Large Class Completes Course At St Marys Church
Sunday afternoon at 30 o clock special program will be held in St Marys church for 42 students who completed the Heat teade. Ten of the 42 were admitted to high school February. Names include Edward Burns Edward Burke John Daly Nicholas Daika Joseph Laugherty John Eagan Charles Mynn Josep Grotefend John Han rahan Paul Hite Oscar McCormick Gradley McGenigle Hugh McPhil lips Fred Nene Clair Oberlutnex Haniel Quinn Joe Riey John Shepp Joseph Vosus Charles Wertz Gertude Boyles Alice Canavan Margaret Ogvis Gertrude Donegan Catherine Foe Margaret Foe Masie Ful kerson Rosemary Flynn Mary Z Cu reene Frances Hillstein Mary Mcdtermick Elizabeth McDevitt Roxe McGahagan Helen McGowan Gladys Richards Eleanor Ryan Georgena Ryan Helen Shaughnessy Mary Wha Jen Clara Young.
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Su. Mary's
Fener
Studenca
Teade
Edward Burns
Edward Burke
John Daly
Nicholas Daika
Joseph Laugherty
John Eagan
Charles Mynn
Josep Grotefend
John Han
Helen McGowan
Gladys Richards
Eleanor Ryan
Georgena Ryan
Helen Shaughnessy
Mary Wha Jen
Clara Young
Electric Power In U S Equals 21 Million Horses
In Indianapolis June 28 the Indiana Committee on Public Utility Information states that meeting 1922 electric light and power output would require 21,009,000 horses working ten hours daily. The report notes 65,000,000,000 horsepower hours delivered to customers in 1922 and predicts a doubling of powerplant capacity within five years if demand remains strong.
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International Navy Service
Indiasadolis
Lighland Power Induskry
Indiana Committee On Publc
Millionaire Dies Of Hunger Amid Riches
London reports Gottlib Stauffer a Geneva recluse millionaire found dead from starvation in his lavish chateau. Only a single filthy room inhabited while dust and wealth remained in other rooms. He owned Geneva buildings and a racing stud with horses winning races at Lucerne. He left no relatives or heirs known.
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London
Gottlib Stauffer
Geneva
London Daily Express
Stauffer
Lucerne
Mental math marvel from Calcutta youth in New York
Somesh Chandre Bose of Calcutta demonstrated rapid seventh root extraction and multi million digit multiplication before the Union of the East and West at George Gray Bernard's Cloister. A turbaned Hindu youth impressed with feats of mental arithmetic while Japanese actor K Nambu presented a King Trending demonstration and a play Eternal Life concluded the event.
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New York
Somesh Chandre Bose
Calcutta
India
George Gray Bernard
190Th Street
Fort Washington Avenua
Pase
K. Nambu
East
T7th Street
Bose
Family Still an Institution in Switzerland
In Geneva on June 23, Swiss voters rejected a federal proposal to make alcohol production a state monopoly by a margin of 457,779 to 259. The decision preserves private alcohol farming with many stills run by families as part of Switzerland’s estimated annual output of about 1.76 million gallons.
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International News, Service
Geneva
Switzerland
No Kick to It Appears in Lafayette Courier
A brief quotation notes agreeable advice as pleasant medicine that is easy to take but provides little benefit, attributed to the Lafayette Courier. The line reflects a sentiment on practical counsel versus actual value in everyday decisions.
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Lafayette Courier
Chief believes Strick is peeper in Pearson street case
Chief Elder asserts Eddie Strick, arrested by Policeman Campbell and Constable Fleeger, is the Pearson street peeper who skimmed the Birk home window. Strick, a mentally deranged youth, would be returned to Cleveland as police pursue another man seen near the Helbey home.
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Eddie Strick
Campbell
Fleeger
Mra. B. M. Birk
Pearson Street
Strick
Cleveland
C. A. Brookover
Anid
Orks
Jia
Helbey
Groton Avenue
Evangelist Buzzi Conducts Three Greenwood Services
Evangelist Buzzi will conduct three meetings at Greenwood M E Sunday. At 4 45 PM the topic is The Greatest Magnet in the World. At 2 30 PM a patriotic service with old soldiers guests titled Shall the Stars and Stripes or 4 Foreign Flag Dominate. At 7 30 PM the subject will be Popular Amusements Theatre Cards and Dance.
