Gift From Mrs. Craig Boosts Grand Army Fund
Mrs. Percy L. Craig of 214 East Lincoln Avenue donated 200 dollars to the five thousand dollar fund for entertaining the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. R L Meermans reports more gifts are welcome and encourages residents to contribute via the Y M C A. Checks go to D D Valiensi, financial secretary. Senator Robinson is called a true Kentuckian in a local quip.
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Grand Army of the Republic
R L. Meermans
Percy L. Craig
Lincoln Avenue
Meermans
Strate
R. L. Meermans
D. D. Valiensi
Alexander Released by Phillies as Free Agent
Grover Cleveland Alexander, veteran pitcher for Chicago and Philadelphia, was released today by the Phillies after all major league clubs waived on him. He is declared a free agent and may sign with any club.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Chicago
Phillies
Croton Crowns Recreation Center Plans
Croton will open a city recreation center atop Harding street near the old Lawrence Country club house. The Croton Avenue Methodist church led by Rev. Cc. S. Joshua plans tennis volleyball horse shoes and croquet with space for large crowds. Opening night Thursday June 12 at 8 p m features principal address by Hon. Fred L. Rentz.
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Croton Avenue
Fred L. Rentz
Pentecost Chorus Rehearses Tonight in New Castle
New Castle church choirs and Festival Choral Society members meet at the YWCA at 8 PM daylight time for the final rehearsal before the Pentecost anniversary service at the Cathedral next Sunday evening. Prof Paul Browne Patterson directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Festival Choral Society
Civic Music Organization
Union Pentecost
Cathedral Auditorium
Paul Browne Patterson
Seek East to West Record Flight to Los Angeles
Explorer aims for a trans continental east to west record by flying to Los Angeles. The mission centers on achieving the fastest crossing and establishing a new benchmark for the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mahoning School Hosts Health Program Monday Morning
At Mahoning School a health program run by health instructors Miss McQueen Miss Maloney and Mr Brown featured health demonstrations and plays. It was shown in the auditorium three times for pupils and visitors with acts including Nine Little Schoolboys The House That Heaten Built Gatherings Peasceds and Beauty's Bloom plus a cast listing Mrs Appledown Dr Barnaby Phyllis Tom Milkmaids City ladies and more.
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Mahoning School
McQueen
Maloney
Brown
Heaten
Healthland
Mrs. Appledown
Rebecca Nickum
Barnaby
Tony Casher
Phyllis
Loretta Wunz
Tom—Thomas Schnebly
Frances Diana
Inez Calvanese
Genevieve Moss
Mamie Natale
Virginia Pacurar
Betty O'Donnell
Alice White
Eileen Mullen
Librarian Alice Morrison Returns After Illness
Miss Alice Morrison, assistant librarian at the New Castle Free Public Library, resumes duties at the branch library after six weeks of illness. She serves as librarian in the ward branch, working two days weekly, and was back on Monday.
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Alice Morrison
New Castle
Mrs Tonkin and Miss Glenn Visit Newell Avenue Hosts
Mrs M J Tonkin and her son A W Tonkin of Cherrytree Pa and Miss Sarah Glenn of Heilwood Pa spent the weekend as guests of Rev and Mrs D C Schnebly on Newell Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Tonkin
A. W. Tonkin
Cherrytree
Sarah Glenn
Heilwood
D. C. Schnebly
Newell Avenue
Elders And Wives Entertained By Schnebly at Manse
Rev and Mrs D C Schnebly entertained the elders of the Mahoning Presbyterian church and their wives at the manse on Newell Avenue Monday evening. Sixteen attended as guests. The program featured piano and violin by Miss Iane Farrer and Miss Ruth Schnebly and a reading by Daniel Schnebly. Refreshments followed with tables decorated in pastel tones and spring bouquets. Dr and Mrs F W Guy were honored for their impending California vacation.
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D. C. Schnebly
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Newell Avenue
F. W. Guy
California
Iane Farrer
Ruth Schnebly
Daniel Schnebly
Birthday Party Honors Twins Lillian and Vivian King
Mrs W McKinley King hosted a birthday gathering for her twin daughters Lillian and Vivian King in North Cedar Street home Monday afternoon from 1 30 to 4 00 pm. Twenty two guests attended with games and prizes awarded to Myrtle Rohrer and Idageane Mitchell. Refreshments were served by the host and aides.
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W. McKinley King
N. Cedar Street
Lillian
Vivian
Myrtle Rohrer
Idageane Mitchell
King
Louise Wettich
R. L. Stewart
Joseph
Sunny Side Couple Returns Home From DuBois Visit
Mr and Mrs Sam Davis of Sunny Side have returned home after visiting in DuBois Pa.
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Sam Davis
Sunny Side
DuBois, Pa
Ma honing Methodist Church Trustees Meeting
The board of trustees held their monthly meeting Monday evening in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mahoning Methodist Church
Mahoning Presbyterian Church Session Holds Monthly Meeting
The Session of the Mahoning Presbyterian Church held its monthly meeting Monday evening in the pastor's study.
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Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Barnes Family Weekend Visit Reported
Mrs. R. M. Barnes and son Robert and E. R. Fultz of Pittsburgh spent the week-end at the Barnes home on Cedar street.
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R. M. Barnes
Robert and
E. R. Fultz
Pittsburgh
Barnes
Cedar Street
Mrs Thompson Visits Madison Avenue Friends Return Home
Mrs. C. H. Thompson of Pittsburgh concluded a visit with Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Adams on Madison Avenue and has returned home.
