
Duluth
J. T. Murphy
John
iNorthiand
Du‘luth
Hartland Go-Getters hold meeting in New London
Tegular Hartland Go-Getters session June 30 at Robert and Leonhard Brundage home in New London with seven members and teacher Mrs Greene. After practice two business sessions and refreshments followed. Community events include visits by Greenwich residents and Norwalk guests, plus a large Golden Rule Class picnic at the farm home of Mr and Mrs Edw Carpenter on July 6 with over fifty attending.
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Elizabeth Humphrey
Surder
Jaiz
Lancaster
Lancaster Iron Works
C. E. Ward Co
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M. Coleman
Henry Parnell
Norman Crawford
Obie
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Lorain
Ohio
Det Iuk
Edw. Carpenter
Thos
Lily
S. B. Griffin
H. R. Cuthernson
Vermilion River
Vermilion
Crystal Beach
E. Tappan Rogers
Tiffin
H. R Culbertsea
G. W. Hofstauler
Alliance
Diehl
New London Granze
Sranse
War In Charge
Hartman
Cisde Wertz
Bessie Showalter
Clarence
Mariers
Geo. Emersnn
J. D. Sackett. Jr
Winona Bursler
H. FR. Culbertson
Ruggles
H. FR. Cuthbertson
Rainbow Philathea
Ice Cream Gathering At Grissinger Estate
Estella Miller of Ripley visits her grandson and family, Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Cobertsox, at the country home of OF M Grissinger for a lawnside event featuring home made ice cream as a cherished treat.
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OF. M. Grissinger
Estella Miller
Ripley
Reeé Cubertsox
Girls Burned In Crossing Tracks In Steubenville
Two girls aged 18 and 19 were hospitalized with burns and injuries after crossing trolley tracks in Steubenville Ohio last night. Isabel tingbes suffered a fractured hip and severe shock while Aldred Gerlaney had shock and burns. Witnesses on Fourth Street reported a flash after a traction car passed and the sisters fell to the street. City and traction officials are investigating the accident.
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Steubenville
City and Traction
Isabel Tingbes
Aldred Gerlaney
Fourth Street
East Liverpool and
Beaver Valley Traction Co
Rosa wrecked in Atlantic race crew rescued at sea
Yachts Rosa the smallest entry in the King of Spain's cup trans Atlantic race was wrecked off the coast while three other boats pursued. Six crew members were rescued by the steamship Tuscarora and are en route to New York. Owners Mr and Mrs William Roose Pelham of Manor NY and other crew members were aboard.
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Ipswich
Mass
Rosa
New York
Wendell Tabor
Charles Towns
Harvard
Tuscar
William Roose Pelham
Manor
X. Y
Townsend
Walter Hugo Schoeler
Edwin P. Hotchkiss
Houghton
Mich
Aenon
Rofa
Bonding Wire Likely Caused Rail Line Tragedy
Police theorize a broken bonding wire in the rails sent electricity to the victims, while traction officials dispute the possibility, leaving questions about the fatal incident.
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Iris
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