Field Artillery Units to Join Mt Gretna Encampment
The sixth and sixteenth regiments of field artillery of the U S army will join the Pennsylvania National Guard camp at Mount Gretna from July 21 to August 4. The 100th and 100th Field Artillery under General Asher Minor will participate in the state camp, with appointments announced for Willam Godfrey ioth and Joseph C Painter Steeton as officers and band leader duties for the 104th Cavalry.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
United States Army
S3rd Field Artillery
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mount Gretna
Frank D. Baary
100Th
100Th Field Artillery
Asher Minor
Beary
Willam Godfrey Ioth
Rochester
Penna
110Th Infantry
Joseph C. Painter
Steeton
104Th Cavalry
Westminster Seniors Stage Class Day Play Forest Princess
Westminster College seniors prepare for a milestone commencement week. They introduce new features including the class day play The Forest Princess, adding activity and novelty to the festivities.
Forest Princess to Open Class Day Activities at College
Seniors expand class day with a full afternoon play, The Forest Princess, directed by Miss Gusaie Owens. Almost the entire freshman class participates in this olden times production, adding sacredness to the campus treem on Old Main. The senior class also hosts the annual commencement week sing on Monday night, to be held on the senior steps just before dusk, continuing a long custom.
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Sypecin
New Wilmington
Pan
Westminster College
Gusaie Owens
Old Main
Westminster College Commencement Starts Sunday
Westminster college begins its annual commencement with association and baccalaureate sermons in United Presbyterian churches. Dr J D McClurkin, Westminster graduate from 1873, will preach the association sermon at Shadyside United Presbyterian church. Dr Wallace, Westminster president, will deliver the baccalaureate sermon as four days of senior activities proceed toward the commencement exercises.
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New Wilmington
Pao
Westminster College
United Presbyterian Church
J. D. McClurkin
Shadyside United Presbyterian Church
McClurkin
Westminster
Wallace
Health report lists communicable disease cases in city
The city health department reports new cases including Thomas Cowles Jr at 25 Fast Washington for scarlet fever Theresa Latena at 311 Locust Street with scabies and Louie De Jenerlo at 92g South Mill Street with chickenpox.
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City Health Department
Thomas Cowles, Jr
Washington Street
Theresa Latena
Locust Street
Louie de Jenerlo
South Mill Street
Shriners En Route To Washington Visit Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on June 2 Shriners and their spouses, over 500 people, travel onward to the imperial council meeting in Washington. Led by James S. McCandless of Honolulu, 24 temples attend with receptions, breakfasts for 1,600 visitors, and a gilded chariot parade as 2,400 more arrive to join weekend festivities hosted by Syria temple and Pittsburgh Shriners.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Imperial Council
Shrinera
Washington
Syria
Temple
Order
James S. McCandless
Honolulu
Imperial
William Penn Hotel
McCandless
Temple of
San Francisco
Pittshurgh
Death by Accident Verdict For State Trooper
Hagerstown Md June 2 A coroner s jury found State Policeman Raymond B Bicholtz died in an unavoidable accident while on duty He pursued a speeding motorist on the western pike and crashed into a car driven by Samuel Stoner and his family at Huyett s cross roads The testimony supported the same conclusion of an accidental death in the line of duty
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International News Service
Hagerstown
Raymond B. Bicholtz
Bicholtz
Samuel Stoner
Huyett’s Cross Roads
Stoner
Hicholtz
Two Playgrounds To Be Established
The civic committee of the Federation of Women’s Clubs will meet at the YWCA rooms Monday evening at 7:30 to plan two city playgrounds opening in July and August. One site is on North Hill opposite High Land School, the other at Gaston Park. The committee invites all interested to attend and give submissions. The establishment has the approval of council and the board of education.
