Diploma note in fitting services
A brief item notes that diplomas are used in fitting services labeled for the Class of 1921. The phrase references IRE and DIPLOMAS in relation to service processes without further context.
27 May 1921
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
1
A brief item notes that diplomas are used in fitting services labeled for the Class of 1921. The phrase references IRE and DIPLOMAS in relation to service processes without further context.
The Macomb graduation featured Dr. Matheney delivering a wide ranging address urging pursuit of education. Principal J. I embers announced the graduates as Evelyn Wyne and others received diplomas, with a ceremonial march and acknowledgments from Rev. John Barelay and school officials.
The By-Stander will not publish next Monday due to national holidays. Memorial Day list includes Luan Ruth Hendee Wilfred C. Holden Carol Houston Nellie B. Jones Marjorie Ione Kaltenbach Lucile M. King Reba L. Lincoln Robert Little Sdoward Logan Delma Lutz Harold Mullen Frances Lor raine Mulvin Earl W. Murphy Mabel Caroline McCullough Mildred Frances Naegele Nellie Frances Nardin Carlin L. Peck Bertha V. Purdum Everett Roll Albert W. Sala Maurice Holmes Simmers Mabel Gladys Simpson Eugene W. Snyder Harriett Lorraine Sutton Alice Marie Sweeney Max T. Terrill Helen Mildred Thompson Ruthe Lucile Van Etten Virginia Evelyn Welch Vivian Elizabeth Welch Mary Irene Whalen Murel Wilson Harold William Lewis William H. Applegate Aileen Beatrice Cadwallader William Elmer Jackson Charlotte Estella Price
A truck carrying riders to Depler's Springs plunged down Shawver hill at 60 mph, rolled over multiple times, and left several seriously injured. Victims include Elmer McKinley F. M. Crabtree Frank Virden Henry Prickett and others. Driver Henry Prickett cited transmission brake failure as cause. Injured rushed to Lewistown. county physicians treated them.
All Bergdoll family property in Philadelphia valued at 850000 was seized by Col. Thomas W. Miller under the trading with the enemy act. The action targets Grover Bergdoll and the Bergdoll Brewing Co as authorities move to cut funds from Germany and settle interests of the deserter.
Belfast May 27 Sir James Craig premier designate of Ulster polled almost 30 000 votes in the North Ireland parliament election a record for Ulster. His nearest rival was Eamon D Valera Irish Republican leader who drew more than 16 000 and was elected to the Southern parliament for County Clare. Bitten by Dog John son of Mr and Mrs Van Hampton of North Lafayette street was bitten by a dog near Curran residence while walking to school. he received medical care at the Standard clinic.
Mr and Mrs Matt O'Donald of St Augustine welcomed a seven pound boy born at St Francis hospital on Saturday May 99 The birth adds another child to the couple and marks a local family milestone in the community.
Mr and Mrs Carl Dunham announce the birth of a daughter in Tolmes hospital Thursday afternoon. The newborn adds joy to the family in this city with both parents listed as the proud parents.
William Connor longtime county farmer died at his Blanflinsville area home at 4 30 pm. Funeral set for Blan tinsville Christian church Sunday at 2 30 pm. James Finch Industry resident died at his brother Asa Finch's home after a long spinal illness. No funeral plans announced. Survived by wife and one daughter. Mrs John Owing Bardolph girlhood resident died in East St Louis last Friday after months of heart trouble. Interment in East St Louis. Daughter of the late Stephen Decker and survived by husband and one son W D Fairies of Bardolph and siblings George Decker Bartonville and Mrs Anna White Lincoln Neb.
Col. Stanley Ford of Washington D C visits Mr. and Mrs. J M Pace and their son Hamer to attend his graduation exercises.
Local American Legion post members in Macomb will offer Poppies on the streets tomorrow. Donors pay what they can for the flower, with proceeds split between the hospital benefit fund and the club rooms fund. Proceeds support Holmes Hospital care, books, magazines, and Ex service men club room upkeep.
An automobile carrying six high school students returning from a school dance slid down a hillside and was struck by a westbound Burlington train near Aurora. Three boys and one girl died instantly while the driver was hurt and another girl had light scratches. The train crew were Engineer Johnson and Conductor Rippert of Galesburg.
Nerman Holeman a leading farmer in Warren county was instantly killed by a lightning strike in his barn yesterday afternoon. A 14 year old helper, Moulton Cox, saw the strike ignite the blaze, and he pulled Holeman from the burning structure as the barn and its contents burned to ashes.
A military casualty who died of wounds will be buried Saturday. Services will be held at a local cemetery with military honors.
Henry Calvin Stoneking of Bethel township died September 19 1918 after a brief hospital stay in France. He served less than three months before being killed in action and was returned to Macomb where funeral services will be held at Mt Zion church with the Macomb American Legion in charge. He was 23 years old and survived by his parents and several siblings.
The church announces Dr. Rodgers will be home tomorrow and preach Sunday morning on The Great Winona Assembly. A Sunday evening musical directed by Miss Evelyn Wyne features Miss Nannie Venable of Knox Conservatory at the organ, and Mr. Tabunar will deliver his inter-state winning oration.
The trial of William Jones, superintendent of the McDonough county home, ended with a not guilty verdict. Jurors included Walter Clark, Walter Mullen, Charles Irish, Ike Diffenderfer, and Mr. Tandy after testimony about a street light going out and a trip to Colchester cemetery.
Visited home folks Kerman Grigsby and wife and Mrs Welch of Joliet have been visiting his parents Levi and Mrs Grigsby of 1219 East Jackson. Kerman left for Chicago to attend a Buick conference in which he is interested and expects a drop in Buick prices.
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