Union High to Hold Baccalaureate and Graduation Events
Union Township High School seniors, 74 in number, will attend a Sunday 3 p.m. baccalaureate with Rev. W V McLean of First Methodist delivering the sermon and Rev. Wilson Reid assisting in the program at Union High School auditorium. Commencement exercises will follow on Wednesday evening June 7 with diplomas awarded to the seniors.
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Union Township
Ww. V. McLean
First Methodist Church
Wilson Relee
Harbor United Presbyterian Church
Jay G. Rudolph
Wilson Reid
Reid
W. V. McLean
Rudolph
Union High School
City Hall Announces Vacation Schedules and Sewer Project Bids
City officials prepare vacation periods for police and firemen as bids are sought for a sanitary sewer on South First Street between Blanchard and LaFayette. City Engineer Glenn R. Throop said excavation on Huron Avenue will be completed early.
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Council
South First Street
Blanchard and
LaFayette Streets
City paving and sewer projects advance in Blaine and North Mercer
Next week a stone base will be placed and an antisite blanket laid before excavation on Blaine street between Wallace and Park avenues, then the stream shovel starts work. A storm sewer is being built on North Mercer street with 26 feet cut and close cribbing to prevent slides as it carries drainage from North Hill to Water through Euclid avenue to Neshannock township. The Cascade Park Comfort station near the grave entrance will be completed in two weeks. Sidewalk construction is delayed due to insufficient property owner applications, though new sidewalks may be laid at 80 cents per running foot if owners do not apply, City Engineer Glenn R. Throop says.
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Blaine Street
Wallace and
Park Avenues
Throop
Mercer Street
North Hill
Shenan
Go Yviver
Euclid Avenue
Neshannock Township
Bexdy
Cascade Park
Glenn R. Throop
Cascade
Gaston Park School Reunion Planned For June 14
Arrangements are under way for the Gaston Park Sunday school and Sheep Hill public school reunion on Wednesday June 14 at the Garfield avenue home of Mr and Mrs Howard Magill. The event honors founder John S McKay and past workers Inte Dr Blackwood and W H Leslie. Officers include Mrs Howard Magill president and Mrs Rose Albarn recording secretary. The gathering marks fifty years since the first Gaston Park Sunday school picnic in Wrights Woods and invites Clifton Flats mission church attendees led by Rev Samuel Baker.
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Gaston Park
Sheep Hill
Howard Magill
Garfield Avenue
John S. McKay
Blackwood
W. H. Leslie
Old Cascade Way
S Association
Rose Albarn
Maud Whinnery Hamilton
Wright's Woods
Clifton Flats Mission
Samuel Baker
Quintuplets Thrive After Tonsil Removal In Column
Dr Dafoe notes the Dionne quintuplets made their best year yet in health and weight after surgical removal of their tonsils and adenoids. He cites repeated infections and delayed operation, then rapid growth from February through March, confirming tonsils as the obstacle to their recovery.
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Marie
The Human Side Of The News Exposes Early American Dress
Edwin C. Hill surveys a Rockefeller Center exhibition “A Cycle of American Dress” showing garments linked to founding fathers and notable figures. From pink satin suits worn by John Adams supporters to George Washington era coats and Mrs. Robert E. Lee’s second day dress, the display traces fashion’s role in history and national identity.
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Edwin C. Hill
King Features Syndicate, Inc
John Adams
William Henry
Vernon
France
Adams
Newport
Museum of Costume Art
Rockefeller Center
Europe
George Washington
John Peter le Mayeur
Mt. Pleasant
Margaret Shoemaker
Michael Newbald
Philadelphia
Robert E. Lee
Hollywood finds fashion history in mail order catalogs
A Parised collection traces costumes from slaves to Bentiefolk and notes Hollywood’s fascination with historic dress. Catalogs archive era details to peg 1900s styles, including lop trousers and quart-cup collars, reflecting a broader revival in period design. Movie buffs praise catalog accuracy and fashion's past influence on screen.
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Holywood
Che
Chicago
Ib Ds
Hollywood
Museum of the Future
Girl Scout Leader to Attend Camp in Ohio for Course
Mrs. George Ward a longtime New Castle leader sails to Crowell West Richfield Ohio to attend a Girl Scout National training course for day camp counselors. She will assist Miss Helen MacLean with pre camp training upon return. The course covers camping skills program overview and specialization options for leaders.
