Saint Joseph College Alumnae Reunion Planned Program
The article describes the upcoming Saint Joseph College alumnae reunion with a Saturday tree planting ceremony by the class of 1933 and a buffet supper. Rev. Robert R. Kline will celebrate Sunday Mass for deceased alumnae with a branch proceeding the Mass. The event is led by the Saint Joseph College Alumnae Association.
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Saint Joseph College
Yan
Robert R. Kline
Saint Joseph College Alumnae Association
Saint Joseph College Reunion Plans Noted
Saint Joseph College prepares a 1960 reunion for returning alumnae. Weekend events start with an informal party for the senior class, followed by the Alumnae Council meeting with college officials. Mass will be led by Rev Kilcullen and an address on Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton’s life by Rev Noe Field.
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Saint Joseph College
Thomas J. Kilcullen
Wiliam Noe Field
Seton Hall University
Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton
Mother Seton
Sisters of Charity
America
United States
John XXII
Mother Setan
Coady Backs Sensenbaugh for County School Leader
A Democratic State Central Committee member voiced strong support for Dr. Sensenbaugh as county school superintendent. He praised Sensenbaugh as an educator and leader but criticized costly building projects and urged hiring a county school engineer and a purchasing agent for the system.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Sensenbaugh
Joseph. J. Coady
Central Committee
School board aims for unified plan to cut costs
The Central Committee backs one basic set of school construction plans to save money and avoid architect fees. They praise Dr. Sensenbaugh as a fine educator and urge voters to support a board member who will work with him to aid taxpayers.
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Coady
Sensenbauis
Sensenbaugh
Hall Pattern Aims to Guide New Residence Halls
A fragment notes a plan to use a hall as a pattern for similar residence halls in other sections of the country, stating the first hall will serve a real need.
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Counttry
Notable Founders Die On Independence Day 1828
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both died on July 4 1828 marking the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Their deaths closed a chapter in early American history and were noted across newspapers that day.
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John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
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