Coaches Club Idea Lets Fans Debate Game Plays
New Orleans reports on a football fans activity led by Harry A. Stuhldreher of Wisconsin. Luncheons feature game films and Q A sessions with explanations of offense and defense. Clubs spread from Minnesota to Michigan and the East as demand exceeds capacity.
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New Orleans
Midwest
Harry A. Stuhldreher
University of Wisconsin
American Football Coaches’ Association
University of Minnesota
Stuhldreher
University of Michigan
Mill Operator Killed As Cable Breaks at New Mill
C N Michael 42 of Berkeley Springs West Virginia was killed yesterday afternoon when a cable on a saw mill he had just set up snapped. The mill operated for about thirty minutes before the accident in the Swan Pond area of Berkeley County. Coroner Hankin ruled the inquest unnecessary. Dayton Michael a son helped drag him free but he died. The widow four children and two brothers survive. Burial planned in Berkeley Springs.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
C. N. Michael
Berkeley Springs
Swan Pond
Berkeley County
H. G. Hankin
Mrs. Ida Huyett Dies At Her Home In West Virginia
Mrs. Ida Osbourn Huyett 75 died at her home four miles west of Shepherdstown West Virginia relatives and friends mourn her loss. Funeral services were held at the home with Rev McLaughlin and Rev Hazel officiating. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery Shepherdstown. She is survived by one son S C Huyett. Born in Cooper County Maryland she traced her roots to William and Sarah Herr Osbourn. Her parents fled to Shepherdstown during the Civil War era to escape the pushwackers and Union officers granted permission to cross the line. The Huyett family remained in the Shepherdstown area with Mrs Huyett the last survivor.
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Brucetown
Ida Osbourn Huyett
Shepherdstown
W. Va
McLaughlin
Hazel
Summit Point
Elmwood
C. Huyett
Nelson letter to Elgin marbles shipment found at academy
Old correspondence from July 3 1803 by Admiral Lord Nelson is in the Naval Academy museum in Annapolis. The note mentions 28 statues Nelson planned to send to England later known as the Elgin marbles. The statues were seized by Britain from a French vessel.
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Annapolis
Lord Nelson
Naval Academy Museum
Nelson
England
Notice of nonliability for wife debts
The notice states that the writer will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife. It identifies C. 5. Millner and an address 208 E. Lane with a date of 12 29 11.
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Millner
E. Lane
Memory and success across famous figures
The piece argues memory strength varies among great minds and shows even poor mem ory can coexist with success. It cites Edison Zola Scott Martha and Pillsbury and notes joy in work helps sustain achievement despite cognitive limits. The essay reflects 1937 McNaught Syndicate perspective.
Christmas visitors and social calls in Rosenberger county
Local notes list Christmas guests and family visits across Rosenberger Virginia. Names include Triplett Atwell Snapp Frye Brewer Bradfield Stine Snapp Windle Price Ashby Stine Whitacre Cameron and others visiting relatives in Winchester Chambersville Richmond Bunker Hill and nearby towns.
Christmas Dinners Highlight Local Guests in Brucetown Area
Brucetown residents hosted several Christmas day dinners with guests from Swimley Virginia White Hall and Martinsburg. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Marion Marshall Miss Evelyn Carter Mrs Janny McKee Miss Belle Jobe Mr and Mrs Andy Whitacre and family and Miss Emma Gold Swimley. Others plan wintering trips to Sarasota Florida and extended holiday visits with relatives in Martinsburg.
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Brucetown
J. R. Smith
Marion Marshall
Evelyn Carter
Swimley
Janny McKee
White Hall
Belle C. Jobe
Andy Whitacre
J. B. Snapp
Herbert Fishel
Sarasota
Fla
Emma Gold Swimley
Ward Purcell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Tom Price
Hiram Catlett
Crew Leaves Manila After President Hoover Shipwreck
Fifty crew members from the grounded liner President Hoover depart Manila aboard the Dollar liner President Grant after receiving $200 each for food and clothing lost in the Hoishoto island wreck near Formosa.
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Manila
President Hoover
Hoishoto Island
Formosa
President Grant
Tapering Off Starts For Squads
The tapering off process begins for 12 squads ahead of Saturday’s games. Worries include weather injuries and crowds as teams enter final drills. ROSE BOWL teams Alabama and California drill behind locked gates with Henry Sparks sidelined and Leroy Monsky eye injury masked. SUGAR BOWL LSU refines aerial attack for Santa Clara. COTTON BOWL Rice works out in rain with three backfields facing Whizzer White. ORANGE BOWL Auburn ready while Michigan State’s Bachman demands more energy. SUN BOWL West Virginia’s Emmett Moan highlights passing. Texas Tech’s Barnett shows strong aerial play. East West squads ban lateral passes. West prefers plays to gain a yard. starting backfields undecided.
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Pasadena
Alabama
California
Henry Sparks
Bears
Leroy Monsky
Crimson Tide
Richard C. Foster
Louisiana State
Santa Clara
Bernie Moore
Tigers
Broncos
Rice
Owls
Whizzer White
Colorado
Jack Meagher
Auburn Plainsmen
Michigan State
Charlie Bachman
Bachman
Meagher
Emmett Moan
West Virginia
Texans
Texas Tech
Gene Barnett
el Paso
Marshall Glenn
West Virginians
Bernie Bierman
Ardy Kerr
Minnesota
Colgate
West
Barton’s WPA Job Claim Reappears After Death Alarm
James A. Barton quit his WPA post last May and the agency removed him after a death report with the same name. On November 3 he reapplied and has spent 30 days proving his identity to WPA officials.
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Oklahoma City
James A. Barton
WPA
Barton
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