Alumni Rank Increases At City Graduations
More than 1,300 former Cathedral and Technical High School students joined the class of 1924 as graduation exercises closed. Cathedral High School conferred 43 diplomas at the Hall of the Knights of Columbus with Rev. Monsignor Edward A Pace delivering the address. Technical High School graduated over 600 students at the Cable Tabernacle with diplomas presented by Charles R. Yoke and Milo S. Stuart. Dr. William Mather Lewis of George Washington University gave the principal address and critiqued Nicholas Murray Butler’s remarks on prohibition.
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Cathedral and Technical
Cathedral High School
C. Hall
Thirteenth
Delaware Sts
Edward A. Pace
Catholic U
Washington, D. C
Technical
Cable Tabernacle
Charles R. Yoke
Milo S. Stuart
William Mather Lewis
George Washington University
Lewis
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Grade School Graduates Reported by Principals
Eighth grade graduates across multiple schools are listed by principals. Names span Schools 10 74 73 12 21 59 18 among many students including Dorothy Traves Roy Van Arsdall James E Chasteen George Smith and Carl A. Cunningham.
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Dorothy Traves
Roy van Arsdall
Dorothy Green
Archie Gregory
Caroline Sanders
Josephine Reynolds
Martha Owen
Dorothy Isaac
Eva Cannon
Caroline Hofft
Earl Johnston
Robert Barchdall
George Stites
James Ruth Cook
Ella Pedlow
Banita Worley
Dorothy Prosch
Elsie Johnson
Mary Craig
Goldie Schubnell
Wideha Risk
Claudia Saylor
John Deeter
Edward Laughlin
Lawrence Dickerson
Maurice Hulsizer
James Robbins
Walter Schenck
Marie Keller
Russell Williamson
Elsie Calvin
Richard Poole
Cliffoxl Gibson
Catherine Goodin
Victors Williams
Ruth Weimer
Jnanita Milby
Charles Baker
Cherics Bledstein
Edward Breeden
Jellena
Brizxs
Marvin Bryant
Georgia M. Buck
Samuel Cumby
Raymond Domroese
Cecil Eddle
Clyde Scott
Dorthy Sheats
Joe W. Starling
Alma Surber
Reva Warren
Veronica M. Welsh
Hinda Wiess
B. Mildred Winer
James E_ Chasteen
Emmett E. Vincent
Maurice
Darce
Luzerne Fish
Carl A. Cunningham
Ross Boggs
Cecil E. Branham
Clovis M. Kelly
Lottie Jensen
Howard L. Bradbury
Ralph_Neel
James H. McGee
Edith M. Ellis
Gladys Neel
Dorothy M. Reisinger
Dorothy Dolan
Gertrude Nauta
Ruth Gipe
Louise Keown
Zelma Rick
Alberta M. Cullom
Jessie A. Boyd
Esther M. Forsee
Norma Younehans
Frances L. Edwards
Eugene Zoller
Raymond E. Brown
Theodore Davis
Edwin Esther
Abraham Letiff
Eva B. Branham
Roger E. Walker
Everett Landers
Gertrude Ayres
Gertrude Sherrick
Wilford Wilson
George Smith
Jacob Foster
Ernest G. Beachman
Raymond B. Binninger
May E. Bristow
Waldo C. Bryant
F. Eva Barton
Helen E. Bettcher
Ronald A. Bridges
Carl W. Carey
Ernest C. Carroll
May E. Carver
Raby Munham
Mildred L. Douglas
Raynold A. Julio
Alfred E. Ehlers
Elmer F. Foster
Fred Helfenberger
Emma Herold
Martha G. Hunt
Orville Jenkins
Arthur F. A. Blotz
Elizabeth L. Keinly
Ruby C. Lyster
Floyd 5. Morgan
Charles R. McCurdy
Thurman L. Meyers
Ellen L. Rosenberg
Beatrice J. Richardson
Barney W. Rollings
Hazel L. Rosenberg
Mildred F. Roth
Emmett A. Sponsel
Helen Stevens
Elmer L. J. Sponsel
William H. Shea
Harold _H. Thompson
Otto Sullivan
Everett L. Swarts
Lucile E. Wall
Richard G. Wright
Dorothy A. Wies
Mildred M_ Walter
Alaska
Wilma E. Yates
Mary Ellen Yount
Morris Saleba
Terrace F. Schulz
Ferne R. Remler
Josephine C. Pearcy
Merrill C. Paterson
Kathryn Newman
Charles H. Morris
Jack H. McCoy
Bernice W. Leach
Norman E. Luedeman
Myrtle E. Jenkins
Cathryn Heath
Marian B. Fisher
Edwin C. Edwards
Franklin M
Perjury charge filed against Louis Martin
Louis Martin of 2710 Sherman Drive is held on a perjury charge after police allege false testimony in city court. He claimed the liquor found on him was bought from S M Jordan but did not reveal its source in court. Jordan was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to thirty days at the Indiana State Farm.
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Louis Martin
Sherman Dr
Martin
S. M. Jordan
Jordan
Indiana State Farm
Cardui Leads Chillicothe Woman From Weakness to Health
Mrs. Mary Smith of 677 Orange St Chillicothe Ohio recounts how Cardui a tonic for women eased her misery in the heart dizzy spells and fainting fits. She says the remedy strengthened her appetite sleep returned and she grew strong again after using Cardui and suggests trying a drug store near you.
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Cardui
Mary Smith
Orange St
Chillicothe
Ohio
Cardus
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