Elders Ridge Commencement Marks 75th Anniversary
Indiana Democrat reports Elders Ridge historic institution's seventy fifth anniversary events. Class of three completes coursework as Sunday sermon opens graduation week led by Rev. Wark. Denver educator Rev. Robert M. Donaldson will address graduates tomorrow morning. Senior graduates listed with a reunion and alumni dinner planned.
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Old Hiers
Tev. Wark
West Union
Olivet
W. Stewart
Willian Crawford
Arthur 2. Smith
AL Walker
Salisburyg
G.V. Smith
Eldersridge
J. P. Hood
Salinburg
John Henderson
Avanmore
N.Y
W. . King
Apollo
Fourth of July public safety and celebration in Pennsylvania
The text notes a trip by Mr. I. A. Buchanan and companions to Livermore, mentions a large Fourth of July celebration with thousands of boys practicing thrift, and details state efforts to prevent tetanus and injuries. It cites Pennsylvania’s high Fourth of July accident rate, urges authorities to restrict dangerous fireworks and provide safe entertainment for all ages. It also announces a Pennsylvania edition of Open magazine with convention program exposure and advertising deadlines.
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Livermore
I. A. Buchanan
Brushvalley
James Moose
Wheatfield
J. A. Hockenberg
Graceton
State Department of Heart
iUgo
United Sportsmen of Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Open Magazine
Anteau Ollerwiie
Open Publishing Co
Fife
Pennsylvania
Ning Heath
United States
Wattern Sylvanin
Dan Har
Fall From Porch Could Kill Dayton Man
Glenn Miller about 20 was seriously injured Friday evening when he fell backward from a porch, fracturing his spine near the neck. He lived with his sister Mrs. H. Gerger at the time of the accident.
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Glenn Miller
H. Mercger
Good Times at Rossiter Mining Town Prosperity
In Rossiter the coal mines run full time boosting prosperity as a large contract recently secured ensures steady operation for some time
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Rossiter
Rissiter
Pinildog
Covode man held for trial in $1200 diamond theft
W E Cock of Covode Meld for Court Trial faces serious charges after W H Beck of Covode was arrested in Punssutawney on a Saturday for stealing diamonds valued at 1200 from Thomas Anebran diamond drill contractor’s shop. A justice of the peace set bail at 200. The hearing led to a court trial. suspects were described by witnesses and diamonds reportedly found on Deel. List of Letters dated May 20 1914 notes uncalled for items and names several local residents.
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W. E. Cock
Covode
W. H K. Beck
Thomas €. Anebran
Justice of the Peace Rewan
Allabran
Atabran
Deel
Walker Family Reunion and Obituary Notes
The Walker family reunion was held at the Pair Grounds with officers elected at afternoon meetings. The next reunion is planned for the Fair grounds on the third Thursday in June 1015. Miss Carrin Robinson, about 85, died at her sister in law Mrs Alice Kennedy Robinsons home from pneumonia. She left a half brother John Robinson of Bolivar and half sister Mrs Mary Rhue of Pitcairn.
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Dolivar
Carrin Robinson
Alice Kennedy Robinson
W. L. Robinson
Miss Robinson
John Robinson
Bolivar
Mary Rhue
Pitcairn
Stewart Reynolds and Miss Reynolds Wed in Toledo Home
Paul Stewart and Miss M Reynolds, both of Toledo, were married at the bride’s parents home on Thursday. Stewart, a railway postal clerk between Cleveland and Chicago, is the son of Dr and Mrs Stewart, former Cockport residents.
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Stewart—Reynolds
Paul Stewart
M. Reynolds
Toledo
Mr. Stewart
Stewart
Cockport
Cleveland
Chicago
Indiana church splits as Crawford ousted and preaching plan
Congregational meeting selects a seven member special committee to attend a Presbytery session on July 7 to dissolve Dr. Crawford’s pastorate at the First Presbyterian church of Indiana. The plan invites ministers to occupy the pulpit until the congregation acts. Also, the First United Presbyterian church sets a 2400 yearly salary for its new pastor Rev. McGeorge of Corapolis and notes a marriage announcement in New York.
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Indiana
M. C. Gordon
First United Presbyterian Church
Sea
McCeorge
Corapelis
Brumbaugh and Penrose in Philadelphia politics
The article outlines three challenges to Dr Brumbaughs independence. It states he was picked as a candidate by Contractor Senator Wave of Philadelphia and by Comptroller Senator Sim McNicholling, who together have shaped Philadelphias Republican machine. It notes Brumbaugh has not denied the claim that he is the candidate of Senator Vuare. It adds Brumbaugh, as Philadelphia County School Superintendent, has been deemed acceptable to the machine.
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Philadelphia
Brunmugh
Penrose
Oliver
Penroge
Brumbaugh
Dr. Brumbaugh
Wave
Phiadelphia
Sim McNicholling
Republican Organization of Philadelpha
Palmer Wins Bet From Underwood.
Washington June 26 Rep A Mitchell Palmer will collect a dinner from Alabama's Oscar Underwood he won by carrying more Pennsylvania counties than Underwood carried in his race. Palmer carried 62 counties while Underwood carried 67 in the Alabama contest. Palmer receives supportive letters from Pennsylvania Republicans and denies any Democratic fusion plan with Progressives.
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Washington
A. Mitchell Palmer
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Representative Underwood
Pennsylvania
Underwood
Palmer
Budd. Underwood
Hobson
Philadelphia
Carbon
Elk
Cambrin
Semnylil
Tron
Erie
Balmerg
Mission Questioned After Closed Labor Mission Contesville
In Contesville during the past year no mill workers were sold locally, prompting Charles L. Huston of Lukens Iron and Steel to operate a so called mission bringing hundreds from InasMuch Missiop Philadelphia to work in Gatesville mills. Reports say Huston closed his mission despite arguments for reform during open-bar periods.
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Charles L. Huston
Lukens’ Iron and Steel Company
Philadel
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