Alumni Day program at Westminster College tomorrow
Westminster College in New Wilmington Pennsylvania schedules eight events for Alumni Day starting at noon with an alumni dinner at the United Presbyterian church reservations reaching 375. The day includes an alumni meeting, memorial unveiling, tree plantings for deceased classmates, an Alumni-Varsity tennis match, class reunions, May queen crowning, Senior Sing, and a lawn fete on the hillside campus.
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New Wilmington
Westminster
College Tomorrow
United Presbyterian School
United Presbyterian Church
E. H. Freegman
H Honaldson
R. F. Galbreath
Estiminster
Robert Gracey Ferguson
Market Street
Ruth Wagoner
Sharon
Florence Groth
Shaker, Heights
Aga Khan wins Oaks at Epsom Downs with Udaipur
At Epsom Downs on June 3 King George and Queen Mary watched Udaipur ridden by Michael Beary win the Oaks. Will o the Wisp finished second and Giudecca third from a field of twelve. Udaipur paid 10 to 1, Will o the Wisp 9 to 4, Giudecca 10 to 1. Dastur, also from the Aga Khan, was second in the derby midweek.
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International News Service
Epsom Downs
Aga Khan
Udaipur
Michael Beary
Will O
Wisp
Giudecca
King George
Queen Mary
Dastur
Realty Transfers Involving Multiple Parties In City Wards
William M. Bender transfers to Domenick Sylvester in the first ward for $1. Carl W. Bender transfers to Domenick Sylvester in the fourth ward for $1. Herman W. Eichbaum transfers to Caroline E. Martin in the third ward for $1. Arthur R. Armstrong transfers to Maree Biddle in the fourth ward for $1. Maree Biddle transfers to Arthur R. Armstrong in the fourth ward for $1.
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William M. Bender
Domenick Sylvester
Carl W. Bender
Herman W. Eichbaum
Caroline E. Martin
Arthur R. Armstrong
Maree Biddle
Princely leadership of Joseph in trials and triumphs
The piece highlights Joseph as a model of faith and leadership from prison to palace. It praises his purity under temptation, steadfastness in adversity, and wise governance during seven years of plenty and famine, framing his life as divine appointment and strength through Christ.
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Joseph
Egypt
Pharaoh
Christ
Denver plan to reclaim vacant lots for gardens and jobs
Chester L. Fort presented a proposal to the Denver city council to transform vacant lots into flower and vegetable gardens. The plan aims to beautify the area and create hundreds of productive jobs for unemployed men.
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International News Service
Denver
Chester L. Fort
Fort
Westminster College Class Plans Memorial Tree Planting
The Westminster College class of 1929 will plant two memorial trees at alumni day to honor Margaret McFate of New Castle and Howard Hamer of Erie. A fund was created this year for the memorial trees and a committee led by Mrs. William G. Greer and others from New Castle, Coraopolis, Battle Creek, and nearby towns will oversee the event at 3 30 p m with a memorial program following the Robert dedication.
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Margaret McFate
Howard Hamer
William Greer
Coraopolis
Joseph McFate
New Castle
International News Service
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Westminster
Erie
W. James McQuiston
Battle Creek
Mich
Ned Chapman
Theda Hartwell
James M. Guthrie
Connoquenessing
Lois Wagoner
Sharon
Robert
Gracey Ferguson Memorial Stone Planned on South Campus
A memorial stone for Gracey Ferguson is planned on the south campus near Old Main Memorial, signaling a regional tribute to a notable individual.
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Gracey Ferguson
Old Main Memorial
Three Postmasters Are Confirmed
The Senate confirmed the reappointment for a new term of office for Albert A. Campbell at Zelienople Wilfred R. Troxel at Aliquippa and Paul L. Boyd at Mars. All three were recommended for reappointment by Representative J. Howard Swick.
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Arthur C. Wimner
Washington
New Castle
Washington, D. C
Senate
Albert A. Campbell
Zelienople
Wilfred R. Troxe
Aliquippa
Paul L. Boyd
Mars
J. Howard Swick
Banjo, Pole, and Car Wreck in Augusta Incident
In Augusta a car hit a road bump causing a banjo to bounce and strike a one year old baby. The vehicle then struck a telephone pole and was wrecked. Mrs Doris K Clark and her infant were uninjured in the peculiar accident.
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International News Service
Augusta
Doris K. Clark
Five Graduate At Enon Valley
Commencement exercises at Enon Valley Presbyterian church marked the Class of 1932 five graduates from Enon High School. Dr. M. M. Pearce of Geneva College delivered the address. Diplomas were presented by County Superintendent John C. Syling. Graduates were Catherine Kale, Elsie Trudal, William Russell, Frances Houston, and Marie Moore.
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Enon Valley Presbyterian Church
Enon High School
M. M. Pearce
Geneva College
John C. Syling
Rev. Davidson
Union Township Orchestra
Pearce
Elsie Trudal
Key
Gladys Speerhas
Catherine Kale
William Russell
Frances Houston
Marie Moore
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Gladstone
East Washington Street
Kirk Hutton
Harvard
Alvin E. Bell
Procter & Gamble
Vuxydol
Mayberry
Enon Valley
Pittsburgh Cp
Pac Eto
Plasco
East
St. Louis
Aiello
Newark
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