Twelve Graduate At Princeton Hi
Graduation exercises were held in the Princeton high school auditorium last evening as twelve diplomas were awarded by County Superintendent John C. Syling. Attorney J. D. Marshall of Butler delivered the principal address to the class of graduates. A record crowd attended as Edith Fisher, Samuel Houk, Margaret Byrd Shaw, and others were named in the graduating list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton High School
John C. Syling
J. D. Marshall
Butler
Margaret Byrd Shaw
Edith Fisher
Samuel UK
Wilberta Boak
Carl McElwain
Gladys Wilkeson
John Lap
Lewis W. Greenlee
Orchestra
John Lapinsky
Clarence Glasser
EI Kciat
Attias Wilberta
Peas
Peas 6 Kee
Asec
Thelma Dean
Pisatererg
Walter Gallagher
Greg Sasers
ETN
Icles
Castlewood Council Hears Telephone Line Plans Old Home Day Set
Castlewood citizens met at the school Monday June 6 led by Chairman John M. Houk. A report from a committee to Princeton Telephone Co. discussed terms and potential Castlewood line if subscribers are found. Old Home day planned for June 25 includes ball games and a concert. S. R. Houk and C. Y. Henderson named for events. Castlewood orchestra performed. Grade School term closed with a nearly punctual seventh and eighth grade picnic at Van Gorders Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castlewood
John M. Houk
Sechler
Princeton Telephone Co
Bright
Helen Hill
Helen Houk
C. Y. Henderson
Harry Miller
George Bright
Mr. Powell
S. R. Houk
J. A. Long
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Mr. Brown
van Gorders Mill
Arnold Whiteman
Edgar Perdue
Reid White
Local Social Notes From Sykesville and Surrounding Areas
Neal Nelson visits grandparents in Sykesville. Miss Helen Hill and Fred Lewels son attend Sunday in Columbiana, Ohio. Chas Longacre Jr on brief Navy furlough. Pittsburg visitors to F D Powell. Pauline Myers visits Edna Myers. Al Will improves from finger blood poisoning. Clair Smith and Donald visit C M Householder in Zelienople. John Swick and daughter Geraldine visit J C Smith. Harry Corbin and Charles Morrow at Pyma tuning dam weekend with families. Frank Jones and Mary Slattery visit H J Miller. Laura Bell Flickinger returns to Columbiana after visiting her parents. Varnished woodwork brightened with salad oil then old silk handkerchief polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Longacre, Jr
U. S. Navy
Chas Hobbs
Pittsburgh
F. D. Powell
Pauline Myers
Center
Edna Myers
al Will
Clair Smith
Donald
C. M. Householder
Zelienople
John Swick
Geraldine
Frisco
J. C. Smith
Harry Corbin
Charles Morrow
Pymatuning Dam
Frank Jones
Youngstown
Ohio
Mary Slattery
H. J. Miller
Methodist Night At Croton Church Celebration
This evening observes Methodist night at Croton Avenue Methodist church as part of the anniversary. Dr. C. G. Farr of the New Castle district acts as chairman. Key address by J. H. Clements of Meadville district. Greetings from multiple local pastors and Epworth choir led by Chester P. Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton Church
Croton Avenue
C. G. Farr
New Castle District
J. H. Clements
D. D
Meadville
First Methodist Church
H. C. Weaver
S. L. Maxwell
Epworth Church
W. H. Downing
Mahoningtown Church
W. L. Bloomquist
Savannah
Thomas Francis
Euclid Avenue
W. H. Fenton
Wampum Church
Epworth
Former local boy to be graduated from Ohio State
Richard Bard Jr of Cleveland formerly New Castle will graduate Monday June 13 from Ohio State University with a B. C. B. in Engineering. Bard attended New Castle high school for three years and finished at Lakewood high school in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bard, Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
New Castle
Ohio State University
Bard
New Castle High School
Lakewood High School
Belleville Hearse License Number U-2 Widely Noted
The Detroit News reports that Dominion papers highlight the license number U-2 of a Belleville Ontario motor hearse, drawing wide notoriety.
