High School Notes Update on Students and Activities
Miss Jewell Manhart enters West Union program for remainder of year. Mrs. Weaver from Oxford College discusses scholarships with senior girls, including gens Ralston and Archer. Numerous local news items cover marriages, movings, and upcoming Latin Department event with ten cent admission. Vocational classes in manual training cooking sewing and agriculture are explored for next year.
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Glenn
Morgan
Oxford
Genevieve Ralston
Lola Archer
Misa Juanita Snedeker
Snedeker
Pikes Peak
Manuel
Villa leader believed dead as searching parties sent
Reports reach General Pershing that Villa is dead and buried. War department officials say the report is credible and dispatched teams to locate the body. Villa’s forces are described as widely scattered across the region. A separate item notes a special election in School District No. 3, Wabash township, on Saturday to authorize bonds totaling 800 dollars for a new school building.
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Radegudtus
Napson
Gistét
Henry Zeigler
Detroit
Mich
Charles ‘Stealting
Wabash Township
West Main Street
Household Science Club
Rae
Pershing
Villa
War Department
Can and Bottle Census Reported in Hutsonville
Two youths on Main street counted debris from tobacco use including 7,280 can tins and larger piles totaling 13,460 cans and 1,275 bottles. A pocketbook was found empty among discarded items in two blocks, with estimated tobacco expenditure over ten dollars and material enough for a Ford car.
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Main Street
Hutsonville Herald
Cinders Keep Them Warm Hoboes Make Beaver River Fill A Haven
Beaver Falls Pennsylvania Railroad workers fill the Beaver river between New Brighton and Rochester to reroute the main line. The hot cinders from carloads lure a steady influx of tramps who sleep, eat, drink and cook on the warm ashes for days.
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Penn Road
Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Beaver River
New Brighton
Rochester
Delayed Funeral Settled By Walnut Coffin
The Edwardsville Illinois funeral for Mrs. A ton Weineke was postponed until a coffin could be fashioned from a walnut tree on their home place. The couple had chosen the tree years earlier for their coffins, sawed into boards and planed, then delayed until last June when the lumber was prepared. Mrs. Weineke, daughter of Anton Louis, was seventy seven. her husband was eighty.
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St. Laula
Mra
Weliicker
Weineke
Weinecke
Anton Louis
St. Louis
Methodist Circuit Preaches Weekly Schedule and Passion Week Lectures
The pastor F. C. Read outlines sermon times at Armstrong Livingston and Oak Grove with evening services. Special Passion Week programs feature a stereopticon lecture on The Risen Christ in India across Armstrong Livingston Oak Grove and next week Patton and Asbury.
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Livingston
Oak Grove
Patton
Asbury
India
F. C. Read
Roosevelt targets and church services listed
William Barnes of New York critiques Roosevelt as not responsible for natural phenomena and not owning the obvious. Congregational Church holds Sunday communion at 10 45 with an evening service at 7 30 on The man who fell out of church. Prayer meeting at 7 15 led by Pastor W H Ziegler offering a cordial welcome to all.
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I. L. Gifford
Amélia Bright
Manitou
Colp
Bright
Marshall
United Brethren’ Church
SES Yew
Grace Church
U. B
N. EB. Royer
William Barnes
New York
Roosevelt
Congregational Church
W. HL. Ziegler
Clark
Carnegie Grants Paris Catholics Gift for Pipe Organ
Andrew Carnegie has donated 1750 dollars to the Catholic church of Paris Illinois to aid in buying a pipe organ.
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Carnegie
Paris
Andrew Carnegie
Catholic Church
Ill
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