Large Class Completes Course At St Marys Church
Sunday afternoon at 3 30 o clock a special program will be held in St Marys church to honor the two students who have completed the night grade course and to present honor awards. Ten of the 42 students completed the work last February and were admitted to the high school then. Names include Edward Burns Edward Burke John Daly Nicholas Dulko Joseph Dougherty John Eagan Charles Flynn Joseph Grotefend John Hannenhans Paul Hite Oscar McCormick Bradley McGonigle Hugh McPhilips Fred Nene Claire Oberiutex Daniel Quinn Leo Rieg John Shepp Joseph Vegus Charles Wertz Gertrude Boyles Alice Canavan Margaret Davis Gertrude Donegan Catherine Fee Margaret Fee Masie Fulker son Rosemary Flynn Mary E Greene Frances Hillstern Mary McCormick Elizabeth McDevitt Rose McGahagan Helen McGowan Gladys Richards Eleanor Ryan Georgena Ryan Helen Shaughnessy Mary Whalen Clara Young.
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St. Mary's Church
Edward Burns
Edward Burke
Tohn Daly
Nicholas Dulko
Joseph Dougherty
John Eagan
Charles Flynn
Joseph Grotefend
John Han
Electric Power In U S Equals 21 Million Horses
Indianapolis June 23 1922 figures from the Indiana Committee on Public Utility Information compare electric output to 21 million horses working ten hours daily for 300 days a year. The 1922 energy delivered reached 65 006 000 000 horsepower hours and the committee notes a huge expansion of power plant facilities with a need to double capacity within five years if demand remains strong.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Indiana Committee On Public Utility Information
Millionaire Dies Of Hunger Amid Riches
Gottlieb Stauffer a Geneva based recluse and millionaire is found dead in a single filthy room of his chateau in London. A starved cat lies beneath the bed while ledgers and notes are scattered about. He owned blocks of Geneva properties and once ran a racing stud with prizewinning horses. He had no known relatives.
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London
Gottlieb Stauffer
Geneva
London Daily Express
Stauffer
Lucerne
Hindu prodigy poses rapid seventh root feat in New York
Somesh Chandra Bose of Calcutta displayed astonishing mental math at George Gray Bernard Cloister with a 35 digit number, instantly extracting its seventh root. A turbaned Hindu, he multiplied millions of figures from audience challenges, while K Nambu demonstrated mind reading and a play titled Eternal Life concluded the program.
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New York
Somesh Chandra Bose
Calcutta
India
George Gray Bernard
190Th Street
Fort Washington Avenue
K. Nambu
No. 70
East 77Th Street
Bose
Family Still an Institution in Switzerland
Geneva reports Swiss voters rejected a proposed federal law to create an alcohol state monopoly. The margin was 457,779 to 259,068 against. Switzerland produces about 1,760,000 gallons of alcohol annually, much of it in small family stills.
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International News Service
Geneva
Switzerland
Agreeable advice is like pleasant medicine
A Lafayette Courier note compares agreeable advice to pleasant medicine, easy to take yet of little benefit, reflecting a pragmatic view on gentle counsel.
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Lafayette Courier
Edison Son Lands Job Without Questionnaire
Thomas A. Edison sent his son T. M. Edison through MIT in Boston though he opposed colleges. The younger Edison received his electrical engineering degree from President Samuel W. Stratton and went directly to his father’s plant in Orange, New Jersey, securing a job without answering the Edison questionnaire.
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Thomas A. Edison
T. M. Edison
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Young Edison
Samuel W. Stratton
Edison
Orange
N. J
Chief Believes Strick Is Peeper In Narrowed Case
Chief Elder declares Eddie Strick, arrested by Policeman Campbell and Constable Fleeger, is the man who peered through the rear home window on Pearson street. Strick, a youth described as mentally deranged, is to be returned to Cleveland as police link him to a local robbery. a second man is suspected of fires on the East Side.
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Eddie Strick
Campbell
Fleeger
E. M. Birk
Pearson Street
Strick
Cleveland
C. A. Brookover
Rks
Helbey
Croton Avenue
Evangelist Buzza Leads Patriot Services at Greenwood M E
Evangelist Buzza to conduct three Greenwood M E church meetings Sunday at 10 45 AM with The Greatest Magnet in the World at 2 30 PM patriotic service with old soldiers guests and Shall the Stars and Stripes or a Foreign Flag Dominate at 7 30 PM with Popular Amusements Theatre Cards and Dance as topics.
