Book Week at Elyria High features world tour exhibits
Elyria High School celebrates Book Week with 16 exhibits in the library. Students from 16 clubs present items on books, their value, and influence, plus displays on radio, stamps, journalism, aviation, music, theater, sports, and language studies. A student vote Friday selects the best exhibit for a prize and library add.
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Wlyrla High School
Technical High School
Aargaret Scott
Scott
Nina Baker
Harold Biddinger
Ruth Stark
Betty Humphrey
Donald Maurer
Robert Krieg
Richard Kreps
Carl Rosa
Barbara McConnell
Sarah Paine
Joan Silversides
Franklin School
Fatty Silversides
Robert Wilson
Frances Benner
Radio Club
Stamp Club
Elyria High Herald
Arplane Club
Players’ Club
Louisa May Alcott
la Vieille Bretagne
Alone Wager Chapter 43 Onboard theft unfolds aboard yacht Logan
The guests and crew of the Logan awaken to a police boarding. A jewel theft is revealed with Count Diavini as the prime suspect while Pedro Anillo is defended by Lizetta. Stuart faces mixed accusations as officers search for the thief and recover stolen bracelets.
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Pedro
Stuart
Lizetta
Fudge
Count Carlos Diavini
Havana
New York
Marion
Betty
Budie
Marian
Count Ciavini
Count Diavini
Pedro Anillo
Curtir
Cosmopolitan school displays ancient art and world cultures
The exhibit room features Latin works scrolls and busts of Rome figures, a German section with flag and books, Greece with Demosthenes inspired display, and a Friend ship Club collection of dolls from Spain to Russia. Junior and Senior clubs showcase clean living and development, plus library hobby displays. Four judging criteria include artistry, relevance, plan quality, and craftsmanship.
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Rome
Ancient Greece
Ancient
Greece
Miniaure Staiues
Nine Montana banks still closed, deposits total
Helena, Mont. Nine Montana state banks remain closed since the March moratorium. State Bank Examiner Frank Johnson reports total deposits liquidated at 2,351,045 including public funds secured by bonds. Exactly 100 state banks, with deposits over 37,000,000, were in operation.
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Montana
Helena
Mont
Frank Johnson
French Novelist Colette Offered Chair in Belgium
French novelist and wit Madame Colette, aged 60, famed for advising marriage for friendship not love, has been offered the chair of French Literature and Language by the Academy of Belgium, in the seat left vacant by the late Countess de Noailles.
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Paris
U.1
Madame Colette
The
Academy of Belgium
Countess de Noailles
Two Borger Youths Bring Their Home to Canyon
In Canyon Texas Max T Nuttall 18 and Aneedi R Leonard 2 of Borger arrive at West Texas Teachers College with an unusual load a fully built automobile home they carried on their trip The narrative highlights their unusual expedition and the young travelers background.
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Tome Canyon
Tex
Max T. Nuttall
Aneedi R. Leonard
Borger
West Texas Teachers College
Goos Lake gas spill and stray fragments in old report
A ragged item notes gas spurting from Goose Lake bed after a 24 foot hole opens in the dry lake floor near a sheepherder who sees the jet burning later. It mentions vegetable matter deposits under reeds and water fire as likely sources. Other content includes scattered phrases about Time and miscellaneous adlike lines.
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Wasattacaneteg
Goose Lake
Wool Growers to Convene 33rd Annual Convention in Billings
The Montana Wool Growers Association will hold its 33rd annual convention in Billings from June 29 to 31. Secretary Murray Stabbing announced the event, with Stebbins noting additional details.
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Billings
Mont
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
Murray
Stabbing
Stebbins
National wool convention to invite prominent readers
The meeting will invite nationally prominent readers of the wool and sheep industries to address the convention and will seek displays of foreign produced wool for the event.
Cougar Bear Battle Near Boise Reported
A dramatic encounter between a cougar and a black bear near Boise ended with a dead bear found by Hens i Hansen. The black bear showed extensive injuries, one shoulder missing, and bloodstains marked the scene, signaling a fierce struggle observed in the wild.
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Cougar
Boise
Idaho
Nature
Vetwown & Cougar
Black Bear
I Hansen
Bern
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