Newsy Notes From The High School Debates And Weather
High school notes describe recent debates with topics on national security acts and warrants, lists of participants on both sides, and a hope to reschedule missing debaters. Other items mention a Valentine event, interpretive readings, hair color gossip, and a student overcoming illness. travel to town limited by weather with several arriving late after drifting snow.
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Shout Theater Des
Herald
Hud
Petty
Wasory
Negra
Debsfes
Jangh
Hookkeenus Vlases
Geneva Kuess
Chineman
Lewis
Dorothy Hoget
Valentine Bos
Dorothy Hogs
Gerald Gaar
Je Metzinnis
Nome Alaska Pastor Sends Christmas News In Paper
Nome Alaska report shares Christmas news from local mission led by Miss Russell. A sleigh group sang carols in English and native tongues despite heavy snow. An Seattle bride traveled to Fairbanks and then Nome for a Christmas wedding. Weather notes show Nome at 3 below zero on December 24 with frigid readings elsewhere.
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Russell
Inent M. Els
Dorothy Ru
Alaska
Nome
Niath
Nome Ja
Seattle
Fairbanks
Mane Ta Nene
Jenet Net
Alasia
Card of Thanks for Hicks Appeal Donations
Card of Thanks expresses deep appreciation to all who contributed to the Hicks appeal after a home loss on Sunday. Saints and neighbors gave twelve dollars and fifty cents. Signed by W. G. Aitken for the Hicks family.
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Amos Hicks
Coneihaters
W. G. Aitken
Valentine Tea Party at High School Gym Friday
A Valentine Day social event under the Local Parent-Teacher group will be held Friday evening in the high school gym. Tickets cost 10 cents, with all proceeds benefitting the local PTAs essay and program demonstrations by Mary and Margaret Gaur and students. About one hundred attendees expected, with a light luncheon and talks on family tests and tasty treats.
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Ali
Poe
Uae
Floberg
Heike
Parent-Teachers Association
Vessay
Vorus
Mary and
Margaret Gaur
Mevitale Rose
Diter
Daughter Of Former M E Minister Dies
A letter from Hot. HP Barnes, former M E pastor at Thomson now Irving, reports the death of his daughter Yor Gladys Ball of Lisbon Ohio. Gladys Barnes Ball, oldest daughter of Nev and Mrs H J Humes, wife of Fred Ball, aged 30 months daughter Mary Ruth, and the family plan burial in Lisbon. The note expresses community sorrow and thanks readers for kindness. Also mentions Hollywood Paramount studios seeking to photograph local residents with a temporary studio at the Wi Hotel Friday.
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HP. Barnes
M. E
Thomson
Irving
East Washington St
Marengo
Gladys
Fred Ball
Lisbon
Ohie
Barnus
Ghidys Niz
Barnes
Nev
H. J. Humnes
Fred Rh. Ball
South Flower Avenue
Sharon
Ths
J. A. Berst
Margaret
Fo. Novak
Chicare
Alyce
Mary Ruth
Hong Town
Ohio
Edster
Rev. Barnes
Rev
Bates
Home Economics Club Meeting Postponed in Acacia
The Home Economics club of Acacia, once led by Mrs Frank Foltz in Mi Cartel, is postponed until further notice. The Reyal Neighbers plan a meeting next Tuesday with the Telleromne committee chaired by Bess Carpenter, Stella Griswold, Myria Gpenating, Mande Warner, Wilma Cole, Bessie Kenyon, and Maude Brown.
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Eronomucs Club
Aca
Meni
Mrej Frank Foltz
Mi. Cartel
Reyal Neighbers
Newt
Tellenmne
Bess Carpenter
Stella] Griswold
Myria Gpenating
Mande Warner
Wilma Cole
Bessie Kenyon
Maude Brown
Sunday Worship Resumes with Regular Services at Churches QC
Church notices announce return of services after a gap due to absence of a key pastor. Sunday preaching and Sunday school will proceed next Sunday with readings from Psalm 12. Members are urged to welcome all back and share in worship in God's house.
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Russenser
Postponed Services At Baptist T1 Church
Weather and blizzard conditions forced the postponement of Sunday worship and related activities. Regular Live Wre class and Christian Endeavor program were paused. Valentine party plans delayed until conditions improve. February Cate to lead GB program with the topic Stoning the Prophet. All members urged to attend when services resume.
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Baptist T1
Thas
Saunaay
Belove
Feb Cate
Baseball School Athletes Train For Week In Arkansas
Bob Lewis departed by train Wednesday to Wet Springs Arkansas to attend a Ray L. Dean baseball school for six weeks. The trip aims to improve players and showcase local talent at the regional program.
