Lehigh Grants Degrees to Class of 1900 and Postgraduates
Commencement at Lehigh ends with 66 graduates and two postgraduates receiving degrees. Notable speakers include George William Barager Nimson Eckert Joseph Stauffer Schultz Louis Ortner and alumni address by Frederick Louis Grammer. Bishop Ethelbert Talbot led devotions amid strong attendance and several undergraduate prizes awarded to sophomores and freshmen in English, math, languages, chemistry and drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Laura Bethlehem
Lehigh
The
Constitution
George William Barager
Hazleton
John Fuller
Quarryville
N. J
United States
Nimson Eckert
Allentown
Joseph Stauffer Shultz
Washington
Louis Ortner
Drifton
Crown
Frederick Louis Grammer
Cornwall
Ethelbert Talbot
Wilbur
W. F. Roberts
Freeland
Robert W. Thoroughgood
Georgetown
Del
Foster Hewitt
Colorado Springs
Col
Felix Golian
Phoenixville
F. W. Parsons
Grafton
W. Va
W. H. Myers
York
B. B. van Sickle
Unionville
C. C. Hewitt
Trenton
J. F. Pelly
Philadelphia
Sutton
Pittsburg
L. W. Evans
Pottstown
W. L. Brunner
H. W. Elsenhart
G. F. Goodwin
Sharon Hill
West Chester class day a charming campus event
The West Chester State Normal School held its class day in the chapel drawing nearly a thousand attendees. The program featured a lush stage with flowers, an orchestra, vocal solos, witty presentations, a class history and prophecy, and special musical numbers followed by meetings, elections, a banquet, and a late campus hop.
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TIMES
West Chester
Bernice
Blanche Nice
Philadelphia
Nan Stewart
New Castle
Del
Nellie Killeen
Carbondale
Mary Wollaston
Kennett Square
Harry Wieand
Maud Chunk
Louis G. McCauley
Susquehanna
Pennsylvania Military College Holds 38th Commencement
Chester June 20 The thirty eighth annual commencement was held before thousands including fashion devotees. A thirteen gun salute honored the Board of Trustees. Ten graduates delivered orations on Richelieu unemployment imperialism and the environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Pennsylvania Military College
Board of Trustees
Philip H. Mowery
First Presbyterian Church
Richelieu
Arthur H. Chankshaw
Pennsylvania
Frederick F. Steinhardt
New York
Phelps R. Holman
Utah
Robert Weth
Muhlenberg College to Move to East Allen Township Site
Muhlenberg College trustees vote to relocate from its 1867 Allentown campus to a 131 acre Baeger farm in East Allen township. Plans call for a large campus with administration building gymnasium dormitories and auditorium to form the Lutheran churchs future university.
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Allentown
Muhlenberg College
Baeger
University of the Lutheran Church
Ulrich
Bucknell Commencement Closes in Lewisburg
Bucknell University awarded degrees and honors at a June commencement in Lewisburg. Notable speakers included A H Fetterolf and graduates list features numerous names from across Pennsylvania and nearby states. Prizes, honorary degrees, and various Latin and mathematics awards were announced for the class of 19th century.
Honors at Lafayette College mark 19 honors and misfortune
Easton June 20 honors at Lafayette College featured W D Little Bloomsbury N J delivering the Latin salutatory M B Moore McKeesport the scientific oration and C F Olat Dubuque Iowa the philological oration while Arthur Phillips Scranton gave the valedictory. O J Oswald Emerald could not speak after ammonia was substituted for water in a class day prank.
