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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1929
Page
7
May 4 lawrence school examinations determined eligibility for fall entry. Names list students passing at numerous townships and towns including Big Beaver, Shenango, Slippery Rock, Mahoning, and Neshannock, with many individuals from each area named. The compilation notes those who passed ready for admission next fall.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals associated with Washington and Wilmington townships, naming residents such as James Shaffer Jennie Munnel Braden Leona Eckert Allan Wilehs Flora Heichel Dare Myers Clyde Young Edwin Stoner George Williams Catherine Mintcer Anna Szeszko Irene Yaleh and many others along with township references and partial surnames. The text appears as a roster or notice of local residents.
Seniors gather at Benjamin Franklin auditorium for class night events led by the class orator donor and historian. Speeches and awards, including scholastic and athletic medals, mark the evening with the senior orchestra providing music amid ceremonial presentations to future leaders.
City teachers intend to pursue summer study at local colleges and universities. A large group already holds degrees, including 130 with bachelor of art or science, and about 300 graduates from normal schools. Many seek temporary permits to advance credentials and permanent certificates.
Members of the Legion of Honor will meet for special training at weekly rehearsals. The rule requires six hours of additional work and includes graduation follow ups. Details reference managers and local names including Howard Geary and James AL Buch in Neshannock. The notice lists several individuals and places with a doubtful OCR rendering.
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