Five honors awarded at Maly Croft Academy ceremony
Apostolic Delegate Diomede Falconio distributed diplomas to five Fair graduates at a National Theater ceremony. Marie Anne Parks Agnes Mery Tumilton Agnes Halpin and others from New York Texas and the city received medals and commendations while Mr Pace of Catholic University gave the address.
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Apostolic Delegate
Cardinal Gibbons
Mr. Pace
Catholic University
Maly Cro! Academy
Diomede Falconto
Ionins
National Theater
Annes Balla Touwney
Marie Anne Parks
Merie Jiose Meee
Agnes Mery Tumilton
Pexas
Dongen Trank Warns
New York
New York. Following Presentation of Diplomas. M: | Biaweed
Eure
Hentia White
Ana
Ant AL Pace
Philophys
Catvolle University
Charity Fund Drive Names Donors and Totals Across Groups
A local charity drive lists contributors from Knward to Teeside and several committees. Donations range from one to five dollars, including names such as Helen Isterly, Judge Thomas H. Anderen, and Gen. George M Sternberg, with several entries totaling modest sums for the fundraising effort.
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AL Finmner
Butiess
Ohmitit
EY i. Helenan
Thomas H. Anderen
William M. Lestn
Grae
Baysth Snaiassehen
Duane E. Fox
Wilead
George M Sternberg
Pansy Jinasnre Corb
Henry Wo Kotemann
Res Gannge Gardner Smith
Robert He Gunnell
Atlee Ives Uuban
Bilaard i Clement
Gian
Wes Eenmrs Ih
Fined for Attacking Girl in Local Court Case
A man named Andrew Jenkins was arraigned on assault charges after an incident involving a girl. He was found guilty of rough conduct and ordered to pay a fine of $50. The report notes the plaintiff’s bruising but provides few other specifics.
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Jenkins
Andrew Jenkinige
Wait To Hear Dr Robinson Over Meridian Street Extension
Due to Dr Samuel Robinson's absence, Meridian street extension hearings were postponed by the Commissioners after a District building session. The act of Congress aims to run the street eastward 200 yards to Fourteenth street, affecting two dwellings. several neighbors urged a crooked route to spare those buildings while hearing witnesses included Hoover Ballard Rothschmidt agent Koehler Lenman and Groseclose.
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Samuel Robinson
Meridian Street
Congress
Robinson
Fourteenth Street
William AH. Hoover
J. Ballard
Dr. Rothschmidt
George Koehler
Lenman
Charles 2. Groseclose
Beach Opens At Washington Bathing Beach For Summer
Washington's bathing beach, closed earlier, formally reopened yesterday with improvements and more to come when funds are available. A modest opening crowd greeted Superintendent Bright who expects attendance to rise as word spreads. Seawall and bathhouse upgrades were completed, waterways cleaned, and women and girls facilities added. Congress provided 250 dollars for deep water clearing duties, with further improvements underway under Commissioner West and Dr. William Tindall guiding efforts.
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Washington
Bright
Mme
Congress
Bright Te Lanata
Atheing
West
William Tindall
Refitting City Schools With Plumbing Upgrades
Inspector Henry F. Davis leads the program to overhaul twelve public school buildings in Lie, with work nearly finished on Philips Garrison Taylor Logan Carberry Tilmere Magruder Mierce Polk Arthur Staler and Monsehugis. Plans for Orr Tennally town Ell and WHson schools are under way with districtwide sanitation funding of zero dollars.
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Orr
Tennallytown
Ell
Whson
Trinity College Graduation at O'Connor Hall
Fifteen graduates received diplomas from Cardinal Gibbons at Trinity College O’Connor Hall with notable attendance including Bishop Connell, Bishop Garrigan, and Justice Victor Dowling. The ceremony featured remarks by Dr. Trace and a tour of the O’Connor Art Gallery, followed by benediction and prayers.
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Victor J. Dowling
New York
Bishop Garrigan
Iowa
Bishop O'Connell
Trinity College
O'Conner Hell
Cardinal Gibbons
Bishop Connell
University of America
Garrigan
Sioux City
Thomas J. Shahan
Thomas H. Carter
Ater Warler
Montana
O'Connor Art Gallery
Cardinal Gilbons
Trace
Helen Catherine McNamara
Binghamton
Anna Patricia Cutler
Cambridge Mass
Margaret Mary Callaghan
Uver
Wh. Mass
Lillian Callahan
Albany
Mary Mildred Connelly
Bradford
Ora Marie Dansby
Fost Smith
Ark
Beatrice Antoinette Gavayan
Los Angeles Mal
Louise Catherine Holahan
Water
William A. Reid Named GWU Delegate to Pan American Congress
George Washington University named William A. Reid of this city a 1901 law graduate as its special representative at the First Pan American Scientific Congress to be held in Santiago from December 1. Reid, fluent in Spanish, has long been connected with Latin American affairs and just returned from a world tour studying commercial and educational laws.
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George Washington University
William A. Reid
Santiago
Clute
Beldie Weil
Boliviar Legation
Fiftren
United States
Boy with Crutch Plays Ball and Finds Joy at Marshall Hall
In St. Joseph's parish a Sunday school picnic at Marshall Hall features Johnnie Lacarvo, an Italian American boy with a missing leg, aided by Father Fey a baseball expert. Johnnie plays right field, makes hits, and hops on one leg to tag bases, while Father Fealy and a crowd of children cheer. The day includes races and a boat trip with youngsters debating Washington and history, revealing resilience and optimism.
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Johnnie Lacarvo
St. Joseph's Parish
Menle
Marshall Hall
Johnnie
St. Joseph’s
Father Fey
Tie
Philadelphia
Father Fealy
Jim
Father Featy
White Sox
Nente
Tis
Teg
Archer Fealy
Peter Pan
Mt. Vernon
Brightwood Park School Name Proposed by Commissioner
Commissioner Macfarland recommended naming the new Brightwood Park school Brightwood Park School. He favored honoring Joseph Roe Keene, longtime supervising principal, but rules bar naming a public school after a living person. The Knightwood Park Citizens' Association had endorsed the idea.
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Brightwood Park School
Macfarland
Brightwood Park
Joseph Ro Keene
Knightwood Park
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