Vacation Bible School Faculty Named at Third Church
The Third Croitel Marsbyterian church announces a Community Summer Vacation Bible School to be held at Thaddeus Stevens school under church supervision. Miss Mary Morehead Miss Helen Book Miss Mildred Allson Miss Eleanore Galbreath Miss Verna Allson lead various grades. high school group taught Life of Christ. Opens June 12 for three weeks daily 9 to 12 with $1 fee. Registration June 5 1 to 3 p.m. at Thaddeus school. The Appalia Glee club concert Friday night funds equipment. Rev Franklin W Bayer and wife plan to move to McKuan Pa.
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Croitel Marsbyterian Church
Thaddeus Stevens School
Third Church
Electua
Mary Morehead
Dune
Suatuer Vacation Bible School
Gary
Thaddeus
Dee Club
Justlces
Bible School
Appalia Glee Club
Vatation Bible School
Where To Go Tonight: Serenade and More at Local Theatres
Recent listings include Mariam Cooper and George Walsh in the Serenade, Marguerite Clayton with Creighton Hale and George McQuarrie in Women Who Wait, Tom Mix in Up and Going, Lerry Compson in At the End of the World, Baby Peggy in The Little Re nah, and Beyond the Rainbow. Also on stage are Liberty Country Store and Musical Comedy and Game Birds with Perey and Ferd, featuring a cast of sixteen.
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Stan
Marguerite Clayton
Creighton Hale
George McQuarrie
Liberty—Country Store
XIXOS
Tom Mix
Penn
Lerry Compson
Baby Peggy
Resnah
Slark
Perey
Ferd
Negotiations Over Car Scale Wage Dispute Continue
J. E. Miller, president of Division 89 of New Castts, reports ongoing talks over wage cuts for street car workers. Workers reject 15 percent cuts, note wartime sacrifice and lower living costs, cite higher fares elsewhere, and may strike if no compromise is reached.
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Butler
Pittsburgh
Connellsville
Bdc
Altoona
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Scranton
Cleveland
Snc
J. E. Miller
Wampum Truck Driver Pays Fine
Raymond Lamb of Morrow Garage was fined eight dollars after a stop by State Police for operating a truck without license plates. He had hurried to a train and did not realize the plates were removed from the vehicle. The incident occurred in Wampum Pennsylvania with Officer Nick Meshatta and Willard Dindinger handling the arrest and hearing.
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Wampum
Raymond Lamb
Morrow
Nick Meshatta
Lamb
Meshutta
Willard Dindinger
Squire HH
J. McCready
Squire McCready
Kidney and Bladder Troubles HAVE TO GO
Dr Carey promotes a liquid and tablet formula as a universal cure for kidney and bladder issues. The ad claims toxins are removed and urges immediate use, warning that disease worsens if ignored. It promises money-back refunds if the first bottle fails to help.
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Qarey
Earth
Carey
Bright
Just
Jones
Confirmation Exercises For Class Sunday Dedication
The program lists 17 children confirmed in the Faith of Our Fathers with musical interludes by violinists and pianists including The Swan Intermezzo and Recessional. Speakers include Jean E Rabinevitz Rosella Markovite Bessie Plant Harold Cohen Esther Marlin and Rabbi S H Goldenson with diplomas presented at close.
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Bessie Plant
Mollie Cohen
Harold Cohen
Israel
Dudley Bucke
Paul A. Welsh
Rose Mervis
Pearl Gilles
Esther Marlin
Escher A. Sueving
Yetta B. Rosenblum
Harry Greenberg
City school system plans major re arrangement
The article reports a planned re arrangement of the city public schools with projected enrollment near 10,000 next year. The eighth grade building will become a junior high, and two upper elementary classes plus the freshman class will fill the new building to capacity. Benjamin Franklin junior high is slated to open, reducing travel for some pupils. Further changes are expected before fall term.
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Brown
Benjamin Franklin
North Street
Donovan Executed for Killing Wife in Indiana
The article recounts the execution of Donovan for the murder of his wife Laura, claiming the death was caused by an accidental pistol discharge during a struggle. His daughter Mabel testified as eyewitness while urging the governor to uphold the sentence. Donavan expressed no bitterness toward his daughter before execution.
