Honor Roll Pupils At North Street High
North Street Junior High lists December 1 1925 honor roll with First Honors across grades 7 8 9 and a Second Honors and honorable mentions. Notable names include Louis Manuney Earl Browne Virginia Nielson Nellie Brady Opal Ryhal Ruth Johnson Kenneth Meyers Gordon Jenkins Donald McGoun Altha Atkins Yale Kaplan and many others across classes 7 8 9 with multiple sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street High
North Street
Louis Manuney
Earl Browne
Hugh Schmidt
Gladys Kelly
Virginia Nielson
Mary Patterson
Judy Rowland
Gertrude Weschler
Willard Irwin
Charlotte Barnett
Clarissa Duff
Marguerite Eckert
Margaret Griffiths
Edna Jackson
Charles Nolan
Clyde Reed
Nellie Brady
Kathryn Boston
Sara Elder
Jane Hawkins
Jean Wilson
David Harris
Robert House
Robert Jameson
Jack Porte
William Shira
Lenore Beall
Ruth Mervis
Virginia Armstrong
Ruth Johnson
Kenneth Meyers
Edith Cleaveland
Louise Fink
Genevia Hazen
Elizabeth Milholland
Jean Gealey
Dorothy Nelson
Samuel Francis
Karl Goodwin
Jack White
Opal Ryhal
Reta Rose Hite
Germaine O'Neil
Karl Schmidt
Helen Hart
Helen Blaha
Zella Meyers
Blanche Minner
Donald McGoun
Margaret Brown
Arabella Coban
Dorothy DeVassie
Grace Hickok
Helen Jameson
Cecil Morris
Martha Muse
Ruth McComb
Martha McGoun
Marjorie Powell
Pauline
Nick Payto
Evelyn Shriver
Dorothy Leng
Lewis Shifman
Marian Baker
Irene Johnson
Wilma Lewis
Donald Davenport
John Boston
Elma Rickel
Thelma Onasch
Youthful Pianist Aaron Cross to Give Grove City Concert
Aaron Cross of Pittsburgh, touted as a remarkable young pianist, will perform December 29 in the Grove City courthouse assembly room to raise funds for the George Junior Republic. He, 20, graduated from Grove City College in 1920 and has since studied in New York City. His talent was spotted at the George Junior Republic by Dr. George Herman Poehlmann, Grove City College music head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Aaron Cross
Pittsburgh
Court House Assembly Room
George Junior Republic
Cross
Department of Music
Grove City College
New York City
George Herman Poehlmann
Local Red Cross Chapter November Report
Lawrence County chapter details November activity across Nursing and Home Service areas. Nursing covered 677 pupil inspections, 34 scarlet fever, 204 pink eye, 394 weighed, 45 full physicals, 8 defects corrected, 75 parent consultations, 8 health talks, 8 health clubs, and patient referrals to hospital and clinic. Home Service logged 9 new or reopened cases, 4 closures, 10 visits, 42 office interviews, 32 letters, 46 affidavits, $22 aid, one disabled veteran hospitalization, one dependency claim, and one adjusted service compensation for a dependent parent. Junior Red Cross Dental Clinic served rural schools with 231 sittings, 22 prophylaxis, 110 deciduous extractions, and 4 permanent extractions across Pulaski, North Beaver, Perry, Big Beaver, Little Beaver, Neshannock, and Wilmington townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Home Service Department
Junior Red Cross
Novemer
Cotton
Maple Grove
Pulaski Township
Prewster
North Beaver
Mt. Pleasant
van Gorder
Perry
Clinton
Big Beaver
Little Beaver School
Little Beaver
Coaltown
Neshannock
Phillips
Shepherd
Wilmington Township
Suits Entered in Mercer Court
Mercer Pa December 5 An appeal of the Farrell judgment by Enoch Moon to Squire Broderick involves Leopold Klein and a $45.75 paint bill for a Farrell house. R. S. Beatty appeals Alderman Keiser’s $145 award to Electric Appliance Co for a Youngstown washer claiming a three year guarantee not in the sale agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer, Pa
Squire W. A. Broderick
Farrell
Enoch Moon
East State Street
Sharon
Leopold Klein
Klein
Idaho Street
Electric Appliance Co
Youngstown
Beatty
Winters indicted for murder in wife’s death
George H. Winters a young postal clerk who confessed he hacked his wife to death after her return from a dancing party October 14 was indicted for murder. Mrs. Margaret Winters, the slain woman, was divorced from Arthur Williams, Jacksonville real estate man who said he yielded her to Winters because he loved her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
George H. Winters
Margaret Winters
Arthur Williams
Jacksonville
Winters
Senior High Play Produces Noted Comedy The Goose Hangs High
The senior high school presents a comedy The Goose Hangs High featuring a youthful cast. Parents indulgent, children wilful, family poverty looming, then youths rise to prove their worth with humor and pathos. Rehearsals run nightly at Lincoln Avenue, dramatics coach directs the ensemble. New Castle residents are promised a memorable performance.
