Graduation Night at Corry High School Completes Forty fifth Commencement
Twenty graduates received diplomas at Corry High School in a well attended Forty fifth Commencement. The program featured Elizabeth Lyons singing Dreams and Frank O Day discussing radio development. Speakers highlighted industrial progress, international peace, Monroe Doctrine, and value of education for women. The class list includes Warren Beardsles Brooks Carrier Curtis Drought Haight Hammond Loveland Lyons Morris Murray O Day Thomas Wells Wilcox. The Juniors staged clever electrical insignia displays as decor honors.
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Corry High School
G. H. Sharpley
Emmanuel Church
Elizabeth Lyons
Mint Lyons
Frank O'Day
Mr. O'Day
Bruce Thomas
Ford Automobile Company
Florency Miller
Campfire Girls
Rimer Carrier
Bryan
Wis
Wallace Wellman
Monroe
Western Hemisphere
Eval Loveland
Luther Burbank
Miss Loveland
Arthur Morris
Elizabeth Drought
Drought
Carleton Curtis
Curtis
Harry Auer
Board of Ducation
Ife
Auer
Red Warren Beardsles
M. Marie Brooks
Rimer Clair Carrier Carleton John Curtis Horton Jerome Davia Bess
M. Drought
Marion Jane Duffy
Ethel Marian Haight
William Wallace Hammond Byah
Isabel Loveland
Mary Slizabeth Lyons
Honora Margaret Matoney
Florence Mbues Miler
Arthur L. R. Morris
Helen May Murray Frank Joseph O'Day
Mina Louise Terry Bruce H. Thomas Wallace Wells Wéliman
Dorothy Francis Wilcox
Erie Train Slays Resident in Meadville Yard
Fred Osborne of Honesdale Pa a well known resident died after being struck by Erie Railroad fast train No 4 in Meadville yards at about four this morning He was 26 years old and died within a half hour after rapid removal to Spencer Hospital
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Preas
Meadville Pa
Fred Osborne
Honesdale
Meadville
Erie
Osborne
Spencer Hospital
Tannery Worker Dies Suddenly at Mill Site
Herman Miller aged 65 collapsed at Howard's tannery in the beam house this afternoon and died. He had worked at the tannery for years and residents report he appeared in usual health before colleagues found him. Physicians declared death likely from heart failure and Alexander's ambulance responded.
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Herman Miller
Howard's Tannery
Miller
East South Street
Alexander
Villa Will Control The Entire North
El Paso reports Villa’s friends deny a break with Carranza and blame a misunderstanding over orders. Villa purged Juarez by arresting about thirty telegraph operators linked to Carranza and sending them to Torreon for questioning on telegram delays or edits. Public opinion hints a looming Carranza Villa crisis, with Villa seen as tightening control over the north.
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United Press
el Paso
Villa
Carranza
Juarez
Torreon
Carranna
Chihuahua
Gunboat Tampico Sunk in Topolobampo Battle
United Press reports the Tampico, the rebel Constitutionalist gunboat, sank after a clash with the federal Gerrera. Each ship had about a hundred crew. Tampico’s officers reportedly committed suicide as defeat loomed while U S fleet men rescued survivors. lack of ammunition hampered the rebel craft.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Topolobampo
New Orleans
Howard
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