Ground Is Broken For Westminster Gymnasium Expansion
Special to The News reports Westminster College begins its gymnasium project with a ground breaking ceremony attended by four hundred students, trustees, and officials. Senior class officials lead the ceremonial digs with the president acting as plowman, followed by the junior, sophomore, and freshman groups and notable performers.
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New Wildington
Westminster' College
Board of Trustees
Thomas Johnson
W. Shelley
Trobert Campbell
Theodore Lattell
Sundelins
Suprane
Metropolitan Grand Opers Company
Br. A. RR
A. B. Pimberly
War debts and republican resolve shape postwar policy
A speaker recalls wartime leadership and the need to face heavy debt. He argues that Republicanism must uphold liberty and civilization while addressing inflation and taxation. He cites Washington and Lincoln eras, mentions Daniel Webster, the League of Nations, and postwar settlement challenges.
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Washington
Lincoln
New York
T O
Franco
Jeferson
Olenaml
Daniel Webster
Wilton
League of Nations
Toy Gu
Women Republican Leader Addresses Nation at Kansas City Convention
At the national Republican gathering Senator Lodge restored order after cheering greeted the entrance of Mrs. Margaret 21 McCarter of Kansas who spoke to rally women voters. She pledged organized effort and alliance with male Republicans as the convention adjourned for the night.
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Uppew
Coivention
Senator Lodge
Uncle Joe” Cannon
Margaret 21
McCarter
Kansas
America
America. “To Marke
Woilen
Sunflower
Hugh
The
Republic
Lodge
Commencement at Westminster 48 Graduates Listed
A Westminster commencement lists forty eight graduates from New Wilmington and nearby towns. Names include Edith Marie Lusk Isobel Mouru Lois Reed McClure Clara Imogene McDowell Mildred Josephine Allison Ruth Rudolph Steele Cunblites Per Degree TL 8 7 Mildred Lina Jones and many others across Pennsylvania New Wilmington Sharon Wilms ington and surrounding communities.
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Edith Marie Lusk
New Wilmington
Isobel Mouru
New Wilmingon
Lois Reed McClure
New Wilming+ ton
Clara Imogene McDowell
Lithewood
N.Y
Mary Jane McKought
Volant
A L Fox Injured In Derby Road Accident
A L Fox sustained a wrist injury in a vehicle accident near Windester by the lake. He lost control of a machine and crashed into the bank, with details of the incident described in fragmentary notes.
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A. L. Fox
Matoning
Sumer
Reanhenite
Ioalbrook Gating
M Wong
Old Guard Chases Hiram Round the Room at Convention
Political reporters note the Old Guard seeks to lock in a choice while probing for a Hoover Johnson Johnson draft and shifting alliances. Rumors swirl of a continued session next week as managers, hotel staff, and tired reporters await a decisive move amid covert wrangling, with Lowden supporters pressing hard.
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Hoover
Jans
Ussen
Hiram Johnson
Udske
Tohn
Big Three Hold Rough Parity in Convention Stakes
Debate over Wood and Lowden looms as Johnson and Borah gain ground on the party platform. Johnson’s faction grows while the Lodge keynote signals a split view on the League of Nations. Rumors of bolting linger as Sproul gains traction through Atterbury and Penrose, with Williams among the dark horses in Chicago.
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Cameps
Lowden
Anhinsen
Wood
Johnson
Johnson Boran
League of Nations
Jolson May Holt
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Hese
Senator Lodge
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League
Convent Lion
Rn Nlemonca
Wovernor Lowden
Wilson
Watson
Charman
Committee On Resolutions
Woodman
Waoe
Indiana
Att Letst
Gav Wiliams
Keyne
Chicago
Goontius
Pennsylvania
W C Price Signs Summer Lyceum Contract
W C Price of this city, noted in Western Pennsylvania musical circles, has contracted with the Lost Lyceum Bureau of Cleveland for the summer. He will tour Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky and Michigan, then Canada after July 21. Friends wish him success. his future in Lyceum work remains undecided.
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W. GC. Price
Pennsylvania
Lost-Lyceum Boreu
Cleveland
Price
Mennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Canada
Lyceum
East Side to Get New Elementary School Building
The School Board met Tuesday and approved proceeding to place a new elementary school on the East Side. A committee of Cec Weingartner J P Hays and Thomas E Weide will appraise nearby property and arrange purchase or condemnation if owners refuse.
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Thaddeus Stevens
Ani
Cec. v. Weingartner
J. P. Hays
Thomas E. Weide
War Romance Ends In Marriage Here
A romantic tale from France ends in a local marriage as Giovannia Aniceti of New Castle and Camill Paltier wed after Aniceti’s return from service with the American Expeditionary Forces. Italian Mike Conti filed the license papers at the prothonotary’s office, and Alderman Green performed the ceremony. They will live on Shady Side.
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France
Giovannia Aniceti
New Castle
Aniceti
Camill Paltier
Alderman Green
Anicett
Frente
Mike Conti
South Mill Street
Bliis Island
N.Y
Ladies of the W C T U and T L B meeting at Humphrey home
Jackeville reports a 200 strong outdoor gathering on June 3 at Mr and Mrs Carl Humphrey home. A 14 o clock dinner followed by a program of scripture reading prayer recitations music and addresses by local residents. Next meeting set for June 1 at Miss Mary Murry home.
