Ireland Turns To Peace As Youth Embraces Lawful Nation
Daily News Letter reports on Ireland moving from wartime memory to peace driven growth. Youth educated in prep schools now support lawful conduct, policemen gain public trust, and farmers invest in up-to-date machinery despite past poor seasons. A 25-pound salmon catch highlights lingering rural resilience. tariff discussions aim to boost Irish car assembly and employment. Renowned character Johnny of the Hills dies at 65, while public life grows orderly with fewer political conflicts and no Sunday brawls.
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Daniel O'Connell
Dublin
Ireland
Treland
Rozzer
Ruffner Visits In Grove City
GROVE CITY Pa June Charley Ruffner director of athletics of Indiana Normal was a Sunday guest in Grove City He is a graduate of the college where he won distinction as an athlete Since returning to Indiana he has coached several winning teams for that school
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Grove City
Charley Ruffner
Athleics
Indiana Normal
Ruffner
Indiana
Miss Sowersby Graduates From Dramatic School
In Pittsburgh on June 9 Elizabeth Shoemaker Sowersby of New Castle, Pa., graduated from Carnegie Institute of Technology with a BA in drama. The 35-member class marked a record in the Institute’s history. Commencement speaker was Dr. Michael I. Pupin, famed scientist and AAAS president. Degrees were conferred by Dr. Thomas Baker. Senior week capped with the commencement ball after picnics and sports.
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Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Shoemaker Sowersby
Winter Avenue
New Sastie
Carnegie Institute of ‘Technology
Michael I. Pupin
America
Serbia
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Thos. &. Baker
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Liberty Grange Officers Assist Pomone Degree Team
Liberty Grange members and guests attended events including the Pomone degree team at Weastfield on Friday evening with officers Mrs Drake treasurer and Mrs Pitter Tlora Miss Welmer lady steward among attendees. Also noted were society visits, hospital news, and an exchange plan described where two New York women swap coats furs and apparel to extend wardrobes.
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Liberty Grange
Weastfield
Mrs. Drake
Mre. Pitter
Tlora
Miss Welmer
Steward
J. O. Cameron
Liberty
Jessie
Lloyd Kildoo
J. 0. Cameron
Miss McConnell
Francis McCracken
William Met Cracken
Piffer
Don Boyd
Floyd
Mr. Drake
Helen McConnell
Mrs. McCracken
Joseph McFarland
Rebecca Forbes
Mildred Heckathorne
Edith Piffer
Frade Snyder
Edenbure
Don Bord
Ora G Cameron
New York
Saving Helen in True Story Magazine
A mother writes to True Story Magazine about her daughter Helen Saunders who falls under the influence of Ian Thompson a high school senior. Helen vanishes one night and is found later to have succumbed to a dangerous relationship, prompting her parents to seek reform and warn other girls.
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Helen
Ian Thompson
Helen Saunders
True Story Magazine
True Story
Jack Cash
Box
Dagger
Tad
Societ
Intense True Story features in July issue preview
This July True Story catalog highlights three features: Broken Vows where a wife confronts her husband’s secret affair. Danger Signals showing what happens when a wife seeks other men to satisfy desires. Bund Innocence recounting Charley Shattuck’s neglectful conduct and its consequences.
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Jack
June
Charley Shattuck
Former Grove City graduate speaks to students on campus
Grove City College heard John Myers of Pittsburgh, former assistant district attorney of Allegheny County and 1908 alumnus, at Saturday chapel. He presented the St James Peebles Over prize for last week's extemporaneous speaking contest, won by Beulah Verock of New Brighton who earned $20, with Craig McConkey and Raymond Walters as runnerups. Verock, a freshman, stands out for winning first place and participating in girls debating comtests.
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Grove City
John Myers
Pittsburgh
Grove City College
Myers
Allaghany County
College of the Dinas
St. James Peebles
Beulah Verock
New Brighton
Craig McConkey
Raymond Walters
Miss Veiock
Princeton Station Removals And New Arrivals Updates
Edward Young remains bedbound after weeks in New Castle hospital as he is moved home Friday. New arrivals include a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Herlan and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Milton McCracken. Local notices cover church class plans and various visits among Princeton area families with several named households and kinfolk.
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Edward Young
New Castle Hospital
Ibroken
Tio
Milton Herlan
Milton McCracken
Joseph McClaren
Gon Everett
New Castle
Charles Mershimer
Helen
Jean
Woia
Princeton
J. E. Forbes
George Dean
Gibsondale
Alter
Id Young
Wetlich and
Faunty
Robert McGurdy
Walter Millar
Kennedy's Mill
George Hobmann
Bobby
Near Plaingrove
G. F. Henry
Earl Robinson
Margaret
Martha
Zion
Joseph Harlan
Pearl Henry
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Livingston Sweeper Company
Capitol Theatre
S. Mercer St
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Eckerd
East Washington Street
Monarch
Spencer Paint and Glass Co
Capitol Theater
South Mercer Street
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Miss Sowersby
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Carnegie Institute’ of Technology
CG. J
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Bradfield Regulator Co. Ba46
Atlanta
Tidioute
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Tidiouto
Naw Castle
Dewberry’s
Ford
Crusade of Truth
Bernarr Macfadden
Macfadden
4Th Street and
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New York City
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Fente
Misa Vetock
Princeton Station
Young Ladies Bible Clase
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Hermon Presbyterian Church
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George Hohmann
Plain' S Grove
Arthur Flack
Smiley Stap
Air
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James. White
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Milton MolCracken
Harlansburg Road
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