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Oswald
Philological
F. Oldt Reylowa
Asi Promiesl
Little, Bloomeb
Hagep Markarian
Tarsus
Armenia
R. B. Tenney, Jr
Washington, D. C
A. Crossley
Anville
Stegend
C. Isett
Pittsburg
R. E. James
Geston
CW. Vs. Wilkesbarre
Chemical Prize
Kiesline
Chain Dam
Bloombergh
E. Weber
Outville
Ficke
Duvuage
Iowa
Louneburize
Liveres
Phullip
Annie A
Ewe
C. W Welsh
Els Jr
Soramtons
Easton
Stier
York
A Trip to the Ocean via Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City appears as a premier seaside resort, promoted with rail travel from Philadelphia. The item advertises an ocean trip leveraging the Pennsylvania Railroad for affordable access to the famed shore destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bank Robbers Caught At Work In Combaustville
Six masked men attempted a bank robbery at the First National Bank of Combaustville. Three forced entry on Main Street while three guarded outside. Dr A L Dennis and a tramp prisoner were bound. They freed themselves and escaped, robbers fled in stolen vehicles after shots. Vault doors blew but safe access failed. J B Sturtevant presided at district Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Combautville
First National Bank
Main Street
A. L. Dennis
Reynolds
Dr. Dennis
J. 8. Sturtevant
Congress
The
Ank
Medals for Fair Graduates at St Joseph’s College
Commencement at St Joseph’s College in Greensburg drew hundreds of Sisters of Charity and priests. Valedictorian was Anna Mary Patterson. other medal recipients included Marie Rose Carroll and Margarette May Dumbaugh, with many more girls receiving premiums. Gold medals were donated by priests of the Pittsburg diocese.
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Greensburg
St. Joseph's College
Sisters of Charity of
Western Pennsylvania
Sisters of Charity
Phelan
Anna Mary Patterson
Marie Rose Carroll
Margarette May Dumbaugh
Pittsburg
Marie Dwunlevy
Cecilia Moran
Carrie Allen
Florence Murphy
Gertrude Flynn
Elizabeth Lee
Marcella Quigley
Della Bennett
Mamie Bennett
Nell Donohue
Darlington Seminary Commencement Lights Up West Chester
West Chester hosts the annual commencement of Darlington Seminary with a festive scene of pretty girl faces and music. The 1900 class lists Grace Alexander Darlington as president Olive Smith Blair as secretary Louise Bryan as treasurer and other graduates from Pittsburgh Staten Island and nearby towns.
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the Times
West Chester
Darlington Seminary
Grace Alexander Darlington
Olive Smith Blair
Pittsburg
Louise Bryan
Je Fane OH Wilson Abrams
Staten Offingham
Colville
Allee McCabe
Aera
Fountain House Sale Tops Bucks County Hotel Prices
In Doylestown on June 20 the Fountain House hotel and its yards and stables were sold by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McLaughlin to Joseph H. Fretz for the largest price ever paid for a Bucks County hotel. Fretz also sold his State street restaurant to Hugh J. Thompson and will take possession around September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Doylestown
Fountain House
Daniel McLaughlin
Bucks County
Joseph H. Frets
State Street
J. Thompson
Fretz
Young People Union Convenes National Convention
One thousand delegates from across the United States attend the four day national convention of the Young People's Christian Union of the United Brethren Church in Lebanon. Seth Light delivers the welcome and Rev. A. G. Nyee replies as the gathering opens with remarks from numerous clergy and lay leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Union
Timpa
Lebanon
United States
Young People’s Christian Union of the
United Brethren Church
Seth Light
A. G. Nyee
I. L. Kephart
J. P. Landis
Lightning wrecks roof at coal superintendent home
Lightning struck the residence of Robert Quinn superintendent of the William Penn Coal Company in Shenandoah on June 20. The blast tore the roof and ceilings of the sheeping apartments, toppled furniture, and sent the female occupants into hysterics. A domestic was knocked down but escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Shenandoah
Robert Quinn
William Penn Coal Company
Sheeping
