Nurses Graduate 1933 New Castle Hospital School Class
Graduation exercises for the 1933 class of the New Castle Hospital School of Nursing will be held June 8 at 8 pm in the Ben Franklin Junior High auditorium. Thirteen graduates from Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania finish a three year program under the Sisters of St. Francis. Adolph Green will present diplomas. Rev Fr Dominick A. Mielarek will speak. Class motto is Fidelity to Duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Hospital
John Maher
Dominick A. Mielarek
St. Stanislaus
Youngstown
Adolph Green
Joanna Claire Ferris
New Waterford
Victoria Madeline Stopnick
Anna Elizabeth Connor
New Castle
Frances Cecila Hood
Lois Wahneida Welker
Mary Alice Dunn
Ellwood City
Agnes Mary Crowe
Mabel Frances Shaffer
Mercer
Catherine Ione Shaffer
Rose Marie Stefan
Mary Elna Tillin
Alyce Elizabeth Kennedy
Portersville
Mary Katherine Wallas
Memorial Services Held Across Cemeteries in Mt Jackson
Citizens gathered for memorial services Sunday and Tuesday in Mt Jackson district. Earl J. Watt Post American Legion oversaw events at local cemeteries. Gerald Kildoo commanded the post and Dr. F D Campbell led the firing squad. Music was provided by the Bessemer band led by Joseph Martin Sunday and by the local band directed by W H McCullough on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl J. Watt
American Legion
Gerald Kildoo
F. D. Campbell
Bessemer Band
Joseph Martin
W. H. McCullough
Sunday religious services announced for several churches
Sunday School at 10 a.m. at the U P church with Howard Kennedy as Superintendent. Church service at 11 a.m. led by Rev. Robert Hamill. Union service of the U P C U at Moravia Presbyterian church at 8 p.m.
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U. P
Howard Kennedy
Robert Hamill
Moravia Presbyterian Church
Mt Jackson Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Herman Lowry spent a few days visiting friends in Akron Ohio. L H Stanley of Youngstown Ohio visited relatives here Wednesday evening. Harrison Pitts and family visited Miss Fannie Zook in Neshannock Falls Tuesday. Harold Hartzell of New Castle were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs John Douglas. Harry Emery and family of the State Line were Sunday visitors at the Emery home. Kenneth Hammond of Hammond Indiana returned home after visiting his mother Mrs James Pitts. Dr Fred Dixon of Cleveland and Dr and Mrs George Dixon with daughter Susanne of Struthers were guests at Mrs Isa Dixons Memorial Day. Orin Miller of the Harbor and Mrs Robert Garrett of Pulaski and Charles Rogers of New Middletown Ohio were guests at the James Hanna home Tuesday.
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Herman Lowry
Akron
L. H. Stanley
Youngstown
Harrison Pitts
Fannie Zook
Neshannock Falls
Harold Hartzell
New Castle
John Douglas
Harry Emery
State Line
William Emery
Kenneth Hammond
Hammond
Ind
James Pitts
Fred Dixon
Cleveland
George Dixon
Susanne
Struthers
Isa Dixon
Orin Miller
the Harbor
Robert Garrett
Pulaski
Charles Rogers
New Middletown
James Hanna
Lumber Prices Rise Amid Anticipated Building Boom
Wholesale dealers report higher prices for nearly all lumber grades as a building boom seems to approach. With three years of little construction, a housing shortage grows as vacant homes double occupied families, and more houses burned than built.
Graves Decoration Procession Follows Logan Orders
At Mount Pleasant cemetery graves were decorated starting 8:30 Tuesday morning. At 9:30 a procession went to the U. P. cemetery and then to the Presbyterian cemetery where General John A. Logan's orders were read by Mrs. Walker, daughter of the late John A. Magee, who fulfilled that duty.
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Mount Pleasant
U. P
Presbyterian Cemetery
John A. Logan
Walker
John A. Magee
Funeral service honors fallen soldiers at Presbyterian church
Fred Glenn led the roll of the deceased soldiers as graves were decorated. In the church program the mixed choir sang Faith of Our Fathers, Rev Sankey led prayer, the high school orchestra performed, Ada Gertrude Miles gave Gettysburg Address, Rev Rose presided and introduced Rev Shoemaker who delivered the morning address. A solo by Mrs Shoemaker of Brookville followed with remarks by Rev Rose. The service ended with America.
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Fred Glenn
Presbyterian Church
Sankey
Ada Gertrude Miles
Rose
Shoemaker
Brookville
America
Presbyterian church bids farewell to Rev Dickenson family
A farewell party hosted by the Presbyterian congregation honored Rev A I Dickenson Mrs Dickenson and their son Paul as they prepare to move to Dallas West Virginia where Dickenson has accepted a call. The program featured prayers, solos on trumpet violin and vocal, recitations and remarks by Rev Sankey Rev Harry Rose Rev Van Cleve and others.
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The
Presbyterian Church
A. I. Dickenson
Paul
Dallas
W. Va
Given Shaw
Jesus
Lloyd
Harold Offutt
Helen Patterson
Clarencé and
Alrick Miles
Isabelle Miles
Avanell
Missionary Society Meeting At Clara Seths Home
The Womens Missionary Society held its meeting at the home of Ms. Clara Seth. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Elliot, prayer by Mrs. Sankey, and the juniors also took part.
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Womens Missionary Society
Clara Seth
Elliot
Sankey
Meeting notes and local social visits gathered
Literary topics were read by Mrs Adams Mrs Jennie Blevins Miss Margaret Peebles Ten juniors and 17 women were present Beaulah Graham accompanied Rev and Mrs Dickenson and son Paul to Dallas W Va on Monday She will return on Thursday Guests included Mr and Mrs Al Barnes and son of Willoughby Ohio with Seth Neely and Charles McMurray families C H Minor and family recently returned from South America visits O S Minor Robert McDonald of Youngstown Ohio led U P Church services Mrs McDonald and Miss Henry accompanied him Visitors included George Wagner Helen Jean New Castle and Chester Badger New Castle at Paul Shoaff home Tuesday
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Adams
Jennie Blevins
Margaret Peebles
Beaulah Graham
Robert McDonald
Youngstown, C
U. P. Church
Mrs. McDonald
Henry
George Wagner
Helen Jean
New Castle
Chester Badger
Paul Shoaff
Several Die As Riot Fire In Delhi India
Delhi June 2 Several persons were killed and injured today when military police were forced to fire on rioting Muslim demonstrators. In Milford New Hampshire a barter system tale describes a rooster swapped for an automobile truck as a humorous local highlight, noting the rooster crowed and the truck moved.
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International News Service
Delhi
India
Happy Trades
Milford
N. H
Safe Hee
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