St Marys School Holds Commencement With One Death
The St Marys School commencement will occur Tuesday evening in the school auditorium. The 13-member class includes Miss Jennie G Welsh who died during the vacation. her chair will be draped in black. Adulation honors go to Miss Welsh who was first in general excellence and to other top students for church and Irish history as well as for salutatory and essay duties. Class Night features the Merchant of Venice scene with student performers and a class prophecy and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Jennie G. Welsh
Adelaide J. Uhl
Nora C. Burke
Gertrude M. Mitchell
Delia A. O'Connor
Mary A. Granfield
Rose B. Ackerman
Edward L. Hannon
John E. Morrissey
John C. Travers
Edward J. Smith
Catherine E. Granfield
Clara
Portia
Nora Burke
Nerissa
Gertrude Mitchell
Isanio
Edward Hannon, Nee
Morocco
Edward Smithnee
Aragon
Rose Ackerman
Edward Hannon
Laborer in McMinn and Sims Kicked by Horse
A laborer working for McMinn and Sims contracting company near Mahoningtown was kicked by a horse shortly after noon Monday and seriously injured. He was taken to New Castle hospital for treatment. his name was not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinn and Sims Contracting Company
Mahoningtown
New Castle Hospital
N C Hospital Committee Meeting Rescheduled
A social event committee meeting at New Castle hospital was moved from Thursday to Wednesday evening, June 27, with all interested parties invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
Wimer and Cooper Families Hold Springfield Reunion
About 150 relatives and friends attended the annual Wimer and Cooper reunion at James Nimo’s home in Springfield township near Leesburg. A noon dinner and evening entertainment of games and music preceded a business meeting naming officers and a 1913 reunion date at George Cooper’s Vo lant home. George Cooper was elected president with Mrs. Oliver Wimer secretary and Mrs. Fannie Cooper treasurer.
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Wimer
Oliver Wimer
Leesburg
Fannie Cooper
Volant
Miss Mary McCaslin Hosts Friday Evening Honor Party
Miss Mary McCaslin of Cunningham Avenue will entertain a party of friends Friday evening in honor of Leonard Patterson and Miss Lenea Patterson.
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Mary McCaslin
Cunningham Avenue
Leonard
Lenea Patterson
Deaths of the Day Patrick McMullen and infant daughter Mary Yoho
Patrick McMullen died at his Clinton home near Wampum aged about 70 after a period of illness. He left a son in the city and many relatives. funeral plans pending with Marshall's in Wampum. Also mourned is infant Mary Yoho daughter of Wilson Yoho and wife of Koppel. funeral held near Koppel after a service.
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Patrick McMullen
Clinton
Wampum
Marshall
Mary Yoho
Wilson Yoho
Koppel
Mary
Funeral Service for John Welsh Held at St Marys Church
The funeral for John Welsh took place Monday at 9 AM in St Marys Church with Rev Fr F F O Shea officiating. Interment followed in St Marys Cemetery.
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John Welsh
St. Mary’s Church
F. F. O'Shea
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Taft Cummins Deal Reported Over Delegates
A Chicago report says the Iowa Cummins faction will join Taft forces to form a temporary committee roll and then break with Taft to oppose the Taft nomination. The supposed understanding centers on concessions to Cummins in organizational matters and could influence Roosevelt delegate seating.
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Chicago
Iowa
Cummins
Taft
National Committee
High School Most Expensive to Operate in May
City figures show operating costs for May with total $18,088.05. Per pupil costs vary from $2.17 at Thaddeus Stevens to $5.36 at the high school. Domestic science and manual training cost under one cent per pupil.
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Thaddeus Stevens
Ex County Detective Breen Paid Fees for Suit Win
Following a court opinion the county commission issued a warrant for 533 dollars to ex County Detective J H Breen for fees he incurred in his suit. Breen will depart tonight for Schenectady New York to take a new position as yardmaster on the Delaware and Hudson Railroad.
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J. H. Breen
Breen
Schenectady
N. Y
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Relatives of Rev Crow to wed in Presbyterian church
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs Mabel Florence Crow and Miss Mary Elizabeth Crow of Pittsburg. Mrs Florence will wed Louis Samuel Baird of Cleveland, and Miss Crow will wed Harry Anson Schultz of Pittsburg. Rev Nelson M Crow will officiate at the Lawrenceville Presbyterian church.
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Mabel Florence
Mary Elizabeth Crow
Pittsburg
Louis Samuel Baird
Cleveland
Harry Anson Schultz
Nelson M. Crow
J. S. Crow
Lawrenceville Presbyterian Church
London Tops Europe for Health Among Capitals
London records the best health metrics among European capitals according to a regional health survey. The study highlights strong public health indicators and access to medical services across the capital.
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London
Man Convicted in Beaver County Murder Sentenced to Five to Twenty Years
Mike Nobberstick, convicted of second degree murder, was sentenced by Judge Holt in Beaver County to a term of five to twenty years in the western penitentiary. The final time will largely depend on his conduct while incarcerated.