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Lincoln Avenue
New Castle
Edenburg School November Attendance Report
Edenburg Monthly report lists students not tardy or absent in November and term totals. Names include Lena Cherone Anna Fire Jeannet Fire Agnes Hallman Verna Gibson Isabell Nicoline Clare Murdock Thersa Storti and others. Average monthly attendance 97 percent. term 96 percent. Harriet Wilson and Sara A Balsiger are the teachers. Also notes a Missionary Meeting with twelve members and two visitors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenburg
Room One
Lena Cherone
Anna Fire
Jeannet Fire
Agnes Hallman
Verna Marie Gibson
Isabell Nicoline
Clare Murdock
Thersa Storti
Mary Rodgers
Josephine Ciero
Elverda Hallman
Rosie Nicoline
Bessie Matteo
Twila Murdock
Pearl Unangst
Ernesta Hallman
Alice Mack
Helen Unangst
Cora Mae Hoon
Francis Stears
Bruno Ciero
Bobby Biddle
Robert Steers
Tony Storti
Ralph Ciero
John Natale
Charles Exposti
Sammie Matteo
Johnny Rodgers
Edgar Leeper
George Smith
Agner Hallman
Clara Murdock
Francis Steers
Harriet Wilson
Patsy Deprano
Clair Gibson
Dale Gibson
William Louden
Chalmers Maughan
Rocky Minetti
Andy Natale
Randall Park
Albert Ross
Harry Smith
Dorothy Bennett
Helen Deprano
Elsa Dodds
Alpha Hallman
Rosy Matteo
Jessie Morrow
Mary Murdock
Martha Murdock
Bertha Myers
Lela Myers
Frieda Raub
Ethel Steers
Olive Wigton
Sara A. Balsiger
Missionary Society Meeting At Mrs Hofmeister’s Home
The Missionary Society of the Christian church held its regular monthly gathering at Mrs Martha Hofmeister’s home on Thursday afternoon. The Oklahoma convention of Disciples of Christ was discussed and a demonstration of two missionary societies given by president Mrs Morrow. After the meeting, hostess Mrs Hofmeister and her daughter Bessie Hofmeister served a chicken dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Martha Hofmeister
Oklahoma
Town Warms With Visits and Tragic Road Crash
Crowded social visits cross county lines as Mrs. Verdin Mitchell and Mrs. Hofmeister socialize in Sharpsville and New Castle while Mrs. Dickson spends time with Mrs. Leeper. A Windsor, Ohio death shocks Sarah McIntosh as she learns of her sister-in-law’s passing. Coitsville Hubbard road accident injures a city meter inspector. Victor Oldson, a wealthy contractor, faces a $76 600 lawsuit filed by the widow after his car struck Prof. C. M. Altdoerffer, Garfield School principal, and caused his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coitsville-Hubbard Road
Victor Oldson
C. M. Altdoerffer
Garfield School
Edenburg personals note shoppers and visitors
Miss Jennie Whiting and Harry Whiting were New Castle shoppers Tuesday. Mrs. E. T. Ashton spent Wednesday afternoon with her daughter, Mrs. Albert Hewitt, at New Castle. John Hoon was a New Castle visitor Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stanley of the North Side spent Wednesday evening in New Castle. Pete Thomas was a New Castle visitor Wednesday evening. Mrs. James Leeper spent Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenburg
Jennie Whiting
Harry Whiting
New Castle
E. T. Ashton
Albert Hewitt
John Hoon
C. E. Stanley
North Side
Pete Thomas
James Leeper
Two Are Killed in Auto Accidents in Youngstown
Two people died in local crashes within 12 hours. Frank Schrader, a rail setter for the Republic Iron and Steel company, was killed when his motorcycle collided with a car while commuting to work. Michael Flood, 56, was found dead this morning beside the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Frank Schrader
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Michael Flood
Plan Chicken Dinner At Grove City Church
Dec 8 women of the U P church will serve a chicken dinner in the grove city church with bazaar items in the afternoon and evening. Dinner price 75 cents. Tickets available at Crescent Gift Shop from Mrs R D Young. Also a note on bird watching gaining popularity in the British Isles.
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Lawrence Automobile Co
S. Meer St
Kodaks
Ibums
McKee
N. Mill
Velvet
Love & Megown
Ben Hazel
Eckerd
East Washington St
Keystone
Washington St
Mercer
New Castle Drug Corp
North Mill Street
Zzew
David Silverman Pregl
Hans Yuther
Count S.rynski
Signor
SCIAHESA_y
M.vandervetef
Europe
Austen Chamberlain
Aristide Briand
France
Stresemann
Germany
Dr. Benes
Czecho-Slovakia
Luther
Count Skrynski
Poland
Signor Scialeja
Italy
M Vandervelde
Belgium
John M. Stahl
Lewis Stone
Percy Marmont
Alma Rubens
Raymond Griffith
Eileen Percy
Wm. V. Mong
Louis BB. Mayer
Franz Molnar
Lawrence County
American Red Cross
Percy B. Walls Motor CO
South Mercer Street
Washington Street
Bailey’s Auto
Jefferson St
Mercer Court
Henry C. Sherman
Columbia University
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Monrarar
Canada
Room
Euress
Lake Erie
Penn Theatre
Ritz-Carlton Pictures
New Owilliams
Pres Presents
D. W. Griffith
British Isles
the Talk OF
Bosch
H. R. Huston Hardware ‘Co
E. Long Avenue
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