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Dominion
Belleville
Ontario
Detroit News
New York Social Leader Attends Atlantic Beach Club Opening
Mrs. Jerome N. Bonaparte, a leading society hostess in the New York social register, appears at the opening of the exclusive Atlantic Beach club in Atlantic Beach, Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome N. Bonaparte
New York
Atlantic Beach Club
Atlantic Beach
Long Island
Marriage Licenses Listed Across Several Cities
A list of marriage license holders includes Ernest Durrast Jr. and Cora E. Williams in New York City and New Wilmington, Edward Masholder and Dally Leonard in Youngstown, Clifford Richards in Pittsburgh, Jessie Harshman in Ellwood City, Robt Walter and Dorothy Nicholas in Youngstown, Bee Giarantigay in Sharpsville, Walter Knopp in Sharon, Clydia Whitmore in Perry, Odessa May Gillian in Cleveland, and eggs accepted at Ontario theaters box offices as theater managers urge patrons to park eggs before curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest, Durrast, Jr
New York City
Cora E. Williams
New Wilmington
Ontario
The
Minneapolis Journal
Geneva college honors two Wampum students in harmony award
Paul Brown of Wampum was among Geneva college students honored at commencement. He tied with Miss Jennie Hayes of Berwick Nova Scotia for the best harmony work. Each received a prize of 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brown
Wampum
Geneva College
Young Brown
Jennie Hayes
Berwick
Nova Scotia
Honorary Degree Given Mercer Man
Rev W T K Thompson pastor of the Reformed Presbyterian church of Mercer and moderator of the Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian church of North America received the Doctor of Divinity degree from Geneva College on Tuesday. Thompson, a 1894 Geneva graduate, was noted for his long service and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. K. Thompson
Reformed Presbyterian Church of
Mercer
Saynod
Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America
Geneva College
Thompson
Geneva
It Happens In The Best Of Families
A fragmentary text references strategy and timing for action and investment, urging prompt use of funds and consideration of future savings by buying now. The garbled source hints at a conversational sales or plan involving two speakers, with emphasis on opportunity and timing.
Salt and health debate sparks diet talk in weekly column
In a health note Dr. Theodore B. Appel cautions against vilifying salt for all, noting normal kidneys need salt and that reliable science is lacking for broad restrictions. The piece recalls public fears about salt linked to hypertension and urges moderation rather than extreme measures. A social note mentions a card party at the Co. O. F. hall on June 10 with 500 bingo and 15 cent prizes, plus a quip on lynching and employment from Milwaukee Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore B. Appel
Co. O. F
East Washington Street
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Eleanor Brown
Ella Mac Ort
Mildred Swope
Harold Houk
John Bartlebaugh
Gale Houk
Norman Henderson
Robert Newton
John Radich
Ralph Swope
James Henderson
Elmer Dayka
Harold Brown
Charles Wiley
Edith Perdue
Hazel Schrecongost
Kathleen Houk
Flora Mae Houk
Elizabeth Ort
Akron
Neal Nelson
Sykesville
Fred Lewelson
Columbiana, Ohio
Laura Bell Flickinger
Columbiana
James Hill
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Edward E. Masholder
Dally R. Leonard
Clifford R. Richards
Jessie M. Harshman
Ellwood City
Robt. N. Walter
Dorothy C. Nicholas Youngstown, O
Bee Giarantig
Sharpsville
Walter Knoppees Are
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Sharon Clydia Whitmore
Perry Lee Herod
Odessa May Gillian
Cleveland, O. Eee
Ame Blum
Big Boy
Ann
Bob
Cony
WE Dutford & Co
East
Washington St
Milwaukee Sentinel
Barton
Reynolds
Summers & McCann
Talk OF the Town
Julius Fisher
S. T
Fisher’s
North Mercer St
Moody
Laurel
Kirkmans Borax
King’s Delight
Ereer
Land O’ Lakes
Rieck
Milan
Burt Olney
Strikalite
Crisco
Esjardle
Edwards
Petersburg
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Wilson
Carnation
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