Latin Honors Awarded at Senior High School
The Latin department announced honor students for the year across Vergil and Cicero levels. Madge Gardner won Summa Cum Laude with a gold medal. Kathryn Boston Magna Cum Laude with a gold medal. Other honorees include Margaret Wallace Elizabeth Leishman Anna Thomas George Yankura and Jane Hawkins. Third year honors went to Tom Hawkins Dorothy Shiffler James McKee. Tenth year honors listed Frank Vigali Dante De Thomas Dolores Fionn Anna Kelch Louise Bollinger William Kazenski Florence Safier Carrie Gibbons. Perry Reeder received Summa Cum Laude in the College Board class with Ruth Hildebrand Magna Cum Laude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Gardner
Kathryn Boston
Margaret Wallace
Elizabeth Leishman
Anna Thomas
George Yankura
Jane Hawkins
Gardner
Senatus Romanus
Cicero
Tom Hawkins
Dorothy Shiffler
James McKee
Caesar
Frank Vigali
Dante de Thomas
Dolores Fionn
Anna Kelch
Louise Bollinger
William Kazenski
Florence Safier
Carrie Gibbons
Perry Reeder
Ruth Hildebrand
Kiss Worth Six Cents Says Jury
A seven man and five woman jury awarded Mrs. Orville Butler six cents in damages for an alleged kiss by Dr. Leonard Buttler chief surgeon at East End hospital. Dr. Butler denied the charge and both sides will pay part of the court costs.
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Cleveland
Orville Butler
Leonard Buttler
East End Hospital
Kuttler
Asks For Report On Fiscal Needs
Harrisburg dispatch June 4 reports a call for all budget estimates for the last half year requesting a comprehensive fiscal review.
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Harrisburg
State Welfare Seeks Voucher-Based Budgets from Institutions
The State Department of Welfare has forwarded the 1929-31 biennium allocations to state owned institutions. Institutions must submit estimates on a voucher basis by June 15, budgeting 50 percent of their biennial appropriation for the first year and the remaining 50 percent for the second year. Mrs. E S H McCauley, state secretary of welfare, said efforts aim to stay within these limits.
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State Department of Welfare
E. S. H. McCauley
State Secretary of Welfare
Calf thieves sent to Western penitentiary
Norman Sphar aged 24 and Earl Reubens aged 33 were sentenced to three to six years under the double term law after pleading guilty to stealing two calves valued at 35 dollars each from Co. K. Lusk of Somerset township. The pair, who lived on a farm between Charleroi and Monongahela, previously served workhouse terms for a robbery in 1928.
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Washington, Pa
Norman Sphar
Earl Reubens
Charleroi
Monongahela
Western Penitentiary
Erwin Cummins
Co. K. Lusk
Somerset Township
Man Held on Axe Attack After 50th Anniversary
David Walls, 76, was jailed in Lebanon on a charge of attacking his wife Margaret Walls, 83, with an ax in Bluefield West Virginia. Doctors said there was little hope for the woman's recovery. The couple had just celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
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Bluefield
W. Va
David Walls
Lebanon
Margaret Walls
Shippers Plan Regional Meet in Morgantown West Virginia
The Allegheny Regional Advisory Board holds its fourteenth regular meeting at the Hotel Morg an Morgantown on June 12 with executives from industry and railroads to review 1930 third quarter freight car needs and service plans across Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio Northern West Virginia and Maryland's Pan Handle.
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Allegheny Regional Advisory Board
Morgan
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
Clarksburg
Morgantown Country Club
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
Garden Club Holds Bedford Meeting and Flower Show Planning
The New Bedford Garden Club met at Mrs. Emma Wager’s home with eleven members. Irwin Ropp led a business session arranging for the Floser Show on Wednesday June 11. An artistic flower arrangement program followed. old fashioned quilts promise a fine display. A future illustrated lecture on bulbs is set for June 5 at 8 pm at New Bedford U P church under club direction with no admission charge.
