Stephens City School Days on Sherman
Reporters Eltha Edwards Billy Williams Charles Cook Agnes Grubbs Betty Wohlford Emma Swim ley Julia Steele William Harris Alice K Lemley and Harry Sherman covered Stephens City School Days on Sherman ae Steel Susie and William Harris in a local school feature.
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On Sherman
Ae Steel
Susie
William Harris
Eltha Edwards
Billy Williams
Charles Cook
Agnes Grubbs
Betty Wohlford
Emma Swimley
Julia Steele
Alice K. Lemley
Harry Sherman
Outlook stamp project aids tuberculosis fight advocates
Miss P. Bissell, a Red Cross worker, promotes stamps to fund TB efforts. With help from North American, seal sales grew dramatically and cut TB deaths from 179 to 54 per 100000 since 1907. Proceeds fund National and State associations, free clinics, and sanatorium care locally. A ragged news boy sparked public support with a penny.
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America
P. Bissell
Red Cross
Ter
North American
T. B. Association
Senior Class Party and Debates Highlight School Year
The senior party in the high school auditorium ended with refreshments after lively entertainment from eight to eleven. The senior class initiated a series of formal debates. the first on Prohibition saw the negative side win 9-5 amid discussion of economic social moral and scientific aspects.
Freshman News Helen Pappas Earns Dental Certificate
Helen Pappas has obtained her dental certificate, increasing the total certificates to seven, in a note added to the freshman news.
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Helen Pappas
Recreation Night Supports Home Economics Drive
The Home Economics group plans First and Third Thursday gatherings at the Home Economics building to raise funds for a modern kitchen. They are selling extracts to fund the project and hope to sell all bottles before Christmas with a prize for top seller. Retha White and Sarah Dutterer are thanked for ginger cakes baked for the class.
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Home Economics News
Home Economics
Retha White
Sarah Dutterer
Quotations and exchanges at the county clerk’s office
A trimmed page collage shows snippets of dialogue about licenses, marriage, and everyday concerns. The clipped items feature a clerk and Cecil discussing a marriage license, a quip about success timing, farm humor about onions and potatoes, and a shy remark from Miss Elsie’s lecture.
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Cecil
Prose Fragments and Proverb Jokes From Local Page
A collage of stray lines and brief anecdotes appears, including a mock mystery about a missing item, musings on dogs and hash, a batch of dis gy proverbs, and schoolroom crushes. The jumble hints at student life and local humor from a neighborhood publication.
Average Man's Legs In Snowbound Tale
An OCR fragment recalls Earl Beavers and a man described as average as heavy snows hinder his reach to the ground. The snippet presents a stark image of endurance amid winter conditions and a distant, unnamed observer.
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Earl Beavers
F F A Adopts 1936 Objectives for Future Farmers Chapter
The Tephone City FFA outlines yearly goals for 1936 37 including summer camp farm tour father and son banquet community fair judging teams news articles to Chapter Chats and a 100 percent paid up chapter by October 1 The group plans plant soil seed milk and soil tests aid to needy families and school grounds improvements while maintaining regular meetings and parliamentary procedure practice.
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F.F
Tephone
Ameren
F. F
Community League
Grange
Organizing an F F A thrift bank and club goals
The notes outline forming a thrift bank for the Future Farmers of America and list objectives for the Northern Triang Federation. Plans include reorganizing the F F A rifle team creating an F F A plant nursery and compiling a scrapbook of Future Farmer activities with Kodak pictures and news articles.
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Northern
Triang Federation
Kodak Pictures
Last Rites For Mrs. Wm. Edmonds
Funeral services are held for Mrs. Laura Edmonds 68 wife of William Edmonds at her home on the Northwest end. The obsequies follow her death at home with local pallbearers and clergy in attendance.
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Wm. Edmonds
Laura Edmonds
William Edmonds
Services Held At Highland Ave Presbyterian Church
Grade Tuesday night, took place at 3 o'clock this afternoon from Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church area. The services were conducted by the Rev. G. W. Shipley, acting pastor, and were attended by many of her friends and neighbors. Interment was in Mount.
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Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
G. W. Shipley
Mount
Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers Named
Pallbearers listed for a funeral at Hebron Cemetery include Claude A. Carper Harry Carper Freeman Charles William and Henry Boyce.
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Hebron Cemetery
Claude A. Carper
Harry Carper
Freeman
Charles
William and
Henry Boyce
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Majestic Combination Radio and Phonograph
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South Braddock St
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Martinsburg
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Fairmont Avenue
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Peattion
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Atwater Kent and
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White Hall
Apple Pie Ridge Road
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Isabelle Hammack
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Charles C. Hammack
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Berryville
A. F. Rees, Inc
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