Ohio Wesleyan Awards Degrees at 87th Commencement
Ohio Wesleyan University awarded 340 Bachelor of Arts degrees at the 87th commencement along with 12 Master of Arts and two Master of Science degrees. It also granted six Fine Arts diplomas and five Bachelor of Music. Doctor of Divinity honors went to four pastors, while Slocum prizes totaling 3000 dollars were shared by six seniors.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Edwin K. Johnson
Defiance
Samuel
Dunham
Oxford
Glenn R. Philips
Hollywood
Calif
Charles B. Ketcham
Warren
Slocum
James Coultrap
Geneva
Charles Horine
Delphos
Marion E. Johnson
Middlefield
Coultrap
Horlne
Harry King Cleveland
Hiawatha Louder
South Fork
Walter Heddenheimer
Akron
H. Jewett Chisman
Dayton
Elizabeth Fisher
Vernon
Lois Kennedy
Coshocton
Howard Murray
Greenfield
Amy Benton Wright
Phi Beta Kappa
Phyllis Clark
Evelyn Hildebrand
New Washington
Sara Wilhelm
Zanesvrile
Hazel Woodriff
Fremont
Charles E. Jefferson
New York
Ohio Wesleyan
Edmund D. Soper
Wellington Pastor Dr. Recard Calls For Worthy Goals
In a June 6 baccalaureate, Dr. C. W. Recard urged reaching for worthwhile life goals over material wealth. The sermon titled The Challenge of the Unattained focused on spiritual growth, with the Junior chorus providing music as final rehearsals for the upcoming Daddy Long Legs play proceed.
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Wellington
Lfe
C. W. Recard
Eritona Believes Indigestion Remedy Promoted
A historical ad claims Eritona relieves stomach gas indigestion sour stomach and dyspepsia by cleansing the system purifying the blood and restoring vigor. It promotes itself as a doctor recommended herbal medicine sold by Mules Cut Rate Drug Store on Broad 4.
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Fettona
Wellington Hears Local Recitals and Council News
The village council meets tonight with the Board of Public Affairs to follow on Tuesday. Forty mothers and friends attended a Baumgardner piano class recital featuring solo numbers and a two piano encore. Galway area reports note visitors from Los Angeles and Cleveland, 4-H camping plans, school exams, and local social visits among residents.
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Board of Public Affairs
Julia Wynn
Barbara Preston
Arideth Moehle
Betty Carter
Paul Carter
Dale Herm
Betty Coates
Phyllis Coffin
Elizabeth
Mariyn Pitts
Garner Bill to Be Considered Tomorrow in House
Washington June 6 House Rules Committee moves Garner relief program totaling 2.3 billion dollars to the floor for a quick three hour vote. President Hoover, after a Rapidan fishing weekend, directs the administration drive to push the plan while opposing Democratic proposals. Senate revived a provision for 12 home loan discount banks with a Watson Bill sub committee to study.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Hoover
White House
Rapidan
Senate
Congregational Dime Society Plans Clean Church and Contest
S Amherst June notes a Congregational Dime Society meeting at Mrs. Hansford's home. Quotas were arranged for the budget, a church cleaning day planned, and a Bible baseball contest won by Mrs Fozel's team. Royal Neighbors held indoor lodge meetings and set future gatherings at members' homes. A Congregational Christian Endeavor Society trip to Cleveland is mentioned along with visitors from Philadelphia.
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Dime Society
South Amherst
Congregational Dime Society
David Hansford
Fozel
W. Gleason
George Graybill
Edwin Harper
W. Carstenson
B. Mellon
N. G. Townsend
John Grebe
W. Emery
J. Witt
Arthur Engle
Issac Slack
Frank Laraway
W. Roberts
Emil Ruth
H. W. Powers
GC. Fogel
Joan Thompson
Wm. Bullock
Charley Nickel
Lewis Merchant
David Barnhart
August Siess
John Jama
John Kauffman
John Wagener
Phillip Eular
Andrew Gainck
Eugene Griffen
Raymond Jones
Charles Corbett
Gust Anderson
Margaret Schneider
Fear flier presumed lost on Atlantic flight from New York
June 6 London reports aerial officials across Europe feared Stanislau Hausner perished in an Atlantic attempt from New York to Warsaw. Fuel likely exhausted Sunday. a Cork garage owner heard a distant engine over St George's Channel. Beacons in Ireland, France, England, and Poland remained lit. police in Poland and guards in Ireland searched for clues.
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London
Warsaw
Stanislau Hausner
New York-Warsaw
Atlantic
Cork
Ireland
St. George’s Channel
France
England
Poland
Hausner
Eagles Convene At Lima Ohio State Convention Opens
The 29th annual Fraternal Order of Eagles convention began in Lima Ohio with over 1000 attendees, 105 local lodges sending delegates. Gov. George White is slated to address the gathering tomorrow morning.