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C. H. Thompson
Pittsburgh
M. C. Adams
Madison Avenue
Housekeeping Couples Move In After Wedding
Mr and Mrs Harvey Spiker recently embarked on housekeeping at their Almira Avenue home. Mrs Spiker is remembered by Miss Regina Huff as a notable bride in the community.
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Harvey Spiker
Almira Avenue
Spiker
Regina Huff
Lookout Class Tureen Dinner At Mahoning M E Church
The Lookout class of the Mahoning M E church hosts a tureen dinner at 6 p m EST tonight in the church dining room. Officers will be elected during the event.
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Mahoning
Commencement Day for Mahoning School Group 8A
Wednesday marks commencement day for Mahoning school's 8A group with a special program. Mrs. Jack Wilson of N Cedar Street is listed as home from Virginia.
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Mahoning School
Virginia
Jack Wilson
N. Cedar Street
Relative visit ends as Mrs Wilson returns home
Mrs Wilson returns home Saturday from Honaker Virginia where she stayed ten days visiting relatives. Her son Jackie accompanied her but remains to spend the summer with his grandparents.
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Honaker
Ground broken for new home on Sunny Side
Ground was broken on Monday for the cellar of the new home to be erected by Carl Houk on North Liberty Street. The new house is to be built on Sunny Side.
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Carl Houk
North Liberty Street
Return Home After Holiday Visit
Mr and Mrs J W Miller and their little grandson Jimmy have returned home after spending the holiday and weekend at Dubois and Frogtown Pennsylvania.
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J. W. Miller
Jimmy
Dubois
Frogtown
Postponed B. W. R. Club Meeting Two Weeks Later
The B. W. R. Club meeting is postponed for two weeks and will now convene Tuesday evening, June 17, with Mrs. H. J. McCombs and Mrs. BE. M. Johnston of West Clayton street. The O. S. C. Club plans a Thursday gathering with Mrs. Clair Thomas of East Cherry street.
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H. J. McCombs
BE. M. Johnston
West Clayton Street
O. S. C. Club
Clair Thomas
East Cherry Street
Mrs Kenneth Walter and family plan Marceline visit
Mrs Kenneth Walter and her children Betty Bobby and James of West Clayton street have left for Marceline Missouri to visit relatives.
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Kenneth Walter
Betty
Bobby
James
West Clayton Street
Marceline, Mo
West Madison men return from Canada trout trip
George Meyer and J. P. Clark of West Madison avenue returned home Saturday evening from a trout fishing trip in Canada.
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George Meyer
J. P. Clark
West Madison Avenue
Canada
Marriage of Miss Mary Seth and Earl Stull in Grove City
Miss Mary Seth and Earl Stull of Grove City wed at the parsonage of the Mahoning Church in a quiet ceremony. The couple announced plans for a future together and will reside in Grove City.
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Mary Seth
Earl Stull
Grove City
the Mahoning
Methodist Church Marriage Service Details
A Methodist church wedding was held Monday evening at 7:30 with Rev. David Daye Sleppy officiating. The groom was assisted by his sister Miss Althea Stull as attendant to the bride.
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Methodist Church
David Daye Sleppy
Althea Stull
True Bills Found In Five Cases
Grand jury returned true bills this morning. Names include Joe Ludwiczak Josephine Ludivic yak Michael Ludwiczak and Joseph Frankoski for aggravated assault and battery Tony Merillo for larceny Stanley Smolinski and Bill Saletta for malicious mischief Prank Kozenieski for assault and battery and Prank Kozenieski and Sophia Kozenieski for assault and battery.
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Joe Ludwiczak
Josephine Ludivicyak
Michael Ludwiczak
Joseph Frankoski
Tony Merillo
Stanley Smolinski
Bill Saletta
Prank Kozenieski
Sophia Kozenieski
Meadville High School Graduation Honors Miss Rowena Orr
Former New Castle student Miss Rowena Orr graduates Friday from Meadville High as an honor student and was voted best all around by peers. Mr and Mrs John C Speer of Superior Street travel to Meadville to attend the graduation exercises of Miss Orr.
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Rowena Orr
New Castle High School
Meadville High School
Miss Orr
Meadville High
John C. Speer
Superior Street
Wis Motor
Meadville
Ove
Local Names Invoice a Fragmented Record of Residents
A jumble lists given names and places such as New Castle, Ellwood City, and Franklin, with multiple individuals including Thomas C Young Lucy Branch Charles L Lappington and Margaret Brown. The text ends with a quoted line about marble and a reference to Michael Angelo.
Cascade Park Water Is Good Says City Bacteriologist
Dr William Steen tested Cascade Park wells and found water free of contamination. He noted No 3 well below the bandstand has mineral qualities similar to Cambridge Springs water. The city bacteriologist monitors park water, which is piped to homes in warm weather.
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William Steen
Cascade Park
Cambridge Springs
Steen
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Pentecost
E. Long Avenue
Ramsey
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Ave
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Abe Whurte
B. V. D. Union
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Men’s Athletic Union
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Dimity
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Roosevelt Field
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Seventh Ward News
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C. C. Orr Baking CO
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King Home
B. W. R. Club
Ss. C. Club
Missouri
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Lawrence County
Grand Jury
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Lucy Branch
Seucer
New Castile
Charles L. Lappington
Mary E. Bond
Riisburgi
Harry Hoffman
Carren
Lillian Morrison
Youngstown
Matthew Dougel
New Castle R.D
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Clifford Gilmore
Margaret Brown
Franklin Anthony C. Ack
Steelton
Ether Kaufman
Chippensburg
Wilbur L. Steffler
Ellwood City
Edna Cooper
Slippery Rock
Martin Bruder
Ruby Lee Patton
Michael Angelo
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Mill Street
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