Gypsies Steal Belongings From Home Near Bloomsburg
Mrs. John Gels of Bloomsburg reports gypsies who had camped near her home two miles north absconded with all portable items including doors of the house. She pursues the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Bloomsburg
John Gels
Horrible trolley accident maims Pittston youth
Special Telegram reports in Pittston on June 20 John Massi son of James Massi a popular merchant was struck by a trolley car. His body and face were badly lacerated his arms cut several ribs broken and he will probably die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timms
Pittston
John Massi
James Aenet
Gant
de Bee
Drougist Lev Ryckman Killed in Bicycle Fall
Greensburg June 20 Lev Ryckman a well known druggist of Export died after a fall from a bicycle near Monroetown. He suffered a fractured skull and his wife was badly hurt. He was a man of 0 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Greensburg
Lev Ryckman
Monroetown
New Pastor for Dickinson Church Named
Rev. James J. Campbell of Philadelphia elected pastor of Dickinson Presbyterian Church. Campbell is Lafayette graduate and previously served at Mt. Bethel Pa Brooklyn New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson Church
Carlisle
James J. Campbell
Philadelphia
Dickinson Presbyterian Church
Campbell
Lafayette
Mt. Bethel
Brooklyn
N. Y
State News in Brief on Veterans and Postmasters
John Brown aged 55 veteran trooper of the Sixth Pennsylvania Cavalry died at Pottstown. He belonged to Richards Post No 505 of Pottstown. The fourth class postmasters were appointed yesterday: Aram William Butler Clinton E J McCullough and Chatham Sylvester Teelro Obemits West Creek J Seri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Pottstown
Richards Post
Aram
William Butler
Clinton
E. J. McCullough
An Chatham
Sylvester Teelro
West Creek
J Seri
Pretty wedding of Miss Jessie B Marietta to J Melvin Grey
One of the prettiest weddings of the season in Connellsville united Miss Jessie EB Marietta, daughter of Rockwell Marietta, and J Melvin Grey, cashier of the Title and Trust Co of Western Pennsylvania, at 8 pm with Rev W R Warren officiating before 300 guests. Maids of honor included Mara Marietta and Minnie B Thompson. Bridesmaids Tulu Grey Emma Stevenson Anna Fuehrer Gertrude Solssen. Ushers Reynolds I Marietta Baltimore William Marietta Con nellsville Henry Clay Norton. Reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Connellsville
Jessie EB. Marietta
Rockwell Marietta
J. Melvin Grey
Title and Trust Company
Western Pennsylvania
W. R. Warren
Mara Marietta
Minnie B. Thompson
East Live 1
Ohio
Tulu Grey
Baltimore
Emma Steveneson
Mebaffey
Anna Fuehrer
Leisenring
Gertrude Solssen
Reynolds I
William Marietta
Brde
Henry Clay Norton
James Marietta
Three Pretty Weddings In Ashland Family Affair
Ashland reports three weddings held today at St Josephs and St Mauritius churches. William J Dougherty of Philadelphia and Bridget Anna Connelly wed in a Nuptial Mass with Miss Connellys sister as bridesmaid. they plan to reside in Philadelphia. Frank Graham and Katie Toene also tied the knot at St Josephs with Edward Graham as best man and Mary Madden as bridesmaid. John M Burgund and Lena Krall wed at St Mauritius in Locust Gap with Mary Brecker as bridesmaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Ashland
William J. Dougherty
Bridget Anna Connelly
St. Joseph's Church
H. J. McGettigan
Katie Connelly
John Quigley
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Dougherty
Reading
Frank Graham
Katie Toene
Mary Madden
Edward Graham
St. Mauritius’ Church
John M. Burgund
Lena Krall
Locust Gap
Mary Brecker
Shamokin
Joseph Burgund
Rev
A. Mistell
Albuquerque Banker W Strickler Weds Miss Van Giesen in Lancaster
At noon today in St James Episcopal Church Lancaster Willard Sackett Strickler of Albuquerque New Mexico married Miss Caroline Martha Van Giesen daughter of Mrs Harriet Van Giesen of Lancaster The ceremony was conducted by Rev L H Lighthipe The bride was given away by her uncle J Fuller of Philadelphia Groom attended by Col Edward W Dobson of New Mexico and ushers C Eugene Montgomery Samuel H Reynolds David R Locher and Richard P McGrann They will honeymoon then proceed to Albuquerque where the groom serves as president of the Bank of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIMES
