New York Sightseers Note City’s Hidden Landmarks
A diary sketch of New York visitors and locals amid the city’s bustle. It contrasts famed sights with everyday spaces like City Hall and the post office, then wanders into gossip about Gotham women, a bombed house, and a Milk Bottle Recama tion Week campaign while touching on a Toys of the future exhibit and department store displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Tress
New Castle
New York
Battery Park
Woolworth
City Hall
Will Street
Aquarium
Metropolitan Museum of Apts
Joh D. Rockefellers
Greenwich Village
Robert Elliott
Modernist boudoir mirrors and a tall request
The narrator contrasts a laborless kitchen with a modernist boudoir featuring a dressing room lined with angled mirrors showing multiple images of a costume. A gem of a bathroom is noted but rejected due to a too short tub. They wonder when bathtub roakers will acknowledge people taller than five feet five.
New Castle School Board Seeks Bell for Lawrence School
Secretary Hugh M. Margulis instructed to publish a bid for a school bell for the Lawrence building. Reports detail teacher elections and transfers: Franklin Junior Muriel Findley and Vera Rummel resign. Elizabeth Mendenhall becomes librarian, Helen Westlake transfers. John H. Hite becomes vice James Lewis, transferred. Benjamin C. Martin resigns. Mahoning Junior Emmet Gillesse, vice Thomas Smathers, transferred. The Dallas Journal notes national politics puzzlement over a favored daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Margulis
New Castle
Lawrence
Franklin
Muriel Findley
Vera Rummel
Elizabeth Mendenhall
Lbrarian
Helen Westlake
John H. Hite
James Lewis
Benjamin C. Martin
Edwin Gnesa
Mahoning
Emmet Gillesse
Thomas Smathers
Essay Prize Winners Named by New Castle Mutual
Prize winners in the association essay contest have been announced by secretary Norman E. Clark. First prize in the senior division goes to Fred Blaha and first prize in the junior division is awarded to a fellow participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Mutual Building and Loan Association
Norman E. Clark
Fred Blaha
Melvin and Blaha Win Essay Prizes at New Castle High
Kath ryn A. Melvin, junior, and Mr Blaha, from the 1928 graduating class, won $10 prizes in a school essay contest at New Castle Senior High. The subject was The Advantages of Saving Systematically Through Bwiding and Loan Associations. Judges Alvah Shumaker, William Fenton, and Bart Richards were unanimous. The San Diego Union notes the remark on naval experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn A. Melvin
Blaha
Miss Melvin
New Castle
Alvah Shumaker
William Fenton
Bart Richards
St Vitus School Awards Presented by American Legion
St Vitus School awarded American Legion medals to Joe Mas trangelo and Legion Auxiliary to Helen Gienne on Thursday afternoon with District Deputy Pat Dempsey presenting. An associated program listed student performances including openings, flag tributes, poetry, and patriotic scenes from multiple grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
St. Vitus
Pat. J. Dempsey
Legion
Joe Mastrangelo
Legion Auxiliary
Helen Gienne
Christina Pignati
Dr J O Wallace Clinic Visit Next Tuesday
Dr J O Wallace of Pittsburgh will visit Shenango Valley Nespiat Tuesday June 5 to examine crippled children. Old and new cases urged to attend the hospital during the afternoon. The clinic grows in importance as it helps many children live more normal lives. Submarines cheaper to build than cruisers noted by W C Bridgeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Wallace
Pittsburgh
Shenango Valiny Nespiat
Mary
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the Diary
New Yorker
RK Rinnal
Gotham
Ken
York
Prince Potenzignt
Rome
Tke
He Department
West Cart
Atremco Milk Magnesia
Mellins
Lydia Pinkham
Mead
Castile
Srelba
Melba
Kolynos
Dr. Graham
Dr.Graham
Moone
Vail
Csize
Tinted Chemist
Free Deliver
East
Washington St
Bell
Lawrence School
Auta “Favorita
The
Dallas Journal
Kathryn Melvin
Katheyn Melvin
Washington, D. C
San Diego Union
John Lurenta
Joseph Dea Matteo
Marie
Rose Toscano
Mary Bent
Eleanor Fair
Fredom
Michael Gabriel
Louise Corio
Banners of America
J.O. Wallace
W. C. Bridgeman
Chines
Oh Synes
Wits
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Lerner
Basement
Imperial Athletie Union
Igeowlle
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Fruit of Loom N
Arults Joon
Boys’ Store
Archi
Livitanve
Dettar
Lees Va Wu
Ithe
Secon
Hoye’ Nainsock U
P’chase
Sik
Darby and Jacquard
Ise
Nainsook
Namsa Athletica Union
Rayon
Lisle
Sk TWO _ CC
Norfolk
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