Carlisle 8th Grade Commencement Arts Program
West Ridge street Carlisle notes the 8th grade commencement at the Grange Hall on Tuesday evening. The program features music and recitations by students including Gerald M. Frank, Jessie McCauley, Lizzie McCauley, Mary Ann Bachtel, James Damon, and Maurice Downs among others, with instruments such as xylophone and prophecies recited.
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ST Carlisle
West Ridge
It Carlisle
Grange Hall
Gerald M. Frank
Am McCauley
Jessie McCauley
Gigg Lizzie
Mary Ann Bachteldie
Nola
Arndt
James Daon
Xylophone
Jimy Crickets
Burdette Schmidt
Ass Prophecy
Henry Nubno
Ass Will
Maurice Downs
Ress
Carlisle Grange Hall
Harsgy Lauer
Marian
Harry Jr
Milton
Henry Pallas
Edna
Mildred
Karl Simms
Jean
Donald
Freddie Pallas
H. H. Drusendahl
Leota
Lois Eldred
Sherman Mason
Marguerite
Robert Mason
Post Commander ra music Medley Overture note list
The article lists graduates and attendees across several local families and schools in Elyria area. It names graduates from Carlisle Center and various surrounding communities, plus teachers and guests visiting from Cleveland, Detroit, Birmingham and Elyria, with references to Decoration Day activities and a Carlisle Grange hall eighth grade commencement. Reefy Stratton of Traverse City is also mentioned among callers.
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Florence Pope
University of Chicago
Chicago
B. O. Pope
R. J. Quick
Barbara
Detroit
Mich
Jessie Wall
Birmingham
J. W. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Tommy
Jimmy
Wall
Quick
Cleveland
Wadsworth
A. M. Brenner
Elyria
C. N. Williams
Charles Schwartz
Clara
Milly Joy
Fred Fry
Frank Joy
Gusta Wick
John
LaGrange Road
Kenneth Joy
Buffalo
N. Y
I. F. Eldred
Chester Sprague
Ollie Minnich
Doris
Elyria High School
Lillian Eldred
Florence
Mae Lyman
Arthur Wangerine
Oberlin
Charles Schaible
B. N. Miller
J. C. Standen
Dorothy
Kenneth
Lorain
Carl Fowl
Etta Brown
Harvey Brown
Indians Plan Big Pow Wow Near Cut Bank Montana
Blackfeet Nation members plan a pow wow with modern trimmings after oil discovery on the Blackfeet Reservation near Cut Bank. The article notes regional interest and economic impact of oil development on tribal lands.
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Browning, Mont
Plegan
Blackfeet
Blackfeet Reservation
Cut Bank
Indians to gain leadership at pow wow gathering
The article notes tribes will receive an eighth of royalties from their lands and predicts shiny automobiles clothing and ornaments bought with the money at the pow wow. It says the event will be more than a celebration as younger, college trained braves are expected to take leadership in tribal council previously dominated by older men.
Railroad Bill Faces Stilf Battle
Washington June 2. President Roosevelt's program for reorganizing the nation's vast railroad system moved haltingly toward Congress. Passage in form was predicted, but the bill faces a hard fight in the House with extensive amendments likely on the floor.
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Railroad Bill
Stilf Battle
Washington
Roosevelt
Counce Committee
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Promotion urging Kroger shoppers to visit stores for details and vote on savings. The notice emphasizes voting now to unlock kitchen prize details and potential discounts through GE and Kroger collaboration.
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General Electric
Kroger's
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