New Castle High School to Hold Demonstration Type Commencement
One by one departments present speakers for a demonstration style graduation. The exercise includes music by the senior orchestra and a series of talks led by Dr. R. F. Galbreath of Westminster College as the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Ben Franklin
Schubert
Ing Cation
A. M. Stump
St. Paulstutneran
Ruth Barry
Florence Safier
C. C. Green
R. F. Galbreath
Westminster College
Weber
Dante DiThomas
Virginia Guy
Lawrence
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Vera Simonton
Business and Professional Women's Club
Frances Aiken
Lawrence County Bar Association
Perry Becher
Sons of American Revolution
Perry Reeder
Daniel B. Woolcock
Board of Education
Clothes Press Fire Damages Home on Madison Avenue
Seventh ward firemen answered to J. W. McTaggart’s residence at 316 Madison avenue Wednesday at 2 PM. A clothes press on the second floor caught fire from matches, burning contents and a closet door, and burning a hole in the floor. Damages estimated at about 250 dollars by Fire Chief H. Clare Stockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
J. W. McTaggart
Madison Avenue
H. Clare Stockman
Women Host Second Sharon and Greenville Meeting
The Sharon and Greenville divisions of the Pennsylvania Power company sponsored a second women’s committee meeting at St. John’s Parish House in Sharon. From the New Castle division attendees included Elnora Rudolph and 28 others. special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Round, Mr. and Mrs. Flora, Mr. and Mrs. England, and Mr. Dingledy. Officers named: presidents Mary M. Oakes and Lucretia B. Junk. vice president Mary Kapoff. secretaries Catherine Zimmer and Marion Groh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Greenville
Pennsylvania Power Company
St. John’s Parish House
New Castle
Elnora Rudolph
Gladys Lewis
Sarah Swisher
Frances Wagner
Alice Blackstock
Catherine Hannon
Jeanne Remley
Ina Reine
Myrna Hasely
Edna Longacre
Mae Cummings
Katharine Hodge
Mary Whalen
Ethel Houk
E. B. Layton
Evelyn Marshal
Elizabeth McCullough
P. G. Dingledy
Mary M. Oakes
Lucretia B. Junk
Mary Kapoff
Catherine Zimmer
Marion Groh
Local Drug Gist Attends Western Pennsylvania Convention
Mr and Mrs William Frantz of East Wallace avenue and Mr and Mrs A C Hyde of North Cedar street left this morning for the Western Pennsylvania Retail Druggists association convention at Conneaut Lake Park. The session was to close tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Frantz
East Wallace Avenue
A. C. Hyde
North
Cedar Street
Western
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Union High Graduates In 37 Ring Diploma Ceremony
Union High School awarded 37 diplomas as the class received their credentials before a large audience. The program included a school orchestra performance and a benediction by Rev. Haverfield. A roll call of graduates listed names from Ammons to Wilkins, with cheers from the crowd as diplomas were distributed. Reorganization of the city police, including potential leadership changes, was discussed by Mayor Mayne and the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverfield
Roll of Graduates Union
Gerald J. Ammons
Joseph Augustyn
Louis M. Augustyn
Dorothy Mae Bailey
Mary Helen Bender
Lois Jeanne Campbell
Nellie Grace Campbell
Rose Marie Chilibert G. Coates
Vera Louise Cover
John Clyde Davidson
Francis Davis Joseph Emerson Davis Louis John Dee James Edmund Denny
Helen Valencia Gierlach Alpha Ruth Hallman
Eleanor Mae Heckart Frank Anthony Jaskolka
Joseph Jaworski Lara Melissa Jenkins Marie Gertrude Johnson Howard Edwin Kelso
Helen Gertrude Kwolek
Martha M. Murdock Morton Louis Reynolds Cynthia Eleanor Sheets
Edith Marie Sibberson
Mary Caroline Tabisz
Virginia Eleanor Wallace Myrna Eleanor Whiting
Richard L. Wilkins
Mayor Mayne Seeks Haven for Police Chief Position
Mayor Mayne plans to offer Horner a choice between becoming city detective or commanding police on an eight hour shift. The detective post left by the late C. G. Logan is vacant. If Horner declines, he can assume the eight hour shift command. current hours run eight to four with the lieutenant taking over midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayne
Horner
J. Elder
Peter Hillers
Haven
C. G. Logan
Public hearings end in Walker probe over city fees
Witness Dr. William H. Walker brother of the mayor testified about splitting fees with a physician paid for city compensation cases. Bank deposits shown over four years totaled $432 677 89 though he denied any improper splits. He said checks from doctors were a coincidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Walker
United States Declines Participation in Debts Parley
The United States will not attend the debts parley possibly in late summer or early fall and perhaps not until November. The government believes it cannot participate in Lausanne discussions tied to debts and reparations. Argentina and Spain were noted as countries to be invited to the later world economic conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europ
Lausanne
Argentina
Spain
Pinchot Demands Guaranteed Success of Special Session
