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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
5
Gladys Chapman Mattie M Moore and Anna Gander formed the 1912 class at Emergency Hospital Training School for Nurses. They graduated Tuesday night with diplomas at exercises at the hospital. A reception followed at the Nurses Home.
Warren High School selects six student speakers for the June 14 Commencement in Library Theatre. Georgia Bole-Charity Helen Mooney Marie Strickland Eugene Colvin William Jordan and William Strong were chosen for essays based on scholarship standing and attitude. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered June 9 at the Presbyterian church by Rev. Smith.
A ten team, 100 plus worker campaign in Warren raised 75774 to build a new Y M C A. After dinner the last hours added 4775 to the total and a two to three day June drive was planned to lift a 15000 debt on Emergency Hospital.
James Clark a longtime Warren business leader died Monday at his home in his 81st year. He served as a director of Warren Savings Bank and an officer of Warren and Chautauqua Gas Company with extensive oil and gas interests. He is survived by his widow and eight children. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon.
In Reading Pennsylvania on May 29 a nine year old named John Herko drowned in the Schuylkill canal near Jackson's Locks. He and several older boys swam there and he jumped from the locks into deep water. His companions helped him ashore but his last dive sank him into several feet of mud and he did not surface.
In Albany county primary the only Independence League voters were John Stover and Thomas Bensher with costs of $2,056.60 each. The elections commissioner incurred $4,118.20 extra to enable all Independence Leaguers to vote. Per vote costs varied by party: Democratic 838 cents, Republican 79 cents, Socialist 80.78 dollars, Prohibition 76.41 dollars, Independence League 2,056.60 dollars.
Hsu Kun Kwong of Shanghai, a Princeton sophomore, was elected to the Daily Princetonian editorial board. He is the paper's first foreign member, selected on a strict competitive basis. He is the son of a high Chinese official and came to Princeton through a Boxer fund allocation.
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