High School Graduates and Honors List of Indiana Public Schools
Indiana public schools present a graduation list led by multiple honored students. The ceremony featured remarks by director Franklin Chermock and superintendent Norman C. Koontz, with diplomas presented by Mr. Koontz and a benediction by Rev. Samuel We Shane. The roster includes numerous graduates such as Merle Agnello, Helen Matie Allige, James G. Arnold Ofella, and many others, with stars indicating high honors for top averages. The document conveys a formal year end record of graduates and the distinguished students marked by honor symbols.
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Franklin Chermock
Lillian Porter
Kyvelyn Koontz
Saul Waxler
Stephen
Foster
Kathryn Myers
Kornell Gallo
Wayne Henderson
Trankwice
van, Beethoven
Harry Canfield
Norman C. Koontz
Indiana
Samuel We Shane
Ministers Back Passion Play In Kiwanis Era
Local and county ministers urge congregations to attend the Passion Play on Thursday and Friday nights with civic groups supporting the Kiwanis effort. The Passi Players present historically accurate sets and costumes, featuring leaders well known across the United States. The performance moves from Christ’s entry to Jerusalem to a grand finale with the Messiah Hallelujah Chorus, with tickets at Passion Play headquarters or by phone reservations.
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Passi
High Priests
Herod
Pries
Pontius Pilate
Jerusalem
United States
Europe
Christ
Passion Play
Savings and Trust
List of Names Likely From Public Notice or Draft Ledger
A long string of largely male and female names is presented, including Mildred Ruth Rugh Corrina Mae Salsgiver James Claude Salsgiver Eva Ann Sarokon Mary belle Shirey Stella Smickle Leon ard James Spence William Wright St. Claire Jack Robert Steetley Thelita Irene Steinheiser Alexander Hamilton Stewart Jr Sarah dane Stewart Harry Ernest Stapgbell John 8 Stumpf Mariamond Grace Sylvis Dorothy Taggart Alexander Tait Harrison Lloyd Taylor Jr Clair W Thomas Martha Delphine Thomas Richard R Thomas Mabel Genevieve Trainer Thelma Genevieve Trusal Geraldine Louise Tweed Raymond Cranmer Uhler Helen Bernadean Uhrin Helen Louise Uncapher Samuel J Avena Helen Jane VanDuser Ralph Dowler Vinton Paul Eugene Vogel John Lewis Walls Frank Darkjene Watterson Saul Waxler Gladys Althea Weaver Geraldine Mae White Kenneth Hempfield White Mary A White Lois Mary Widemire Thomas Wilden Robert Morehead Wiley Ruth G Williams Edgar Frank Wilson Ruby Gene Wilson Sara Elizabeth Winger Charles Paul Zacur Andrew Zajac John E Zour.
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Rudish
Mildred Ruth Rugh
Corrina Mae Salsgiver
Fred Moerell Salsgiver
James Claude Salsgiver
Eva Ann Sarokon
Marybelle Shirey
Stella Smickle
Leonard James Spence
William Wright St. Claire
Jack Robert Steetley
Thelita
Irene Steinheiser
Alexander Hamilton Stewart
Sarah
Dane Stewart
Harry Ernest Sta
Pgbell
John 8. Stumpf
Mariamond Grace Sylvis
Dorothy Taggart
Alexander Tait
Harrison Lloyd Taylor, Jr
Clair W. Thomas
Martha Delphine Thomas
Richard R. Thomas
Mabel Genevieve Trainer
Thelma Genevieve Trusal
Geraldine Louise Tweed
Raymond Cranmer Uhler
Helen Bernadean Uhrin
Helen Louise Uncapher
Samuel J. Avena
Helen Jane VanDuser
Ralph Dowler Vinton
Paul Eugene Vogel
John Lewis Walls
Frank Dark- Jene Watterson
Saul Waxler
Gladys Althea Weaver
Geraldine Mae White
Kenneth Hempfield White
Mary A. White
Lois Mary Widemire
Thomas Wilden
Robert’ Morehead Wiley
Ruth G. Williams
Edgar Frank Wilson
Ruby Gene Wilson
Sara Elizabeth Winger
Charles Paul Zacur
Andrew Zajac
John E. Zour
College commencement and Swan play headline on reunion day
The college held a commencement feature summarizing the world’s future role and the value of service. Saturday saw the class play The Swan in the College auditorium with strong performances by Jane Stewart and Katherine Whitmyre, plus a large alumni luncheon and notable class reunions led by the class of 1884 and others, including Pittsburgh and Beaver attendees.
