First program well rendered for Marion High School graduates
The thirty seventh annual commencement at Marion High School drew full crowds as sixteen graduates delivered orations on topics from the American home to humanity, culture, and national character. Speakers included Miss Stumaker, Miss Havill, Miss Dickerson, and others, with music by the high school orchestra and a stage decorated in school colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hich School
Bmpelpal
J. Winand
Rev
J. W. Milew
U. B. Ehurch
Pro- Eta
Poo- Die
Tig
Palma
Jerna
Kev
Miles
Relvia Gertrude Seline Maher
Stumaker
Stevenson
Grace Lilian Horseman
Wall Street
Hawk
Rows
Ethel O'Connor
Napoleon
Margaret Hecker
Mins Hecker
Don Bell
Alexander
Misa Evalona McKinley
Trud Greatyeo
Geowt
Roosevelt
Vittoria
Une
Ethan Aliana
Hanediot Arnold
Percy Khanaid Spencer
Spencer
America
Amer
Central and
South America
Brief Mention of Proposals and Local Meetings
George Bhert ieinwood and Mine Ottvea Anta Plow have been Meena to marry. The Lawless Bociuty of the yan gelical church will meet at the home of Mew, 8, 8. The Marion High school picnic at Greenwoot Lake, Delaware today. Kerry of South Main Street fell from a second story window at her wedding warning. The tending physician Dr. A. Hutlives may recover. Marion County Medical Society meets in probate court this evening. Women’s Missionary Society meeting at Werley M. i. church Thursday at 2:40. Open air meetings planned on the Court House square from 7:00 to 8:00 PM. Judge Norris residence contract for Marion Stead Shovel company property on Davids street. Bert Fortney trial postponed. James Rathiel implicated. Reports of superintendents read. Flower Mission Day planned at Marion County Infirmary on Friday June 1. Transportation arranged for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bhert Ieinwood
Ottvea Anta Plow
Bociuty
Marian High School
Pic
Delaware
Os. A
Kerry
Routh
Nils Regal
A. Hutlulves
J. A. MfcManr
Marion County Medical
Coon
Neemlay
Adjutant Haresram
Clevelam
Goth
A. Cowdriel
Toledo
Nimwange
Norris
Or of
Church and Stitestresta
Marion Stead Shovel Company
Davids Street
Bixhenson
Huwner
Bert Fortney
Galion
Floyd Baker van Jeitigd
Biegrim
Bueyras
James Ratheil
Ety
Jamies Willant AW
C.T. UL
Charles Hletefier
South State
Merion County Infirmary
Premonition About Suicide Shocks Dayton Couple
Dayton, June 2. An elderly man, 82, killed his wife at Woodlawn cemetery and then appeared to commit suicide. The wife told police she had a premonition her husband would kill himself, prompting them to visit the station in fear for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Frank Sitter
Commelitial
Woodlawn
Iba
Gematron
Clifford
Iin
Manlly
Viet Hee
Imei
Jan
Herat Barthe
Minelslavies
Eli
Veiled theatre notes hint mystery love intrigue
A garbled society page describes upcoming performances at the Family theater including The Story of the Violet and a vaudeville mix with local student acts. It mentions actors, show dates, and promotional remarks about stage beauty and a perfume advert.
The Candy Shop Dream at Kinielearboelene Theatre
A garbled note describes a New York stage event titled The Candy Shop. It hints at a wartime or postwar era revue with names like Jerome dit and Rew & Oy and references a public audience and a weekend show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinielearboelene
New York
Woadr
Evanie Eman
West
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Poca Stasis
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Wivel
Elaby i
Mina Havill
Howe
Ceelt Alexander
Lalu
Wan Uno
Ming Margaret
Dickerson
Franco
L Ove
Trinply
Danek
Herachel
Carolina
Amood
Chas. Turner &Co’s
Fruit & Vegetable Market
Chas. Turner
Ceeceepine
le Reyna
Dumbies
Hec
Akes
Detroit
Buffaloes
Cleveland
D & C Line
Buffalo
Great Lakes
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Detroit, Mich
Mpmillan
Nata
Puma
Washburn-Cro
Allie
Whnsling
Walter M. Bhat
Family Theater
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Mbevilly
Teree
Eldoinie
Roediaan
Janet
Huetallingg Hee
Wright
Ted Ti
Hollisters Rocky Mountain
Charled Sehmnidt &Ca
Russbay
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Karonly
Certin Horse Circus
Strayer Bros. Drugs Store
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