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George Ward
New Castle
Crowell
West Richfield
Theyocal
Visitors at the Airport Bring Notable Guests
Week at the local airport drew a stream of visitors including Willam H. Ice a Huntington meet winner Mrs Helen Walker flying a Cub from Muntington W Va to Warren Pa Dr J W Henderson of Washington DC and Ralph Sherman former local flyer now in Ohio area planes for Clarence Chamberlain Also R E Wormald of New York City representing a gasoline company and local residents Robert Harrison and Robert Wilds of Meyerfield Bridgeville making flying visits to the Ice hangar
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Willam H. Ice
Pttog
Helen Walker
Muntington
W. Va
Warren
Huntington
Dri.j. W. Henderson
Washington, D. C
Ralph Sherman
Clarence Chamberlain
Nework
N. J
Detroit
Mich
R. E. Wormald
New York City
Fairchield
Robert Harrison
Robert Wilds
Meyerfield
Bridgeville
Night Flying At Local Airport Draws Attention
The airport sees rising night flying as residents note many sight-seeing flights over town. James Wilson of the United States Army Air Forces recently visited Chanute Field Il and plans to return by army ship. A Fourth of July air show is under discussion. New Castle residents with government student flying permits show varied activity, including Murrey Cunningham of Lowesville flying from New Castle Airport, while Pilot Ice flew to Pontias Michigan and back in a single morning trip.
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James Wilson
United States Army
Chanute Field
New Castle
Lie City
Murrey Cunningham
Lowesville
Pilot Ice
Pontias
Michigan
Princeton Class To Hear Rev Wallace Sermon at Baccalaureate
Princeton high school seniors will hear Rev. B. M. Wallace pastor at Center DU PF church preach the baccalaureate sermon in Princeton High School auditorium Sunday evening at o clock. The commencement exercises are scheduled for Monday evening June 5.
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Princeton High School
B.M. Wallace
Center DU. PF
Princeton High
Pupils Pass County Exam in Hillside School Record
Additional pupils in the county schools who have successfully passed the high school entrance examinations conducted by County Superintendent John C. Syling are certified. Hillside School in Mahoning Township reports every one of its 43 test takers passed, with a long list of names across Edenburg Independent, North Edenburg, Neshannock Township, and Chewton districts plus 15 more from Chewton, including Mary Noyale st who will enter high school in the fall.
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John C. Syling
Hillsyile
Mahonink Tewmship
Edenburg
Geraldine |Uist
John Peterson
Rachel Rogers
Eugene Hoover
Margaret Pilner
Albert Cervane
Sammie Vignoli
Mithoning Township
North Edenburg
Betty Baird
Andrew Eberby
John Matricard
Louis Primavere
Narmin Rodgers
Dale McClenchan
John Pasternack
Bert Spellick
Newton Knoll
Lee Dexter
Virginia White
Thomas Zelna
Francis Bullock
Frank Kepp
Alberta Houlette
Annabetlé
Bertrardo
Rose Romeo
Richard Navarra
Henry Piscuiieri
Eddie DeOtco
Sophia, Meelich
Lillian Verlotta
Kenneth Paden
William Akers
Donald Gregg
June Gregg
Robert Navarra
Joe Simarj
Charles Robb
Carmen Kluro
Teressa McCree
Samuel Vertrano
Alvin Edwards
Evelyn Watson
Marie Bock
Rose Genova
Julio Manifrango
Anna Pozzuoli
Rose DeRosse
Rose Argiro
Ida Argiro
Edith Carna
Anna Pugliese
Bartai
Edward McMillen
Russell Wilcox
Maxine Badger
Merle Black
Jerry Withers
George Green
Donna Brooks
Rudolph Menning
Everette Campbell
Wanda Criswell
John Bargar
Joyce McGaffie
Janet l Eagal
Aletha George
Georgia Wood
Jean Eagal
James Kelley
James Boalleh
Ruth Brooks
Jean Coulter
Richard Dowring
Lucy Mac Paine
Anns Crosley
David Robison
Loretta Altmaon
Pete Veltman
Howard Hoover
Earl Connerly
Edward Seh
Verna Morris
Irene Moard
Irene MaGonnel
Chewton
Mary Noyalest
Students Urged To Get Security Cards
Willam J. Mishael of the Social Security board urges all students entering first-time summer employment to obtain a Social Security account card. The move ensures proper records for retirement benefits and unemployment claims. a card is needed for eligibility and future filings. The statement ends with a note on religion and Bingo as a balm for troubled spirits.
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Willam J. Mishael
Social Security Board
Michael
Business and Professional Women's Club Meeting
Regular business session scheduled for Monday June 5 at 3 45 p m in the Green Room W C A includes installation of new officers for the coming year Delegates who attended the state convention at Bedford Springs will report Also a critical tone on German propaganda and advertising claims follows within the readable text
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Business
Professional’ Women's Club
W.C. A
Bedford Springs
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