Shenango High Graduation Held for 56 Seniors
Shenango High School commencement honored 56 graduates with Dr. M. M. Pearce Geneva College president delivering the address on American Ideals. Rev. Holmes gave the invocation and benediction as the school orchestra and senior ensemble performed. Diplomas were presented by W. C. Williams with a fray of graduates listed by name. Drive slow children move fast.
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Shenango High School
M. M. Pearce
Geneva College
W. F. Holmes
Center U. P
W. C. Williams
Baus
Gems
C. Carl Barton
Mari Jane Besse
Mary Caravaggio
Rose Daugherty
William Dess
Marjorie Paul Daley
David Laverne Ehrheart
Frank Ilo
Mike Fiello
George Wood
Deloris Glasser
Lydalle Graham
Leona Gurgacz
Laura
Neous Johns
Nancy Selajginen
Kelch
Nick Kiri- Tima Kuk Irma
William Lapisto
In. Lutz
Paul Makarovich
Paulus
Florence Miele
Prarie
Imans
Mildred Sconany
Ralph Ra Carolic
Homes
Powers Lover
Cum
Carl Orlando
Dolores
Palladino
Jean Parco
Walter Richardson
Salamon
Dorothy Schweikert
Bo Shaffer
Fred Shearer
Edmond Spezza
Florence Stewart
Ruth Tanner
Anthony Walczak
Harriet Walker
Nancy Watson
John Workman
Ray Yoho
Donald Zeigier
Harry Zurasky
Problem Continued From Page Four Forecasts Boarding Schools
The piece argues for private boarding schools for young children where living in cottages with two-parent families and teacher parents fosters emotional security. It emphasizes marital rules urging self discipline and selflessness to pursue the other’s happiness as the core safeguard.
Earl family attends Columbia Commencement as son earns MA
Mr and Mrs Raymond Earl and family 435 Park Avenue return from the 194th annual Commencement at Columbia University New York City where their son William K Earl received a Master of Arts degree Norman L from Glen Burnie also graduated They visited Washington before returning to New York for the summer William Earl is a New Castle High School 1939 and Westminster College 1943 graduate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Earl
Park Avenue
Columbia University
New York City
William K. Earl
Norman L
Glen Burnie
Aner
Washington, D. C
William Earl
New Castle High School
Westminster College
Careers and lives of Jesse Jones and Claire Chennault
The article outlines Jesse Jones from Tennessee who rose from lumber to politics and led the RFC during the Roosevelt era and briefly left the post in 1930. It also recalls Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault and his China air force efforts before World War II, plus a Minneapolis note on rail rail weights and usage.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jesse Jones
Tennessee
Democratic National Committee
RFC
Roosevelt. Jones
Claire L. Chennault
Tigers
China
United States
Chennault
Air Force
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
C T P Ladies Plan Dinner and Dance
Members of the C T P Lea dies of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad met afternoon at 1 o clock in the green room of the Y W C A and enjoyed a tureen dinner. chair of business session was Mrs W R Ronk. A dinner and dance is planned at the Cathedral on Saturday evening June 12 with Mrs Elmer Burdge awarded the door. Contest games followed by a brunch at Cascade Park at 10 a m hosted by Mrs W R and Mrs E M Johnson. Tobacco can be grown widely from southern Canada to the tropics in many soils, except very wet ground.
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C.T.P
C. T. P. Leadies
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
W. R. Ronk
Elmer Burdge
Raleigh, N. C
Canada
Tropics
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Piolman
Washington ST
Baby Bea
Minneapolis
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W. R
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Haney’s Charge
Bendix Model
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