Wayland and Brighton duel ends 14 11 Wayland victory
Wayland High School beat Brighton junior high 14 to 11 in a tense finale as Schrock led Wayland with five points. Reserve squad also won 11 to 2 behind D Wyse as both teams played short-handed. News includes lecture by Dr F C Stanley on electricity and school activities from the week.
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Brighton
Cubs
Wayland
Higsti
Boshart
Bob Sodergren
Schrock
Jackson
D. Wyse
D Wyse
Tschantz
Hmery McGuire
Zear
Bobby Roth
Stanley
F. C. Stanley
Dean Mallory
Betty Allen
Annette Schrock
Douglas McClintie
Bob McKinahan
Virginia Hixson
Chris Wenger
Richard Sodergren
Pauline Henss
Verdella Widmer
J. Wesley Pritchard
Rose Mary Eicher
Hi Y
Donald Rich
Eugene Stauffer
Edwin Liechty
James Kauffman
Washington
Brighton Selects Pupils To Attend District Contest
Three high school typing students from Brighton were chosen to represent the district commercial contest in Ottumwa. The advanced team includes Lucy Mae Gowey Ray Leppert and Mildred Helmick. the beginner team Norma Eryystone Doris Robison and Audrey Helmick.
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Brighton
Ottumwa
Lucy Mae Gowey
Ray Leppert
Mildred Helmick
Norma Eryestone
Doris Robison
Audrey Helmick
Phillip Vanerus
Washington
Navy Divers Reach Deepest TestYet at Tank and Sea
The Deep Sea Diving School at Washington Navy Yard reports divers achieved 500 feet in the tank and 402 feet in open sea conditions, marking significant depth milestones for naval training.
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Navy
Washington Navy Yard
Waste Material Dealers in United States Noted
In the United States there are 24,000 firms involved in handling waste material either for resale or as raw material for their own industries, highlighting a sizable trade and reuse network.
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United States
Tonkin Cane for Fishing Rods from Southern China
Tonkin cane, a bam boo variety grown in southern China, is valued for its strength and is extensively used in the manufacture of fishing rods.
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China
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Roy Crossett
Carrie Lemley
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Herbert Campbell
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Mae Morgan
Henry Hinkle
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Franges Crane
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Stan Kinsey
R. R. Noonan
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Harriet Coulter
Harold Putnam
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Ned Morrow
Harve P. Wilson
Fred Bauer
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Washington Independent School District
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Harland W. Mead
W. A. Erbe
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Ethel McCreedy
Harry Bowles School Board
Richard A. Stewart
Ralph W. Thompson
Harry Jamseyer
A. EF. Atchison
C. W. Tucker
W. D. Dwyer
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Ity Kire Chie
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Marlan
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J. & Lemmon
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