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T. U
W.C.T. U
Carl Humphrey
Mia
Etta Wir Mer
W. H. Willihan
Bera Pisor
Annis Graham
Madge Gardner
Jean Gardner
Alma Miller
Margaret Book
Gyrod McCallen
Helen Tatterson
Thelma Patterson
Olive Harbison
John Cameron
U. Benediction
Mary Murry
Deaths and Weddings in Euclid and Portersville Area
Death notices from Euclid and Portersville detail marriages of Miss Atte Nempson and C L Peffer son of Mr and Mrs Albert Peffer on June 1 at Rev S V Sankey home. Highlights include Peffer’s agricultural plans after Ohio State training, Sliss Thompson’s teaching career, and a Niagara Falls wedding trip. Also reported are a Portland Cement versus Beer Run Cubs game 16-2, funeral services for Emma Henry, and multiple obituaries including Miss Margaret Rogan of Sharon and Warren Litton.
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Atte Nempson
Euclid
C. Li. Peffer
Albert Peffer
S. V. Sankey
Peffer
Ohio State University
Columbus
Sliss Thompson
Slippery Rock State Normal
Public
Niagara Falls
Worth Township
Portland Cement Company
Beer Run Cubs
Portersville Station
Cubs
Roland Blair
Newport
Wampum Tresbyterian Church
D. M. Thawn
Ellwood City
Winda Dempber- Ung
New Jersey
Ror Carnes
Wid
Thomas Slliffe
A. W. van Horn
Paul Conley
Muddy Creek Palla
Harmony
Clare Gardner
Fred Prynr
Hose Point
Robert Young
Misa Louisa Peffer
Tony MecClymonds
Slippery Tock
N. L. Gardner
B.S. Miter
Beon
W. Roy Pisor
Nane Kathleen May
Pan Wim
Abil
Grrah Brandon
Auto Goes Over Steep Embankment In Ellwood City
In Ellwood City at four o clock Miss Ammeen of this city drove a car over a steep embankment in the Brown and Alsion area. The vehicle turned over several times before ending at the bottom of the ravine. The car was wrecked but Miss Ammeen escaped serious injury with only minor wrist abrasions. Those familiar with the scene cannot explain how she avoided worse harm.
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Ellwood City
Waentha Godge
Misa Dora
Atmmeen
Ad Alsion
Miss Ammeen
Aly
Dan's Placets Burglary Report at Miamond Store
Burglars entered Dan's Haberdashery on the Miamond Tuesday night tearing away the rear door iron grate and breaking window glass. Stolen items include 16 silk shirts and several dozen pairs of socks, with total value estimated at Fabd.
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Dan's Haberdashery
Miamond
Mrs S G Booher Struck By Car on East Side Street
An East Side street car bound west on the Diamond struck Mrs S G Booher of 104 North Liberty street this morning and knocked her down. She was rolled along the street for a little ways but was not seriously injured.
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5. Q. Booher
North Liberty Street
Fragmentary Marine Notebook Improvised Notes on Sea Life
The text describes garbled observations of marine life including starfish, arm injuries, sea cucumbers, and feeding patterns. It mentions race cases with no autplica Hon by division and notes that replacements of food cnoel may require weeks. The wording is fragmented and difficult to interpret.
Miss Hutchinson I8 Enroute Home
Miss Florence Hutchinson a graduate of Weatminster plans to return home after years of mission work in Cairo and Werpt. She waits at Wilmington awaiting a reunion with relatives and to resume life at home.
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Miss Hutchinson
New
Winmington
Florence Tmutehtinon
Weatminstar
Pirentaroaide
Cairo
Werpt
Kar Pont
City Yearly Report On All City Departments
Annual city report detailing department appropriations receipts activities and expenditures. A back book of pages evaluated by the city will be sent to various clerks and the state department.
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State Department
Swedish Lutheran Church Hosts Ladies Social Events
The Swedish Lutheran congregation plans a Thursday afternoon program by Mr and Mrs C A Nengon of Newey Avenue. A parish social gathering is set for Friday evening in the church phrlara with activities and refreshments for attendees.
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Swedish Lutheran Church
Mra. C. A. Nengon
Newey Avenue
Luther Iragna
Hall and others in a tumult over a foreign policy topic
Fragmentary OCR notes mention figures Hall Columbial Tall Colwentine and a disputed event or speech. It hints at threats to time states and a ceremonial gathering with actors and officials, but details are unclear and names are garbled.
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Colwentine
Tonoph Honkinkot
Tewaa
Aiicar
Berhiny AE
Poplin
Delegates Have To Pass Suffrage Picket Outposts
A political convention in Chicago on June 9 shows delegates among suffrage supporters. Women wear badges and white banners demand votes while attention centers on Governor Sproul and keynote remarks by Ledge. The scene includes varied delegate seating and strong press presence as W J Bryan tours the hall.
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Atresta
Coliseum
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