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Laura
Mabel Donovan
Harrodsburg, Ky
Warren McGray
Indiana
Danghrow
Donovan
Mrs Franklin W Boyer Honored At Ray Street Shower
Twenty two friends gathered at the Miller home on Ray street Wednesday evening for a miscellaneous shower in honor of Mrs Franklin W Boyer a bride recently. Music by Mrs Chauncey Dean and Miss Virginia Knox provided entertainment and a variety of gifts were presented. Lunch was served by several hosts and guests included Mrs Tra Wags John Knox Virgin Bessie Durant Olive Johnson and others.
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Frankin W. Boyer
Charles Miller
Ray Street
Chauncey Dean
Virginia Knox
Boyer
Charles’ Miller
H. W. Snyder
John Knox
Bessie Durant
Tra Wags
Virgin Bessie Durant
Olive Johnson
Mary Wilson
Lillian Jones
Winifred
Delmont Howard
Michael Connors
John Kerr
George Hanns
Drake
Co. W. Knox
West Middlesex
Mary Pickford Divorce ruling impacts many Nevada cases
The Nevada Supreme Court unanimously denied the Attorney General’s right to intervene in Mary Pickford’s divorce from Owen Moore. The decision, by Justice Ducker with the court’s full concurrence, ends the Pickford suit and curtails intervention rights in state divorce actions.
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International News Services
Carson City
Nevada Supreme Court
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
Nevada
Ganoriel
Pickford
Ducker
Saunders
Coleman
Bay He State
Pickford Pugin
Fowler
United States Supreme Court
May Re-Arrest Ward For Murder
Sensational developments in the Ward murder case are expected to come to light, potentially leading to the rearrest of Walter J Ward, Ward Baking Co vice president and self confessed slayer of Clarence Peters. He currently faces manslaughter charges while bailed at 60000. Investigators search hospitals for a second wounded man linked to the case. Westchester authorities pursue claims Peters was killed at Ward's New Rochelle home, amid reports of a library shooting and extortion demands.
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White Plains
Walter 3. Ward
Ward Baking Company
Clarence Peters
Saloen
Westchester County
Young Ward
Wberry
Peters
Kensico Reservoir
Ward
New Rochelle
Red Cross Officials Speak At Wilmington Commencement
At New Wilmington High School last evening the hygiene and home nursing class graduation was held as part of the rural program backed by the Lawrence County American Red Cross. Miss Olive Reed presented diplomas to 66 graduates, urging practical daily use of the lessons. William J. Moffatt offered congratulations, praising school cooperation and the work of instructor Miss Alice Reed and faculty members Prof. Vandevander and Miss Mel Kelvey.
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New Wilmington
Lawrence County
American Road Cross
Mt. Jackson
Bessemer
Wampum
Eastbrook
Alice Reed
American Red Cross
William J. Moffatt
Misa Olive Reed
Claus Upnon
Vandevander
Miss MelKelvey
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admitted and Discharged
SHENANGO VALLEY HOSPITAL NOTES Admitted Harold Youngs Wampum Thomas Williams Hillcrest Avenue Mrs Eye Allen Chestnut Street Discharged George Foster Lyndall attract Louise and Millard Martin Wolant Mr and Mrs William Rumberger of Sheridan Avenue left this morning by automobile for the farm of Mrs Rumberer's parents near Tyrone Pa where they will spend the summer.
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Franklin W. Bayer
Fins Street
McKuan, Pa
Harold Youngs
Wam- Pum
Thomas Williams
Hillcrest Avenue
Eye Allen
Chestnut, Street
George Foster
Lyndal Atract
Louise and
Millard Martin
William Rumberger
Sheridan Avenue
Whadda Ya See a Busy Street Scene in Summer
A lively street scene across Washington and Mill features a woman watching a semaphore traffic signal and causing a minor mishap by knocking over a safety post. East Side streetcar passengers wear straw hats while kids discuss reports near a YMCA pool and shoppers consider fabric choices in a local store. A porch color debate adds small domestic detail.
Special Classes Considered for Truants and Retarded Pupils
City plans to trial special classes next year for retarded students and habitual truants. Officials note retarded pupils need intensive individual instruction, while truancy cases persist despite strict enforcement. Recommendations on these matters are to be presented at the forthcoming school directors meeting.
