Local News Briefs From City and Surrounding Areas
A jumble of notices reports arrivals and visits including Miss Margaret Stephenson returning to Pittsburgh after a stay in the area Mrs Hannah Browning and Mrs Samuel Yauger are noted travelers and visitors. Local businesses announce coal deliveries painting services and store hours while community events list the Pennsylvania Eaploves Supply Co stockholders meeting and a Gladensburg hall play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Hannah Browning
North Iintreet
San Diego
Calif
Rogers Lake
Margaret Stephenson
Pittsburgh
Thomas Nn. Clark
Mansfeld Avenue
Stephen J. Horgan
North Mala Akeot
United States Rubber Co
Howe
Max Mayore
HL West Gambler Street
James
Fredericktown
Herbert Huntaberger
Charles H. Taylor
Vine Atrnet
Frank J. Kirby
Muth
Waterford
Headay
Leon Jackson
Sparta
Pleasant Grange
Laudonville
Huestis
William Manor
Moser
Lawrence Haldwin
Janie Siger
Granville
Pennsylvania Eaploves Supply Co
Furnivon
Four Wellesley Students Punished For Dancing
In Mars, June 16, four Wellesley College students, three seniors, were punished for attending a dance deemed unsuitable for a public place. Seniors are barred from the commencement but will receive degrees in absentia. One junior failed to meet academic standards and will be withdrawn from return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slebliey
Mars
Wellesley College
Athentia
Good Friday observance noted in early Christian memory
The fragment recalls Good Friday as an ancient Christian observance linked to Christ’s eructixion and mentions dates such as April 16 20 A. D. and April 8 ALD, noting it as peculiar to the Chapel of England and tied to the Friday before Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel of
England
School Days Over for the Class of 1921 Commencement
Diploma awarded to Herbert Graham at today’s commencement exercises. 103 graduates acknowledged, with some names omitted from yesterday’s list. Ceremony noted as part of the final school term for the class of 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Margaret Boaner
Hartiet Louise Bell
Mabel Florence Hlutt
Mabel Adella Blosner
James Burden
Leona Veryl Cline
Halen
Marie Colle
William Dennis Corcoran
Huth
Milian Davie
John Henwood
Ruth Eleanor Lamson
Lloyd Fishburn Martin
Dorothy Earle Miller
Hazel Irons Muraw
Gladys Eleanor Murrin
Sara Elizabeth Neass
Hazel Sara Peairs
Irene Lyda Pearl
Elizabeth Gladys Porterfeld
Henry George Savers
John
Hector KH. Hiefties
Hoten
Ruth Burkeoyle
Francis
Bonwon Clark
Bart John Edwinister
Mildred Evelyn Miller
Lawrence Dewitt Mizar
Sarah Helen Murphy
Withert Quick
Waldo Sutton Rollins
Ralph McCrory Shafer
Eddie Harlan Scott
Frances Lillian Taylor
Zenne Robert Taylor
Evron
New York Central Declares Quarterly Dividend
The New York Central declares a regular quarterly dividend of 14 percent after a directors meeting. Howard Elliott, chairman, says the payment is from surplus accumulated and not from earnings of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Central
New York
Northern Pacific
Howard Elliott
Ial
Fragmentary note on silk industry origins in Connecticut
A damaged OCR fragment references early silk weaving in Connecticut and mentions individuals and dates, but is incomplete and unclear. The piece hints at a cotton and silk industry in the state with unspecified figures and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Isi
Red Cross Nurse Reports Local Chapter Work
Miss Letitia M. McCullough, local Red Cross nurse, presents February 15 to June 15 work. She examined 1722 scholars for vision and illnesses. 179 treated for defective teeth. 41 for vision. 70 tonsils removed. She spent 344 hours in schools visiting 64 sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Letitia M. McCullough
Red Cross
Sunnyside
Danville
Polk
Bonar
Green Valley
Dorema
Friendship
Hill Grove
Lucern
Dean
Valley Grove
Clinton
Brandon
Bupinterville
Union
Kudd
Popham
Fairview
Viewvant Hill
Ok Grove
Oak Hall
Elmwood
Bedell
Brinkhaven
Howard
First Wood
Mini Alice Valian
Home Service
Prices and Receipts from Pittsburgh Chicago and Cleveland Livestock Markets
