Notables Schedule at 61st National Education Association Meet
The 61st annual NEA meeting opens July 1 in San Francisco and Oakland with speakers including General John J. Pershing Alvin M. Owsley and William W Campbell. Harding may attend. World Conference on Education runs June 28 to early July attracting about 1 000 delegates.
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Ellis H. Martin
International News Service
San Francisco
National Educational Association
Oakland
John J. Pershing
Alvin M. Owsley
American Legion
William W. Campbell
University of California
John J. Tigert
United States Commissioner of Education
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Augustus O. Thomas
Princess Santa Borghese
Rome
Italy
Harding
Association
Washington
Exposition Auditorium
National Education Association
World Conference On Education
First Congregational Church of
Pan-Pacific Union
Frank E. Bunker
Honolulu
T. H
American Junior Red Cross
Henry Noble MacCracken
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
New York
City of
John L. Davie
State of
California
Will C. Wood
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Sacramento
Cal
A. E. Winship
The
Journal of Education
Boston
Mass
Edith McClure Patterson
Dayton
Ohio
Education For Parenthood
A. L. Binzel
Cornell University
University of Minnesota
Lewis M. Torman
Leland Stanford University
William Bishop Owen
Chicago
Ill
George Drayton Strayer
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
New York City
James F. Hosic
Washington, D. C
Thomas E. Finegan
Harrisburg
William L. Bettinger
Florence M. Hale
Augusta
Maine
University of California, Berkeley
American Council On Education
Herbert C. Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Central and
South America
Princess Santa Roghese
Committee On Foreign Relations
Orient
Board of Trustees
Foundation of Happiness in Virtue Cited by Chesterfield
A quotation from Lord Chesterfield argues that conscious virtue is the true foundation of happiness, asserting that wealth, power, or rank cannot quiet or cure the inward pangs of guilt.
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Lord Chesterfield
Embroidered white Muslin Dress with Shadow-Proof Hem
Dress described as white muslin with pretty embroidery, trimmed details, and double 20 inch shadow-proof hem and bodice top. Available in sizes 36 to 44.
Custom Of Paying Tax Collectors Five Per Cent
County records show an old practice of paying five per cent to tax collectors dating back to 1851. The 1865 entry for North Beaver township lists John Ferguson as collector with 1,258.51 in collected taxes and a 62.92 commission. This year county auditors questioned the five per cent commission on treasurer records.
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C. Lee Horner
John Ferguson
North
Beaver Township
Eagles To Issue Bonds For Temple
The register and recorder's office this morning recorded a mortgage by the Fra for Temple related bonds. The transaction signals financing plans for the Temple Eagles organization and local property commitments.
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Office of the Register and Recorder
Fra
Eagles Mortgage Secures Clubhouse Bond in Ellwood City
The Eternal Order of Eagles of Ellwood City assigns a $50,000 mortgage to First National Bank of Ellwood City as trustee to secure a bond issue. Proceeds fund construction of a club house in Ellwood City. Bonds bear 6 percent interest. Eagles buys site for the building.
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Ternal Order of Eagles of
Ellwood City
First National Bank of
The
Eagles
Two Motorcycle Policemen Planned for City
Council considers two ordinances from Councilman Anderson to fund a police car and add another officer. Mayor Rentz calls the move essential due to traffic needs while Burns questions funding, and Lusk supports the auto setup to run a motorcycle unit day and night.
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Anderson
Police Department
Council
Burns
Lusk
Retail Credit Men's Banquet Postponed
The Retail Credit Men's banquet at the Elk's Club tonight is postponed. The delay is due to the committee not being ready to report and the Ad Club dining at the Elks. the banquet will be rescheduled for Tuesday June 26.
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Retail Credit Men’s
Elk’s Club
Organization
Ad Club
the Elks
Dogs Ruin Garden on Sharp Street
Stray dogs damaged gardens yesterday along Sharp Street. Neighborhood witnesses reported the disturbance and flagged property damage in the local area.
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Sharp Street
Delprincipi Injured In Street Car Crash Near Home
Vincenzo Delprincipi of Fulkerson street was struck by a Coupe driven by Miss Elizabeth Meegan of 803 West Washington street. The car turned onto the sidewalk and did not see him until it was too late. The bumper knocked him down and the front wheel passed over his legs twice as the car rolled down the lawn. He was carried home by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincenzo Delprincipi
Fulkerson Street
Elizabeth Meegan
West Washington Street
Miss Meegan
Delprincipi
Sewer project advances in Mahoning town council
The Main sewer plan for Mahoning town was introduced, referred to committee, and passed favorably by the council today.
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Mahoningtown
Further Plans For High Alumni Picnic
Plans for the New Castle high school alumni picnic set for June 29 in Cascade Park were finalized by class committees at their Monday meeting. Tickets will be sold by committees and at local drug stores and a Seventh ward store. Missing committee members can get tickets and out of town mailing cards from James K. Pol.
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New Castle High School
Cascade Park
Love and Megoun
Paisley
Bartholomew's
Charles Westfall
Seventh Ward
James K. Pol
Dinner and seating at grove event on East Street
Dinner will be served at 6 30 in the grove and guests will be seated in class groups Final arrangements to be completed at a committee meeting on Wednesday July 27
Mahoningtown Celebration Explosives Hearing Set
Jake Conti accused of discharging explosives during a Mahoningtown celebration will be heard by Mayor Rentz on June 20. The case centers on alleged disruptions at the public event last week.
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Jake Conti
Mahoningtown
Rentz
Paper Chimney Stands Fifty Feet in Silesia
Dealau in Silesia features a chimney fifty feet tall built entirely from compressed paper. Reports claim the structure is fireproof and stands as a remarkable industrial curiosity amid local speculation.
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Dealau
Silesia
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Educational Association
Jos. W. Haid
Smith Hardware CO
East
Washington Street
So. Mill St
New Castle
North Mill Street
Atlantic City
Englars Ocean
South Carolina Avenue
Steel Pier
Thone Marine
Stitzer & Stitzer
Wyrie’s
East St. and
Nesh. Ave
Fancy Santos
Senate
Dimity
Maslin
Crepe
Batiste
Voile
Sateen
Temple
Washington St
Retail Credit
W. Washington
Cutfcura Lab
Maas
Cuticura
Regent Theatre
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