Governor Pinchot insists any legislative program must guarantee success before calling a special session. He repeats he will not convene again unless it achieves its object and avoids wasteful expense. He notes a conference on Monday where leaders will present what is called General Martin's plan for careful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
Martin
Funeral notices and obituaries from a local city page
Funeral services are announced for Jesse N. Rice at 2 30 Friday from the family home with Dr. Bennett officiating. Interment will be in Oak Park cemetery. Also listed are obituaries for Benjamin Means aged 71 of Union Valley, Burdell Alden two days old son of Ira Walker Clark, Samuel M. McMillen, Mary Louise DeSanti and Mrs. Fannie Davis with details on births, deaths, survivors, and burial at Greenwood cemetery or Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse N. Rice
Richelieu Avenue
G. 5. Bennett
First Christian Church
Mr. Rice
Protected Home Circle
Oak Park Cemetery
Benjamin Means
Union Valley
Means
Ethel Isabella
West Pittsburg
Fred
John
Savannah
Burdell Alden
Ira Walker Clark
Hamilton Avenue
Samuel
James
Leroy
Georgetta
Charlotte
Charles W. Johnstone
Central Christian Church
Samuel M. McMillen
Lathrop Street
Jane Griffith McMillen
Carrie Karnes McMillen
Florence Allsopp
Frances Davis
Jennie Hatfield
Edward McMillen
Mar Zeigler
Robert McMillen
Forest County
Charles Smith
Clawson
Mich
Jennie Dunn
Canton
Mary Williams
Kansas
Mary Louise DeSanti
Rose Panella DeSanti
Cascade Street
Donald
Donato DeSenti
Mary Panella
Fannie Davis
Harrison Street
Young Street
H. P. Anderson
William M. McPherson
William Howard
Orlando Fitzhugh
Bert Pinkard
Wallace Anderson
James Gillespie
Thomas Hull
Greenwood Memorial Park
Clarence Ferree Leaves For Grove City Hospital
Clarence Ferree, the crippled newspaper seller at the city building corner, leaves this evening for Grove City Hospital for an estimated five weeks of special treatment. The move follows raised funds intended for Mt. Clemens baths, but the Grove City plan offers a longer, more affordable course. A rival newsboy will run his stand, sharing profits to extend his stay, and friends delivered a new suit and other clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ferree
City Building
Bashline- Rossman Hospital
Grove City
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Grove City Hospital
County Welfare Board Orders Fresh Flour Delivery
After a welfare agency meeting in County Welfare Director M B Hogue s office representatives agreed to place another order with the American National Red Cross for flour. Secretary Potter reports 18 080 sacks of 24 pound flour have been issued in two months to the unemployed city residents and current supplies cover until July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B .Hogue
American National Red Cross
Potter
Money Taken From Atlantic Refining Service Station
The Atlantic Refining service station at Clayton and Liberty streets was entered overnight through a back window. The safe was opened and $25 in cash stolen. Detectives say the thief knew the safe combination and had a key to unlock the money drawer. The safe was resecured after the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Refining Company
Clayton and
Liberty Streets
John Young
Thomas Lynch
Initiation Takes Phalanx To Camp For New Members
Five new members were initiated by the local Phalanx fraternity at Camp Fred L. Rentz with a formal ritual. Michael Bowden Richard Smith and James Woodrow organized the sports program initiation and lunch and will run all June activities. The Phalanx faces Apa ratasa in a music softball game at the camp on Wednesday June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phalanx Fraternity
Fred L. Rentz
Michael Bowden
Richard Smith
James Woodrow
Phalanx
Aparatasa Fraternity
Mushcball
Election turnout contrasts in Germany and United States
Germany with a population around 62 million casts 38 million votes in a national election. The United States, with over 115 million people, casts under 37 million votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Reader credits Cuticura for curing facial acne
Raymond W. Danley of Philadelphia reports severe pimples on his forehead nose and chin yielding to Cuticura Soap and Ointment after trying remedies. He describes rapid improvement and a full healing after purchasing more from Cuticura Laboratories Malden Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond W. Danley
Braddock St
Phila. Pa
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. H
Malden
Mass
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Offutt’s
Dutch East Indies
John Bunyan
West Point
America
Nelson T. Johnson
Turkey
Salt Lake City
Er Et
Union High
McCann
Walker
Earth
Earth Itself
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Alben Barkley
Women’s National Democratic Club
Washington, D. C
Burdell Alden Clark
Bashline-Rossman Hospital
Red Cross
Willie
H. Lloyd Rich
Optometrist
N. Mill St
Columbia University
Ervice
Sherwin-Williams
Farmer’s Supply Company
East Washington Street
Matrix Shoes
Davis Shoe CO
Jos.s.rice CO. Funeral Service
E.north ST
Morheuns
Sam McGoun
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