Honor Roll for North Street Junior High School
North Street Junior High announces the honor roll for the war month term. The list includes 61 students with 43 girls and 18 boys across grades 7 to 9, naming Edna Jackson and many others, reflecting strong classroom achievement during the period.
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North Street
B. K. Thacker
Edna Jackson
Margaret Olivia Griffiths
Charlotte Bartlett
Elizabeth Edwards
Maxine Ballard
Bantine Farrone
Lois Pardue
Mary Zona
Ruth Mervis
Elsie Baker
Joseph Rosati
Margaret Winter
Ralph Montgomery
Leongre Beal
Chauncey Goodchild
Louis Shifman
Zolla Myers
Margaret Brown
Arabella Coban
Helen Jamison
Ruth McComb
Martha McGoun
Cecil Morris
Martha Muse
Alice Wroop
Esther Wallace
Eloise Cole
Arthur Woods
Charles Perry
Donald McGoun
Floyd Rice
Anna May Green
Grace Hickok
Katina Karidis
Betty Shira
Grada Sai
John Rae
Mary Casey
Virginia Davia
James Flynn
Willard Spencer
Note of Mother Fatal to Woman in Boston Case
International News Service reports in Boston that Wilhelmina Otto, 70, left a note admitting intent to commit death by own action. Her daughter Anna Otto, 43, a cripple from Roslindale, died at home after a large dose of poison. Police located the mother unconscious in woods off Patten Street.
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International News Service
Boston
Wilhelmina Otto
Anna Otto
Roslyndale
Pat Jten
Tunnel Drill Hits Dynamite Charge. One Killed in Denver
Gage Beegle of Crestline Ohio was instantly killed when a drill struck a dormant dynamite charge in the Moffat Tunnel project near James Peak west of Denver. Four workmen suffered injuries as rock debris showered them in the blast.
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Tinternational News Service
Denver
Westminster Dramatic Club Presents The Wonder Hat Play
The Dramatic Club of Westminster College will stage its final show of the season in Old Main Little Theatre on Saturday night. The Wonder Hat stars Batty Glover and French among a cast that includes Brown Bricker Harmody and Frank Jones with Mary McConagha as coach.
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New Wilmington
Dramatic Club
Westminster College
Old Main
Wonder Hat
Batty Glover
New Castle
French
Sharpsburg
Brown Bricker
North Braddock
Andrew Harmody
Sharon
Frank Jones
Pittsburgh
Mary ©. McConagha
Mirtz Named to Westminster College Athletic Board
Obscure college note reports Orvil Mirtz of Pittsburgh elected to Westminster College Athletic Council for next year at Freshman Class meeting in the chapel. Plans also outlined for posters and activities for freshmen and sophomores.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Orvil Mirtz
Pittsburgh
Hundred Marines Guard Coolidge Summer White House
A 100 strong Marine guard will protect President Coolidge during his occupancy of the Summer White House at Swampscott Massachusetts. Guard selection is under Quantico Virginia authorities due to the estate’s layout. Secret Service concludes the usual White House detail could not provide adequate coverage.
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George ¥. Durnq
Internsional News Satvies
Washington
United States
President Coolidge
White House
Swampscott
Mags
Frida
Marine
Quantico
White Court
Coolidge
U. S Secret Service
Realty Transfers in Various Wards and Townships
Real estate transfers listed include Amira P. Martin to Harry Lawrence in Third ward for $10. William L. Vosler to David Rosyset in Neshannock township for $1. Edna White to Minnie Leéon thardt in Wayne township for $1. Lena Green to Joseph Novotan in Fifth ward for $1. The Pittsburgh Co. to John Strout in Wayne township for $1. M.M. Burnett to Neater Patars in Fourth ward for $1. Sarah Johnston to Jane Johnston Martin in Third ward for $10. Sarah Johnston to Charlies Wesley Johnston in Third ward for $10. Sarah Johnston to Samuel N. Johnston Jr. in Third ward for $10. Pasquali-Friallo to Gulseone Hertucci in Fifth ward for $1. Concetta Biord to Leo Carmelo in First ward Ellwood for $1. Antonio Phillips to Freedom of Works Co. in Seventh ward for $1.
