Youngsville Gymnasium a Hub for Activities and Meetings
The new Youngsville high school gymnasium remains a busy center after basketball season. Track practice starts, indoor baseball for lads begins, seniors vs juniors indoor ball ends 14 to 9, and a group of local businessmen plan weekly gym use for volleyball and handball. The facility, funded by residents, serves as a community recreation hub this winter and spring.
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Garland Notes and Social Tidbits From March Week
Garland residents reported many visits and errands with travelers from Warren Corry Dunkirk and Youngsville. Local events included aWomen's Auxiliary supper raising funds for the Manse roof and revival services at the M E church led by Rev Davison.
Woman's Benefit Association meets in Akeley
The Woman's Benefit Association held a regular meeting Tuesday evening at 3 oclock with Past Commander Hazel Hale presiding. Most officers attended. Mrs. Mary Sipple led the floor work. A sick record keeper was noted and after the session members visited the Angove home for games and refreshments. Funeral attendance cited for Sohn Stanton at Russell. Edward and Mrs. Hunt move into the Brogan house after a recent fire. Epworth League plans a mystery cake social at the M E Church.
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Tough on prospects Harrisburg agents exam results
Harrisburg report shows 516 passing the last state insurance agent exam held March 3 and 55 failures. Of 56 new agents, 355 will sell life insurance.
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Anniversary gathering at Lundgren home
A pleasant gathering occurred Tuesday evening as Mr and Mrs Algot Lundgren hosted relatives for their wedding anniversary with games music and a supper. Entertained at dinner Mr and Mrs Arthur Bradley hosted Mr and Mrs Marvin Clendenning and Mr and Mrs Randall at six oclock Tuesday evening. The rest of the evening was spent visiting and playing Touring. An Ottawa man has invented a brake to stop a car from sixty to zero in twenty feet and is working on a device to prevent windshield impact.
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Award Letters Given to Tidioute Athletes at Assembly
In a Monday morning ceremony at Tidioute High School, varsity lettermen in football and basketball were honored. Football eight letters went to Henry Foellhart Robert Tompsett Douglas Smith John Shields George Pida William Christy Ralph Tomp f et t and William Morrison. Basketball letters awarded to Henry Fuellhart Arthur Kernick Edward Kernick Arthur King Junior Snyder and Ralph Tompacht. Senior Henry Fuellhart and Junior Snyder graduate this year.
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Will Epstein to move business from Sheffield to New London
After 85 years in Sheffield business, Will Epstein plans to relocate his family and start a new venture in New London Connecticut. He will sell his store stock and residence and hopes to leave by the middle of May. Mrs C H Carlson Mrs Charles Carlson died at her
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Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Dark Hair
Advertises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a legendary tonic that darkens gray hair naturally. Claims after one or two applications gray hair vanishes and hair looks dark and lustrous, restoring a youthful appearance in a few days. Sold nationwide at drug stores for seven cents a bottle.
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