Camps For Women To Be Established
Washington reports 200000 young unmarried unemployed women to be placed in camps under Frances Perkins supervision. Training in dressmaking embroidery and crafts will be taught by unemployed teachers. The Bear Mountain camp on the Hudson will house 300 women at five dollars per week, run by local agencies under Harry Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Frances Perkins
Perkins
Hudson River
Bear Mountain Park
Harry L. Hopkins
Immediate Relief for Burns
Resinol Ointment eases burn soreness and pain and speeds healing. Apply at once with a light touch, cover with soft cloth, and the medication will provide relief. Buy a jar from any druggist or request a free sample by writing Resinol Dept 7 Baltimore Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resinol
Dept. 7
Baltimore
Hillsville M E Sunday School Elects Officers
Hillsville The Hillsville M E Sunday school held its annual officer election on Monday evening naming Orren Welker as superintendent Walter Stoner as assistant superintendent Dorthea Houlette secretary Hinford Grace treasurer George Martin librarian Willard Glass assistant Sherman Sweetapple Erma Paden assistant pianist Mrs Welker chorister Mrs Cornwell assistant Leander McCombs superintendent primary Mrs Jennie Hilliah home department Mrs Martha McCombs cradle roll Mrs Williams superintendent young people Mr Paden superintendent temperance Mrs Masson superintendent missionary Mrs Latshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsville M. E
Orren Welker
Walter Stoner
Dorthea Houlette
Hinford Grace
George Martin
Willard Glass
Sherman Sweetapple
Erma Paden
Welker
Cornwell
Leander McCombs
Jennie Hilliah
Martha McCombs
Williams
Paden
Temperance
Masson
Latshaw
Local families return from Memorial Day trip
Mrs. Poushey and daughter Alexandra, Paul Johnson, Commus Manuel of Bessemer, Harriet Dawn and Margaret Ann Bonner of Stoneboro, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson Quinley of here returned from Grand Mountain View where they spent Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poushey
Alexandra
Paul Johnson
Commus Manewal
Bessemer
Harriet Dawn
Margaret Ann Bonner
Stoneboro
J. Wilson Quinley
Here
Grand Mountain View
Memorial services honor Murphy brothers and Petrick in Hillsville
The Earl J. Watt post American Legion held impressive memorial services Sunday afternoon in Hillsville. A salute was fired over the graves of John W. Murphy and Samuel Murphy of 61 and Edward Petrick of World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl J. Watt
American Legion
Hillsville
John W. Murphy
Samuel Murphy
Edward Petrick
Local residents visit relatives across multiple towns
Mrs Ethel Rowan visits relatives in Youngstown. Mrs Mayer and son from Moravia visit here. John Grace's family visits Harrisville. Christina Panella of Poland spends Tuesday in Carbon. W W Gilmore and daughter visit New Wilmington. Raw Heasley family in New Castle and New Wilmington. Lena Gilmore attends mothers assistance fund meeting in New Castle. Frances Yarnevich returns to Carbon after Ford City visit. W L Book family visit Zelienople with mother. Navarra family and children visit relatives in New Castle. Wilson Quinley visits Courtland Ohio with parents. Latshaw families visit Kennerdale. Lillian Martin and daughter Joan of Westfield visit here. Helen Eakin returns from Slippery Rock graduation. Mary Olive Masson vacationing from New Castle. Frank Smith and Ala Harmon sister visit. R V Augustine family visit Youngstown. Harry Harmon visits relatives in New Castle.
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Ethel Rowan
Youngstown
Mayer
Son
Moravia
John Grace
Harrisville
Christina Panella
Poland
Carbon
W. W. Gilmore
New Wilmington
New Castle
T. W. Navarra
Wilson Quinley
Courtland
John Latshaw
Kennerdale
Lillian Martin
Joan
Westfield
Helen Eakin
Slippery Rock
Mary Olive Masson
Frank Frank Smith
Ala Harmon
R. V. Augustine
Harry Harmon
ESSO LITE: ESSO LENE TODAY?
Readable fragments describe ESSO S standard oil company pitching ESSENE as a challenger to all gasolines with new stand and claim of superior performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company of Pennsylvania
Essolene
Esso
Essolube
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Colonial Beacon Oil Company, Inc
Birth of Leona June at Portersville Station
Portersville Station notes a daughter born May 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Curry, named Leona June. Mrs. Mollie McCracken and grandson Kenneth Miller visit New Castle relatives. Clarence Hoover and family visit George Miller. Walter Bauder and son Robert Harry visit Bauder’s parents. Lower Zion church Bible classes met at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McDanel’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Curry
Leona June
Mollie McCracken
Kenneth Miller
New Castle
Clarence Hoover
Portersville
George Miller
Walter Bauder
Robert Harry
Princeton
S. Chesney
Mary Fisher
Jean Fisher
James Grove
Scott Kildoo
Harry Myers
Cen
Mary Ann Eckert
New Wilmington
Wilbur Jones
McKinley Shaffer
Jemima Kildoo
Robert Kildoo
Chesney
Nancy Palmer
Pennsylvania school enrollment by grade split
Harrisburg reports that among public school pupils in the state about two per hundred are in kindergarten, 73 in elementary grades, and 25 in high school. The breakdown highlights the distribution across education levels and indicates a large share in elementary education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Princeton Church Notes and Local Visits
Princeton Presbyterian notes list Sabbath School and church services with Rev. Charles Bell in charge, plus weekly Odd Fellows Hall services under Reed Walker. The Princeton notes cover numerous visits and greetings among residents from Portersville New Castle Winterhaven Saxonburg Ambridge Williamsport and Tulsa including Chesney Eckert Shaffer Stickle and Morrison among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
Charles Bell
Odd Fellows Hall
Reed Walker
McKinley Shaffer
Clyde Fisher and Sons
East Brook
William Shaffer
William Chesney
Saxonburg
William Pittinger
McKeesport
Chesney
James Morrison
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Princeton
Erban Morrison
Chas. S. Black
Ambridge
Harrington and
Williamsport
F. H. Bratschie
Cellesta Stickle
C. F. Shriver
Dorothy Gibson
James
New Castle
G. W. Gibbons
Wurtemburg
Fight Is On For Butler Judgeship
Butler, Pa. June 2. Judge Thomas W. Watson announced candidacy for Republican primaries September 19. Attorney Howard I. Painter, former state senator, advertised his bid. Attorney J. Campbell Brandon had announced weeks earlier. The judgeship is the political prize of Butler county this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Thomas W. Watson
Butler County
Howard I. Painter
J. Campbell Brandon
School enrollment rises in Pennsylvania reports
Harrisburg reports compiling from the Department shows more than girls attending public private and parochial schools in Pennsylvania, indicating broad school enrollment across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department
Public School Enrollment by Gender in 1932
In 1932 there were 1,174,477 boys and 1,140,738 girls in all state elementary and secondary schools, totaling 2,315,216. Girls lead only in kindergarten with about 19,000 girls versus 18,000 boys. The passage also notes a view of Americanism favoring government use of business methods to rescue incompetent business.
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Dupont
Kirk Hutton & CO
Pay
Armstrong
East Washington Street
Sale Wanians
Manufacturers’ Distributing CO
No. Mill St
New Castle, Pa
Ae Aan
Eae
The
Standard Oil
Pany
Portersville Station
Exes, Inc
Ter
Margaret Myers
J. Henry Kline
Winterhaven
Florida
Harriet Stickle
William Rohrer
Bert Evans
Lafe Shaffer
FP. H. Bratschie
Herman Bauder
Portersville, Pa
Philco
Storage Battery & Electric Service Company
North Mercer St
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