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Ciy
Safe Deposit Co Appointed Trustee in Pulaski Estate
In Pulaski, Judge Emery appointed the Safe Deposit and Trust Company as trustee in the estate of Elizabeth Murdoch. The decedent left two gum of money in 1901 for grave care. Cassius M. Dickson had served as trustee. The money now totals $588.25.
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Elizabeth Murdock
Tate
Pulaski
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Emery
Cassius M. Dicksons
Hickory Township School Board Eyes New Four Room Brick School
A Hickory township school board meeting at Hast brook on Monday evening will select an architect for a new four room brick school east of the city on land purchased the week. The project plans a brick building to replace existing facilities.
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Hickory Township School Board
Hastbrook
Deaths of the Day Mrs Walter Wiftle
A condensed notice lists Mrs. Blue Jer kins Wigle widow of Walter Wigle of this city and infant son, who died Monday at Mercer hospital. Mrs. Wigle, once a Highland and Martin Gantz school teacher, served as an officer in the New Castle Chapter 105 of the Order of Eastern Star. Survivors include her husband, her parents Mr and Mrs William Jenkins of Pardee, a sister Mrs Carl Stewart, and brother Warren T Jenkins of Oregon. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 pm from her parents home, with burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery at Jackson Center.
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Walter Wiftle
Blue Jerkins Wigle
Walter Wigle
Mercer Hospital
Wigle
New Castle
Highland
Martin Gantz
Order of Eastern Star
William Jenkins
Pardo
Carl Stewart
Warren T. Jenkins
Oregon
Pardee
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Jackson Center
Milo Cochran Returns Home From Michigan Health Trip
Mel and Mrs. Milo Cochran of Moravian Street have come back from Mt. Clemens Michigan after several weeks there for health. Mrs. Cochran improved greatly and Mr. Cochran, a jeweler, hopes to resume work in a week or ten days. He was in serious condition when he left.
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Mel
Milo Cochran
Moravian Street
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Cochran
Mr. Cochran
Mr. Clemens
Austrian Brides Demand and Deluge of Letters Seek Husband
Austrian women show strong interest in marriage to a man from their country living in Elwood City. An ad in a homeland paper sparked many replies, with dozens of registered letters arriving daily. The scattered letters reflect eager pursuit of “milk and honor” and the high cost of sending mail from Austria.
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Austria
Elwood City
Panera
Iria
Iis
Stanley And Thomas Change The Original Castle Seven
The New Castle orchestra adds Dan Thomas the guitarist and Mark Stanley the trumpet to its lineup. The group, led by Stephen Griffith, includes Harry Mummond pianist Francis Hammed saxophonist Archie Cubbison banjoist Nell Mote trombonist, and remains a leading local ensemble.
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Castle Seven
New Castle
Lwa New Iten
Dan Thomas
Goter
Mark Stanley
Stephen Griffith
Harry Mummond
Francis Hammed
Archie Cubbison
Nell Mote
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Daily Bible School
East Side
Gia Turners
Frank P. Andrews & Son
N. Mill St
Bell 261
RTE Co
Pete
Atkinson Paint & Glass Co
North Mil Street
Bell
Mariam Cooper
George Walsh
Oleggst
North Side
Taylor
Avings & Trust
Tangreave
Franklin W. Boyer
Red Cross
Wilmington
W. J. Moffatt
Olive Reed
Shenango Valley Hospital
Washington and
Mill Streets
Safe Deposit Co
Rieck-McJunkin Dairy Co
Huntchison Feed Co
New Castle Lumber Co
Lipp .Brog
Anon ‘Valley
Salta Brass
Wew Castle
Jane Andrews
Tho
Mary Hallet
Mary Hallit
Joan Hallt
Forest Street
St. John’s Lutheran Church
F. H. Stough
St. John's Lutheran Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Genner
Heaneland
Stanley and
Thomas Change
The
Aetna
McBride Shannon Co
Teo
E. Wah, Sr
Tsi Geave Pitts
Pittsburg
UNDAY
Detstis & Lak
Erie
J. N. Euwer
the Winter Co
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