Lancaster
Willard Sackett Strickler
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Caroline Martha van Giesen
Harriet van Giesen
St. James’ Episcopal Church
L. H. Lighthipe
J. ©. Fuller
Philadelphia
Lola A. van Giesen
Edward W. Dobson
C. Eugene Montgomery
Samuel H. Reynolds
David R. Locher
Richard P. MccGrann
City
Thomas B. Konnedy
Chambersburg
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Thomas Kennedy
B. J. Woodward
W. H. Gibbons
Coatesville
Hymen Holds Court at Media
Winfield Worrel Jones son of John M. Jones chief tipstaff Delaware County Courts and Emma Malin daughter of N. D. Malin Springfield were wed at home in Media by Rev W D Thatcher. Best man George R. Jones and bridesmaid Mabel Malin. George S. Bruce of Philadelphia and Phoebe A. Clopp were married at First M E Church parsonage by Rev Aaron Rittenhouse. The couple will reside in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Winfield Worrel Jones
John M. Jones
Delaware County Courts
Emma Malin
N. D. Malin
Springfield
W. D. Thatcher
First Baptist Church
George R. Jones
Mabel Malin
George S. Bruce
Philadelphia
Phoebe A. Clopp
Franklin Clopp
Media
M. E. Church
Aaron Rittenhouse
Bride and groom wed at St Stephen’s Church Wilkes Barre
John S. Van Nest of Princeton New Jersey and Miss Caroline Butler of Wilkes Barre married by Rev H G Hayden at St Stephen’s Church. Bridesmaids include Elsie Dewitt Josephine Loveland Emilie Bullard Pearl Snyder Annie Deemer Adelaide Chamberlain Elise Mitchell Florence Jewell. Ushers and best man listed from local and regional communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Wilkesbarre
St. Stephen's Church
John S. van Nest
Princeton
N. J
Caroline Butler
H. G. Hayden
Elsie Dewitt
Josephine Loveland
Emilie Bullard
Pearl Snyder
Annie Deemer
Adelaide Chamberlain
New York City
Elise Mitchell
Bethlehem
Florence Jewell
Newton
Mass
Nelson Bennett
Schuyler Reynolds
Carleton Jones
This City
Professor Stahl
Lawrenceville
William Reynolds
Philadelphia
Gere Jayne
Berwick
Mr. Preseth
Newark
William Church
Pittsburg
Alonzo Church
Two Weddings in Shenandoah At Annunciation Church
The Annunciation Church in Shenandoah hosted two weddings today. Thomas Galvin a School Director wed Miss Lizzie B Har diman a public school teacher at noon with J J O'Brien as best man and Anna B Stanton as bridesmaid. In the afternoon James Mc Hage entered matrimony with 4erie hackee Leary as the bride and Reilly as bridesmaid with H F O'Reilly officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Times
Annunciation Church
Thomas Galvin
Lizzie B. Hardiman
J. J. O'Brien
Anna B. Stanton
James McHage
Hackee Leary
Ing Tg Reilly
H. F. O'Reilly
Pretty Bloomsburg Home Weddings Tie Two Couples
In Bloomsburg on June 20 a home wedding joined Miss Blanche Croop and a Danville groom with Rev. Harry Winsker officiating at the Cr home. Last night Miss Eva J. Bloom wed Charles Edinger of Berwick at the bride’s parents’ home with the same officiant. Friends witnessed the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Bloomsburg
A. B. Cr
Geeg Hter
Blanche Croop
Cearice Ush
Danville
Harry Winsker
Eva J. Bloom
Charles Edinger
Berwick
Lebanon couple weds at Kerr residence in simple ceremony
Special telegram reports the marriage of June Bo Minehertie Stoner Kerr daughter of James D Kerr of the Lebanon Water Department and Elmer E Bilhimer of Elisabeth New Jersey. The ceremony was conducted today at the Kerr home by Rev chee aa paaten of Trinity United Mies ee of Leb anon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Bo Minehertie Stoner Kerr
James D. Kerr
The
Lebanon Water Department
Elmer E. Bilhimer
Elisabeth, N. J
Kerr
Rev. Chee
Aa Paaten
Trinity
United
Mies + ee
Sidegmaid J. Nee
Washington, D
Davies Richards Wedding at Lansford
A pretty church wedding took place in Lansford as Miss Sarah B Davies married John J Richards. The order of events included a bridesmaid, a best man, and the groom’s brother serving as usher in a ceremony witnessed by family and local friends.