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Bob Lewis
Wet Springs
Ark Wher
Ray L. Dean
Illnesses and Recoveries Reported at Local Hospitals
Mercy hospital patient Mrs Emily Sheridan shows improvement while Betty Lewis, Harold and Betty Low Wat, Mrs Denice Leavens and Mrs Delia Melendy are listed as improving or confined at home. Mrs Edison Holland and Mrs Annie Sheridan receive treatment or recovery updates. Edison Holland and Mrs Hubert Cate with Margaret Nordhoff suffer from severe colds and related ailments. Grandson Mose Frances Switzer assists the family in Fulton. Glen Armstrong in Thaten regains consciousness and improves after recent illness.
Miss Grace Bielema to Wed Clarence Bolhous on Valentine’s Day
Miss Grace Bielema of Fulton plans to wed Clarence Bolhous in a February ceremony at a church near Fulton. The event will feature bridal attire with rhinestones and a royal velvet gown, followed by a wedding dinner at the bride’s home hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bielema.
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Grace Bielema
Fulton
Clarence Bolhous
Grave Paclema
Martin Bigiema
Alten
Wall
Inslaw
Elan
Rhineston
Wil
Oxford
Peter Schkema
Tosel
Homer
Ale
Martin Biclema
Teide
Cleeence Belhous
Martin Baclema
Alvin
Garrett Belhous
Thomson
Che Cream
Syhalena
Mageve
Powe Skeion
Tmi
Ethan
Bern
Bay Fulton
Thersan
Roth
Clarence Pelkans
Emergency heating wood secured for Carroll county homes
Local officials discuss securing 400 cords of emergency wood to heat Carroll County homes during harsh weather. Brunkow and county crews coordinate with landowners N D French and Thomas Stage to harvest timber from accessible tracts while minimizing cost and ensuring delivery via roads and temporary hauling. Henry Strauch of Thomson oversees progress to keep heat available if conditions worsen.
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Eter Lumber Company
Carroll County
Thomson Noskiy
Webster An
Galenarand
Brankow
Henry Strauch Af Thomson
Local News Snippet From Linark and Nearby Areas
Local residents hosted guests from Sterlite Mt Carill and Fulton during a past week with visits by Mrs Frank Rush Miss Anna Streak and others. Weather delayed a Youth meeting in Lanark while Lewitt Gene Votuer and Rush Carrell hauled loads to Chicago and Toledo.
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Soha Dewy
Sterlite
Wilkerson
Mt. Carill
Orday
Mor
Frank Rush
Anna Streak
Aree
Tal
C. A. Bidenny
Pulton
Gene Votuer
Rush Carrell
Chicago
Snow Storm Closes Roads Saturday Ends Normal Travel
A severe late winter storm blankets the region causing road closures and travel disruption Saturday. Snow plows struggle in deep drifts as counties report business shutdowns and transit delays amid freezing temperatures and high winds. Local officials urge caution and expect continued impact into the weekend.
Schools Open For Routine Work In Town
The York Community High and Thorsen Consolidated schools reopen for regular classes this week. Disruptions due to weather were minimal but several roads near town were impassable. Local officials urged caution as students return and a few area routes remained affected by the conditions.
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York Community High
Tuwnm
Heme
Chad
Jenons
Savanna High Debating Team Adds Brown as Senior Leader
Rhuea Brown stands as the sole senior on Savanna High School's debating squad. The article notes Brown's position amid a larger team dynamic and mentions a related event involving Harel Fink and former associate Henry F. Weber.
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Rhuea Brown
Savanna High School
Whoen Brown
Frank Hrev
Savanna Toy
Chaise
Grade School Talent Show Highlights and Attendance
The text describes a grade school event with audience attendance and student performances. It mentions a study and various names, noting a practice of students and teachers preparing for a showcase. The piece emphasizes participation and the presence of all invited attendees.
PARENT TEACHER GROUP WEIGHS MOVIE MACHINE PURCHASE
The Parent-Teacher group discussed buying a moving picture machine at a meeting. They noted available funds totaling over $15 and considered how this device could be used for ongoing instruction. No final decision was reached as members await further input.
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Howe
Burlington Road Starts Pick-Up and Delivery Service Here
Burlington Road launches a local pick-up and delivery service expanding freight and logistics across nearby communities. The move aims to streamline shipments, though exact routes and schedules remain under discussion.
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Burlington Road
Ts Revousen Tolmwad Snaucoan
Trrimstan
Witwankes
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