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Evangelist Buzzi
Greenwood
Spectacles to Match Dress in Fashions
London fashion note reports women will wear spectacles that match their dresses and eyes. An optician in Mayluk plans artistic spectacles to suit outfits, reflecting a trend in coordinated eyewear.
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London
Ayill Woo
The
Tandon Daily Express
Mayluk
Glasses to Match Dresses and Hats Trend in Spectacles
A Daily Sprees representative notes demand for glassware color coordination with dresses and hats. Rima of new spectacles will be tinted via a special process. Ornamental rims are selected to suit wearers, with milk white for dairy workers, amber for red-haired women, and tortoise shell fading from fashion to ambers gaining popularity.
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Tabyays
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted Tony Cambrosa Ruth Gray and W R B Shreve. Also admitted O Discharged Hope George.
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Tony Cambrosa
Canyon Street
Ruth Gray
North Crawford Avenue
W. R B. Shreve
Ashtabola
Hope George
Chair Puller Joke Victim Awarded 1251
Mrs Mae Griffin received 1251 in damages after a prank where a chair was pulled as she prepared to sit down in the Successful Farming office in Des Moines Iowa The incident occurred while she was on the job and involved a joke against her.
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International News
Bes Moines Oe S. la
Practical
Mae Griffin
Gritty
Successful Farming
Baldhead Club Hair Counting Contest Planned in Hartford
In Hartford on a June afternoon the Baldhead Club of America will parade 200 bald heads for a photo contest after a dinner. Prizes go to the baldest and other top categories including handsomest and fattest. Admission requires a bald spot of at least three inches. The event is part of the club’s annual dinner and hair count.
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Hartford
Conn
North America
Baldhead Club of America
Fire Alarm Boxes and Exclusives Across Shenango Area
Fire alarm boxes listed across multiple streets and landmarks in Shenango Valley, detailing service areas and exclusive users. Entries note hospital ambulance routing, factories such as Shenango Pottery Co and Grasselli Chemical Co, and boxes tied to specific streets and districts including Beav er, Grant, Washington, Croton, and Mahoning avenues with mention of public squares and mills.
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W. Washington St
Penna Depot
Bhlm St
West Falls St
Shenango Valley Hospital
Jefferson and
Grant Sts
Beaver and
South Sts
North St
North St. 17—South Jeferson St., Near Findex's Feed Store. 18—Grant Ave
Green St
Wilmington Ayd
Mercer St
Lincoln Ave
Highland
Wallace Ave
Neshannock Ave
Grant and
East St
Washington St
Public Square
Central Engine House
Highland and
Sheridan Ave
Washington and Mill
Highland Ave
Elizabeth St
King's
Cartisla St
Laurel Ave
B. Washington and
Court
S. Walnut
Croton Ave
Martin St
Court St
N. Tuy and
Ridge
Crawford and Erle Ave
cCrawford Ave
County Line
Summit
Lurton
Public Squire
e—Grant
Sampson
Shenange Pottery Co
Shenango Pottery Co
Fire Dept
Westside
Bmichfield Street
Mery and
West North
Sankey
Lee Avenue
Grassell Chemical Co
N. C. Rubber Co
Cherry and
Second Sta
Montgomery Ave
Lofayatta Street
Shenango Tin
Shenango Tin Mill
New Castle Capital
Elliott Blair Steel Co Box Allocation at New Castle Tin Mill
A notice states the Elliott-Blair Steel Co. will use the box at 83 Long Ave and Mill St New Castle Tin Mill exclusively for Elliott-Blair Steel Co. A direction specifies the box is to be used solely by the company.
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New Castle Tin Mill
Long Ave
Mill St
Elliott-Blair Steel Co
Berlin Opens First Modern Gas Station in Germany
Berlin June 23 The first modern gas station in Berlin has opened. The station dispenses fuel via a beer tap like nozzle and uses compressed carbonic gas to trigger pouring due to strict fire laws. Another station is operating in Hanover as Germany expands fueling infrastructure.
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Berlin
Hain
Cspital
Germany
Hanover
Reich
Damaged Beards Lead to Prison in Prague Ruling
In Prague a court ruled two workmen jailed for clipping their foreman's beard and moustache. The man with the trimmed facial hair sought 3,960 crowns for the moustache and 1,900 for the beard, but the court found damages insufficient and imprisoned the workers.
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Prague
Young Friends Conference to be Held at Earlham College
Young Friends from across the United States will gather in Richmond Indiana for a 19 day conference at Earlham College. The event runs from July 27 with speakers and activities planned for attendees.
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Janal
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