Couple wed under roses in Mahanoy City ceremony
A wedding held June 20 under smilax and roses united Miss Lottle Stitger and Charles B. Parmley inside the English Latane venue. The ceremony was conducted beneath a floral canopy as friends looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahanoy City
Lottle Stitger
Charles 8
Parmley
Ex-Councilmen Charged Over Grant Acceptances in Reading
A special telegram reports ex-Select Councilman George W. Romig along with former Councilman Jacob Stout and Councilman Howard A. Boas being charged with accepting a set of float grants. The note cites alleged improper grants linked to their tenure in Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Times
Reading
George W. Romig
Jacob Stout
Howard A. Boas
Grantin
Sysco
Miners Threaten to Strike Over Altoona Scale
Fifteen thousand miners employed by the Rochester and Pittsburg Coal and Iron Company serve notice they will strike July 1 unless the Altoona scale adopted last March is granted. The company signed the scale but has not observed it fully. Mass meetings were held though a protesting committee was barred from entry. Central field miners criticize officials for inaction amid price cuts in the Buffalo market by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Rochester and Pittsburg Coal and Iron Company
Central
Rochester and Pittsburg
Buffalo
Recreant Corporation
Death by fall in Harrisburg claims Pollock & Co. collector
Samuel L. Garber, collector for Pollock & Co. Installment House, was found dead this afternoon at the foot of a small embankment on Greenwood Street after being missing since last evening. Blood on his face and neck, a silver watch and company bills on his person. Coroner's jury rules death by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Samuel L. Garber
Pollock & Co
Greenwood Street
Boy Drowned While Bathing In Local Stream
Special Telegram to The Times Norristown June 20 The six year old son of William Taber a local merchant drowned in the Schuylkill while swimming with companions He ventured into deeper water and was pulled under by an undercurrent Attempts to rescue him continued for hours and his body was found far from the last sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timps
Norristown
William Taber
Schuylkill
Taber
Burglars Target Burghill Safe in Break‑In
At dawn burglars tried to rob the safe in A. B. Brown’s Burghill storeroom. A posse surrounded the building but the trio fled, injuring two guards as they escaped with the stolen cash. No clues were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Sharon
A. B. Brown
Burghill
Alderman Buchenau Attacked During Robbery Attempt
In Hazleton on June 20 Alderman Henry Buchенau fought off Scott McNeal who tried to rob him in his office at 10. The struggle wrecked office furniture and an officer heard the altercation and arrested McNeal, who was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIMES
Hazleton
Henry Buchenau
Scott McNeal
McNeal
Robbers Break In On Carlisle Resident
Robbers entered the home of Mrs. W. H. Dakin in Carlisle at an early hour and seriously injured her with a sandbag. Her cries drove the attackers away. Two men were arrested on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Carlisle
W. H. Dakin
Home Rule For Cuba Constitutional Convention Moves Forward
Havana reports the October constitutional convention will include representatives from municipalities plus the Chief Justice, civil governors, two insular secretaries, and the Havana University rector. It aims to grant Cuba broader self government while steering toward eventual independence as per Congress. A petition seeks expulsion of the Post editor for a garlic reference to Cuban women, prompting multiple letters to General Wood demanding punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
University of
Cuba
Congress
Post
General Wood
Naval changes as Burwell takes Bremerton post
Washington June 20 Commander W T Burwell is ordered to duty as commandant of the Puget Sound Naval Station Bremerton Washington relieving Captain J B Coghlen who is on waiting orders Com F P Gilmore is detached from the Luzon at Cavite and ordered home for retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. T. Burwell
Puget Sound Naval Station
Bremerton
Wash
J. B. Coghlen
Com
F. P. Gilmore
Luzon
Cavite
Livery stable in Newark Burned. Horses Saved
Fire destroyed Mullin owned livery stable in Newark New Jersey with fifty five head of horses burned. Loss estimated at thirty five thousand dollars, fully insured. All horses were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newark
N. J
M. M. Mullin
Fie
Steele Freed After Eighteen Months At Eastern Penitentiary