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Jane
Stewart
Beatrice
Alexandra
Prince Albert
Napoleon
Katherine Whitmyre
James McKeenix
Agnes
Florence M. ‘Thompson
Hyacinth
William J. Reilly
Sympharasa
Don C. McGrew
Maria Dominga
Alice Neudorffer
Arsene
Florence M.thompsons
Wunderlich
Robert M. Skellin
Count Lutaen
Ohn
M. Books Caesar
Robert Kline
Alfred
Lawrent McKnight
Dorothy Bich
Countess Midely
Meryl Pox
Wailing
Jane Wallace
Mary Jane Altenburg
Larkeys
Robert Conauer
James Tobin
Moussars
John Prasnik
James Kohut
Aaa Lee Sprowls
Robert Skellon
Marjorie Blackstone
Meryl Hox
Recreation Hall
Oclock
Cliss
Side Eccles Grove
Jane Mellween Patton
Belle Keel McKee
Josephine Scott McNaught
M. Jennie Brown
Pittsburgh
Tvanie M. Exidie
Beaver
Sara M. Gallaher
Eben
Armagh Memorial Services and Atlantic Flight News
Memorial services were held by the American Legion and V F W with large attendance from Indiana and Cambria counties. The program featured Rev J J Melle and Rev Nicholson, with music by R O Trexler and Mrs Harry Smith. Separately, reports discuss a westward Atlantic flight by Rossi and Codos, noting weather conditions and historical milestones, including pilots like Kingsford Smith and Mollison.
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George West
Asa Stoatt
Sons of Veterans
Dodson
Court House
Armagh
American Legion
Indiana
Blairsville
New Florence
Homer City
Robinson
Indiana County
Co. L
Seward
Marion Center
Ernest
Cambria
Harry Smith
Methodist Church
Nicholson
Presbyterian Church
Black Lick
J. J. Melle
Vamue
First United Presbyterian Church
R. O. Trexler
Fulton Run Resident Killed In Brawl
Souchin described a fatal kitchen confrontation after a quarrel with Yeselivich who lived on his farmhouse since October. Yeselivich, drunk, left a widow Matilda and six children, Joseph Ernest Toney Malina Matilda Helen Yesolivich, all at the Souchin farmhouse. Funeral services set for 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Roman Catholic Church in Ernest with burial at St. Bernard's Cemetery in Indiana.
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Souchin
Yeselivich
Matilda, Yesolivich
Joseph Yesolivich
Ernest
Toney Yesolivich
Fulton Run
Malina, Matilda
Helen Yesolivich
Souchin Farmhouse
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Indiana
Administration finalizes stock market reform and funding plan
The stock market bill nears final form after Senate and House conferees reach a compromise. The measure would set up an independent commission to regulate exchanges nationwide and include loans to industry via the REC and Federal Reserve banks. The president’s housing proposal may be deferred to next year unless a personal appeal prompts enactment.
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Beadle Comieres
Senate
House
Mouse
REC
Federal Reserve Banks
Roosevelt
Congressional Pro-Gram
Paris Pacific plane crosses ocean safely
Paris Pacific trans Atlantic flyer Rossi and Codas near Bar Harbor Maine at 11 a m reported en route to Lloyd Bennett Airport New York. U S naval air reserve three escort planes stood by as search for the French aircraft continued amid radio updates.
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Ocean
Ing
U. S. Naval Air Reserve
Longe Island
Soanad
Hickey
Bar Harbor
Boston
Rossi
Codas
Loyd Benwett Airport
New York
Two G A R Vets Attend Services Here Yesterday
The article notes two G A R veterans attending services on the previous day. It recalls one as a former prisoner in Libby Prison and Andersonville and identifies him as the colonel of the 148th Regiment. Other names appear, including captains and officers, with various misspelled references. The main address of the evening is mentioned but not detailed.
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Libby
Andersonvile
148Th Regiment
Dames A. Bewyrr
Cowpany Owas
Market snapshot shows mixed stock quotes and percent changes
A dense list of stocks and percentages appears to reflect a market table. Companies include American Can American Car Felry Anaconda Copper Bethlehem Steel DuPont General Electric General Motors Radio Corporation Sears Roebuck Reynolds Tobacco United States Steel Westinghouse Woolworth and others with varied percentage moves, some marked as fractional.