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Lima. O
Fraternal Order of Eagles
George White
Film actor William Farnum to wed California woman
Hollywood veteran William Farnum aged 55 and Los Angeles resident Mrs Isabelle Lands Major aged 27 will marry in Santa Barbara on Wednesday, according to a marriage license application filed today in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
William Farnum
Isabelle Lands Major
Santa Barbara
The Great Chicken Cage mock trial play planned
Planning notes announce a Friday night performance of a mock trial titled The Great Chicken Cage. An American Legion Auxiliary Post 197 meeting will be held at Mrs. Clarence Kern’s Amherst home Tuesday evening with a Poppy Fund reminder. Briefs mention Carrie Maddock Cleveland Ed Kolbe Elyria visiting Hansford Fridenstine Gibson households.
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Wellington
Ashland
American Legion
Wayne Carmen
George Bowman
Battery
Briner
Fox
Carmen
Johnson, Smith
Hazen
Norwalk
Ed Wise
American Legion Auxiliary
Clarence Kern
Amherst
Carrie Maddock
Cleveland
Ed Kolbe
Elyria
David Hansford
Henry Fridenstine
Lodi Gibson
Drownings Add To Death Toll In Ohio Area
United Press reports a weekend rise in deaths in Ohio from drownings and traffic accidents. Names include William Doty 24 Lorain. Jerry Brinkman 22 Wascon. Sydney Pearlman 16 Steubenville. William Householder 20 rescued. Charles Arish 40 Akron. Guilford Julien 17 Somerville. A Rex Graham 42 former Detroit newspaperman found near Marietta. William Glennen 55 Maumee. Henry Lenz 69 Norwalk. Joseph Rogers 32 Cleveland. John Matisick Jr 20 Youngstown.
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United Press
Ohio
William Doty
Lorain
Lake Erie
Jerry Brinkman
Wascon
Ohio River
Sydney Pearlman
Steubenville
William Householder
Charles Arish
Akron
Wolf Creek
Barberton
Guilford Julien
Seven Mile Creek
Somerville
A. Rex Graham
Detroit
Muskingum River
Marietta
William Glennen
Maumee
Henry Lenz
Norwalk
Toledo
Joseph Rogers
Cleveland
John Matisick, Jr
Youngstown
Lake Milton
Budget battle and tax plans stir Senate action
The Senate pushes toward a balanced budget with a $238 million economy bill. A $117 million saving comes from a 10 percent cut in federal salaries over $999, while debates target a power tax and alternative pay-structure ideas. Amid clashes, Mills defends a consumer-paid approach as Howell and Norris press back, with party Progressives aligning against Treasury proposals. In Cincinnati Rev. William E. Bridge takes Columbia Baptist pastorate. in Dayton a one-year-old dies from burns after a tub incident.
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White House
Senate
Hoover
Secretary of the Treasury
Mills
Senate Finance Committee
Howell
Nebraska
Norris
Progressives
Treasury
Congress
House
Big Push For Bonus Gets Under Way
Washington dispatch says 2500 members of the Bonus Expeditionary Force are moving to press Congress for the Patman Bill to pay 2 billion dollars to veterans. The march includes a mass demonstration to the White House and Capitol, with a House vote expected Monday. Even with a veto likely, veterans endure hunger as they remain in improvised camps by the Potomac River awaiting action.
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Washington
Bugle Calla
Congress
House
Patman
Army
White House
Capitol
District of Columbia
Potomac
Food aid arrives as troops bolster Camden drive
A Camden contingent of 390 received six automobile loads of food with more promised. Police and veterans leaders estimate 2000 to 4000 more will arrive by mid week. Reinforcements from Berks County Pennsylvania 246 arrived last night. Sixty came from Schenectady New York in trucks provided by local businessmen. Smaller groups came from Illinois and Ohio points.
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Amy
Camden
Berks County
Pennsylvania
Schenectady
N. Y
Illinois
Ohio
Murder suspect held at Lorain
Lorain June 6 detectives from three cities traced an escaped convict to a shotgun found in a barn as a suspect in a New Castle police killing during a $23 000 bank robbery. John Paradowski, who escaped from Great Meadows penitentiary in Comstock New York on February 29 after a gut fight, was arrested in a house adjoining the barn.
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Lorain
New Castle
John Paradowski
Great Meadows
Comstock
N. Y
Chicago
Paradowski
Police probe after fatal bank guard shooting in New Castle
Police forensic expert D L Cowles tests slugs recovered from the slain officer Clarence Campbell of New Castle. Campbell, a guard with a squad protecting a First National Bank trip to Bank of Mahoningtown, was killed during the incident.
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D. L. Cowles
Clarence Campbell
New
Money
First National Bank
Bank of Mahoningtown
Pat Flannigan Arrested for Intoxication on Broad Street
Patrol report states Pat Flannigan was arrested by Officer M E Olmstead on Broad Street for intoxication after panhandling. He allegedly asked the officer for money during the arrest and is to be arraigned before Mayor W H Van Oster.
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Pat Flannigan
Broad Street
M.E. Olmstead
Flannigan
W. H. van Oster
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