Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-04-03
REPUBLICAN,
COMMITTEE
Fixes April 10th as the Date
for Holding the Primaries.

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In pursuance to call the Repub'
Iican Standing Committee convened
at the Court House Saturday at
O'Clock p. m. After preliminary
business was disposed of, Saturday,
April 10, was fixed for holding the
Republican Primaries, and Monday,
April 81 was set for holding the
County Convention, which will open
at = o'clock p. IN.
The following named gentlemen
were selected for Nigilence com.
mitteeS:
Bernice-J. II. Spence, Thos.S s.Schel
and S. G. Northrope.
Cherry Lawrence Lavelle, Joe
Sick and VIM. Stiff.
Colley-John S. Mosier, Hecter
Prichard and Daniel Osman.
Davidson -Mordica King, John
Girton and jerome Laird.
Dushore-August Wagner, John
Hileman, Jr., and j. H. Bohn.
Elkland- Miles O Barns, Seth
Shoemaker, Adam Baumunk.
Eagles Mere-E. V. Ingham, John
Aumiller, T.. S. Chase.
Fox-A. b. Kllmer, j. U. Morgan
VIM. Shoemaker.
Forks Ed. Warburton, A. II.
Wilcox, Joe Bird.
Forksville-John Randall, John
r.. Fleming, G. A. Rogers.
Hillsgrove-W.L. Hoffman, Peter
Huffsmith, Sam Galough.
Jamison City-Ed Travelute, G.
w. Lilley.
Laporte Borrow. IT. Rogers,
Max Franklen, Ernest Lauer.
Laporte Twp.-Jos Newman, Err
nest Botsford, b. B. King.
Lopcz-Chas. Donlon, F. l.. Ross,
VIM. Beaver.
Mt. Vernon-Brady Edkin, Philip
Siren, John Diggan.
Ricketts-C. G. Connell, John Mil
ler, F. O. Kunes.
Ringdale- Mead, ,Salathiel Mead
Shrewsbury-R. w. Bennett, II
Little, j. III. w. Little.
The schools of Shrewsbury town
ship closed with a farewell institute
at the Mt. Vernon M. +. church, or
Saturday evening, Mar. 30, 1902.
The room was crowded by a large
and appreciative audience, and the
following program was well rem
dered:
| Greeting SOng.-ChOir.
Recitations by Raymond Worington
Ada Worthington and Edith Degen
Reading contest by Bird reader class
conducted by Prof. M. r. Black
The class was complimented by th'
Judges who awarded first honors t.
Raymond Degan of Rock Run, ant
second honors to Alvin Worthing
ton of the Victor school.
Recitation by Mary Meyers.
Miss Orilla Neufer, teacher o
Bunker Hill school. was obliged t
be absent, but sent very interest
ing paper on Schoolroom Decora
ton, which was highly appreciated
Cricket Song.-Choir.
Recitations by Alvin WorthingtOr
and Josie Craft.
Miss Anna Karge read carefully
prepared paper on Memory work.
A contest in rapid addition, con
Quoted by Anna Karge, teacher 0
the Victor school, in which honor
were awarded to Miss Ida Meyer
and Raymond Worthington.
The audience then joined in sing
ng America.
Flag drill by Victor School.
Recitation by Lulu Worthinyto
Debate. that Art
more wonderful than Nature. Tn
affirmative was discussed by H. II
Green, and the negative by G. G
Craft. This debate was plant o
spontaneous growth. Neither o
the participants having considere'
the question. The arguments OF
both sides were presented in witt.
manner, which captivated the audi
ence. The judges after careful de
liberation, decided in favor of th'
negative.
. The graduating class of the Victor
school conducted short but appro
pirate exercise which was greeted
with thunderous applause. The.
responded with unique but yer,
graceful salute.
prof M r Rlack was then in