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Atchison T. S. F
Avlantic Refining
U. T
O. Railroad
Bethlehem Steel
Bordens
Canadian Pacific
Thes
Ohio
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Gil
Curtiss-Wright Ap
Dupont Bel
North America
VM Pikard Motor
Woolworth
ASG
Vennroad Corporation
Coyne Defense Charges in Bailey Testimony Case
In Pittsburgh on May 28, charges claim that James and Timothy Bailey, key government witnesses, testified against a state senator. The report notes the defense by Coyne asserting motive and potential impropriety in the testimony.
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Pittsburgh
James
Timothy Bailey
Sena
Irish Pig Threats Mark Trial in 1982 Election Conspiracy
Federal court heard charges from Defense Counsellor Eaton accusing Senator James J. Coyne and others of plotting to steal the 1982 congressional election. Witnesses placed Martin Mullen and Pat O Malley at the Tenth Ward election night as the government pressed its closing case against Coyne and co defendants.
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James J. Coyne
Defense
K. Eaton
Eaton
Wheer
Michael J. Muldowney
Anne Felix
James Bailey
Timothy Bailey
Martin Mullen
Pat O'Malley
Tenth Ward
Safety matches do burn sometimes
In Pittsburgh on May 28 a five year old court ward, David Weisark, faced a small house fire when safety matches ignited in his Homewood home. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade as flames reached his bed coverings. David cried to his custodian, claiming he did not mean to start the fire. He escaped burns with help from two brothers and firemen who responded quickly.
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Pittsburgh
David Weisark
Court Ward
David
Mary Madden
Liquor Licenses Issued At Fifty A Day In Harrisburg
Harrisburg may 28 with nearly 2000 applications pending the liquor central board reports issuing licenses at about 50 per day as demand rises near the beer expiration date.
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Harrisburg
Liquor Central Board
Liquor License Fees Boost Municipal Funds
Beer retailers are purchasing liquor permits to sell both alcoholic and malt liquors. Applications are being completed quickly as investigations proceed. Last week fees collected added 43,675 to the liquor license fund, bringing the August 1 distribution total to 114,966 to municipalities.
Philadelphia Negro Dies in Chair at Rockview Prison
Charles Walker, a Philadelphia Negro killer, died in the electric chair at Rockview penitentiary in Bellefonte, Pa, at 12 33 a m marking the first execution at that hour. He was found guilty of slashing his landlady’s throat in Philadelphia on December 4, 1902, after courts denied a new trial and clemency.
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Bellefonte
INS
Charles Walker
Philadelphia
Rockview Penitentiary
Stanley TP
G. F. Jauer
Walker
State Supreme Court
Pardon Board
Service trades face eased rules under NRA action
Washington May 28. The NHA began removing fair trade practices and price fixing restrictions on service trades including cleaners dyers barbers and laundries. Roosevelt authorized Recovery Administrator Slugh Johngoy to suspend these regulations in codes shaped by local trades and approved by 85 percent of members. Local codes must still be NRA approved before Blue Eagle use. The move does not alter core NRA goals such as child labor bans hours limits and collective bargaining rights.
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Wasiington
INS
NHA
Roosevelt
Slugh
Johngoy
NRA
Bank Deposit Bill Faces Delay Over Provisions
Washington May 28. A bitter fight over provisions of the administration bill extending the temporary bank deposit insurance fund threatens to delay congressional action on the Steagall Brown bank depositors relief amendment. The measure, advancing with a $1,000,000,? thaw for closed deposits, may linger in conference days. Debate centers on lifting state banks from joining the Federal Reserve to stay in the permanent fund and raising insured deposits from $2,500 to $5,000. The bill also postpones the permanent system until July 1, 1985. Rep. McLeod Michigan seeks seven more signatures to force a vote on the all-depositors payoff bill.
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Washington
INS
Steagall- Brown Bank Depositors
House
Federal Reserve System
Senator Glass
Virginia
Rep
McLeod
Michigan
Revival Rally at Pilgrim Holiness Church Schedule
Young People Rally at Pilgrim Holiness Church will be held Wednesday May 0 at Josephine with services at 10 30 am 2 30 pm and 7 00 pm Special singing urged attendance and to bring lunches for a full day Rev James Sidara from Arcanum Ohio is the evangelist for tent meetings May 27 to June 10.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
Josephine
James Sidara
Arcanum
Prince and Heiress Romance Rumors Spread After Father Departure
New York May 28. Rumors of a rift in the publicized romance of Barbara Hutton and Prince Alexis Molivant spread after her father Frank L. Hutton sailed for Europe at midnight Saturday. Reports said his departure followed urgent pleas from his daughter, but efforts to confirm the claim failed in New York and London where the couple are staying.
