Franklin College Commencement Honors Debuts and Degrees
The sixty fourth Franklin College commencement at New Athens drew large audiences and featured a Salutatory by R Blanche Campbell and several orations. Degrees conferred included PhD, AM, AB, and BS on the graduating class, while Rev Dr Williams praised the college’s progress and ministry enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Arnesxs
Franklin College
Permon
United Presbyterian Church
R. Blanche Campbell
New Athen
C. Natlotn
Priphecy
C. We Toland
A.J. Andrews
A. Barton
Biko Bell
Demungowubs
Miss Satie Whealer
Carsvills
W. W. Stewart
Creighton
J. A. Wallace
Moorevild
JM. Paxton
Cada
Dickervon
New Athens
Ane Rien
Cansbridge
BM Condon
Dansas
Wheeling Opera
Board of
John McBurney
New Concord
J. F. Ogleve
J. J. Honan
George Anderson
Bellaire
Im Couree
G. E Holmer
New Athena
H. W. Mes‘arland
Chicego
Hazel Pittsburg
Franklin
Endanoa
Department changes and promotions at federal offices
A list of promotions in the Patent Office including Robert F. Rogers Charles A. Lane Eugene Harmon James A Carr and A McKinney with appointments in the General Land Office and Geological Survey. Also notes of Briggsville Wisconsin official resignation and a police standoff in St Louis with threats against officials by gamblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitiseto
J. W Murphy
Briggsville
Wis
Inapeotar
Robert F. Rogers
Pennsylvania
Charles A. Lane
Indiana
Eugene Mr. Harmon
Ohio
James A. Carr
Minouri
A. McKinney
Missouri
General Land Office
Fred H. Newell
Geological Survey
Timothy W. Hanlon
Mountain City Lodge No 48 Knights of Pythias Instituted
Special correspondence reports Mountain City Lodge No 48 Knights of Pythias was instituted Wednesday night by Grand Chancellor John W. Mather ofParkersburg. About thirty young businessmen formed the new lodge which drew attendees from Wheeling Weston Clarksburg Grafton Kingwood Bridgeport Keyser and others. A large crowd estimated around three hundred gathered with members from Palatine Lodge Uniform Bank of Clarksburg and more. Tracklaying on the new railroad began, and improvements were made at the Fair Grounds. Local notables including Andrew Edmiston Dr John Warder and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vantain Cty Lodge
Stantay Register
Farnext
Jane
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
John W. Mather
Parkereburg
W. H. Baker, Jr
A. H. Fleming
V. O
Clarence L Smith
F. P. Hall
F. T. Martin
Grafton
Kingwood
Bridgeport
Keyser
Uniform Bank of
Clarksburg
Palatine Lodge
Fair Grounds
Bere
Fred
Hough
K. of P
Andrew Edmiston
Jonny Warder
Mr. Mitchell
Weston
Gol. Spates
Camden Sommers
Abe S. Warder
Hes
Lee Newton
Ares Love
Oliver Jackson
Joe Leecer
Miss Cameron
Sinte W.C. TU
Harrisville
Elmer Hamilton
Danny McCoy
Palatine
Johnstown
John Fisher
Shlonstown
Prichard
William
Alf. Hood
Camp
Sweye Thompson
J. N. Camden
Camden
E. T. Benton
Railway Mail Service
McKinley
Pittsburg
A. 3. McDonald
Cunningham Bimond
Bartlett
Abba Jones
Kansee
Turner
University
Mies M. Grace Hartley
Ritchie County
Sheriff Lines
Brady Sommers
Fragmented Odds From A Far Off Archive
A garbled collection of historical anecdotes and claims ranges from Avcamet’s forty year life to New Orleans built in 1717, with notes on Cat's eye value, twins at births, 1740 English mace, light travel, odd currencies, and various antiquated facts. The text blends dates, names, and events with unclear sourcing and inconsistent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avcamet
New Orleans
England
Cathedral of
Ariens
New York
Jumion
Robert Bence
St. Andrewe
Scotland
William Bogueville
Daniel Porter
Sales Mons
Awalmon
Pacific
Loatie
Fifeshire
Robert Barns
Maine
Hay
Fraternal Lodge Attire Promoted And Knightly Appeal
Fraternal matters urge Freemasons to wear white gloves and apron on all public occasions to symbolize purity of heart. The piece cites scripture, stresses moral conduct, and notes Wheeling Commandery and local lodges elect officers. It also praises Knights of Honor and National Union insurance benefits for widows and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laande
Mineon
Maxon
THY
National Union
Haa
Ember
Bia
Conwell
Connell Dex
Chicago
National Union Memorial
Wheeling
Henry
Philo
Donne Momndeville
Benwood
Beltsire
Mertin Perry
Wellsburg
Senate
Wemion
Sandusky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Est
Virginia Printing CO
PANRY
Mayaera
Mas Pent
Grombetlne
Eben
Warrey Pirie
Rome
Selina Salon
Ff Telyerapl
Teadee Et Et
Harel Bel Cnt
Telerau
Pires Hamemgmey
Toei
Atul
Neil
Lotert
Mirea
Lenny Eithess
Ek Fm
Eee
Pathy
Reeser
Heer
Anna
Hvarting
Samii Cyeitt
PD Klee Mead
Joie Parnis
Geena
Willie
Deepretalius
Judge Paxaus
Warre
Margurrite
Oliver Ginxie
Cunaeil
Wong
Gums
Hitenf
Jena
Gress
Lopd
Amaninsia
Pelies Jarre
Ehile
Wale
Poe
Intel
Iona
Polios
France
Lily
Ireland
Scotia
Americas
Franca
Clovies Kermit
House of York
Lancaster
Henry VII
Elizabeth of York
Wiltahire
York and Lancaster
Patrick
America
Cleveland
Hesaya
Eurely
Society of American Florista
John N. May
Summit, N. J
Shove Whonee Possoni
Dr. King
Logan & Co
Reed
St. Claussville
Belmont County
Sunday Register
Clacksville
Rufus Love
Minnalis
Beloiot
St. Clairsville
Judge Dieggi
Couimon Vieau Gourt
Bt. Clairsville
Hal. Heweiton
Omaha
George Alame
Daniel Wy Laff Witd
Mim Grace
Flushing
Thoreday
R. Meyer
T. F. Birch
Wisbington
Anne Brownles
West Middletown
Minnie Clark
Cambridge
Ollie Patton
Thireday
Edwin Lee Neinwanger
Inte Claire Scott Company
Model Firm
West End
Sear Morrietown
Borneeville
Wallace Hansberry
Washington, Pu
At. Louis
W. W. Irwin
W. E. Williams
John Sang
C. K. Goetee
J. T. Goodwin & Co
Fairmont
Dick Jone Hay
Y Maple Avenue
John Firber, Jr
United States
Moerschanm
Worcestershire
Germany
Ty, Jones
Sarsapardla
Philly
Ball Caeeny
Hiendaehey Ikea
Apetliceasies
Lobel
Maas
The
Knights Templar
Knights of Honor
ODD Fellows and Other Orders
Knights
Templais
K. T
J.W. Morris
Charles II, Collier
Jonorallinamo
Templar
J. W. Morris
IL Collier
Wheeling Lodge No. 5
St. John’s Day
Gale Lodge No
Bis
Dogrem
Wheeling Lodge No. 9
Cyrene Commandery No. 7
Knights OF
Honoh
Hono
Actos
Knighte
Ina
Aura
Alpha Lodge
Odd Fellows
Udteg Fr. Motors
Innel
Heart
Wien
DR. Pierce
Gina
Enhelmer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!