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Mike Nobberstick
Western Penitentiary
Holt
Beaver County
Bryan Stir at Chicago Becomes Focus of Gop Rivalries
In Chicago on June 17 W J Bryan Democratic leader arrives unheralded to warm welcomes. He denies being a candidate but says he may fight for a progressive platform at Baltimore. Bryan expects Clark or Wilson to lead the Dems and plans to tour the country for the nominee.
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Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Taft
Roosevelt
Bryan
Baltimore
United Press
Clark
Wilson
Five Georgia Delegates Hurt in R R Wreck
Five Georgia delegates were injured when a Pennsylvania train from the south collided with another train in the Pennsylvania yards in Chicago. A. M. Flucker of Argyle was taken to St Luke's hospital with serious bruises and cuts, while Henry Johnson Lincoln Dr W F Penn W M Jones and J W Davidson were treated at Hotel Washington for less serious injuries.
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Chicago
Georgia
Pennsylvania Yards
A. M. Flucker
Argyle
St. Luke's Hospital
Henry Johnson Lincoln
W. F. Penn
Atlanta
W. M. Jones
Statesboro
J W. Davidson
Macon
Washington
When a husband’s reply shines with honesty
A humorous exchange reveals a wife asking if her death would lead to remarriage. The husband’s stern saying he wouldn’t marry again is met with relief at his positive delivery. The dialogue underscores practical, lighthearted views on love and commitment.
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John
Elderly London Woman Leaves Home to Endow Convalescent Care
An elderly London woman who lived with only a dog for years died and left her residence to be used as a convalescent home. She bequeathed 50000 dollars for its endowment.
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London
German Process Produces Durable Stone From Blast Furnace Slag
A German technique creates building stone from blast furnace slag and lime that hardens with age. The material gains strength over time and offers a durable alternative for construction.
Pledges Secured for Senator Cummins by Des Moines Booster
Ex Judge Jesse A. Miller reports delegates from all over the country have pledged to support Cummins on early ballots. He says ten Cummins delegates have won over Taft and Roosevelt backers, while Cummins supporters press to avoid the bitter party fight and build broad support. A caucus call aims to line up Iowa delegates against Cummins.
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United Press
Cummins
Jesse A. Miller
Des Moines
Iowa
Taft
Roosevelt
Miler
Harry
Facts Worth Knowing From An Old Newspaper Snippet
A series of curious notes cover practical tips and trivia. Topics include preserving meat with vinegar cloth, daily saliva volume, America's first silk manufacture in Philadelphia in 1815, Persian titles and Mecca links, a California high school machine for peaches, quinine import value, and a Chicago supreme court order requiring a hair restorer demonstration on a bald policeman.
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America
Philadelphia
Khan
Mecca
Hazi
Sayed
Said
Syed
California
United States
Supreme Court of Chicago
A cautionary note on true goodness and vanity
The quote warns that virtue alone is not trustworthy when it rests on seeking recognition. It implies genuine character requires motives beyond self-promotion and public gaze.
Local social notes from North Ray Street and connections
Mrs. Jesse Smith returns after a three weeks visit in Cleveland. Mrs. Margaret Wimer visits with Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Wimer on Ray Street. Mrs. George W. Clutton and Mrs. William Brown have returned from Chicago. W. W. McMurty, working in Erie, spent Sunday with his wife and daughter on Crawford Avenue. Cust Blair of Charlestown and Dike Blair of South Bend spent Sunday with their parents near Princeton where their daughter Mrs. Henry Thornton and children from Garden City, L. I., stay several weeks.
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Jesse Smith
North Ray Street
Cleveland
Margaret Wimer
Portersville
F. R. Wimer
Ray Street
George’ W. Clutton
William Brown
Chicago
W. W. McMurty
Erie
Crawford Avenue
Cust Blair
Charlestown
W. Va
Dike Blair
South Bend
Ind
George D. Blair
Princeton
Henry Thornton
Garden City
L. L
Colored delegates say they have not deserted Mr Taft
Two of Georgia's five negro delegates claimed by Roosevelt supporters as Taft deserters said they will vote for Taft. E. N. Stout and Lincoln Johnson stated they signed a Roosevelt pledge only if the Georgia delegation acted solidly. Johnson arrived with a broken knee after a train wreck but will attend the convention to vote Taft.
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Chicago
Georgia
Roosevelt
Taft
McKinley
E. N. Stout
Lincoln Johnson
Stout
Johnson
Local Girl to Wed Western Minister
Miss Hulda Swanson of Galbreath avenue will wed Rev. W. W. Wall from Tacoma, Wash., in Florence, Oregon on June 27. Friends hosted a surprise from 30 attendees at her home in honor of the upcoming marriage.
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Hulda Swanson
Nels Swanson
Galbreath Avenue
Florence
Ore
Rev
W. W. Wall
Tacoma
Wash
Wanted Cheap Horse 1919 Ad Note
Short wanted notice from Moras via street offering a cheap horse in 1919. Contact 1585 J Bell or 786 Union by phone or 26016 for details.
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Cheap Horse
Moras
J Bell
Union
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