Chestnut Street National Bank cashier Steele was released after serving eighteen months for aiding William M. Singerly in bank misappropriation and filing false returns. Convicted in fall 1898, he was sentenced to six years and six months, commuted by President McKinley in March, with the term ending last night. Steele left the city and will be away three days before likely accepting a job offer. his health is noted as improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Steele
Chestnut Street National Bank
Eastern Penitentiary
Steele
William M. Singerly
Sen
Co) Chestan Steele
Eastern
McKinley
Homoeopathy Institute Nominates Officers in Washington Session
At the American Institute of Homoeopathy session in Washington the slate for next year includes President W W Vanbam of Philadelphia and A B Norton of New York as vice presidents George Royal Des Moines N Ward San Francisco Eu gene H Porter New York Wilson A Smith Chicago T Franklin Smith New York and George B Peck Providence as censor registrar Henry Aldrich Minneapolis Follow-up reports from Norton and President Walton address medical licensure reciprocity and possible changes to state laws to allow license exchange among states with equivalent standards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Institute of Homoeopathy
W. W. Vanbam
Philadelphia
A. B. Norton
New York
George Royal
Des Moines
N. Ward
San Francisco
Eugene H. Porter
Wilson A. Smith
Chicago
T. Franklin Smith
Board of Censors
George B. Peck
Providence
R. I
Henry ©. Aldrich
Minneapolis
William R. King
Committee On Press
Walton
United States
District of Columbia
lnter-State Committee
Boards of
Committee On Legislation
American Medical Association
Medical institute adopts bill for uniform medical standards
The American Medical Association and allied bodies back a bill to let a three physician commission study state laws on medicine and surgery regulation. They would report needed laws to standardize qualifications, with daily compensation for members. The institute invited the National Eclectic Medical Society to attend the Hahnemann monument dedicatory services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Medical Legislation
Foote
National Eclectic Medical Society
Atlantic City
Hahnemann Monument
Jersey Normal School Commencement Held in Trenton
The New Jersey State Normal School held its annual commencement in Trenton this evening with 140 graduates. Dr. James M. Green presided as the exercises began, and James L. Hays of Newark, president of the State Board of Education, awarded the diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Normal School
Trenton
New Jersey State Normal School
James M. Green
James L. Hays
Newark
State Board of Education
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Lehigh University
Young Soldiers
Lutheran University
Bucknell’s Commencement
Ernest Edward Johnson
Anna Curzon Judd
Maurice Aubrey Carringer
Harry B. Waccell
A. H. Fetterolf
Girard College
Charlies F. Armour
Mill Village
Edward Bell
Sabbath Best
Eliza B. Bell
Hollidaysburg
Charles E. Bunnell
Montreee
Marion A. Carringer
Marienville
Joseph H. Depew
Mt. Carmel
Irvin A. DeWitt
Fisher's Ers
Glen G. Durham
Watsontown
Jesse D. Evans
L. Lillian Foust
Milton
George A. Grim
Kutztown
Charles
Charles Henry Miller
Thomas J. Morris
Port Jeryia
Edward A. Moyer
Emmons L. Peck
Emelie L. Pooley
Ridgefield
Edgar Reed
Lairdsville
Stephen F. Reed
Lawrence Station
Loren Marion Reno
Edinboro
Green Miles Robbins
Mooresburg
William R. Rohrbach
Gertrude W. Roos
Lewisburg
Frank M. Schaeffer
Shelly
George BE. Schilling
Cumberland
John Sherman
Andrew J. Sherwood
Union City
Edna S. Shires
Limestoneville
Thornton M. Sharkley
Lewiseers
Harry C. Simons
Oak Lane
Emily Belle B. Sober
Sunbury
Eugene C. Switzer
St. Mary's
Isaac Vincent
Wateon
Reuben Lamont Rentz
Montgomery
Mary Hoopes Sharpless
Grace Slifer
Mt. Pleasant
Robert G. Slifer
Kodiak
Alaska
Mary Stephens
Joseph Caldwell Carey
Frederick William Brown
Franklin
Gertrude Stephens
Carey
Vincent Barrett Fisk
James Demorest Macnab
Bridgeton
Mary Moore Wolfe
Harriet Emily Bills
Addison L. Jones
Harry W. Jones
Battership
Texas
William Barrows
Oxford
Henry Rhodes Hundley
A. M
Doane Academy
Granville
Lewis Ziegler
Reese Harvey Harrie
Lewisurg
Frank King Singiser
Besele Rebecca Burchette
Frankford
Edna Lorine Bacon
Dividing Creek
David Alexander Pitt
Poneeee
Jennie Davis
Camen
J. F. Snyder
Cooperstown
Meadville
Hellopeter
Isaac Ray Vincent
Herbert Tustin
Fiiat
Port Jervis
Irvin A. Devitt
Fisher's Ferry
Jayne
Paliadelphia
St. Joseph’s College
Darlington
Grey
Marietta
Fayette County
Strickler-Van Giesen
Hymen
van Nest-Butler
Parmiley-Stitzer
Rochester
Garber
Alderman
Coghlan
Jersey
Hahnemann
Tional Eclectic Medical Association
Redemption of
C. BE. Fisher
William Ludlow
Thomas E. Roberts
Institute
E. H. Pratt
C. E. Walton
T. ¥. Kinne
Atlantic Refining CO
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