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The
Federation of Women's Clubs
Aurusel
Hil
Tighland Ghoal
Gaston Park
Councel
Board of Education
Baccalaureate Commencement Set for New Castle High
The New Castle high school will hold baccalaureate services Sunday evening June 3 in the senior high auditorium on Lincoln Avenue. Rev. C J Williamson of Highland United Presbyterian church was chosen to deliver the sermon. The program features the senior class choir and the high school orchestra. Services begin at 8 p m.
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New Castle High School
Lincoln Avenue
C. J. Williamson
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Local Fundraising Grows Toward $600 Local Quota
The American region endowment drive for Graves continues to receive contributions. The latest receipts include C. L. McMillen with $5 and Yeslite Bible class with $2 as the fund slowly grows toward the local $600 target.
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C. L. McMillen
Yeslite Bible Class
Will Train Boys For Trinity Choir Arrangements
Prof Andrew Setver prepares Trinity College choir with organist arrangements and training for boys.
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Trinity Choir
Andrew Setver
Choir training for Trinity church boys starts at once
Choirmaster at Trinity Episcopal church begins forming a class of boys for choir training. The program seeks boys aged 11 to 12 years and up to 12 from the Sunday school. Interested parties should contact F. A. Fowler, secretary, or Mr. Setter to enroll without delay.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Aing
F. A. Fowler
Setter
Franklin High seventh graders receive reading certificates
Seventy three seventh grade students at Gen Franklin Junior High yesterday earned home reading course certificates issued by the public schools and the public library after meeting reading goals. A list of named students is provided. those absent can pick up certificates next week at the library.
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Gen Franklin Junior High School
Sylvia Schlosberg
Donald Lochley
Virginia Colley
Lucy Stosatt
Charles Rees
William Pittaway
Gertrude Potter
Lillian Diamond
Margaret Ban
Knox
Orest Cascino
Stephen Binder
Mary
Elizabeth Foster
Elsie Niemi
Dee Doter
Katherine L. Preston
Leona Glitch
Anna Katherine Debelak
Mary McGeehan
Edna Bartsch
William Badger
Florence Scott
Nick Casalandra
Laura Jones
Elizabeth Steen
Wampum Church Activities and Community Notices
Presbyterian Sunday school at 9 45 a m service at 11 o m subject Fellowship Christian Endeavor at 6 20 service at 7 30 subject Christian Duty Rev J Greer Bingham Christian church Sunday school at 10 a m service at 11 a m leaving service at 7 40 Rev Chas P Durbin Clinton M E Sunday school at 1 6 a m service at 11 a m Ep worth league at 8 30 p m Rev Bock with St Monica's Catholic church Mass 9 a m Sunday Bee 10 30 a m Hoytdale mags at 10 30 a m Fr F A Maloney St Monica's Massal notes and other items Community Club Ladies of the Community club meet at Mrs George Walters home Tuesday evening June 8th refreshments by Mrs Walters and Mrs Clarence Staut fresh program details Mrs T J McCollough in charge of entertainment Mrs McCollough broke her left wrist moving furniture Move Here Mr and Mrs Charles Morrow and family of Pittsburgh have moved here Funeral attendance by local residents Mrs Rogers and daughter Madelyn Mr and Mrs A W Pettigrew and Alberta were in Beaver Falls for the funeral of Mr Rogers brother Lawrence Lutz Wampum Personal Karl Herbert in New Castle Friday Mrs CO M Harvey in New Castle Mrs W F Wegeler and children visiting Pittsburgh Mrs Wallace and daughter Mrs George Walters in New Castle Mr and Mrs Willia Fye of Lowellville back home after visiting relatives Mrs Cohen and family Mrs W F Vegeler Margaret and Dorothy to Elwood City Mary Wizzabeth Harvey returned from Ellwood City Edward Cragie of Palestine visiting sister Mrs Emma Fye on Main Street AS W Pettigrew was a business visitor in New Castle yesterday.