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New Bedford
Garden Club
Emma Wager
Irwin Ropp
New Bedford U. P
New Bedford Garden Club
Bell Makes Historic Airplane Visit to Beaver Valley
Samuel W. Bell, 88, of San Diego, claimed as the first G A R veteran to fly across the United States, visited Beaver Falls after a three day flight. He attended the state G A R encampment in New Castle and planned to return home by the same route, after being welcomed by local and city military groups.
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Beaver Falls
United States
Samuel W. Bell
San Diego
Cal
Clara Bell
Bell
State Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
New Castle
Columbus
Regent Theatre Installed New Cooling System
Regent theatre completes installation of a modern cooling and ventilating system ensuring cool fresh air. Manager Mr Newman says Regent is now the coolest spot in New Castle and one of the coolest theatres in Pennsylvania. Tonight Gary Cooper and Mary Brian star in Only The Brave.
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Regent Theatre
Newman
Regent
New Castle
Gary Cooper
Mary Brian
Pennsylvania
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promotes Regular Elimination Diet Aid
The ad urges dieters to include roughage to prevent constipation and claims ALL-BRAN provides needed fiber. It notes benefits such as improved digestion, added iron, and a healthy complexion, with money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. The cereal is suggested in multiple serving ideas and is made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg’s Allbran
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Community notices from South New Castle Boro events
Local residents report moves and visits including the Dunkerleys, Shoaffs, Parks, and Canans. The Sanitary Pottery Company bal team opens its new ball field Tuesday with Henry Sumner as captain. School directors met June 2 to purchase supplies for the coming term and Mrs. Charles Parks Jr. is improving at home.
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Thomas Dunkerley
Harry Shoaff
Savannah
Charles Parks
Shoaff
John Carlson
Oil City
Carl Duckworth
Harry Duckworth
Jean
Gordon
Reginald
Ethel Evans
Jackson
Mich
Joseph Parks
Leesburg
George Leavitt
Castleton
Coaltown
Newton
Leechburg
Arthur Kline
Louis Bogle
Cleveland
Ohio
Perry Sweet
Rigby Post Office
South
Jefferson Street
Sanitary Pottery Company
Bal
Henry Sumner
John Adamczyk
Florence and
Julius
Steve Zepka
Walter
Stella
Stanley Adamczyk
Youngstown
Edwin Canan
James Canan
Joseph Schweikert
Charles Parks Jr
Local family visits former resident in Virginia trip
Mr and Mrs Chester Craft of 1038 Beckford Street and their son Pierce Craft visited Pearisburg Virginia last Thursday through Tuesday They called on Mrs Iazie Sutton known locally as Izzie Reel daughter and son in law of church workers at First Baptist New Castile Her memorial inside the church remains She has been a patient in a Pearisburg hospital for nineteen months and is now improved The Crafts traveled via Gettysburg and the Shenandoah Valley and found the trip enjoyable noted by the report
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Chester Craft
Beckford Street
Pierce Craft
Pearisburg
Virginia
Iazie Sutton
Izzie Reel
First Baptist Church of
New Castile
Reel
Sutton
Pearlsburg
Craft
Gettysburg
Shenandoah Valley
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Cincinnatlo
Harry G. Prestor
Shippers
Bedford
Beaver Valley
Tom Tyler
FBI
Ken Maynard
Lucky Larkin
Tarzan the Tiger
South New Castle
Boro
Ted Dunkerley
William Reet
Cleveland, O
Clarence A
Horpes
Cora Roberts
YE Goldwyn
Edward C.robinson
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
Banky
Screaming Force Comedy
Keystone Stores Corp
North Mill St
Court St
THE
RITZ
Harry Richman
Broadway
Bert Gordon
Sam
ED Lowry
J. Harold Murray
Norma Terris
Cameo Kerby
Gapitol
Stanley Smith
Nancy Broll
PaRamount Pi
Stan
Oliver Hardy
Ann Pennington
Tifffany
Ourney
R.C. Sherrie
Colin Clive
Maurice Browne
Ito
M Tierany Production
Fisk
Fisk Premier
Toime
Mirage
Sutton Tydol
South Mul and Sutton
Park and Highland
Arlington & BK
Wash
Athintic & W
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