St Patrick's School Matinee and Graduation Plans
St Patrick's High School prepares a matinee tomorrow featuring a Cinderella operetta and a senior class program. Diplomas will be awarded by Rev Dean Gessner with valedictory by Elisabeth McCloud and salutatory by Patrick Buckley. Forty grammar pupils graduate Friday, with many to enter the High School next year.
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St. Warvick's High School
Lyceum
Thesitre Om
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H Igh School
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Sone
Father Ryan
Dean Gessner
Mina Elisabeth McCloud
Patrick
Buckley
Cleas
Siva
Mary Leary
Mian
Catherine Moran
Bosale’ McCloud
Misa“ Madotin Brown
Mise
Mary Berrys
Mary Ryan
State Home Closing Exercises Highlight Girls School Event
The State Home for Girls School prepares a closing exercises program Friday evening at the lane. A 26 girl class demonstrates dream making with Miss Dullard in charge. Local orders for torch and shirtwaists boost school activity as a new wing nears completion for colored inmates and officers.
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Dullard
Misa Dullard
Huilding
Offlcera
Suit Filed Against New York Life Insurance Company
In New York on June 26, Gilheawes of this city filed suit in the Supreme Court seeking a full accounting of surplus funds held or controlled by the New York Life Insurance Company. He requests policies be canceled to conform to the company’s current terms and asserts past mismanagement.
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New York
New York Life
Saat
Gilheawes
Supreme Court of
Thin City
Rompelie Insurance
Posedanton
Holiors
Personal. Meaker family at Asbury Park retreat
The fragment notes Mr and Mrs Meaker referenced with location details near Asbury Park. It mentions a group or family gathering with names such as Gehan, Frances Vielgt, and Blasth tesco, plus a lecture and retreat setting at a coastal area, with scattered street references and affiliations.
Observed as Children’s Day at Mount Zion church
Yesterday Mount Zion and First Born Church held Children’s Day with two Sunday schools the sewing school and the children’s prayer meeting. About 225 children participated in scripture recitations addresses and singing. Deacons pastors and officers praised faithful work noting 288 garments issued 237 completed outfits 50 portions of food 20 loaves of bread 63 bouquets of flowers and a royal cake and ice cream treat. The school text spoke of Mount Zion enduring forever and the vacation topic asked What would Jesus do. Services closed with songs and prayers as the church plans another observance in October and summer continuation.
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Church of Ne
Gospel Mission
East Grand Stréet
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W. Hl
Willi Earl
Gewing
Wright
George W
Lisle
Jens Lovis Ula
Alice
Wood Ale
Biarca
Eam
Hoa Fitale
Mount Zion
Jems
Burglar Beats 'His Discoverer' in New York Office
Edwin Holer, superintendent for a pattern company, set a trap in his West Twenty Seventh Street office to catch a petty thief. A large Black watchman entered, unlocked the safe, and Holer confronted him, receiving a broken nose and facial injuries in the ensuing struggle.
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New York
Edwin Holer
West Twenty-seventh Street
Holer
Nolet
Hymtt
Holer Cmet
Pomitnelii
Helen OConnor Missing Trial Prompt Details
Helen OConnor did not appear for trial after being admitted to bail of $1,000. The case involved Adam Mueller, a barroom pal on Elizabeth Avenue, and a sum of $149 is referenced in the proceedings.
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Helen O'Connor
Jasae
O'Connor
Adam Mueller
Elizabeth Ayenue
Lodge Notes Note on Columbia Encampment Meeting
Columbia Encampment No 38 will hold a regular meeting on Thursday at the lodge room Washington Hall 43 Elizabeth Avenue The second and third degrees will be conferred The Rev Dr Elder Orie a State Camp of the Sons of America will address a gavel ball of Washington a do ee
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Q. F
Elisabeth
Thiry
Washington Hall
Elizabeth Avenue
Elder
Sori
Amerles
Fish Tale At Covington Window Show Debates Tarpon Length
Two men at 210 Broad Street inspect a tarpon mounted in a shop window. They discuss a recent bite on a steamer’s hull near St Paul and note the fish’s length about fifteen feet five inches. A journalist from Fort Myers reports the scene and provides background on the swordfish myth.
