Hamilton School Students Have Had Busy Year
Hamilton School closes a busy year with student projects including a sales tax stamps drive raising over 222 dollars for a motion picture machine. Sixth graders led by Geradine Birkline contributed 361.49, while Audubon Bird Club members led by Rose Michowka expanded weekly meetings, bird drawings, and a monthly magazine. The school orchestra, safety patrol, Girl Reserves, girls' athletics, boys' athletics, and PE activities all supported events and fundraisers, finishing with league play, tournaments, and a new athletic club formation.
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Hamilton
Geradine Birkline
Audubon Bird Club
Lucy B. Kirk
Rose Michowka
Jack Miller
Donald Keiser
Sally Oldfield
Amyus Jackson
Ray Longbrake
Georgene Otterbacher
Lamarie Bauer
Jack Frank
Mass Audrey Ketchum
Marjorie Rossiter
Safety Patrol
Poss
Oney Fitzpamicx
Bernard L3saght
Paul Rogers
Ezhih
Mary Metcalf
Carol Slusher
Cleveland
Cleveland L Brary
WTAM
Observaton
Terminal
Cascade Park
Lakeside
Nancy Odeil
Arlys Jackson
Laniey C. Orr
Geraidine Ehrke
Mss Kirk
Thursder
Hors
James Borning
Bors
Harry Frankfather
Jefferson
Jamies Bormino
Bernard Lyseght
Oth
James Borrino
Frank Keno
Sam Ristas
Andrew Rucker
Norman Henry
Progressive Class Teens to Meet at McIntire Home
Members of the Progressive Class of the Methodist Sunday school will be entertained Thursday evening June 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs C E McIntire. Election of officers is expected at the gathering and all class members are urged to attend.
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Ladies Aid Society
M. E
Tony Gadara
Elyria
Frankie Reese
Ralph O'Connor
W. J. Morris
Frances Stinebring
T M. Baldwin
Pembrook
North Carolina
Naida Escapes After Disguised Departure From Coralie
Naida hides in a Chinese disguise and departs the house with Wu's aid. Coralie awakens bound in a closet studio, trapped after Naida's assault, while Michael and Dan appear in a dreamlike chase sequence as Sue and others intervene.
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Coralie
Michael
Dan
Naida
Sue
Oberlin NYA project to demolish Wheatley Center
Thirty Oberlin youths aged 18 to 25 will be assigned to a NYA project to demolish the Phillis Wheatley Community Center to make way for a new structure. Work begins Monday June 10 under foreman changes with Rev H J Tucker as acting supervisor. Plans include site clearance and construction of 41 new modern buildings with support from Oberlin College officials and the center’s executive committee.
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Gessner
Brown
Area
National Youth Administration
Phillis Wheatley Community Center
NYA
Lorein County
Herbert Gienn
H J Tucker
Will Stert
Gisman'’ing
Powit
NYA Brown
Cente
Tee Crt
Obderis
Oseriin College
Alabama expands typhus fever belt to 41 counties
Montgomery reports that Alabama now lists 41 of 67 counties in the typhus fever belt, the most ever stated in state history. Only 19 counties recorded fever cases in the belt's first year of 1929.
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Montgomery
Youth Drinking Declines Says WCTU Leader
Evanston Indiana reports Mrs Ida B Wise Smith national WCTU president says youths are turning away from cheap beer and tavern gatherings post repeal. She notes young people seek liquorless night clues and experiment in a new way as communities adjust. London also cited anti gambling efforts.
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Evanston
Ida B Wise Smith
WCTU
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Patricia Kirkwood
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Dotty Low
Margy Low
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Deeys Purple
Australia
Ruth P. Collins
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Corahle
Miarsden
Nada
Coranes
Iere
Missie
Marsden
Oberlin Project
H C Tuck
J. S Burton
Emma Bows
Addie Leta
O C McKee
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C K Fauver
Katherine Higgies
C V Zahn
Robert Cue
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