Koppel Board Sets Millage for Next School Year
Koppel borough board of education met in special session and adopted the 184-25 budget fixing the millage at 19 mills, same as current levy, with $4.00 per capita tax. Re-elected teachers include J Gerald Muder, who will shift to supervising duties next fall. Memorial Day honors paid to fourteen local soldiers with crosses and wreaths at the American Legion post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koppel
Koppel Oorough Board of Education
George F. Pavil
Ellwood City
Beaver Falls High School
J. Gerald Muder
J. Gerald Muder, Supervising Principal. Mr. Muder
William Blythe
Second Avenue
Tony Massa
CWA
Arthur Street
Fifth Avenue
J. Harvey Marshall
American Legion
George Howe
Richard Street
Binghamton
N. Y
Peter Howe
Dominick Mundo
Ralph Martini
Third Avenue
Mundo
Johnston Baseball Club
Thomas Blythe
CCC
Elmira
Robert Blythe
Sixth Avenue
Thomas
Jess . Watson
Mr. Watson
Butler
Clifford Richner
Struthers
Youngstown
Charles Jackson
J. Harvey Marshall Post
Post
Memorial Day Visits Roamed Across Regions
North Beaver resident Joyce Webb remains home ill. Deringers spent Sunday at Rochester Pennsylvania. Kate Mars of New Castle planned time with Miss Etta in McMurray. Richard Baun of New Springfield visited Daniel Mollenkopf. Swishers from Pittsburgh joined Memorial Day with Ira Swisher family. Kelso and family from Beaver Falls visited James Kelso. George Dixon and children of Struthers Ohio visited relatives. Harman family and Pauline Wallace of Cleveland attended local high school commencement for Merian Wallace. Dr Fred Dixon of Cleveland joined John Kyle for Mt Jackson high school reunion held in the old building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Webb
Wm. Deringer
Rochester
Kate Mars
New Castle
Etta
McMurray
Richard Baun
New Springfield
Daniel Mollenkopf
Clare Swisher
Evie
Helen Swisher
Pittsburgh
Ira Swisher
Robert Kelso
Beaver Falls
James Kelso
George Dixon
Struthers
Harman
Pauline Wallace
Cleveland
Ohio
Merian Wallace
Fred Dixon
John Kyle
Mt. Jackson High School
Croton School Enjoys Memorial Day Program
The Croton school presented a diverse Memorial Day assembly featuring student performances and readings. The program included In Flanders Field numbers by Jimmie Groves Rudolph Rubeis Vera Vincent and others plus a Daniel Boone playlet with Frank Banfield Thayer Wynder and many students. The day also highlighted patriotic selections and an address by Mr Christoph with Ruth Green as announcer. International tobacco exports rise in 1933 with U S shipments totaling 89878715 dollars, up from 73125209 dollars in 1932 per the Commerce Department.
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Croton
Flanders Field
Jimmie Groves
Rudolph Rubeis
Vera Vincent
Ediny Vogan
Christoph
Ruth Green
Daniel Boone
Ruth Ryhal
Frank Banfield
Thayer Wynder
Loyal Kleckner
David Reynolds
Guido Giacomini
Pauline Rickard
Isabel Scilla
Rose Isabel
Alvin Grimes
Josephine Juliano
Jennie Latess
Edwin Zollinger
Washington
United States
B.D. Hill Tobacco Division
Department of Commerce
Community News Briefs From Leesburg and Nearby
Leesburg residents share visits across Grove City Mercer Sharon road and Ellwood City. Names include McCanleas Black Marshall Ward Kelley Fennick Crawford Anangst Davis Flannery Cunningham Mosley and others as relatives, friends, and former residents spend weekends, Wednesdays, and Sundays visiting relatives, working at garages, or moving homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. McCanleas
Grove City
Arthur Black
Clintonville
W. W. Man
Eleanor Marshall
Lois Yarian
Mercer- Sharon Road
Herb Ward
Bill
Harry
Ryder
French Creek
Hilda
Ward
New Castle
Hazel Kelley
Slippery Act
Ulysses McCandless
Will Simmons
Leonard Sinons
Taylor Anderson
John Wardman
Ellwood City
Charlie Sankey
Floyd Offutt
Kerr
Jane
Jim Breen
Dick Fennick
Sergio
Ralph Tanner
James Marshall
Bob Marshall
Martha Tunstall
Sharon
Annie Tunstall
Moss McDowell
Mercer-Grove City Road
Mont Crawford
Jay Anangst
Mahoningtown
Pittsburgh
Raymond Sholler
Alice
Francis Montgomery
Paul Crawford
Betty Gates
Clifford Evans
Cleveland
Lew Gardner
Poughkeepsie
Ing
Jack Davis
Bruce Wright
Lloyd Curry
Hooker
Harry Macom
A. D
Wm. Kelley
Drake
Orpha Schollard
Kelley
Lesburg
Sadie Fennick
Brown
Jonathan Fennick
Harransburg
Harry Brush
Clara Crawford
Dave Laughman
Pearl Spiker
Kenneth Conklin
Harrisburg
Glen Cunningham
Glen
Bob Mosley
Freeborne to Attend National Motion Picture Projectors Meet
N. D. Freeborne, member of total No. 451, Motion Picture Projectors, departs for Louisville to join the first biannual convention opening June 2 and running through June 8. He is accompanied by Jerry Klingensmith of local No. 101 Stage Hands, joining in the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Freeborne
Total No. 451
Motion Picture Projectors
Louisville
National Motion Picture Projectors
Jerry Klingensmith
Sacred Program At Zion Church
Sacred program at Zion Church Sunday features preaching and music led by Rev. Carl D. Bostrom of Akron Ohio with piano violin and voice numbers including Klavier pieces and vocal duets. The program lists pieces from Kreisler Sarasate and Stainer among others with soprano and tenor solos and an ensemble performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Carl D. Bostrom
Akron
Ville
Clarence Lightfritz
Dudley Burkey
Carl Bostrom
Liebesfreud
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Anthony Izzo
Kane
A. Izzo
Paul Sturgeon
Enue
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Gibson
James
Charles Wetzel
Shirley Ann
William Meade
Betty Sherman
East Washington St
Big Value
Philco
Coe
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D.C
E. Washington St
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Beaver
Croton School
May
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Violet Germani
Anna Carvella
Lewis Micco
Leesburg News
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John Hayne
Walter Stone
Jas. Flannery
Bill Flannery
James Bateman
Lawrence Russell
West Middlesex
Elizabeth Houston
Mercer
Ernest Rogers
Brent
James Marshal
Will Evans
Jay Unangat
Mahonington
Lydia Boodle
Edd McCracken
Slippery
Beck
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Perelman
ELGIN
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GRUEN
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