Pittsburgh reports hogs receipts around 2000 with mixed weights and steer jades. cattle and sheep markets steady to slow. Cleveland shows slow cattle and mixed calf values. Chicago data lists hogs, cattle, sheep with steady to mixed trends. grain futures and commodities prices also noted along with local produce prices and deliverables from H Smoots farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland
Peruvian Independence Hero Bust Unveiled at Pan Am Union
A bust of Hepatite Umanue, a leading figure in Peru's independence struggle, was unveiled in the Hall of Flags at the Pan American Union building. Veruvian ambassador Enor Von Federico Alfonso Petit spoke, urging national renewal and pride in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepatite Umanue
Peru
Pan Americ Union
Helivern
Enor von Frederico Alfonso Petit
Classified column for sale items and prices
A string of classified notices lists items for sale including baby chicks from Knox Hatcheries, a square piano in poor condition, rebuilt typewriters with supplies, big type Poland China pigs twelve weeks old from Ralph Haas Utica, six to seven room houses with prices and features from Wyker Realty Co at Main and Gambier Streets, Utica. Phone numbers 1044 Breen, 2028-1, 438 red, 741.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bultzell
Irene Oliver
Columbus
Yetta
Feacher Lukie
Sanitary Dry Cleaning Co
Southwett
Public Square
Xid
Letitia M. McCullough
Red Cross
Cleveland
Institute of Pur Tr
George Jarvin
Poland
Ralph Haas
Utica
Wyker Realty CO. Cor
Main and Gambier Sts
Wanted rooms and property listings in Banner notices
WANTED classified notices seek close-in property five to seven rooms with description and price. Also wanted neat furnished rooms in NE section by refined couple, address Box N in Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner
Love and Machinery on Farm Life
A Farm Life note extols loving farm machinery and the duty to care for plows binders and threshing machines. The author mocks neglect and argues that proper maintenance prevents tools from rusting while highlighting love as essential to farming success.
Baseball scores and tonight’s slate from the majors
Results show Chicago 7 New York 2 and Washington 7 St. Louis 5. Detroit hosts Hoston rath. Schedule lists Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at New York St Louis at Kingston Detroit at Boston in the national league standings: Pittsburgh and New York leading with winning percentages. Yesterday’s results include Brooklyn 7 Pittsburg 3 and Boston 3 St. Louis 0 with multiple 12 inning games. Upcoming: Brooklyn at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Boston at St. Louis.
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Chicago
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Kington
Detroit
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Loula Ave
Westord
Innea
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Meumest
Fisie
Gideon
Severna
Severns
Gillian Cunningham
Mita Mozelle Wilson
Pitkin’s
Bernard Parliton and Son
Wellsville
Mike Leota Walton
Dorothy Critchfield
Bangs
Minny Halley
Galton
Jack Burris
Mast Gumbier Street
Howard McDonald
Fredericksburg
Wellesley
Koueerannge Tonerts
Ode Salisbury
Ori Lucille Thelma Smith
Eva
Sparks
Kenneth John Stonebrook
William Alfred Swingle
Priscilla Marie Tarr
Claude Franklin Turbin
Cecil John Vian
Mary Louise Walker
Frances Laverna Wintermite
Ruth Edna Wysner
Hay Marold Yarman
Ruth Jane Yauger
English
ED Cross
Home Secretary
Smarkets
Associated Frees
Lord
Toledo
Dee
Timothy
Columbia Stock Cites Service
Common
Citlon Service, Ltd
Cities Service
Bankers
Liberty
Victory
American Boot Sugar
American Sugar Refining
Baltimore & Ohio
Bathlehem Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
Kennecott Copper
Loulaville & Nashville
Midvale Steel
Norfolk & Western
Republic Lan & Steel
U. S. Steel
Willys-Overland
Pure Ol
H. Smoots
Father OF
Breen. Knox Hatcheries
Johnson Press
East High Street
Xilé
Bon-Bon Co
Gambier Street
Mel
First Ward
Black
McArthur Street
Campbell’s Hill
WM. E. Black
Woolworth’s
Fem
Cooper
Nyhart Auto Sales Company
Mount Vernon
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
ARS Columbus
Colmbus
Louisville
Minneapoli
Indiagapolis
the Thinker
Pennsylvania
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