Sacred Heart High School Commencement Honors Sunday
Diplomas will be awarded at Sacred Heart high school commencement at Sacred Hearts church. Seniors and grammar eighth graders attend mass and processions, then share breakfast in the old parochial school auditorium decorated blue and white. The sermon is by Rev. Rather Thomas at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday.
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Sacred Heart High School
Sacred Mears Church
Grammar School
Rather Thomas
Sacred Heart Church
Virginia Anderson
Eleanor Baldwin
George Bratt
Antonette Cook
Chris ” Ruth Culigan
Leo Cress
Margaret Qruter
Irene Guthrie
Frank Henderson
Joh Etersoux
Jenn Horan
Mary McCann
Margaret Moran
Cecilia Murphy
Michael Murphy
Iona Sloan
Margaret Tend
Mary Zabai
Anna Bringardner
Francea Jane Campbell
Joséphine Breener
Marion Gall
Winifred Horan
Mary Agnéa Imhoff
Winifred King
Kathleen Morvan
Catherine McCann
Loretta Nally
Bernice Swint
Caroline Bwint
Edward Brennan
Eacerd Dalton
Nitro News social notes and post office bid news
Nitro News reports Mrs Walter L Coen hosting three tables of bridge on Twenty fourth street with locals and visitors from Detroit. Post office inspector Bom mers visits Nitro checking bid for new location and possible motel front with lock boxes. decision likely July. Also luncheon hosted by Mrs George A Fisher and multiple bridge gatherings noted along with evangelistic services by W A Gregg in Nitro accompanied by Raymond Wilder. Barbecue planned Friday for West Virginia Wildlife League members at Ortin Heights subdivision.
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Walter L. Coen
Twenty-fourth Street
Ralph RF. Wallace
Rewerd
Detroit
Mich
Mary Arouckle
G. G. Crow
Hethe Stewart
Visttx Nitrow
Sommers
Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
Nitro
FR. H. Harris
Bommers Io
Gilver Bridges
G. C. Alderson Desigationg
Twenty-first Street
Mina Mellie Stewart
C. G. Crow
Molly Arbuckle
Thomas W. Baytram
Ralph R. Wallace
Edward Centers
Robert Worley
P. . Tingley
Ember Walker
Ling Barton
Filven
West ‘Virginia
Wild Life League
Ortin Heights
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Sores
Readers report rapid soothing relief from Paterson's Ointment on old sores running sores and skin troubles. Letters from Buffalo Chicago and Memphis describe long standing wounds healing after using multiple boxes, with claims of facial sores and warts clearing. Ad lists tins at 35 cents and praises efficacy.
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Paterson
Buffalo
Peterson
Chicago
Memphis
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Pain Relief
A vintage advertise claims Moone's Emerald Oil soothes tender feet with a quick topical application. It promises penetrating anti septic action without staining skin and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Moone
Burglary Foiled at Major's Book Store on Quarrier Street
Police blotter notes burglars halted at Major's book store by a woman overhead who alerted the proprietor as midnight closed. Suspects fled before Officers Craige and Withrow arrived. Separate incidents include a robbed cash drawer on Florida Street, a residence theft on Kanawha Street, multiple autos missing across city, a late night traffic bust on Court Street, and a three-car collision near Fennsylvania and Virginia avenues with ongoing fault discussions.
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Major
Quarrier Street
John Craige
J. W. Withrow
Court Street
R. C. Berry
Police Department
Washington and
Laidley Streets
Inter
John Nugent
Earl Daddysman
E. H. Ball
Fennsylvania Avenue
Virginia Street
New York Central reports 1927 income rise amid dividend gains
The New York Central Railroad reports total operating income of 61,858,872 in 1927 a 92 901 104 rise over 1926 offset by a 513 684 344 freight revenue drop and 88 008 421 passenger revenue decline Non operating income climbs 13 531 958 including extra and regular dividends from Michigan Central, of which NY Central owns over 99 percent of stock Net income totals 68 565 145 = 153 90 percent on ortho fon ox and more context follows The release also notes Westminster Cathedral in London planned completion cost 10 000 000 as background reference.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
Michigan Central Railroad
Michigan Central
New York Central
Fasrigh
Stowley
State To Buy Bridge Bonds For Kanawha City Work
The state sinking fund commission announced plans to buy 1.25 million Charleston and Loudon district bridge bonds dated July 1, 1928 at 5 percent interest under a deferred payment plan to save taxpayers interest costs. The purchase funds a new bridge across the Kanawha River and to upgrade the Kanawha City toll bridge, with completion expected in about three months.
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State Sinking Fund Commission
Charleston and
Loudon District
Kanawha River
Tely
Kanawha City
Bridge Commission
Kons
State Sinking Find Commission
Mt. Hope
City of
Slah Fork
Wyoming County
Walker
Wood County
Grant
Wetzel County
Statt
Boone County
Buffalo
Clay County
Durbin
Pocahontas County
Geary
Romne County
Coolidge Delivers Pocket Veto On Muscle Shoals Bill
Washington June 7 President Coolidge used his veto power by failing to sign the Muscle Shoals bill within ten days ending tonight The White House and Justice Department say the pocket veto kills the measure while Senator Norris argues it becomes law without his signature The plan would create a 10 million dollar government corporation to operate the plant.
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Washington
Coolidge
Muscle Shoals
White House
Justice Department
Norris
Nebraska
Muncle Shoals
Doctor at 83 Promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild safe laxative for constipation and related indispositions. It highlights its simple vegetable ingredients, non narcotic nature, pleasant taste, and suitability for all ages including babies. The ad offers a free sample by writing to Syrup Pepsin Monticello Ohio.
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Caldwell
Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
Public Apathy Riles Ritchie in New York Speech
Governor Albert Ritchie of Maryland urged the federal association of music merchants to awaken the nation to politics. He warned that national future depends on political alertness and denounced standardization as a major evil of modern politics.
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New York
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Federal Association of Music Merchants
Baltimore leader reelected to national association
J. Roberts of Baltimore was reelected president of the association, which advocates personal initiative and individual enterprise to strengthen the nation. The group stresses standardizing morals, personal conduct, habits, and child labor, amid a diversified stance and limited discussion of feasibility.
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Httle
J. Roberts
Baltimore
Association
Slays His Woman Then Kills Self in Tulsa
In Tulsa Oklahoma on June 7 former county jailer J B McNeal telephoned an undertaker and newspaper claiming he killed Sabra Green a clerk in a taxicab. McNeal shot Green six times, fled the cab, called from downtown then died by a self inflicted bullet in his room. He and Green had lived together. Earlier 1928 Japan railway spending cited.
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Tulsa
Okly
Sabra Green
J. B. McNeal
McNeal
Miss Green
Japan
Lake steamer America sinks near Isle Royale
The passenger steamer America sank in Lake Superior after hitting a reef near Washington Harbor on Isle Royale at 3 a m. About 50 people aboard were rescued at Isle Royale this morning and taken to safety after the vessel went down at night. The purser reported the incident to the owners.
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Duluth
Minn
Lake Superior
Isle Royate
Washington Harbor
Isle Royale
Who Is The Skinniest Man In The World
Local notice urges underweight men and women to try McCoy's Tablets with a bold guarantee. Buy four 60 cent boxes or two one dollar boxes and gain at least five pounds or get a refund. Available at G A Porter field’s drug store in America.
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McCoy
G. A. Porterfield
America
Adv
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