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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1929
Page
6
Graduation notes at Putawney High School salute Logue for perfect attendance across ten years. He missed five weeks in his first year due to illness while seven years of schooling saw no absences or tardies.
Ambridge Pa June 3 The urge to travel has grown here as 29 residents are set to tour Europe this summer. Most will visit France and England, with fewer heading to Italy than in prior years while visits to Central European countries rise.
About 74 chorus members from the college performed the sacred cantata Ruth during the commencement program at the United Presbyterian Church in New Wilmington. Soloists from Pittsburgh aided the program under director Alan B. Dews. The cantata explored sorrow in Moab and joy in harvest scenes at Bethlehem, featuring a large cast of soprano, alto, tenor, and bass performers from New Wilmington and surrounding areas.
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Harrisburg June 3 The Department of Highways announced revocation of 39 drivers licenses and suspension of 0 during the week ending May 29. Twenty six revocations stemmed from intoxication and nine from larceny charges. Twenty three suspensions were for fatal accidents and thirteen for reckless driving or related offenses. Named drivers facing revocation include Charles W. Bollinger Dominic C. Laird Thomas F. Mace filmer Hartman Wilbur Hadley Eric Johnson Linwood Elwood T Brown Richard Rice Frank Cameron Emmet Newton J L Boeurman Anthony Kaliseewski John T Badai Jom T Bu dai John E Hidd Tussum Robinson William W Tracy Thomas Whalen and Clarence Was. A separate incident reported a man walking into a moving car causing injuries to Wallace Shafter.
A boy named Peter joins Father Gander and a flock of Wild Geese on a nocturnal voyage, riding thick feathers to the sky. They rise from the swamp toward distant stars, the boy marveling at the dark ascent and struggling to count the shining points above.
Mrs. Alice Fabre, 23, testified before Justice of the Peace Davidson Stewart at Beaver. Brothers Joseph and Louis Phils were charged with explosives related crimes after an attempted murder and malicious mischief. They pleaded not guilty and were held in $6,000 bond each for court.
Pittsburgh June 3 representatives of Allegheny County voting groups were urged to back the governor approved bill authorizing use of voting machines countywide. Senator Frank Ha and Senator Albert Davis Lima Harris asked women’s organizations to aid rapid installation, following a recent speaking engagement at a Women’s Clubs Congress.
An event titled senior class night took place Monday evening in the Bessemer High School auditorium. The report lists attendees and mentions multiple local families visiting relatives over Memrial Day and other recent gatherings, with names including WL Glasses Evelyn Jack and several area residents.
The text lists several family names and relations including Kerman, Mrs J E Mace san, Elizabeth, Mary Smith, and R Chan. J Gua Nord with Esther and George Hoedlatan. Freddie Anderson son of M O and Mrs A Anderson. Pearl and Isabelle Barger of Boardman during visits with Raymond Barger Me and Mrs Lanwig Addicot. references to Odd Fellows Grand Lodge convention and local church activities. It also notes a Sunday visit by Robert Griffin and family and an upcoming First Presbyterian church practice.
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