WEDDING MONTH AND SCHOOL LIFE IN NORTH EAST VERMONT
The Caledonian Record discusses wedding trends in June and the value of school athletics and activities. It argues that while extra projects can aid leadership, schools should avoid overloading students with duties at the expense of core learning.
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Evening Caledonian
Record
Evening Caledonian Publishing Co
Eastern Avenue
Herbert A. Smith
Johnabury
Newport Recont
Newport
Richam Dpone
Stodelnsbury
Senate considers paper tax to curb Sunday editions
A U S Senate committee proposes prohibitive measures to curb newsprint use. A 10 cent excise tax on Sunday papers issuing editions over 80 pages targets large metropolitan presses. The plan argues cutting pulp consumption will save forests while press freedom is defended by expanding advertising and reducing editions.
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Prildies
U. Senate
Perulta
Youth Camp Promise for Northeastern Youths
A damaged OCR item describes boy and girl camps offering immersive summer experiences. It notes high costs paid by wealthy parents and the value of independent, pioneer-like activities without urban luxuries. It argues camps should be accessible to all youths in Northeastern mont for well supervised, formative learning.
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Childeer
Ray Seeute
Elavehos
Searchlight Club Elects Officers at Final Meeting
The Searchlight Club of the South Congregational Church held its final meeting with officer elections in church parlors. Fifty members attended an excellent supper at six. Elected were President Mrs. Bidah G. Perrys, Vice President Miss Helen Brow, Secretary Missy Bertha Stilson, Assistant Secretary Mrs. Trainer, Treasurer Miss Mary Jewet, Auditor Henry Power. Committees named include church work, foreign missionary, decorations, and social.
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Searchlight Club
South Conyre
Bidah G. Perrys
Helen Brow
Missy Bertha Stilson
Trainer
Treasure
Mary Jewet
Henry Power
Mrgaret Scott
M Nelson
Teix. Sherry
Foreig
M Mary Wheeler
Dorothy Brown
Hilda Day
iRehands
Althea Grints
Joseph Fairbanka
Clayton Bond
Mary Nelson
Helen Stevens
Alice Hall
Cosbi_ Car
Goss
GC. Grant
Large class graduates at junior high
The Colonial Theatre hosted the Junior High closing exercises on Thursday evening. A play titled Everyehild, a modern elf morality adaptation, featured most graduates with strong performances. Class honors went to Dorothy Baxter first and Fawih Burrows second, with multiple graduates named among the honorees.
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Colonial Theatre
Fawih Burrows
Edward Pubs Wer
Leigh Cramer
Bertha Leng
Maurice
Rolfe Sehoppe
Eva Aiken
Vivian Bacon
James Kirahan
Myron Barber
Josephine Barrett
Dorothy Baxter
Genevieve Kedell
Beatrice Boe
Mayd Bennett
Raymond Blodgett
Aline Brigham
Katharine Brodien
Bidwin Burrows
Terald Jurrews
Maline Cardinal
Liorothy Carpenter
Donald
Rolfe Schoppe
Kuris Smith
Havel Smith
Stephen Streetes
Theodore Taylon
Edith Vernon
Edwin Wilkins
Harland Watkins
James Woods
Olive Wartren
Young
Closing Exercises at Village School in St Johnsbury
The village school will hold closing exercises Friday at 8 and 4 with a program featuring proclamations, recitations, choruses, and quartets. Honors include graduating pupil Harvey Powers Irene Monueon and Ethel Simpson. Diplomas, certificates, and class colors will be presented by Supt. Young and Rev. Wilbur Warner.
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Henman Hagedorn
Floyd C. Twombly
Morene Mongeon Keay
Frederic A. Robinson
Curry
Old Vinginny
Elsin M. Pierce Chaindell
Jean Torez
Robert W. Servier
Gayton L. Gibson
America
Onehosten
Wilbur Warner
Alekey
Young America
Harvey F. Powers
Irene M. Monueon
Ethel C. Simpson
Elise
Harvey
Village school closing exercises honor five graduates
The village school held its closing exercises on Warlnes day evening at 8 o clock. Five students completed the prescribed course and are now ready for higher studies: Avta Temple Minnetta Temple Rupert McGennis Clyde McGennis and Dorothy Shores. A varied program featured songs recitations and essays, with performances by the third grade girls and others including Minnetta Temple Clyde McGennis and Dorothy Shores.
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Rainbow
Alta Temple
Theodore Roosevelt
Clyde McGennis
Sportmen convention at Burlington in outdoor life drive
A Burlington convention unites state societies and organizations to promote outdoor life and wildlife conservation. The event accompanies the state trap shooting association tournament. Key speakers include Dan Beard Winthrop Packard and Dr T S Palmer with a moonlight La Champlain boat ride and talks on forestry and game preserves.
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Burlington
State
la Champlain
Fpington Wharf
Vermont Fish and Game League
State Department of Fish
Vermont State
Ran
Bird and Botanical Club
Green Mountain Club
Boy Scouts of Vermont
Dan Beard
Flushing
I. J
Amer Ea
W. G. Hastings
Vermont farm hand dies of gun wounds
A Vermont farm hand who yesterday shot his step-daughter Louise vett and then tried to kill himself died today. The girl was shot in the right arm and leg but will probably recover. Authorities say anger over the girl's acceptance of attention from a suitor sparked the shooting. DETROIT BECOMES 4TH LARGEST CITY. Detroit’s population and growth place it fourth largest, surpassing St. Louis and outranking Boston, Baltimore, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh from a decade ago. The 1920 population is 992,729, up 27,178 since 1910.
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Vermont
Henge Farm
Yester
Louisevett
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Balimore
Pittsbur
Michigan City
Santiago Suffers Large Fire Loss in Cuba Plant
Fire at the Santiago Electric Limited Railway and Power Company plant in Cuba caused an estimated 1,200,000 dollars in damage. The blaze destroyed rolling stock and electrical equipment, with officials noting the loss yesterday in Santiago.
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Santiago
Havana
Cuba
Santiago Electric Limited
Ftailway and Power Company
Notice of wife seeking protection in Concord Vermont
Notice states my husband Rleger Bisbie has left my bed and house without just cause. I warn all persons not to trust him regarding my affairs. Location mentioned is Tushie Concord Vermont.
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Rleger Bisbie
Jin
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