Alumni reunion responses build to annual Cathedral dinner
Committees report strong alumni interest as the reunion draws near at the Cathedral on Friday evening June 24. Prominent attendees include Rev EB, Marie of Pittsburgh May Gibbon Boyd director at William Penn hotel Pittsburgh and Beavers Falls attorney and Mrs John Ray. Collectively, many honored graduates from 1879 to 1920 indicate high attendance and support, with invitations extended to several others for attendance and remarks.
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Wala Che Une
Botas
Reanim
Daner Ars
Assajanen
Rev EB
Marie
Pitisburgh
May Gibon Boyd
Per- Fonhiel
Wiliam Penn Hotel
Pittsburgh
New Hamilton
Youngstown
Attormer
John Ray
Beaver Falls
Cork
A.J. Gilehrt
Hesp
Robert
FE. Mars
Wigary
Orville Bewincom
Menner
William Corel
Bones
Stitzinger
Wilfred Thomas
James Wogan
George Miller
William Stewart
Wiliam Whiel
Reunion invitations extended for local and out of town members
The committee on invitations led by Paul Ruiz as chairman extends invitations to many out of town members of the association. The reunion fare and registration committee, Gail Paisley and Dean Smith, arranged place and vendors including Paisley’s Dug Store The Work Basket Gilmore’s Drug Store Hyde’s Drug Store Shatler and Snyder’s Drug Store Stewart’s Market for the event and related tickets.
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Louise
Michell
Be Carson
Burdeen Johns
Margaret Brea Qon
James Bradford
Eleanor Campbell
Donegan
Reid Shiner
June ‘Travors
Richard’ Johns
David Updegraff
Paul Ruiz
Cairman
Richard E Rentz
John G. McConahy
Bart Rechard
Marjorie Rhodes
Gail Paisley
Dean Smith
Ackers
Paisley
Gilmore's Drug Store
Hyde's Drug Store
Shatler and
Snyder's Drug Store
Stewart's Market
May Vanquish Tuberculosis Reported By San Francisco Doctor
A San Francisco doctor, unnamed, claimed a new strain of tuberculin may vanquish tuberculosis. The physician presented eight years of clinical data and sought permission to report the discovery to the college convention.
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Uniterns Tlosal News
San Francisco
Sbilera Atla
Pew
Koch
College
Wline Ret Ain QR Towle Finds Value Lines
A compact consumer note highlights selections presented as the best values across broad brands. The piece stresses wide assortment and standard items while nodding to familiar names in the market.
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TOWLE
Two Men Try 28 Hour Day In Mammoth Cave Experiment
University of Chicago physiologists Dr. Nathaniel Kleitman and Bruce Richards live in Mammoth Cave to test a 28 hour day. In 34 degree underground conditions they stay awake by day and sleep at night, hoping to learn how civilization could adapt to a non 24 hour cycle. They expect to stay another month, subsisting on a guarded diet in a damp underground hotel.
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International News Service
Mammoth Cave
University of Chicago
Uney
Chicago
Nathaniel Kleitman
Ity of
Chicago Physiology Denon
Bruce Richards
Kiciman
Prof. Klettman
Kleitman
New Swindling Schemes Revealed In New York
New York figures report a rise in scams tied to a garish ouija board device allegedly predicting market trends with a camera, graph, and buzzer. Attorney General John J. Bennett Jr warns three main schemes including stock fronts, telephonic riches, and “dynamiting” money promises targeting gullible victims for repeat exploitation.
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International News Service
New York
Aunt Mellie
Brooklyyn Bridge
John J. Bennett Jr
Alton General
Ouija Board
Peopie
Bennett
Perpetus
Freak Weather Hits May In Franklin Report
May brought freak weather with two heavy frosts hurting fruit trees and crops. A record low May rainfall of 2.96 inches versus five inches typical. Temperatures averaged 65 high and 43 low. river stages ranged from six feet to 3.5 feet aiding trout fishing with many larger catches reported. Anglers praise the season and say they have received their money’s worth.
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International News Service
Franklin
Main
Herve
Mercury
Forent
Knights of Columbus Prepare Group For Degree Ritual
The Knights of Columbus at St Mary's Council 512 in North Jefferson Street exemplified first and second degrees to a large group. On Sunday June 19 candidates and second degree members will travel to Beaver Falls to receive the third degree in St Mary's auditorium. District Deputy George Coretti of Kittanning will oversee the event, with a banquet in St Mary's auditorium to follow featuring Dr Leo Brown state deputy of the Pennsylvania jurisdiction.
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Land Secong
Knights of Columbus
Jefferson Street
St. Mary's
Beaverrom
New Castle
St. Mary's Auditorium
Leo Brown
Pennsylvania
Normalcy Standardization Questioned by Toledo Professor
Alya Wood, sociology professor at the University of Toledo, argues that normalcy cannot be standardized or gauged in humans. She cautions that personal thinking varies and urges students to reflect before class, warning that pretended conformity may spoil the day.
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Toledo
Alya Wood
University of Toledo
Woods
Kiwanis Will Hear Sandler Tomorrow
Lewis Sandler, vice president of Johnson Bronze Company, will be guest speaker at the Kiwanis club weekly meeting in The Castleton Wednesday. The report notes a playful aside about a sperm whale leaping from water.
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Lewis Sandler
Johnson Bronze Company
Kiwanis Club
Castleton
Vintage Detroit Car Prices Include Deluxe Delivered Models
Front and rear bumpers and bumper guard, spare wheel, tire and tube, tire lock, torn tail lights, wipers, visors, cigar lighter, twin horns, sight beam indicators, glove compartment rack and clock. Rust and wear noted. Deluxe prices for cars delivered in Detroit, taxes extra. Coupe, Tudor sedan, convertible coupe, club coupe, wagon, and other body styles listed with available options.
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Ponds
Detroit
Foroor Senan
Sane Phafton
Ford V and V8 era shift in skilled labor demand
The text reflects on how rapid mechanization increases demand for skilled workers while risking a decline in white collar employment. It contrasts practical craftsmanship learned at lathes and forges with broader educational aims, noting educators warn that automation could erode factory work and workshop traditions.
The Quality Car in the Low-Price Field
A Brooklyn woman reports receiving 11,000 love letters from an ardent suitor. The article urges delaying removal of winter protection for roses until frost danger passes and new grass appears, to let stems harden before spring winds strike.
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Ford
Motor Truck Rates To Be Discussed By District Truckers
Truck operators from Yermac, Lawrence, Mercer, Crawford, Erp, Warren, McKean, Elk, Clearfield, Jefferson, Forest and Claron counties meet at the Arlington hotel in OU City Pa on June 20 at 8 am Eastern to discuss trucking rate uniformity in Pennsylvania. Edward Gogoin of Harrisburg, general manager of the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association sponsors the meeting. Harry L. Gormley of New Castle will chair assisted by a committee formed at the suggestion of Commissioner Richard J. Beamish of the Public Utility Commission to study the matter.
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Yermac
Lawrence
Mercer
Crawford
Erp
Warren
McKean
Elk
Clearfield
Jefferson
Forest
Claron
Arlington Hostel
OU City
Pennsylvania
Edward Gogoin
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Asociation, Inc
Harry L. Gorm
The Human Side Of The News By Edwin C Hill
The piece reflects on unemployed workers and a shortage of skilled labor in the country. It notes the high regard for mechanics in early times and mentions surviving mechanics’ lodges and guilds as part of a broader historical perspective.
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Edwin C. ‘Hill
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