Union Services In Slippery Rock Prove Successful
SLIPPERY ROCK Pa June 17 Regular church services resumed with ministers in their pulpits. In the evening Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches held union services at the Presbyterian church led by Rev George S Bowden. United Presbyterian members will join after July 1 with Rev J Harvey deCormick planning July services. Children’s Day program praised for its quality with Mrs George Shromp directing. Missionary Society to meet Friday at Mrs Co O Uber’s home to hear Butler convention reports. Slippery Rock locals: Beatrix Mara of the Normal faculty plans summer at home in Lansing Michigan then Michigan Agricultural College near Lansing for July August. Prof Arthur Hoge returns from Payton Armstrong county and will teach Rural Valley duties in September. Pierca McCullough and others listed.
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Slippery Rock
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
George S. Bowden
United Presbyterian Churcah
J. Harvey deCormick
Beatrix Mar
Lansing
Michigan
Michigan Agricultural College
United States
Arthur Hoge
Payton
Armstrong County
Hogg
Sara Longwell
Keister Street
Taylan
Rural Valley School
Messrs
Pierca McCullough
MT. Hermon Personals
Hermen
J. A. Boak
Bverent
Frances
Martha
State College
Center County
College men win livestock and potato honors at State College
Lloyd Dennison and McCullough earned special gold medals for livestock judging and potato culture at State College and plan to continue work in September. Paul Williams, former Carnegie School of Technology student, returns home to South Hall where his mother renovates a new Normal Avenue residence. Local residents, students, and faculty are noted in a series of summer travels, visits, and preparations for the upcoming term.
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Lloyd Dennison
State College
Mr. McCullough
Mr. Dennison
McCullough
Dennison
Paul Wiliams
Carnegie School of Technology
Pittsburgh
Soath Hall
FE. A. McBride
West Cooper Street
New Castle
Mas Taylor
S. J. Taylor
Franklin Street
Robert Claspey
Caleb Covert
Portersville
Feone McVuten
Avenue
J. C.lynn
Greenville
Morrison Smith
Center Street
Coraopolis
Herbert Thomas
Smith
Avery’ Campbell
Franklen Kelster
Sara. Reed
Grove City
Jane McGrew
Robert Dickey
Crocker
Clyde H. Lady
Arendsville
B. S. McElwaine
Rose Point
McElwaine
Ralph Reynolds
Normal School
Reynolds
Vermont Academy
Saxtons River
Edith Alexander
Normal Avenue
T. J. Hime
Scranton
Heim
Mathilda McClymonds
Free Love Returns to New Castle Street Residence
Free Love returns to New Castle street residence after wintering in AL Name City. Miss Josephine Hartzell of Lowellville Ohio visits Mr and Mrs George Hartzell of East Cooper Street. Hartzell, a teacher and 1920 normal school alumnus, joins family reunion of Elmer Cottrell's relatives. Prof Cottrell and Sam drove 30 miles from South Bend in twelve hours after attending the reunion with ten siblings scattered across states.
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New Castle Street
AL Name City
Josephine Hartzell
Lowellville
Ohio
George Hartzell
East Cooper Street
Misa Hartzell
Normal School
Bejing
Elmer Cottrell
Sam
Automog
South Bend
Indiana
Man Swindler Sentenced in Butler Restaurant Case
Boris Stayanoff was found guilty on two charges involving pretense and fraudulent conversion. The jury took 20 minutes to convict and the court ordered a $590 fine and three years at the Allegheny County Workhouse. He swindled Andy Mitre of $6,095 in January 1923 on a sale of an interest in a restaurant he did not own.
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Butiler
Boris Stayanoff
Cour
Allegheny County
Stayewolf
Andy Mitre
Butler
Mexico to close incident after Kellogg replies
Official circles said the matter would be considered closed if Secretary of State Kellogg did not issue sharp replies to Caltes statement accusing the United States of seizing American property. Public sentiment remains indifferent and hostility has diminished.
Highways See Sixteen Deaths In May In Pennsylvania
Sixteen persons died on Pennsylvania state highways in May according to official figures from the State Highway Department. Three of the dead were pedestrians, and 149 were injured in various accidents. The Memorial Day weekend was among the heaviest accident periods in recent months.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Legion backs National Defense Day on July 4
The National Executive Committee of the American Legion in Indianapolis pledged full support for National Defense Day on July 4. Department commanders were urged to mobilize local committees to organize demonstrations in their communities nationwide.
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Cinternational News Service
Indianapolis
The
American Legion
Seasion
Legion
Princeton Honors Ten With Degrees At Commencement
Princeton University awarded ten honorary degrees and diplomas to 65 graduates at the 178th annual commencement in Princeton New Jersey. Among honorees was United States Senator David Aiken Reed of Pennsylvania, receiving Doctor of Laws.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
David Aiken Reed
United States
Pennsylvania
New Bedford Domestic Science Club Meeting Report
Mrs Frank Carlisle hosted the New Bedford Domestic Science Club at Pridey afternoon. A lively program followed with refreshments provided by the hostess, her mother Mrs J Zedaker and sister Mrs Leon Murphy. Members present included Mrs Popp Iah Shields Barry Tiyeket Thompson Me Kkibben Campbell Mure docx Walker Whitng Zedakar and special guest Mrs Leon Murphy. TAX NOTICE announced that New.
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Frank Carlisle
J. Zedaker
Leon Murphy
Popp
Iah
Shields
Barry
Tiyeket
Thompson
Mra. Mekkibben
Campbell
Muredocx
Walker
Whitng
Zedakar
Bedford residents gather for tax day and local notes
A Bedford notice recalls tax payments due at the New Wilmington bank on June 23 with County Treasurer Nessie in attendance. The issue also records a church entertainment at the Presbyterian church, and a long list of New Bedford and Mt. Hermon personal visits and social calls among residents including families from Ridenburg Scienceville Youngstown and West Middlesex.
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Bedford
New Wilmington Bank
Nessie
New Bedford
Newell Anderson
Cousintown
Newell
Melda Anderson
Keck
Youngstown
Ely Swagger
Frances Cox Seely
New Wilmington
C. Greggs
Melvin
Marcel Guillerey
Flora Carlson
Coltsville
Wilcox
Williams
West Middlesex
J. W. Clark
Mt Hermon Club Entertainment Details
The Mt Hermon club gathering featured Thelma Dean entertaining members of the J.T. club on Saturday afternoon. A reception followed with refreshments served by hostesses Wilberta Roak and Margaret Byrd Shaw. Attendees included Margaret Byrd Shaw, Jennies Viola Munnell, Baornice Beulah and Anna Marie Boak among others.
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Thelma Dean
J.T. Club
Wilberta Roak
Margaret Byrd Shaw
Jennies
Viola Munnell
Baornice
Beulah
Anna Marie Boak
Wil
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