Diplomas For 200 This Week At Two High Schools
Fifty Tech High seniors and 145 Central High seniors will receive diplomas this week at annual commencements. Tech's program Thursday features a full ceremony with orations by Ralph Evans and Donald Taylor, music by orchestra, and diplomas presented by A. Carson Stamm. Central Highs Friday at 10 in the Orpheum Theater includes addresses by Dr. Hawes and Horace Nune, with a slate of selections and diplomas to be awarded to graduates led by Marguerite Yoder and William Meyers.
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Technical High School
Central High School
Edwin A. Pyles
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Charles 8. Gerberick
Paul Johnson Strickler
Ralph Evans
Donald Frank Taylor
G. Russell Lowry
John L. Stewart
Lehigh University
James Fitzpatrick
Tech Alumni Association
A. Carson Stamm
Dr. Pyles
Tech
Albert Jules Astrich
William Harry Barmont
Philip E. Beck
George William Bloser
John Evans Boyson
Charles A. Brenner
Andrew Cobl Eveler
Valentine H. Fager
Robert Wayne Fleck
Deloss Everett Frank
Charles S.eGrberich
Frank G. Gramm
Parker Williams Haar
Ross Lewis Harman
Bradley Stamm Haynes
Clarence Stanley Heffner
William Gastrock Hilton
George Livingston Humble
Samuel Kamsky
William Glenn Killinger
George Gideon Landis
Ira Thomas Lebo
Melvin Henry Lescure
Harry Moreland Liddick
Karl Alfred Felix Lisse
G. Russel Lowry
Robert Herman Marks
John Russell Matthews
Samuel D. Mead
Charles James Mehring
William S. Miller
Julius Yoffee
Harry W. Zollinger
Orpheum Theater
All America
George Edward Hawes
Market Square Presbyterian Church
Marguerite Yoder
William P. Meyers
Horace Nune
Swarthmore College 1915 diploma day music selections
The program includes Intermezzo Aral jan and Reverie Shadow Time performed by the school orchestra. Marjorie Quay House and Florence Hubley Rinkenbach contribute essays, with valedictory honor De voutly to Be Wished read by Vernon Widder. Dr Joseph Swain presides, prizes presented by Carl Peters and John C Pastor, diplomas to follow with A Carson Stamm and Rev Dr George Edward Hawes offering benediction The Centurion march closes the program and music is by the school orchestra.
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Araljan
Marjorie Quay House
Florence Hubley Rinkenbach
Vernon Widder
Joseph Swain
Swarthmore College
Carl Peters
John C. Pastor
A. Carson Stamm
George Edward Hawes
Centurion
Burleson Refuses to Dismiss Blakslee
Special to the Telegraph Washington June 14 Chairman Bankhead of the Senate Post Office committee received a letter from Postmaster General Burleson regretting the controversy with Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Blakslee over post office legislation but adding nothing to his May 24 letter on the subject.
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Washington, D. C
Bankhead
Senate Post Office Committee
Burleson
Blakslee
Noted Speakers to Honor Priest at Prince Gallitzin Spring
In Blair county along the William Penn Highway a bronze memorial tablet will be unveiled next Sunday afternoon at Prince Gallitzin Spring in memory of the Russian prince priest who labored in the Allegheny mountains for fifty years. Altoona societies will lead the exercises with attendees including Charles M. Schwab who ten years ago donated the parish church at Loretto. Speakers will be Judge Thomas J. Baldridge Colonel Henry W. Shoemaker Father Ferdinand Kittell and other western Pennsylvania leaders. Parking is available for hundreds of cars directly below Prince Gallitzin Spring.
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Prince Gallitz
William Penn Highway
Blair County
Cresson
Prince-Preist
Allegheny Mountains
Altoona
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel
Prince Gallitzin
Loretto
William Penn
Thomas J. Baldridge
Henry W. Shoemaker
Altoona Tribune
Ferdinand Kittell
Pennsylvania
Registrars Named for City Precincts in Fall Elections
County commissioners appointed registrars at noon today for all city polling places. For each precinct a Republican and a Democrat were named, listing pairs such as Walter Cole and William M. Kain in First Ward First Precinct, and continuing with names across all wards from Second to Thirteenth.
