Eighteen Junior High Faculty Members Now Attending Colleges
Benjamin Franklin junior high reports eighteen faculty members attending summer programs at various colleges and schools. Names listed include attendees at Penn State University University of Michigan Kalamazoo Normal School and Columbus. Several staff remain teaching in the summer school program and shop work continues at the Franklin shop. A note on celestial eclipse effects closes with cautious weather predictions for crop periods.
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Benjamin Franklin Junin High Hool
Erura
Sex Castle
Frank J. Burton
Minnie Edemont
Univetsburgh
Edythe Dunlap
Edwin Geisa
Esther Gibbons
Violet King
Ruth McEwan
May McGaughey
Fatie Welsh
Penn Stave
Bernice Bartlett
Foster's Weather Prognostication
Washington weather forecast predicts a warm spell with rising temperatures and diminishing rainfall after a cool front and storm on June 16. The trend continues through the balance of June as conditions ease and temperatures edge higher.
Weather outlook: heat in mid month. June crops favor
A moderate storm wave will stress the continent with a center around the 22nd followed by a cooler wave near the 26th. After June 17th storm end precipitation should ease, making late June crop weather generally better. Evaporation zones remain fixed, with most rainfall expected on western slopes while eastern slopes face moisture shortages.
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North America
Edenburg Social Roundup Passes Through New Castle
Miss Mary Glenn visited New Castle Thursday while Mrs. Lou Matthew and Ruth joined her in town. Mrs. Herbert Willy and Mrs. Emerson Morrow with Jessie spent the day at J. R. McGuire’s Mahoningtown home. Claude Bennett and daughters Jessie Dorothy toured New Castle Thursday. Roy Gibson, Dr. John W. Fox, Jefferson Fox and Bennie Matleo with Joe also visited New Castle Thursday along with Mrs. Lucy McGraw who was there Friday.
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Mary Glenn
New Castle
Lou Matthew
Ruth
Albert Hewitt
Herbert Willy
Emerson. Morrow
Jessie
J. R. McGuire
Mahoningtown
Claude Bennett
Dorothy
Roy Gibson
John W. Fox
Jefferson Fox
Bennie Matleo
Joe
Lucy McGraw
Local Events Include Meetings and Socials in June
Mant Armstrong J B Shaw and Thomas Brenneman of Volant and Mel Orr of Mercer attended a business meeting at State College last Friday and Saturday. Mrs J H Hilliard of Pittsburgh is visiting at the home of her son BE M Hilliana. A strawberry and ice cream social will be held at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening June 22. North Sewickley Grange will present the play At Cranberry Corner at the Indians Run Grange Friday evening June 24.
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Mant Armstrong
J. B. Shaw
Thomas Brenneman
Volant
Mel Orr
Mercer
State College
J. H. Hilliard
Piitaburgh
BE. M. Hilliana
Presbyterian Church
North Sewickley Grange
Cranbarry Corner
Indias Run Grange
Summer school sessions dates set for state institutions
Harrisburg dates for the year long summer programs were announced by Dr J A H Reith superintendent of public instruction. Institutions include Bloomsburg Stroudsburg Edinboro Indiana Mansfield California Clarion Kutztown Lock Haven Millersville Shippensburg Slippery Rock and West Chester with start dates ranging June 12 through June 26 and end dates between August 12 and August 20.
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California
Qlavion
Kutztown
Lock Haven
Millersville
Shippensburg
Slippery Rock
West Chester
Mercer County Homicide Hearing and Tax Notes Highlight Mercer County Report
Mercer news covers a grand jury homicide hearing in the June criminal term Commonwealth versus Magele Scott of Farrell and a docket listing including larceny by bailee and 16 liquor law violations. It notes real estate values, tax assessment delays, and growth in Valley towns, with Fredonia Vocational School graduates visiting Washington.
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Commonwealth
Magele Scott
Farrell
Snyder
J. A. McLaughry
Lst
T., J. Prather
Crawford
Mercer County
Sharon
James Hay Reed Dies In Pittsburgh Home
James Hay Reed 74 leading Allegheny County lawyer financier building jurist and father of U S Senator David A Weed of Pennsylvania died at his Pittsburgh home after a lingering illness. A senior member of the firm Smith Shaw and McClay Reed served over 40 years, helped organize United States Steel Corporation utilities railroads and lake Erie lines. He was active on civic boards and judged in federal court.
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Pittsburgh
James Hay Reed
Aileheny County
United States
David A. Weed
Pennsylvania
Heed
Smith, Shaw and McClay
Reed
United States Stel Corporation
Public Utilities of
Philadelphia Company
Pittsburgh, Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad
Union Railroad
Pittsburgh and
Lake Erie
States District Court
Arrest Two As Murder Suspects In Mapleton Case
State Police announce formal charges against two women linked to the Mapleton murder of William McCorkle. Authorities say suspects Mike Conte and Louis Riggle, both of Mapleton, attacked and fatally shot the merchant on a highway near Mapleton after robbing him of diamonds and cash.
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McCorkig
Publishers Take Up Many Problems at Pennsylvan ia convention
Waynesboro Pa June 18 Publishers at the Buena Vista Spring hotel discussed problems facing Pennsylvania daily and weekly newspapers in closing sessions of the summer convention of the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publisher's Association. Henry Walter Hazleton led the daily forum and William D. Fish Coudersport oversaw weekly discussions. The convention would end with a banquet this evening.
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Cinternational News Survivey
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
Dlacunaion
Tha
Publisher's Association
Buena Vista Spring Hotel
Here
Dailyes
Ak Forum
Henry Walter
Hazietor
William D. Fish
Coudersport
rupture shield expert to demonstrate in several cities
Chicago rupture shield expert B. Meinherst will demonstrate the Vacuum Shield at the Leslie Hotel New Osste Fa on January 1 from 11 am to 4 pm and June 20 from 9 am to 5 pm. He claims the shield preserves rupture health and prevents dangerous old style trusses while warning against imposters fraudulently claiming representation.
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Meinherst
Chicago
Lesiie
Mew
Osstie
Anuaay
Jane
Ohio Hotel
Youngstown
Ohio
Wednarday
Sunsland
Weinhardt
Rverspo
Ustla Ak
Bowara
Dawes Opposes Career System Of Diplomatic Posts
Vice President Dawes criticizes the career system in the diplomatic service. He argues against automatic political appointees for major posts while allowing exceptions for capable outsiders. He notes pay versus cost of representation, and says political appointments are often used to reward influence rather than merit.
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Dawes
Charles Psp Rwart
Central Press
New Castle News
Washington
Generalivy
Mart
Jamang
Mel
Wien
Uler
Dawes Birthplace Hails In Speech Rumor
A garbled note suggests a remark about President Dawes and his origins. The fragment hints Dawes hails from a distant place, with a speaker noting the president’s hometown in a casual chat.
Open Bridge Tourney Being Arranged at Conneaut July 22
Announcement today states arrangements are being made for an open auction bridge tournament to be held at the J Hotel Conneaut on July 22 afternoon and evening. The entire district will be represented by the best bridge players, with entries coordinated by KR. EL Needham of Greenville, Pa.
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Conneaut Hotel
Conneaut
KR. EL Needham
Greenville
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Mercer News
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Sharon High
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Fredonia Institute
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