Youngsville High Plays Kemp y with Ben ce Family
The Junior Class of Youngsville High schedules a two day performance of the play Kemp y in the White High School auditorium on April 18 and 20. Tickets and seats are available at R L Mead's store. The cast includes Thelma Bailey, Walter Swanson, Violet Sandberg, Helen Huling, Barbara Weiderhold, Harry Swanson, James, Robert Vicander, and Honard Long among others. The plot centers on solving a family debt through marriage plans and Kemp y's clever entry into the Bence family.
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Youngsville
Yorksville High School
White High School
R. L. Mead
Samuel French and Company
Butt Bence
Thelma Bailey
Dad Bence
Walter Swanson
Ma Bence
Violet Sandberg
Jane Ward
Helen Huling
Catherine Bence
Barbara Weiderhold
Ban Ward
Bence
Harry Swanson
Kempy James
Robert Vicander
Chamberlin
Warren
Harold McClure
Ann Arbor
Belle Sample
MccClures
McClure
Relief Corps
Robert
Pauline Swanson
P. D. Swanson
West Main Street
Beckley College
Washington, D. C
Rebekah
Berry
Bear Lake
Julia Currie
Lackawanna
Hia Smith
Ashtabula
Ohio
Sullivan
North Main Street
Smith
Cleveland
Sidney Davis
Ethel Wesley
Marie Williams
Erie
W. H. Brazee
North Main
West Main
Man Street
Gertrude White
Kinzua
Hattie Moore
DuBois
Nys
Hazard
M. C. McClure
East Mainet
University of Michiat
Mi. KE
Comic Artists Honor McManus at New York Event
A group of famous cartoonists gathered at the Hotel Warwick in New York to toast George McManus on his incarnation move to Hollywood California. Speakers included Walter Joban Yom Powers Marry iLlersh I H Knerr and J V Connolly served as toastmaster. The affair featured floral decorations and was supervised by Warwick manager Mr Miller.
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Honor McManus
New York
Harry Hershfield
HL. H. Ernerr
Ad Carter
J. D. Gortalowsky
Miller
Warwick
McManus
Hollywood
Cal
Walter Joban
Yom Powers
Marry iLlersh
North Side of Chicago
University of Chicago
At Service
France
Air Service
50Th Observation
Breckley
Wichita
Moneer
Kansas National Guard
130Th Field Artillery
War Heroes Goettler and Bleckley Medal Honor Recipients
The narrative honors First Lieutenant Goettler and Second Lieutenant Bleckley, air service crew, for flying relief missions to the Argonne despite heavy fire. Their plane was shot down. Goettler died and Bleckley perished later. Both receive posthumous Congressional Medals of Honor for bravery, devotion, and selfless service.
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Goel+tler
Whitty
Argonne Forest
Forest of
Argonne
Inch
Whittlesey
Goettler
Bleckley
Whittlesexs
Whittleser
War Department
Harold Ernest
50Th Aero Squadron
Air Service
Goether
Erwin R. Blechtey
130Th Artillery
Gertrude
Goetter
Birth of Son for Mr and Mrs Maddox at Laurel Street
Mr and Mrs Gerald Maddox of 316 Laurel announce the birth of a son named Robert William at the Maternity hospital on Friday April 6th.
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Gerald Maddox
Laurel Street
Maternity Hospital
Robert William
Heroes of the Lost Battalion Earn Medals
The narrative notes Lieutenant Graham and observer Lieutenant McCurdy surviving a dangerous mission after McCurdy was wounded in the neck and later rejoining his command. A noon flight located the Lost Battalion, enabling a rescue. It highlights Harold Ernest Goettler and two nonfighting pilots earning Medals of Honor for risking death to aid fellow soldiers in another branch.
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Graham
McCurdy
50Th
Air Force
Frank Luke, Jr
Harold Ernest Goettler
Read the story of Dinsmore Ely and his immortal letter
The notice invites readers to tomorrow’s feature on Dinsmore Ely and his enduring letter or message, detailing the legend and its significance within the publication’s pages.
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John
Dinsmore Ely
Stolen Dog Returns. Owner Admits Smallpox Story Was Fiction
A Chow Chow vanished from a parked car in Binghamton and was later found entering a quarantined house rumored to have smallpox. The owner had claimed the dog was under observation and had escaped during the tale. He then admitted the smallpox story was fiction. Cautious buyers urged to read classified ads carefully.
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Binghampton
Rome
Plan Airdromes Across Atlantic to Span Ocean
New York April 13. Eight airdromes proposed to span the Atlantic will offer 35 hour service under a syndicate led by Edward R. Armstrong. The first station, Langley, to anchor 400 miles off Delaware Capes by next spring, would cost about 32.59 million. Dupont family financial involvement noted though the company itself isn’t officially backing the project. Stations would rest on iron legs with bottom anchorage and include hotels weather bureau and radio with a 200 by 1200 foot landing surface.
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New York
U.P
Atlantic
Europe
Edward R. Armstrong
Armstrong
Duvant Company of Delaware
Delaware, Capes
Dupont Company
Mem
Bers
Wamed Langley
One Man Killed as Train Hits Car at Grade Crossing
Allentown Pa April 13 One man is dead and another dying in a hospital after their automobile was struck by a Reading railroad passenger train at a grade crossing near Allentown. The dead man is James W. Lan nal 40 Franklin G Falk 43 driver suffered severe cuts possible skull fracture and internal injuries.
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Allentown
U. P
Reading Railroad
Here
James W. Lankanal
Franklin G. Falk
Philomel Rummage Sale at Exchange Hotel
A Philomel rummage sale is scheduled at the Exchange Hotel, running April 12 13 and 14, with hours listed in the event notice. Proceeds go to community programs.
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Philomel
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Youngsville High
Col. G. T. Vishniskhki
Walter Hoban
George McManus
Ton Powers
Gene Cart
Jimmy Murphy
Jack Callahan
Chie
Young
Kube Goldberg
Russ Viest
H International
Dr. White
Jamestown
Diauba
Ternhe Tucker
San Berhardine
Rey
PLAN
Continents
N. E. Cor. 2Nd and Liberty Sts
Globe Wrecking Co
Goodyear
Baird Tire Shop
Market St
Warren, Pa
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