Sixteen Sixth-Year Thrift Recipients at Franklin Junior High
More than 300 pupils earned thrift awards as three grades at Benjamin Franklin Junior High achieved 100 percent thrift. Names of students saving six years or five years were read, with Rev. Ross Haverfield and Roh't Strickler presenting diplomas and gold stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Louise Dickson
Florence Schumaker
Lenore Mc Gaffie
Ross M. Haverfield
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Benjamin Franklin
Burton
Clara Coryea
Dorothy Cain
Mary Lauisa Gilroy
Alberta Ree»luer
James McKee
Walter Marco
Russell Shaffer
Mary Chipreno
Willam Stoner
Verna McElroy
Joe Serafino
Elma Karki
Aliee Jane McCune
Sara McKee
Mary Ellen Preston
Harold Dickson
Helen Saxton
John Thompson
Frances Harrows
Theresa Nicoletti
Cosma Scilla
Leroy Frey
Raymond Kennedy
Frances Nader
Fern Greer
Olive Rowland
Easy whole-berry strawberry jam with Certo
A vintage method for preserving whole ripe strawberries in jam using a short boil with Certo. Steps include weighing berries, pressing whole, layering with sugar, lemon, and letting stand overnight before a quick rolling boil, skimming, then hot-pouring and sealing with paraffin wax. Includes tips on yielding extra jelly and brand notes for Certo.
Worth Weight in Gold Highlights Health Remedies and Student Honors
A testimonial touts Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanitive Wash for illness relief. The document lists numerous students by grade levels who saved money, earned thrift diplomas, and received thrift champion certificates after years of saving and three years of savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully
Atrs
Crane
Musecay
Evelyn van Buren
Robert Burexfield
Frank Plizys
Ketle Ehulich
Margaret Barnes
Mary Berlga
Charles Campbell
Gilbert Levine
Ralph Grove
Tony Pegnato
Frank Marlendo
Pauline Duler
Helen Book
Dorothy Martiarc
Stewart Loverlage
Agnes Casalandra
Anna Belle Cheral
Helen Tardelli
Lorive Rashid
Eleanor Morgan
Richard Coonan
Lella Gensante
Ernest McMullen
Grace Bell
Virginia McKee
Edith Ziegler
Harold Borth
Frank Reed
Mary Norris
Lois Pinney
Charles Rumstay
Ida Alexander
Thelma Parvel
Gertrude Saul
Joseph Olescyski
William Gromes
Jamea Verare
Mary Globacher
Amelia DeCaprio
Lori Hinkson
Margaret Gonda
Anna Davis
John Whiteman
Dine Dirks
Wilma Kirol
Ruth Phillips
Mary Loveridge
Nellie Dean
Elwlida Sherbine
Greer
Olea Zski
Louis Farone
Lenora Black
Edith Sherbine
Adele, Wolfe
Marie Fletcher
Fran Faronne
Mary Alford
Celia Gimnoceh
Thelma Hemphill
Cyril Jones
Forrest Fleeger
Ange Ina Augustine
Virginia Fu
Louis Burnett
Hazel Parris
Helen Kirkwood
Rose Sack- Pant
Josephine Yeck
Fannie Davis
Margaret Lovejoy
Fred Joseph
William Blews
Yer Sherman
Joe Campbell
Thelma
John Romers
Bessie Wader
Berna Greansperg
Helen Boya
Mildred Gill
Pataki
Alberta Davly
William Wilson
Filomerne D'Hietto
Program For Liberty Grange Patriotic meeting outline
Liberty Grange will host a patriotic program on Tuesday evening June 6. Mary Cooper presents the History of the American Flag. three minute sketches feature Washington Hugh Forbes Lincoln Iva Livingston A Grant Victor Bruce Franklin Joseph Buxton. Nannie Hunt reads. Clarence Boyd talks on farmers role in history. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address read by Jessie Kildoo. A quartet performs. citizenship discussion follows. An outing is planned as a Sunday drive with concerns about the bathroom window lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Grange
America
Mary Cooper
George Washington
Hugh Forbes
Abraham Lincoln
Iva Livingston
Grant
Victor Bruce
Benjamin Franklin
Joseph Buxton
Mirs
Nannie Hunt
Clarence Boyd
Jessie Kildoo
Tiscussion
Examinations Close Today At New Castle High
Regular semester examinations for underclass students at New Castle High School end today at 9 30 this afternoon. Make up tests will be given on Tuesday June 6 for students needing re exams. All students including seniors must attend Monday morning with regular sessions to follow. Grade cards will record six week grades and semester finals.
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New Castle Senior High School
After School Schedule Notes for Vacation Period
A fragmented notice states after school dismissal at 1 o clock for the vacation period. It mentions no school except re-exam students on Tuesday and a registrar day on Wednesday. Students must attend all class sessions, with a 20 minute period noted and a brick placement referenced.
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Smes
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Norman’s
New Castle
Norman's
Bill” Gabbert
BH Gatbert
Blak
Weelet Co Mateh
Thea
Gruen
Studebaker
Jewett
Graham Bros
N. Mill Street
Ben Franklin
Sarah Field
Sarah Field Splint
Department of Foods and Household Management
McCall's Magazine
Pinkham
Rae Clave
Geo. K. Stevenson Co
Smithfield St
Pittsburgh
A&p
Texas
Mee
Ib. Peck
Macaroni Or Noodles Encore Brand
Mulkey
Brooks Pride Bare Creamery
Lge
Ec Cai
Sunnyfield
Lux
I AS
Washington Street
East Long Avenue
Rye Aie
Pacific
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