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New York
Yne
Barbara Hutton
Alexis Molivant
Frank L. Hutton
Europe
Eworts
London
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Muriel Coulson
Sabina Corrine Coyle
Helen M. Craig
Lynn Alford Craven
James Richard Cummins
George Taylor Dunkelman
John G. Dunkelman Jr
Antionette
Catherine Cup
Mildred Carolyn Cup
Ruth Davis
Marian DeCastro
Florence
Matilda Doherty
Earl Richard Donahue
Thomas Elmer Bilis Jr
Grace Amelia Evans
Mary Jeanne Fair
Dorothy La«eille Fennell
Ernest J. Fisher
Margaret Eleanor Visher
Lillian Paulene Fleming
Margaret Jane Fritchmann
Francena M. Fry
Helen Sara Fry
Lula Belle Fulmer
Kornell Paul Gallow
Nellie Garolyn Galonis
Helen Mary Gambal
Gertrude E. Garvin
John Arthur Gemmell
Leland P. Gibson
William!atta
Marvis Gibson
Jane Eileen Gillespie
Stella Gorchitza
Russell G. Gray
June Elizabeth Grove
Mary Ann Halady
Esther Louise Haldin
Margaret Gertrude Hamilton
Wilbur Wayne Henderson
William Hoss
Sylvia Cecile Hayman
Josephelmont Hall
Zenas H. Hoover
Helen Louise Hosack
Mildred Josephine Howe
Laura Mildred Hughes
Robert D. Hughes
Martha Lois James
Clair Reyburn Jamison
Beryl
M. Johnston
Leonied A. Johnston
Ronakd A. Johnson
Herbert Day Kanarr
Ralph Joseph Kelley
Grace Keller
John Kerr
Andrew Richard Kinter
Ruth Tlonis
Kinter
John L. Knupp
Evelyn Kathryyn Kooniz
Wendell Smith Kaoser
Joseph J. Kozusko
Charlotte Rebecca Kring
Anna Pauline Lackey
Verna Elizabeth Lackey
Leona Pearl Laing
Rosa Eva LaMuntia
Anna Marie Lanich
Robert Francis Lenhardt
iHugo Frank Leonardi
Bertha Eloise Leone
Mary Jayne Lewis
Addam
Pauline Lewis
Edwin Dick Little
Elizabith
Imogene Long
John Chalmers
Uneas
John T. Lundstrom
Herbert V. Lydie
Tecka
Jane Lyke
Helen M. McAfoose
Lucinda Caroline McCann
Richard Lee McPayland
Eleanor Ruth McGinley
Ruth Helen McGregor
Evelyn Romayne McLaughlin
John H. McNaughtan
Bert M. Mabon
John Maichack
Adam Maruk
Mable Eien Mears
Matthew J. Miconi
Anna Louise Miller
Hoe
Sore Sett
Alice
Goat Algha
Mollyngain
Stamey M. Ky
Nee Never Myers
William J. Neal
B. J. Watter Nolgon
Helen Virginia O'Hara
Roxie
Louise Orr
Ellsworth W. Palmer
William Joseph Parks
Sara Elizabeth Patton
Martha Jane Paulson
William Days Phillippi
Bernice Louise Porter
Lilian Elsa Porter
Mary Edna Quinn
Marcella Evelyn Hamsay
Lois Leona Ramsey
Harold Swan Rankin
Robert Gabriel Reed
Harry Wall
C.lizabeth Rieg
Margaret Belle Richardson
Richard Richardson
Sara Elizabeth Robeson
Katherine Jane Roof
Walter Keith Howley
Pete Joseph
Moorhead’s
Palm Beach
ARROW
Bostonian
Florsheim Shoes
Superba
Jantzen
Moorhead
John the Beloved
Simon Peter
Nat Ware
Ralph Hays
Fair Grounds
Rockland
Eastport
Floyd Bennett Airport
Municipal Field
Brooklyn
Champlain
Ayers
Floyd Ennett
San Diego
Atlantic
Codos
Bremen
Herman Koehl
James Fitzmaurice
Bayon von Heunefeld
Labrador
Charles Kingsford-Smith
James Mollison
Amy Mollison
Dr. Jones HM. Kimball
New York Weather Bureau
G. A.R
Coyne
Challenger
Hudson Motor Car CO
R. & S. Motor Co., Inc
Phila. ST
Terraplane and Hudson
Red
WCAE
Blue
KKDKA
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