Union Township Schools Set to Open Next Monday
Principal Thomas V. Kelly urges parent and teacher cooperation for a strong year. Students eight to sixteen should enroll on the first day, August 21. Ninth grade guidance urged. new courses in commercial work shop domestic science and academics. Report cards will be strictly marked, signed by parents, and returned promptly. Schools closed Labor Day and during the New Castle fair. Teachers list by school and grade.
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Thomas V. Kelly
Union Township
Scotland Lane
Giris
New Castle
Aller
Mildred Guy Dart
Fairview
Elda Vallce
Harbor
Bertha H. Barber
Linden Grove
Olive Zalgler White
Florence Nickel
Aileen W. Stone
Local Teachers Listed From Union Township Schools
A roster lists Avenue grade 3 students including Mary Seley in Oakland No. 1 and Erna Suhure in Oakland No. 2 with Anna Hallgren White No. 1 Jennie Johnson White No. 2 Grace Chanin Washington school and Luella Switzer. The Union township senior high school faculties include Prof. Kelly R F Conway Mrs Mae Dean L H Burnham Miss Zelda H Newman and Miss Catherine Sellers.
Glynn Morgan Seeks Six Year School Director Post at New Castle
In a message to New Castle citizens Glynn Morgan announces his candidacy for School Director for a six year term. He emphasizes prudent, economical management by the board and his 27 years as a resident taxpayer and furniture and art business owner at 1211 South Mill Street.
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City of
New Castles
South Mill Street
Glynn Morgan
Huron Avenue
Hungarian town eyes Lourdes like miracles draw crowd
In a Hungarian village a farmer and fifty villagers report visions of Our Lady in a forest with silver robes and stars. They erected a tabernacle and altar and claim further apparitions of Joseph, Anthony of Padua, and Michael. Cripples discard crutches after prayers, and pilgrim traffic boosts local trade.
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Budapest
Yis‘ong
Lodovic Koevoer
Joseph
Anthony of Padua
Archangel Michael
Bristow Named To Florida School Post In State Service
William H. Bristow, Milford schools supervising principal for two years, is named assistant director of secondary education in the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction. Announcement by Dr. Francis H. Haas notes new appointments and state highway patrolmen were appointed.
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S International News Servi
Harrisburg
William H. Bristow
Milford
State Department of Public Instruction
Francis H. Haas
Secretary Davis Goes To Canada for Immigration Station Visit
Secretary of Labor Davis, who returned from England, left Washington in the afternoon for Montreal to inspect the immigration station there and to attend a meeting of the Moose Lodge.
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Cinternational News Service
Washington
Davis
England
Montreal
Canada
Moose Lodge
Picnic and social notes from Pulaski Daily
A pleasant Wednesday featured the annual Pulaski picnic at Dr. Frederick Taylor grove with eighteen attendees. Local families and guests enjoyed games, a fine picnic supper, and social visits. the Indes of the Methodist church plan a dime social on September 1 with sandwiches and coffee. The community also notes travels, reunions, weddings, and residents moving or visiting relatives, including Knox, Layton, Kerr, Meek, and Wilson families, with several guests from Ellwood City and New Castle. A final joke about a henpecked husband ends the item.
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Frederick Taylor
Ellwood City
Methodist Church
A. G. Knox
Adrian Schultz
Mahoningtown
H. H. Knox
Martin Schell Fee
Chicago
Rey
C. C. Baker
D. J. Williaman
Florence
Dorothy
Rose
Clarkaville Wars
J. W. Smith
O. J. Layton
Grove City
J. B. Crawford
W. J. WcCallistar
New Castle
New Beauty Cream Promises Quick Complexion Change
An advertorial note promotes a new beauty cream that allegedly whitens and nourishes the skin, leaving a lasting, washable-off free finish. It claims to mimic a wild rose petal texture, can be worn overnight or as a powder base, and touts non sticky behavior. Sold by McKinley and Frantz at Paisley's Pharmacy as Malloglound.
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McKinley & Frantz
Paisley's
Japanese Fight Law in Honolulu Intensifies
An International News Service report from Honolulu notes Japanese language schools have spent over $25,000 in two years fighting language school laws. An affidavit by Dr. Henry B Schwartz, director of language schools in the territorial department of pulse instruction, reports 1.78 percent of pupils in foreign schools are aliens and 98.27 percent are citizens, versus public schools with 2.4 percent aliens and about 97.6 percent citizens. American pupils are most common in lower grades and least in higher grades, with up to 49 aliens in a Japanese high school. The affidavit adds that adult costs to the schools are higher than the fees challenged and temporarily held under injunctions.
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Honolulu
United States District Court
Henry 2B. Schwartz
Territorial Department of Pulse Instruction
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted by Lydia E Pinkham Co
The Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts is named as the top user of roots and herbs in the world. They process over half a million pounds annually for Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, selecting har bies at peak medicinal potency to enhance the product’s health restoring reputation for women.
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Lydia
Oldest Steamship Fenix Destroyed by Fire
In Copenhagen on August 23 the steamship Fenix, Lloyds Register listed as the world’s oldest vessel still registered since 1848, was destroyed by fire. The ship, renamed six times and rebuilt in 1900, had a long noted history.
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Copenhagen
Aecording
Lloyds Register
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Washington Street
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York
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Sharon
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Charles Kelley
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East Street
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