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Presbyterian
LT Oumi
Fellowship
Christian Endeavor
J. Greer Bingham
Christian Church
Bock
St. Monica's Catholic Church
Hoytdale
F. A. Maloney
Wampum
Karl Herbert van
New Cantla
CO. M. Harvey
Naw Castle
W. F. Wegeler
Pittsburgh
Wallace
George Walters
New Castle
Willia Fye
Lowellville
Cohen
W. F. Vegeler
Margaret
Dorothy
Elwood City
Misa Mary Wizzabeth Harvey
Ellwood City
Frank Huffman
Edward Cragie
Palestine
Emma Fye
Main Street
W. Pettigrew
Moonshine Stills Found In Lafferty Home
A deputy sheriff serving papers found a woman asleep beside a stove with a moonshine still distilling. The incident occurred in Lafferty Ohio as the deputy knocked on the door and received no reply.
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New Lafferty
Ohio
Nineteen Die In April Accidents At R. R. Crossings
Nine teens died and forty six were injured in seventy five railroad grade crossing accidents in Pennsylvania during April. The Bureau of Accidents of the Public Service Commission reports 65 autos involved and five more struck lowered gates without train contact. The April fatalities rose 44 percent from last year, with fourteen killed and ten injured previously.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Bureau of Accidents of the Public Service Commission
Sugar financier Palmer commits death by self
NORRISTOWN Pa June 2 Coroner William Neville of Coshohocken issued a death certificate showing Truman L Palmer president of the J H Huston Co a major Philadelphia sugar brokerage shot himself in his Oreland Pa home Wednesday instant death The cause remains undetermined Palm er was a director of the New York Sugar and Coffee Exchange and a leader in local clubs and fraternal groups.
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International News Service
Noristown
William Neville
Coshohocken
Truman L. Palmer
J. H. Huston Company
Philadelphia
Palmer
The
New York Sugar and Coffee Exchange
Murder In Second Degree Verdict In Hagerstown Shooting
A jury in Hagerstown Maryland found William Heiser guilty of second degree murder in the May 5 shooting of his son in law Bernard C Myers. The trial concluded after about 50 minutes of deliberation following defense claims of self defense.
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Hagerstown
Hlrcuit
William Heiser
Bernard C. Myers
Allotney Woltinger
Wagaman and
Harshman
Helser
Myers
Finnerty Held On Suspicion Charge
Youngstown Ohio reports James Finnerty a former boxer and lecturer was held on suspicion after the shooting of Frank Rhine at 6 45 p m Thursday night at the home of Myron Lee on Linden Avenue. Finnerty a private policeman fingerprint expert and lecturer resided at 45 Linden avenue and was taken to police headquarters Friday for questioning.
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Youngstown
Ohio
James
Squrrel
Finnerty
Linden Avenue
Frank Rhine
Magsillon
Myron Lee
Linden Ave
Telephone Company Issues Directories in New Castle District
New directories listing Bell Telephone Company subscribers in the New Castle district are being mailed. Those with names at the head of the alphabet received the new directories first.
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Bell Telephone Company
New Castle District
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Mt. Gretna
Wilmstonon
Gary
Huston Hardware CO
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Long Ave
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Croton Avenue
East Washington
NON & Whieldon Hardware
Acy Bleakley Harness CO
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Shriners
Castle Electrical
NEW Castle Electric CO
Franklin High
Wampum News
Walters
Clarence Staut
T. J. McCollough
Dirs. McCollough
Wvat
D. M. Marshal
Charlea Morrow
Kay and
Church Streets
C. B. Rogers
Madelyn
A. W. Pettigrew
Alberta
Beaver Falls
Rogers
Lawrence Lutz
Cleckner
R. R. Crossings
Sugar
Sig Brokerage Houses
Oreland
Telephone Company
Fisher’s Two Big Stores
Ben Wilson
Roy Stewart
Kathleen Kirkham
Morgan Robertson
Dome Theatre
Shadows OF
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Russel Simpson
America
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Cleo Ridgley
Jack Munhall
Alex Francis
Keystone Auto CO
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