Terrace Avenue School Displays Noted For Student Work
Terrace Avenue School shows student displays across all rooms highlighting posters paintings and art paper work. First graders under Miss Joyce Wilson present flower work and crayoning while upper grades feature crayola posters writing health slogans and landscapes. The building halls display stars rising with art writing spelling and geography on easels.
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Terrace Avenue
Anna Perry
Walla
Attie Tots
Joyce Wilson
Minnie Edelstein
Garnet Rey
Helen Ryan
Health Room at Terrace Avenue School Draws Attention
The Terrace Avenue School emphasizes health in every activity under Miss Emma Gibbons. Health posters and slogans fill the Health Room walls, with even a dry arithmetic lesson linking health and learning. The display showcases strong attendance and sturdy pupils, earning commendation.
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Terrace
Emma Gibbons
Terrace Avenue School
Terrace Avenue
School Bureau Chief Visits New Castle Dinner Meeting
Dr Lindsay L Rowland head of the state department of public instruction visited New Castle on Wednesday evening January 28 for a courtesy, joined by Dr David P Harry and Dr Ben G Graham and a group of school principals at the High Noon Club. Rowland is touring the state to inspect normal school work.
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Lindsay L. Rowland
Teacher's Bureau of the State
Department of Public Instruction
New Castle
David P. Harry
University of Pittsburgh
Ben G. Graham
Auto Chains Sell Fast This Winter
Winter has been favorable for auto chain dealers with most days in the past two months requiring chains on wheels. In some streets tracks are worn to the paving, causing heavy wear on chains. Many drivers have already worn out a pair and will likely buy a second pair if the icy weather persists.
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Liberty Theatre
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Don't Fuss With Mustard Plasters Musterole Works Without Blister
Musterole offers relief from sore throats bronchitis stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches and other aches without blistering. The white oil-based ointment replaces mustard plasters and comes in children's forms for babies and small children.
Truck Skids Into Telephone Pole on Waet Street Hill
A truck from Winner Transfer Co. of Pennsylvania license Vi5 skidded down Waet street hill around 6:30 on Wednesday and crashed into a telephone pole near C. C. Hormer's residence. The pole broke, several telephones in the area were knocked out of service. The driver escaped injury though the truck sustained damage.
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Winner Transfer Company
Pennsylvania
Waet Street
C. C. Hormer
Well Known Sharon Resident Is Dead
John Murchie aged 75 prominent Sharon resident died Wednesday morning at his daughter’s home in Youngstown after an acute indigestion attack. A longtime Sharon resident of 54 years he led a floral business career and played golf, holding the Sharon Country Club title. He was born in Monkton Ayrshire Scotland and emigrated to America in 1869. He belonged to St John’s Episcopal church the Masons Odd Fellows Elks P H O and Woodmen of the World. He leaves five children including Mrs Whiteside of Youngstown and Mrs Lewis Mrs Ewing and Edward and George Murchie of Sharon.
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W. A. Whiteside
Murch
Odd Fallows
Elks
P. H-O
Woodmen of the World
Youngstown
Chester Lewis
Charles Ewing
F Pittahburgh
Edward and
George Murchis
Major Zanni Plans May Globe Flight Restart
Argentine around the world flyer Major Zanni left Kae Sumigaura for Osaka where he planned to overhaul his plane. He will resume his globe girdling flight in May after the maintenance.
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Zanni
Eullntiacf International News Service
TOXYO
Kaesumigaura
Osaka
Boy Scout Banquet at Ben Franklin Junior High Friday
Weekly event invites Scouts and Scoutmasters to a 6:30 p m Banquet at Ben Franklin Junior High with a 2.00 assessment The host is urged to attend and help entertain and to assist with the bill If unable to attend notify the committee A Business Meeting follows at Fountain Inn Monday at noon February 2 1925 Carl J Paisley secretary ROTOGRAM looks ahead to 1925 with clear skies and strong conditions for agriculture commerce and industry Geo M Verrity
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Ben Franklin Junior High
Fountain Inn
William Stevenson Visits Old Home
William Stevenson of San Francisco former Mercer boy and Mercer Soldier Orphans school alum visited Mercer at the start of the week as guest of cousin W R Miller. He plans to travel to London to pursue railroad merger talks in Mexico and has interests in Mexican railroads and agriculture. He is brother of P K Stevenson secretary of the New Castle Chamber of Commerce.
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Mercer
Willam Stevenson
San Francisco
Calif
Mercer Soldier Orphana School
W. R. Miller
West
Alaska
London
Mexico
Sister Republic
Alo
Mr. Stevenson
P. K. Stevenson
New Castle
Jury disagrees in federal mail theft case
In Pittsburgh, James Means, a former baggage handler on the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie line, was tried in federal court on theft charges involving shirts and silk hose from mail packages. The jury failed to reach a verdict and was discharged by Judge Gibson.
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Pittsburgh
Pustan
James
Means
Gibson
4& P
L. 4
New Castle Junction
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