Terrace Avenue School Leads City In Reading Course Completion
Terrace Avenue School reports the highest city average in the Home Reading Course with 74 of 81 students completing 10 required books for a certificate. Beatrics Jenkins of grade seven read all 40 books. top finishers listed by grade with numerous students named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Avenue
City Schoole
Beatrics Jenkins
Barbara Armstrong
George Bender
Albert Danish
John Bender
Doris Evans
Esther Forkey
Stella Frankovich
Wiliam Fronings
John Golba
Inna Hide
Annie Janoski
Mary Jason
Joseph Klamar
Mary Warso
Geraldine Wolfe
Frances Zapasnik
Mike Slosnerik
Harry Jermacko
List of names from Grade 7 class roster
An OCR style list includes Helen Bruckner age 86 and many names such as Helen McChesney Solomon Levin Rose Bara Constant Zologa George Weber Raymond Crum Adalina Petino Theodore Lockwart Mary Krupa Ernest Weber Frances Zuchowski Mary Daniels Anna Dudak Bertha Smith Lizzie Moses Steve Zuzow Freda Bloos John Sessan Julian Sabo Minnie Prediger Julia Kiral Joseph Herman Irene Campbell Elizabeth Price Ren aan Sophie Socosky Sophie Kovolel Katherine Kolotokovic Charles Gabriel Mary Gorda Mingomuu Sophie Clanski Benojamin Kiviatotsky Harry Kiviatotsky Beatrine Jenkins Earl Wheale Josephine Simkin Sara Joseph Mites Tula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bruckner
Bill Kosin
Helen McChesney
Solomon Levin
Rose Bara
Constant Zologa
George Weber
Raymond Crum
Adalina Petino
Theodore Lockwart
Mary Krupa
Ernest Weber
Frances Zuchowski
Mary Daniels
Anna Dudak
Bertha Smith
Lizzie Moses
Steve Zuzow
New Castle Council Debates 400 Telephone Poles Request
On June 3 1907 the New Castle council faced a request by Union Telephony to erect 400 decoration poles across the city. The issue was referred to a survey and considered further by the council as they weighed the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Telephony Company
New Process For Electric Welding Explored
A novel electric welding method uses resistance welding where two pieces are brought close and a series of arcs melt the area. The parts are drawn together creating a shower of sparks, then pressed to unite. Welds reach about 98 percent of the original material strength and suit tubes, strips, tool steel ends, and large sections. For heavy work, pieces may be heated to red heat before fusing.
Rochester Man Gets Ku Klux Warning
Benny Kline of Connecticut avenue Rochester, a Negro, received a warning from the Ku Klux Klan or a group claiming to represent it alleging trouble in his domestic relations. A fiery cross appeared in his yard and a note was slipped under the door after a late evening knock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Benny Kline
Connecticut Avenue
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Alliance announces street car tickets at one dollar
Tune HL W Witherspoon general Manager at Starke Electric company announced tickets good for 160 riday over LK within city limits for $1.00. This is one of the lowest rates for a black car passenger trame in Lieplnka. The period will run for four weeks and may continue indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
HL. W. Witherspoon
Alie Starke Electric Company
Lieplnka
Dekata
Conneaut Lake Fair Association Sets New Year Plan
The Conneaut Lake Fair Association held its annual meeting at Hotel Conneaut with larger stockholder attendance from Crawford Mercer and Erie counties. Officers reported good condition and plant improvements including grandstand expansion and new buildings. Directors were elected and the board reorganized with H G Holcomb as president and J R Andrews as vice president. L O Melane named general superintendent. Premium committee to prepare the entry list.
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Conneaut Lake Park
Conneaut Lake Fair Association
Conneaut
Crawford
Mercer
Erie
Jas, Blatt
Geo. W. Baird
W- J. Robinson
G. C. McLean
L. Q. McLane
G. B. Livingston
B. W. Austin
Willam Miller
Ed. Hunter
J. R. Andrews
W. A. McMasters
M. Robinson
William Brobeeck
Dr. Wm
H. Wilson
L. O. Melane
New Bedford Heller Society Meets. June events planned
The New Bedford Heller Society held a Wednesday session led by Mrs. Robert McClanahan with Mrs. Lynda Carlisle presiding. Members present included Mrs. Alica Grover and Miss Mabel Wallace. A poverty social is set for Tuesday June 18 at the town hall under the local relief society with ice cream, cake, and music by the New Bedford orchestra. Communion services are planned for Sunday at 10:30 at the Methodist church under Rev. C. L. Downs. Numerous personals note travel, graduations, visits, and local gatherings among residents and families in New Castle Hubbard and nearby towns.
