Croton Scouts Receive Forestry and First Aid Awards
Croton scouts were presented with one year service Forest Guide badges to four scouts and first aid kits to two others at a Croton school meeting led by Troop Committee man Tony Colaluca. The troop praised a rival troop for signaling and first aid demonstrations. An athletic meet was announced and a June 15 field trip to Niles Ohio to visit the McKinley monument was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fiorelli
Orlan Hartman
Mike Hlaudy
Joe Algera
Tony Colaluca
Croton School
Thomas Riney
Buster Cappolina
Davis
Rotary Boy Scouts
Crow Patrol
Flying Eagle
Pine Patrol
Croton
Niles
McKinley Monument
Fox Patrol
Daniel Boone
Phil Colaluca
Personal mentions and local visits fill brief society notes
Miss Tina Cummings of Eastbrook spends the day in Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Thomas Maher of West Washington announce the birth of a son. Donald Dart of Caster Wyoming visits his mother Mrs Margaret Dart on Superior Street. Miss Mary Wilson of Bay Street visits her parents in Plaingrove. Miss Estelle Emes of Buffalo NY stays with Mr and Mrs J J Emes on Winter Avenue. Master Francis Leipold of Du Bois visits his mother Mrs Minnie Leipold at Shenango Valley Hospital. Miss Dorothy Wildner of Balti- remains unreadable due to fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina Cummings
Eastbrook
Pittsburgh
Thomas Maher
West Washington Street
Donald Dart
Caster
Wyo
Margaret Dart
Superior Street
Mary Wilson
Bay Street
Plaingrove
Estelle Emes
Buffalo
N. Y
J. J. Emes
Winter Avenue
Francis Leipold
du Bois
Minnie Leipold
Shenango Valley Hospital
Dorothy Wildner
Balti
Grand Jury Indicts 57. 55 true bills in liquor and fraud cases
The grand jury completed in the morning returning 55 true bills from 57 indictments. Names linked to liquor, fraud, prostitution, and forged business registrations appear, including Bartberger and Rider for intoxicated driving, Panella and multiple others for liquor violations, and several for fraudulent conversion. Not a true bill, costs to be paid by county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Frank Bartberger
Vic Rider
V. D. Rider
Alex. Marthas
John Marathae
Louis Hallas
Ellwood
Robert Henry
Henry Briggs
Violet Morris
Robert Grimm
George W. Johnson
B. C. Pease
A. B. Dunn
Antonio Panella
Edward Ryan
Ambrose Perotta
Mary Perotta
Thomas J. Bartberger
Andy Krupa
Nick Kurena
Mike Covella
Ian Stein
Jacob Cegelka
George White
John Gingo
Mike Turno
Jennie Paiflu
Helen Sconek
Hugh Morrison
Rooster Crowing Spurs City Police Complaint
Patrolman George Kennedy faces a noise complaint from a North Hill resident citing a rooster that crows at dawn. The officer requests nonlethal solutions and invites readers to mail ideas, seeking options that stop the crowing without harming the bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooster Crowing
George Kennedy
North Hill
Kennedy
George
Park benches moved as sun returns to Diamond site
D O Davies superintendent of parks had city workers place benches at the Diamond as sun appears. Grass grows and pedestrian lanes are signed. Joe Trax painted the fence around the monument and touched up the Civil War gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Davies
Old Sol
Joe Trax
Bee Keepers To Hold Exhibition Saturday Demonstrations
Members of the Lawrence County Bee-Keepers Association will hold ten demonstrations Saturday. The first will be at 9 30 a m at the hives of J J Wallace R D 3 Volant and the second demonstration at 1 30 p m at the farm of H A Kyle Enon Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Bee-Keepers Association
J. J. Wallace
R. D. 3. Volant
H. A. Kyle
Enon Valley
Youngest Graduate Ruth Bergland Plans College Next Fall
Miss Ruth I Bergland daughter of Mr and Mrs A Bergland of Laurel Boulevard was among the youngest in the New Castle High School class. At fifteen she completed four years of study in three years earning near honor roll marks and may attend college next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Ruth I. Bergland
A. Bergland
Laurel Boulevard
Miss Bergland
Bergland
Dufford Leads as An nette McKee Teaches
H. Dufford emerges as leader while Miss Annette McKee serves as the teacher in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Dufford
Annette McKee
Mizpah Society Meeting At First Presbyterian Church
Mizpah Society of the First Presbyterian Church met in the church parlors on Tuesday with hostesses Mrs. George Ramsey Miss Verna Martin and Mrs. Co L Mantz. Members presented papers on Philippine Porto Rico and Tithing. Plans for an August picnic were set and a June 17 sewing meeting was scheduled at Miss Nora Hogue's home on Neshannock Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Society
First Presbyterian Church
George Ramsey
Verna Martin
Co. L. Mantz
Philippine
Nora Hogue
Neshannock Avenue