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Walter Cole
William M. Kain
Richard Chellen
Henry Dettling
R. H. Balthaser
George W. Leismann
C. Frank Keffer
Harry Crelier
E. G. Showraker
John D. Record
B. M. Africa
H. Howard Hartranft
Alfred Snavely
A. D. Redman, Jr
Harry Miller
Chaslie Ellinger
George W. Emminger
William L
J. A. James
William H. Filling
Harold E. Yaple
Joseph J. Lanson
Paul A. Rhine
Charles J. Seiders
J. Edward Jenkins
Christian R. Wissler
Eighth Ward
Joseph Lafitte
Jacob I. Brenner
Charles Diggs
Joseph H. Emanuel
J. Henry Williams
W. W
Many Grocers at the New Bricker Bakery Opens Lemoyne
Last evening resembled an opening night at the West Shore Bakery in Lemoyne with hundreds of cars parked outside. Grocers and clerks, plus their families from distant towns, toured the new bakery as guides in white led them about and samples of coffee and Bricker’s cake were enjoyed. Two house warmings in a week boosted knowledge of the bakery’s excellent features in this section. PoPoovers recipe included.
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New West Shore Bakery
Lemoyne
Bricker
Mine Inspectors in Pittsburgh Consider Electricity and Explosives
Chief Roderick of the Department of Mines convenes bituminous inspectors at Fort Pitt Hotel Pittsburgh to discuss electrical use in mines and the handling of permissible explosives. Attention to safe installation and operation grows as electricity becomes more common in mining and explosives gain wider government and state endorsement. Eleven Dauphin county youths will receive diplomas at the Pennsylvania State College commencement, 460 graduates total. Degrees awarded include Civil Engineering Howard S Kistler Steelton Mechanical Engineering Earl L Kunkle Paxtang Leon C Zimmer man Harrisburg.
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Roderick
Department of Mines
Fort Pitt
Pittsburgh
United States
State Department
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania State College
Howard S. Kistler
Steelton
Earl L. Kunkle
Paxtang
Leon C. Zimmerman
Harrisburg
Benjamin H. Engle
Hummelstown
Harold E. Earp
Ritchie H. Smith
Clifton R. Denny
Philip M. Fairlamb
Charles F. Makibben
James W. Towsen
Eugene M. Craighead
Frederick M. Cleckner
George R. Muth
Frank J. Machlan
Harris
Missing For 46 Years He Returns Millionaire
Stoylestown Pa June 14 Isaac Dibert who left his home here 46 years ago has returned The owner of property worth close to 1000000 he finds his relatives and friends dead Many of the Diberts of Johnstown are close relatives The family is a prominent one EMERGENCY ROLLS Take two level cupfuls of flour into which work two heaping tablespoonfuls of butter a pinch of salt one tablespoonful of sugar and two teaspoonfuls of baking powder Moisten with milk to a soft dough Cut into long narrow strips and bake in quick oven
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Stoylestown
Isaac Dibert
Diberts
Johnstown
Early Morning Fatigue and Neurasthenia Remedy Ad
A pamphlet describes morning fatigue as a symptom of neurasthenia caused by overwork and worry. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a nerve tonic that can rebuild blood and strengthen nerves, offering mail order purchase from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. with a free nerves book.
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Dept
Eston
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May
Carters Tuttle Iver
Carter
By McManus
Maggie
Albert J. Mehring
J. Nagle Hutton
G. W. Bowers
Joseph Maxwell
Samuel H. Lane
I. L. A. Bruner
H. B. Hanlen
Arch McAlister
G. A. Geisel
Chester M. Martin
William W. Hoover
Stanley C. Smith
J. §. Murray
Clyde H. Buck
N. George Peters
Thirteenth Ward
Raymond Haner
James F. Lutz
Frank Barner
Ewing Wallace
The
New Bricker Bakery
Sburg
Robert E. Scheffer
Harry R. Lenker
Millersburg
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