Steubenville High School Class of 1915 Commencement
The fifty sixth annual exercises at Wells Auditorium closed Steubenville High School's year with eighty six graduates. President Alston Filis of Ohio University spoke affirming education, character, and service, urging graduates to pursue substantial work and public good. The program included salutatory by Edith Dalrymple and valedictory by Margaret Fisher, with songs, solos, and diplomas presented by A. M. Lyons.
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Steubenville High School
Weils Auditorium
Langey- Hinrichs
J. Frank Smith
Finley Church
Reinhold Becker
Edith Estelle Dalrymple
Chaminade
Sara Taggart
Alston Filis
Ohio University
Villanelle
Eva Dell’ Acqua
Virginia Ault
Helen Tweed
Rebecca Sticker
A. M. Lyons
Board of Education
Excelsior
Balie
Waltzel
Waldteufel
America
Benediction
Joseph A. Speer
P. Church
Ellis
Fitis
Athens, C. University
Intel Ce
U. S
United States
Germany
Ohio
New Zealand
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
Oxford
England
Ahmed
Sebai Han
Prince Ahmed
Benecha
Kishka
Prince Beneeka
Prince Beneeha
Beneeba
Margaret Fisher
Graduates of Training Department Named
Mary Elizabeth Barthold, Helen Marie Blinn, Leila Frances Sindorf, Ruth Moore Sharp, and Elizabeth Alice Speer are listed as graduates of the Training Department.
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Carlyle Walton Amicon
Virginia Jewett Ault Wilbur McCurdy Beatty
James Lowry Childs
Harry McCullough Clark
Emily Catharine Clark
Alice Dargie Vera
Lucille Davison
Phyllis Evans
Kimble
William Levinson John Morton Loughhead
Gladys Elizabeth Anderson
Frank Thompson Black
Yudis Esakovich
Marie Louise Fach Margaret Ellen Fisher
Florence May Hale
Emma Grace Hottel Francis Emery Ford Francis Freshwater
Helen Elliott Gault
Llewellyn Gill Waldo
Mary Florence Ekey
Jennie Edith Lavine
Ella Marie Polen Hazel Louise Weber
Mildred Wells
Mary Louise Moses
Margaret Estella Mueller Homer Clintom Myers Wilma
Virginia Sharp Franklin Baker Simmons
Nellie May Spriggs
Rebecca Biven
Mary Jlanet Taggart
Sara Taggart Frank Walter Thompson
Helen Louise Tweed Mose
Maurice Wolinsky
Mary Bernice Jackman
Myra James Edna Myrtle King
la Ree
Fiester
la Voe
William Lawrence Medcalf
Kathryn Ruth Schnorrenberg
Mary Elizabeth Wanenmacher Hanna Eloise Walker
Mary Elizabeth Barthold
Helen Marie Blinn
Leila Frances Sindorf
Ruth Moore Sharp Elizabeth Alice Speer
Strengthen Army and Navy Urged by Bonaparte at Carnegie Hall
In a Carnegie Hall address, former Army General Bonaparte warned that neglect endangers the United States and urged immediate steps to bolster the army and navy. He argued Britain must maintain naval strength, warned of invasion risks, and urged decisive action before time runs out.
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New York
de Bonaparte
National Security Legue
Carnegie Hall
Trengthen
Army
Bonaparte
United Sites
Paris
Washington
Willis
England
Belgium
Tam
Britain
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
Dean
Kent
United States
America
Ajax
Two Doctors Hurt In City Auto Crash On Third And South
Dr L C Hill and his brother Dr George Hill from Wheeling were badly injured in a racing crash at Third and South streets at 6 30 pm Monday. Both taken to Ohio Valley hospital with serious head and chest injuries. Dr L C Hill may die. Dr George Hill suffered multiple cuts and a broken left wrist. Witness Jack Bauman of Wheeling provided the account. Dr Curtis Laughlin reports both show some improvement and may recover.
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L. C. Hill
George Hill
Wheeling
South
Ohio Valley Hospital
Fourth and
Market Streets
Schroeder
Market
Hill Auto
Autcs
Hill
Jack Bauman
Hill Brothers
Bauman
Wheeling Register
Drs. Hill
Curtis Laughlin
Two Motions Filed in Me. Leisht Case
In the matter of George W. Me. Leisht two motions have been filed. One seeks a new trial and the other seeks to arrest judgment.
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George W. Me. Leisht
Ohio Roses At East Springfield In Fine Display
A report from East Springfield describes a superb hedge of pink and crimson roses that outshines even California. A traveler from Southern California claims the display rivals the famed Land of the Angels and notes the striking rose variety seen there.
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Ohio
California
Land of the Angels
East
Springfield
Auto in Accident on Lockhart Street Stages Crash
The Bell Telephone Company car with two occupants, Charles Conn of this city and Bob Clark of Brilliant, stripped gears on Lockhart street and backed down a steep grade. After racing a half block at high speed, it hit a telephone pole, stopping from going onto Pan Handle tracks. Clark escaped unharmed while Conn sustained severe arm and hip injuries and was removed to his home.
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The
Bell
Telephone Company
Lockhart Street
Mingo
Charles Conn
Bob Clark
Brilliant
Clark
Conn
Revival Ends in Hickory Led by Rev L K Peacock
Revival services in Hickory Pennsylvania under Rev L K Peacock concluded after four weeks with 1107 conversions and reaffiliations. Today 140 persons joined the revival, and offerings totaled 1450 dollars given to the evangelist as reward for his work in the locality. Hickory, a town of about 300, saw strong neighboring support reflected in the large number of converts.
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Hickory
L. K. Peacock
Marriage License for Quinn and Hobson in Mingo Junction
James Quinn aged 25 and Mary Hobson aged 23, both of Mingo Junction, obtained a marriage license. The record notes their names and ages as listed in the civil ceremony filing.
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James Quinn
Mary Hobson
Mingo Junction
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WELLS
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Beneeka
Seleni
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Spencer
Una
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Red Cross
Errour
Knight
Paynim
Graduates Training Department
Hmnaparte
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Eal
Inonaparte Con
Third Street
Alonzo Hill
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