The Mt Pleasant News Establishment Listing
The Mt Pleasant News shows its 1878 founding and daily schedule with Banday off and office at 240-212 West Monroe Street. Publishers listed as C. S and L, M, Rogers Eyainess Mintiger, Wy J, Rogers Hoitor, AL M, Pattersonu. Subscription rates include weekly, nine months, and yearly options with mail prices. International News and King Features Services noted. Entered at the post office as second class matter after Congress.
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Banday
Monroe St
C. S
Rogers Eyainess Mintiger
Wy J
Rogers Hoitor
AL M
Pattersonu
King Features
Mi Pleasant
Iawa
Train And Bus Departures Fast Bound
Train and bus departures are listed with rapid service and bound times. AOS service schedules show trains and buses leaving destinations on the hour and at two forty eight. The fragment hints at transit updates and timetable entries for travel planning.
Salem fire destroys historic Whittier College buildings
The Salem community mourns a devastating fire that leveled the Whittier College site, once housed in the old Friends church. Founded 1867 the college educated about 100 students and grew to 125 in 1875, with coeducational classes and five literary societies.
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Whitler College
Whitkier College
John Greenleaf Whittier
Whittier
Whittier College and Early Salem School History
A survey of local education recalling Whittier College in Salem founded after a 1883 fire and rebuilt by 1887, later becoming a high school in 1911. It traces pioneer academies from 1837 through 1874 in Mt. Pleasant, New London, Washington, Trenton, and Grandview, noting closures and reorganizations as education expanded in the region.
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Whittier
Society of Friends
Whittier College
Salem
Sylent
Sublis
I Mt. Pleasant Howe
New London
Airfield
Washington
Trenton
Miller Institute of Science
Trenton Township
Davis County
Troy Academy
Bloomfield
Salem High School
Henry County
Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae Plan Benefit Tea for Noordwijk relief
Alpha Xi Delta alumnae and active members plan two benefit teas to raise funds for the Noordwijk relief project in the Netherlands. Founders Day goal is 4000000 by April 17 1947 to feed clothe and supply the village, with tulip bulbs gifted by Noordwijk planted at chapter houses. A silver tea on March 29 will involve townspeople and feature Dutch music and costumes.
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Alpha Xi Delta
Stanley Locker
U. S
Alpha 21 Delta
Glumnar
Netherlands
Noordwyk
Alpha X1 Delta
Alpha Xi Delte
College
Cckuaily
He College
Baron Crane
Frances Shelly
Sant Ewart
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