Paxton High School and District Hold Joint Commencement
The Paxton High School and Haddon Township District Schools held a joint commencement at Providence Christian Church. W. P. Dearing of Oakland City College delivered the address as six Paxton graduates and sixteen District students received diplomas marking completion of eight years.
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Paxton High School
Haddon Township
Providence Christian Church
W. P. Dearing
Oakland City College
Paxton
Royal Bird
Alma Johnson
Harry Brown
Margaret Ladson
Ivan Carrico
Earline Story
Margaret McInnes
Louis Rogers
Norene Marshal
Lawrence Robinson
Opal Wolfe
Harry Bolez
Ida Ferguson
Raymond Pirtle
Martha Snyder
Phillip Griffin
Donald Bowen
Jennie Howard
Mabel Ayers
Iya Woodward
Cloyd Wolfe
Emery Gore
March— Orchestra
Music —Orchestra
Rev. A. L. Wil
Pearl Higgins Goad Dies in Colorado at 38
Mrs. Pearl Higgins Goad of Carlisle passed away in Littleton Colorado on May 22 1918 after a health decline. She was born March 4 1880 and married to Charles E. Goad December 20 1909. Funeral held at the Christian Church in Carlisle with burial in I O O F cemetery.
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Pearl Higgins Goad
Littleton
Colorado
Goad
Carlisle
A. M. Snapp
Christian Church
George Wolfe
Oaktown
Thei. O. O F
C. E. Goad
George N
Clara M. Higgins
Charles E. Goad
Pearl
Denver
Great West
Rocky Ford
Takes Up Y. M. C. A. Work
Professor Elmer Stewart longtime Carlisle grade school principal departed Sunday for Jefferson Barracks to serve as Y M C A secretary for the summer. He will keep his principal post and return in the fall. He traveled with James Alumbaugh son of Harry T. Alumbaugh Y M C A camp secretary at the Barracks.
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Elmer Stewart
Carlisle
Jefferson Barracks
Stewart
St. Louis
James Alumbaugh
Harry T. Alumbaugh
Palm Beach
Fire Alarm Sends Fire Engines to Cherry Street Barn
A fire alarm at 1 pm Saturday summoned the fire department to a barn on Cherry street owned by Mrs. Ida Whalen and rented by Mack Lemon. The blaze started from sparks from a burning brush pile and was quickly extinguished with little damage.
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Cherry Street
Ida Whalen
Mack Lemon
Mutter Guilty Plea In Assault Case At Court
David Mutter a coal miner pleaded guilty in Squire Cowle's court to an assault charge filed by his wife Eunice Mutter. He was fined one dollar plus costs totaling eleven dollars, which he paid. The couple were married March 15, 1918.
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David Mutter
Squire Cowle
Eunice Mutter
and Mutter
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