Bays Students Of Today Are More Alert
New York July 15 Archibald Douglas alumni trustee of Columbia University argues today’s college students are more alert and achieve more than previous generations despite the Jazz Age. He says higher academic standards have risen because the student body is mentally sharper and better prepared, even if youth flaunts bootlegger cards and shifting slang.
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New York
Archibald Douglas
Columbia University
Douglas
Mr. Douglas
West Ridge society note on July visit
West Ridge July 15. Mr and Mrs I F P Eldred and daughters Lillian and Lois and Chester Sprague called on Reuben Long.
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West Ridge
Community notes and visits around Amherst and Oberlin
Recurring social calls and family visits fill a long Amherst Oberlin scene. Residents from Elyria Canton Canton Center and Crystal Beach areas are noted visiting relatives and friends, with autos and boats to Canton and Buffalo. The Ada region sees weather boosts for farmers and progress on the electric line as several homes get wired.
Ancient Tennessee caves reveal possible ancient race remains
State Archaeologist P. Cox reports discoveries in Pickett and Overton counties suggesting preglacial human presence in Tennessee. Limestone caverns with bedded ashes, bone implements, and a buried skeleton imply thousands of years of occupancy. Beloit College’s Dr. Colite will lead further expeditions to compare with European and African antiquity.
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Tennessee Hills
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Imestone
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George L. Colite
Beloit College
Wisconsin
Teppessen Hills
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Africa
Local Notes on Visits and Family Gatherings
Vincent Vincent July 15 reports visits by Mr and Mrs John Beasley and family to Mrs Edith Morris Thursday evening. Naomi Hensley staying with grandma in Marion Ohio. Mrs Wm Beese at weekend with her niece Archia Haynes. John Morris family had a Cascade Park picnic with cousins Calvin Sweet Rocky River Mia Alive Rickard Cleveland. Clara Brooks’s guest for two weeks returns home. Mia and Gerry Brooks back Monday after time with former’s daughter family.
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Cleveland
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Canton
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South Ridge
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Mary Moulder
Grafton
John Simms
E. Lang
William Springer
South Amherst
A W. Mason
Robert Mason
Elyria
Donald Markley
Missy Juanita Devore
Morence
Dick Johnston
Elsie Mohl
Elsuia
Penfound
A W Mason
Harley Wilson
Eaton
Vincent Vincent
Moa
John
Beasley
Edith Morris
Naomi Hensley
Marion
Ohio
Wm. Beese
Archia Haynes
John Morris
Cascade Park
Calvin Sweet
Rocky Ryver
Mia Alive Rickard
Clara Brooks
Mia
Gerry Brooks
Sudden Death of Doris Regs Shocks North Exton Family
Mrs Harold Regs of North Exton and her husband mourn the sudden death of their daughter Doris. The bereaved family is described as nearly heartbroken by the loss.
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Harold Regs
North Exton
Doris
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