Regular meeting of Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars
Regular meeting scheduled for this evening at 8 o'clock in the Legion Home. Members urged to attend and participate in planned discussions and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Home
First Christian Church Section One Social Meeting
Section One group met Wednesday afternoon at Joseph W. Lindsay’s home on County Line street with six teen members. After a brief business session a social period followed and refreshments were served by Mrs Landsay and Mrs J E McClintock. A chicken luncheon is planned in three weeks in the church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Joseph W. Lindsay
County Line Street
Landsay
J. E. McClintock
Round Heads Electrical League In New Castle
At a June 4 meeting of electrical dealers contractors and electricians in the New Castle Electric Co office plans were laid to form an Electrical League to boost trade ethics and service. Louis B. Round was elected temporary chairman with T E Miller as temporary secretary and treasurer. A by laws committee and a membership committee were named and a follow up meeting set for June 19 to complete organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Electric Company
Louis B. Round
T. E. Miller
C. R. Bartley
R. W. Grimm
H. Lee Marvin
Claude Patton
T. O. Alexander
National Banking Convention At Baltimore
The national convention of the American Institute of Banking will be held in Baltimore from July 13 to 20. Members from the New Castle chapter plan to attend. Officers will be elected soon and nominees will be announced shortly. Educational classes close tonight after the senior high school examination in negotiable instruments. A large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Banking
Baltimore
New Castle
Realty Transfers List Tenants and Buyers Across Ward Boundaries
A compact roster shows multiple real estate transfers within Wayne Wilmot and Ellwood areas. Transactions include Mary Grim to Wayne School district for $1 and Castle Foundry Co to Blair Strip Steel Co for $1. Other transfers list diverse buyers and wards with nominal sums, reflecting routine property dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Grim
Wayne
John Nallager
Anton Slovick
Bessemer
Ralph H. Sipel
Sam Balmini
Ellwood
Lenora L. Pomery
Robert Shoaff
Glenn McClain
Mary Cerelli
Union
Howard A. Reynolds
Lloyd G. Walden
Harry Rodgers
Ralph R. Roney
D. P. Shaffer
2Nd Ward
Ella A. Caine
Nicke Peiter
7Th Ward
Oswald J. Lersch
Vere E. Daubenspeck
Change Opening Date Of Y W C A Camp To June 16
At a Y W C A camp committee meeting the Eastbrook Y W C A recreational camp opening was postponed to June 16 from June 9 due to unfavorable weather. Registrations will open during the delay and arrangements can be made at the Y W C A office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastbrook Y. W. C. A
Berean Bible Class Meets at Mrs Fear Home
The Berean Bible class will meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at the home of Mrs Mary Fear 201 North Crawford Avenue. Mrs C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Bible Class
Berean Bible
Mary Fear
North
Crawford Avenue
Free Health Clinic Open Daily for Needy in New Castle
To aid the sick and afflicted of New Castle I am running a free clinic at my office every day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Afternoons follow regular office hours as usual. The notice invites those who have tried other treatments and seek relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Piles Absorbed Never To Return By MOAVA Suppositories
A well known doctor promotes MOAVA suppositories as a cure for piles promising absorption and relief. The ad claims rapid results including bleeding cases and urges readers to buy at McKee's Kut Rate Store or New Castle Drug Corporation with a money back satisfaction plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee’s
Kut Rate Store
New Castle Drug Corporation
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Owe
Nainsook Athletic Union
East Washington
Madam
R. H. Wylie Baking Co
Red Bird Bread
Croton Scouts
Forestry
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Moody Avenue
Burl Bush
Madison Avenue
William McElvenny
West Clayton Street
White Have
F. F. Jordon
Cleveland
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Joseph Jordon
South Bay Street
Cecilia Shoaff
North Mercer Street
New Castle Hospital
James P. Toler, Jr
James P. Toler
Albert Street
C. C. Fulkerson
Martha
Delaware Avenue
Ernest Smith
Harriet
Woodlawn
Louis D. Fendrick
Mgr
Cement Products Company
Round
Electrical League
National Banking Convention
Silken
Krepe DE Lehn
Shawn
Brown
Hamilton
Chiropractic Clinic
DR. Jess Swords
Patterson Bldg
Nixon Theatre
Tra
Jefferson ST
Jacob Levine & Sons CO
South Mill Street
R. T. Withers Sons Co
Shenango Street
Bell Phone
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