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J. BR
Covington
Broad Street
Ateamship St
Fort Myers
Florida
Weae
Providence
Reichert Bender Wedding Closes Bachelor Chapter
Tony Bender married Rebecca at the Reichert Bender church ceremony officiated by Rev Dry Bebr Miss Mary MacDonald served as bridemaid and brother William Bender stood as groom’s best man A reception followed at the bride’s home as guests toasted the union and looked toward the couple’s future plans
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Tony Bender
Mars Bael
Bev Rebecca Place
Dry Bebr
Mary MacDonald
William Bender
Tony
Martied
Iliami
Fife and Drum Corps Anniversary At Belem Avenue
The United Bugle Fife and Drum Corps celebrated its anniversary at 706 Belem Avenue. The group, under 21, showcased growing musical proficiency as President Robert Davis addressed members and outlined funds used for instrument upkeep. Officers listed include President Robert Davis Vice President Alfred Secretary George Treasurer Eugene Henderson.
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United Bugle, Fife,and Drum Corps
Belem Avenna
Robert Davia Ie Hie
Serer Sarane
Cory
Willians
Robert Davis
Alfred
George
Eugene Henderson
Mack Council Officers Elect After Sharp Contest
In the semiannual session of the A. M. Mack Council No. 276, William Mack was chosen as head and Alfred Dennin was elected councilor after a sharp contest. Henry General was selected as vice.
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A.M. Mack
A. Ma
William
M. Mack
Alfred
Dennin
Henry
Choeem
Japan reports first cave of kind newborn in medical history
Chicago June 26 A Japan born infant credited with a rare congenital condition described as a cave of the skin and a pseudo eye like feature on the left eye. Dr J B Delee head obstetrician at Northwestern Hospital notes no prior record of such a case though similar anomalies have appeared in other body parts.
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Chicago
Japan
Yoshiji
Mospital
Obatetrica
Northwestern
Gold Medal for Thomas F. Earl Honors Lyceum Member Drive
Thomas F. Earl receives a gold medal for bringing seventeen new members to the Lyceum in the last three months as P. E. Flynn, a vice president, blocked his medal. A Lyceum financial report shows $1,050 in the treasury and plans for general improvements and new furniture. Merchants’ Dividend Day invites customers to bring trading stamp books to the store for purchases.
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Lyceum
P. E. Flynn
Lycrum
H. Grech
Weather Indications and Almanac Report
Washington weather forecast notes partly cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with light easterly winds. Almanac data lists tides and temperatures with highs around 75 and low near 58, reporting street thermometers and heat index observations.
Luncheon Obscured by Wedding Day Hints
Mrs Abraham Apger of Balirs hosts a luncheon with two guests, both to be married tomorrow. A small circle attended. In Whist, top scores at the Elizabeth Chess and Whist Club went to Hibbard and Hibant. North and South, East and West, Bigelow and Darrech duplicated prior week wins.
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Abraham Apger
Balis
Fommon
Elizabeth
Hibbard Ead
Hibtant
North
Plas
East
Weet
Bigelow
Darrech
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Gehan
Mio Frances Vielgt
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Olympia Square Market
S. & H.green
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Elizabeth Ahah Avenue
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Sreck
Covington's
Theos Son Gients
Reichert-Bender
Bracks
America
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Gitson
Gibson
Oxford
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Ren Nate Ewan
Russia
W. V. Snyder & CO
Cedar Street
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Thomas F. Earl
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West Jersey Str Street
Washington
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Hibbard
JL Merrick
S. B. Parrot Richman
Willard al Girant
Walker
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Hi Gilhoat
Sterne Richters
Benedict-McMaster
Brill
Barret
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