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Evangelist Buzza
Greenwood
Spectacles To Match Dress In Fashions
London reports women will wear spectacles matching their dresses and hats, with an optician in Mayfair preparing artistic spectacles to suit outfits. The piece notes a fashion trend toward color coordinating eyewear with attire and eye color as part of a stylish ensemble.
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Daily Express
London
London Daily Express
Mayfair
Shenango Valley Hospital Patient Admits and Discharges
Admitted: Tony Cambroso from Can yon street, Ruth Gray of North Crawford avenue, W. R. Shreve of Ashtabula, O. Discharged: Hope George of Audley avenue.
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Tony Cambroso
Canyon Street
Ruth Gray
North Crawford Avenue
W. R. Shreve
Ashta
Bula
Hope George
Audley Avenue
Chair Puller Joke Costs Damages at $1251
Des Moines Iowa June 23 A practical joke cost 1251 in damages awarded to Mrs Mae Griffin for an injured spine. She was hurt when a joker pulled a chair from under her as she was about to sit down while working in the Successful Farming office.
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International News Service
Des Moines
Mae Griffin
Bald-Head Club Plans Hair Counting Contest
In Hartford on June 23 250 of North Americas baldest domes will parade before cameras after the Baldhead Club of America hosts its annual dinner. Prizes will be awarded for baldest handsomest homeliest fattest thinnest and thickest heads with admission requiring a bald spot of three inches or more.
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Hartford
Conn
North America
Baldhead Club of America
Monument for World War Mothers Gains Momentum in Florence
Florence reports a drive to raise funds for a monument honoring the mothers of world war heroes. Signor Mussolini’s cooperation has been sought to boost national contributions.
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International News Service
Florence
Italy
Signor Mussolini
Fire Alarm Box Locations and Exclusives Listed
A long list details fire alarm boxes by street intersections and designated exclusive users. Entries include Shenango Valley Hospital and Shenango Pottery Co. among others, plus several industrial sites and public buildings like New Castle Hospital and Grasselli Chemical Co. Fire department boxes note restricted use and specific addresses.
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Oak and Ray
Central School
Pearson St
Orr Baking Co
Grove Bt
S. Mill St
Douds’ Machine Shop
E. Washington and
Allen
Franklin Streets
Butler Ave
John St
E. Washington St
Arlington Ave
Long Ave
Williams St
Jefferson and George
Carnegie Steel Co
Moravia and
Reiber
Home
Mill
Moravia
Pollock Ave
West Miller
S. Jefferson St
Terrace Avenue
Hamilton and Electric
Lyndal and
Gelmont
Summit and
Sutton
Public Square
Grant Una Sampson
Shenango Pottery Co
Fire Dept
Westside
Smithfield Street
Emery and Sampson
West North
Sankey
Washington St
Lee Avenue
Grasselli Chemical Co
McCleary Ave
Sampson St
Etna and Bluff Bts
Steel Car Works
Mahoning Avenues
Cedar
Orchard
N. C. Box Company
Swansea
Seventh Ward Fire Dept
N. C. Rubber Co
Cherry and
Second
Montgomery Ave
Lafayette Street
Shenango Tin Mill
New Castle Tin Mill and Elliott Blair Steel Co Box Text
Box text lists New Castle Tin Mill at 83 Long Ave and Mill St and Elliott Blair Steel Co. This box reserved exclusively for Elliott Blair Steel Co.
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New Castle Tin Mill
Long Ave
Mill St
Elliott-Blair Steel Co
Berlin Opens First Modern Gas Station
Berlin on June 23 reports the first modern gas station in the city. Drivers fill tanks via a rubber hose from a soda fountain style dispenser using compressed carbonic acid gas to meet fire safety rules. In Hanover a similar station operates, while elsewhere gas is still delivered in pails.
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Berlin
Germany
Hanover
Reich
Damaged Beard Becomes No Damages Case in Prague
In Prague on June 23, a court ruled that a man cannot claim damages for clipped beard or moustache after 20 years of growing it. Two workmen were jailed for clipping their foreman's facial hair while he slept. The foreman sought 5,000 crowns for the moustache and 1,500 crowns for the beard, but the court rejected the claim while imprisoning the culprits for destroying property.
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Prague
Young Friends Conference to convene at Earlham College
Young Friends from across the United States will assemble in Richmond Indiana for a ten day conference at Earlham College starting July 27 with events and meetings planned for the campus and surrounding area.
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Richmond
International News Service
Ind
United States
Young Friends Conference
Earlham College
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