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Heller Society
Frank Harry
Robert McClanahan
Lynda Carlisle
Alica Grover
Anna Sara Shields
Mabel Wallace
Lyndel Carlisle
C. P. Johnson
Robert McGlenshan
Relief Society
New Bedford Orchestra
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Moveins and Visits
J Carlisle and son Paul visited Idorg Park on Sunday evening. W H Black and family from Youngstown called on friends here on Monday. Thelma Shields and Irene Harry attended an exhibit at Reed Avenue School in Youngstown. Mont Riley and son Robert visited relatives here on Tuesday. Edenburg guests included Lean Cover, C H McClenahan and children Mary Alice Leon, who were in Warren Sunday afternoon. Clifford Smith of New Castle and Mable Anderson moved into the Worman house. F J Carlisle moved into the Neal house on Main Street. Sade Gealy of Enon Valley and Jennie Gealy with son George Sr of Grove City spent days with the McClenahan family. George Wortman and daughter Martha Elizabeth visited friends in Youngstown Friday evening. Mrs Albert Jenkinger and children Carrie Louise and Albert Jr of New Castle spent Thursday with the McClenahans.
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New Bedford
Gladys Zedaker
Ravenna
Ohio
Sarah Anderson
New Castle
John Anderson
Lowry Eckles
Hubbard
W. S. Lowry
Thomas Vaughn
Cly B
Wwonger
Margaret Cover
John Holtzman
Newcastle High School
Freeman Coulter
Batty
Ruth
Howard
Ellen Coulter
Bert Hoover
Samuel Reese
Charles Reese
Beulah
Charles
Dorothy
Byron McKean
John
Lehman
Florences
Lowellville
J. T. Bentley
Emery
Stony Hill
C. L. Zedaker
W. Leonard Zedaker
CG. L. Zedaker
Liberty Walton
Meadville
Orpha
Lynn
Jon
William Paden
Missy Charlotte Bartlett
New Caste
Will Pettitt
Triands
Mra
Frank Zedaker
L. A. Tucker
Mahoning Grange Thursay
HW. R. Lowry
Youngstown
Clyde Cambell
Robert Paisley
Myrth Brownlee
Verne Murdock
Nellie
Patroleum
Martha Sharp
Miss Earth Sharp
Leo Raland
John Wallace
W. Spencer
W. W. Spencer
Wilkenburg
Elizabeth Spencer
Alwart Houston
Albert Robinson
Strathorn
Joe Sharp
B. Cavar
Ear Me
Cinaky
O. H. Rogers
Ralph Underwood
Grant Mayars
F. J. Carlsio
Earl Cover
C. IL
Zedaker
Mts
J. Carlisle
Paul
Idorg
Park
Robert Cooper
Sian Black
Thelma Shields
Irene Harry
Reed Avenue School
Mont Riley
Robert
Lean Cover
Edensburg
C. H. McClenahan
Mary
Alice
Leon
Warren
Clifford Smith
Mable Anderson
Worman
F. J. Carlisle
Neal House
Main Street
Sade Gealy
Enon Valley
Jennie Gealy
George, Sr
Grove City
David McClenahan
George Wortman
Martha Elizabeth
Albert Jenkinger
Carrie
Louise
Albert Jr
Pinchot Wins By Less Than 10 000
Harrisburg June 2 final state tallies show Gifford Pinchot ahead for Republican governor with 511 002 votes to George E Alter 602 118 outside Allegheny. Allegheny county adds 49 897 for Pinchot and 100 686 for Alter. Lieutenant governor results outside Allegheny list David J Davis 522 053 and John P Bracken 212 698.
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C International News Service
Harrisburg
Allegheny
State Department
George E. Alter
Gifford Pinchot
Allegheny County
Alter
Pinchot
Foley Cathartic Tablets Promote Bowel Cleansing
Henry Thorne of Boston writes that Foley Cathartic Tablets relieve summer indigestion and related symptoms. The ad claims the tablets cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stomach, and invigorate the liver with no pain or nausea and are not habit forming.
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Henry
Thorne
Harrison Ave
Boston
Mass
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Charles Gabriel
Mary Gorda
Mingomuu
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Benojamin Kiviatotsky
Harry Kiviatotsky
Beatrine Jenkins
Earl Wheale
Josephine Simkin
Sara Joseph
Mites Tula
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Methodist Church
C. L. Downs
Douglas Fairbanks
Butcher's Boy
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the Winter Co
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NEW Castle Dry Goods Company
Bell
Sat- Union
Corany
New Castle Dry Goods Co
FB. Smith
Percy B. Walls
Highland Avenue
F. B. Smith Company
Pyatt Street
Grant Street Show Grounds
Rubin & Cherry
Dodge Brothers
Smith-Foster Motor Car CO
R. T. Withers Sons Co
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