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Amira P. Martin
Harry Lawrence
William L. Vosler
David Rosyset
Neshannock
Edna White
Minnie Leéonthardt
Wayne Township
Lena. Green
Joseph Novotan
Pittsburgh Co
John Strout
M.M. Burnett
Neater Patars
Sarah Johnston
Jane Johnston Martin
Charlies Wesley Johnston
Samuel N. Johnston, Jr
Third Ward
Pasquali-Friallo
Gulseone Hertucci
Fifth
Concetta Biord
Leo Carmelo
Ellwood
Antonio Phillips
Freedom of Works
Seventh Ward
Coolie Carries Heads Of Dead Relatives
In Peking a poor man was stopped by a customs inspector while carrying two heads wrapped in cloth, said to be kin of relatives killed at Shanhaikwan last summer. Papers identified the heads as those of relatives who fought with Wu Pel-fu, as families could not recover the bodies.
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International News Service
Peking
Shanhaikwan
Honan
Coalie
Pel-fu
Modern wives boost business or wreck men’s prospects
A Business Men's club discussion argues whether a husband should invest in his business or fund his wife’s enhancements. Speakers claim wives influence patronage, urge upgrading wives like storefronts, and say a well dressed, circulating wife attracts customers while noting risks if a wife lags behind.
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Winsor Kale
Jennie
Jonnine
Udell
John F. Dille
Westminster College Argo yearbook distributed at campus
West minster College junior class published Argo yearbook with Joe McFatn as editor in chief and Arthur French as business manager. Staff includes Charles Wallace, Wallace McGeoch, Homer Beggs, Carlin Bruhn, Margaret MacBeth, and others. 1925 summer forecast follows with weather notes and a divorce case note from Pittsburgh.
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New Wilmington
Juve
Argo
Westminster College
Arthur French
Joe McFatn
New Castle
Stoff
Sharpsburg
Charles Wallace
Wallace McGeoch
Argyle, N
Homer Beggs
Sandy Lake
Carlin Bruhn
New Brighton
Margaret MacBeth
Homestead
Hieanor Gamble
Sharon
Jack Boyles
Harvey Moore
Stoneboro
John Cutler
Sharpsville
Businss
Marian Reeder
New Cantls
Anna Grace Smith
Louis Legory
Canonsburg
Thomas Gibson
Naw
Kensington
Sarah Crouch
Florence Mclane
East
Liverpool
Foster's Weather Prognostication
Washington reports a moderate storm wave centering from June 15 to 25 bringing local showers but no general precipitation. A brief cool period follows with above normal temperatures, while low pressure travels northward without heavy rains. Rainfall mainly along east coast and cotton belt, with dry spells in western Canada and central valleys. Outdoor work should use first half of June. drought expected long-term.
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Regulia
Rockies
Nauthero
Washington
Cotton’ Belt
Canada
Great Central Valleya
United States
Long
Helped Through Change of Life in Baltimore Woman
Mrs. Li Gmericn of Baltimore testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her Change of Life symptoms and helped her regain health after prolonged discomfort. She notes benefit for her daughters as well, advising it for midlife women to relieve nervousness and hot flashes.
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Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkham
Li. Gmericn
Gilmor St
Maryland
Husband’s Dishonest Act Exposed Amid Silent Crowd
A husband who acts deceitful and is caught often faces public exposure among friends. The piece explores the social dynamics of conceit and the urge to impress others without showing emotion. The tone hints at judgment and the hidden costs of hypocritical behavior.
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Chicago
Dans
Washington St
Higgins Bros
Union Store
Haney’s
Grand Rapids
Mirtz
Athletic Board
Plesnine Wacodor
Fexall
Melrose Garage
Corner State
Swampscolt
Sumner White House
Realty
Coolie
Seavys Studio
Hoye Motor Car CO
Rollin Cars
Parker Fountain Pens
Love
Megown
Druggists
Abe Martin
Finley Nugent
Sean Ns
Smiley
Ceilin's
Ivvgin
College Argo
Joe’ McFate
Annual
Westminster
Klaaed
Carassed
Foster
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Woite
Brown Brothers
Abchlatea
JR. Hodge
The
White Undertaking Co
Neshannock Aye
Odot
the Frew Co
NEW Castle Dry Goods Company
Cao
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Paris
Ruth Fallows
the Sunday Gazette Times
J. F. Steel
Hippodrome Playe
Youngstown
Spoe
UMMER
Hippodrome Musical Players
New York
Universal Sales CO
SID
National Market Company
E.washington St
Business College
New Castle Business College
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