Notables Set for 61st National Education Meet in California
San Francisco and Oakland host the 61st annual National Education Association meeting and World Conference on Education from July 1 to July 4. Notables include General John J. Pershing, Alvin M. Owsley, William Campbell, and U.S. Commissioner John Tigert. Harding may attend. estimated 20,000 visitors expected.
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Ellis H H. Martin
International Mews Service
San Francisco
National Educational Association
Oakland
John J. Pershing
Alvin M. Owsley
American Legion
William WW. Campbell
University of California
John J. Tikert
United States Commissioner of Education
Herbert Hoover
Cgammerch
Augustus 0. Thomas
Princess Santa Borghese
Rome
Italy
Harding
San Frantiseo
Association
Washington
National Education Association
Igag
First Congregational Church of
Panu-Pacific Union
Frank E. Bunker
Pan-Pacific Union
Honolulu
T. A
American Junior Red Cross
Henry Noble MacCracken
Varsar College
Poughkeepsie
New York
John L. Davie
State of
California
Will C. Wood
Journal of Education
Boston
Mass
Thrift Education
Edith McClure Patterson
Dayton
Ohio
Education For Parenthood
A. E. Binzel
Cornell University
University of Minnesota
Lewis M. Torman
Leland - Stanford University
Wi Iam
Bishop Owen
Chicago
George Drayton Strayer
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
New York City
James FP. Hoste
Associata
Charles Hubbard Judd
School of Education
University of Chicago
Hotel Yairmont
John J. Tigert
United States
Washington, D. C
Thomas E. Finegan
Harrisburg
William L. Bettinger
Floranca M. Hale
Augusta
Maine
University of California, Berkeley
American Council On Education
Augustus O. Thomas
Committee On Foreign Relations
The
Orient
Foundation of Happiness Found in Conscious Virtue
Lord Chesterfield states that true happiness comes only from conscious virtue and inner peace, arguing that wealth power or status cannot quiet or cure inward guilt or distress.
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Lord Chesterfield
Custom Of Paying Tax Collectors 5 Per Cent Old One
County records show a long standing custom of paying five percent commissions to tax collectors. Old ledgers from 1851 and 1861 indicate such commissions were routine, with John Ferguson in North Beaver township receiving 1,258.51 and 62.52 as commission. The auditors questioned this practice this year. The Ellwood City Eagles chapter arranged a mortgage of 50,000 pounds with First National Bank to fund a club house, bearing eight percent interest, with the Eagles purchasing a site for the building.
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Lee Horner
John Ferguson
North
Beaver Township
Eernal Order of Eagles of
Ellwood City
First National Bank of
Eagles
Eagles To Issue Bonds For Temple
Mortgage records filed at the register and record office this morning reveal one issue of bonds by the Temple Eagles organization.
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Eagles
Temple
Office of the Register
Fra
Two Motorcycle Policemen Likely Move Approved
Council considers two ordinances one for 1200 dollars to buy a police department automobile and another to add a second officer. Connectiman Burns would not commit vote. financial concerns cited. Mayor Rentz supports the move as necessary for traffic and notes two motorcycle officers may be used with one machine.
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Anderson
Police Department
Hile
Connectiman Burns
Lusk
Rentz
Retail Credit Men’s Banquet Postponed
The Retail Credit Men's Banquet at the Elk's Club tonight is postponed due to the organizing committee being unready and the Ad Club dinner at Yolkea. It now reschedules for Tuesday, June 26. Dogs roam and damage gardens on Sharp Street yesterday.
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Retail Credit Men's
Elk’s Club
Ad Club
Yolkea
Delprincipi Hit By Car Near Fulkerson Street
Vincenzo Delprincipi of Fulkerson Street was injured when a Coupe driven by Ezabeth Meegan struck him on the sidewalk near their homes. The car bumped him onto the lawn and the front wheel passed over his legs twice before stopping. He was carried home by a car. An ordinance passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincenzo Delprincipi
Fulkerson
Ezabeth Meegan
Washington Street
Meaegan Wags
Delprincipi
Sewer project advances in Mahoning town council
The Main sewer proposal for Mahoning town was introduced, sent to committee, and passed out favorably by the council, moving toward final action.
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Mahoning Town
High Alumni Picnic Plans Set for New Castle
Plans for the New Castle high school alumni picnic at Cascade Park on June 29 were finalized by all class committees on Monday evening. Tickets will be sold by committees and at Love and Megoun’s, Fais Jews, Bartholomew’s, and Charles Westrall stores in the Seventh ward. Absent committee members can obtain tickets and return post cards from James K. Pol.
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New Castle High School
Cascade Park
Love and Megoun’s
Fais- Jews Drug
Bartholomew's Drug Store
Charles Westrall
Seventh Ward
James K. Pol
Dinner and seating plans for Grove event announced
Dinner will be served at 6 30 in the grove and guests will be seated in class groups. Final arrangements will be completed at a meeting of the committees Wednesday July 27.
Conti to Face Mayor Over Explosive Incident in Mahoningtown
Jake Conti accused of firing discharged explosives during last week celebration in Mahoningtown will be heard by Mayor Rentz on June 20. In Silesia a chimney stunt made entirely of compressed paper is touted as fireproof.
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Jake Conti
Mahoningtown
Rentz
Slau
Silesia
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So. Mill St
New Castle
F.L. Runkle
North Mill Stree
Atlantic City
New England Ocean
South Carolina Avenue
Wylie's Market
Nesh. Ave
Fancy Santos
Dimity
Sateen
Ailk Mull
Voile
Batiste
Lingette
Warry Gross CO
Beryvice At
Retail Credit
Sharp Street
W. Washington Street
Miss Meegan
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Regent Theatre
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