New England Fishing Fleets Grow in Size and Reach
A United Press survey shows New England fleets expanding across major ports from Boston to Portland with more ships and workers. Boston's fleet rose from 104 to 226, Newport 77 to 89, and New London 16 to 64. total groundfish receipts hit 264,795,800 pounds in 1930, with swordfish fleet at a record 87 vessels and overall value $10,868,671.
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Boston
New England
America
United Press
Newport
R. I
New London
Maskachusetts
Prizes Awarded Honor Students in Grove City
Grove City high school officials announce prizes for the just closed year. Robert Henderson wins gold medal in science and mathematics and is named all around boy. Roberta Lehn receives the Arts Society award. Civic Club honors Gertrude Sandrock. Other prizes go to Virginia Perrine Doris Cunningham Doris Wood Edna McClelland Dorothy Keck Majorie Layton Ethel Berry Selma Coulter and James McClelland and Roberta Lehn are listed among top honorees.
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Grove City
Robert Henderson
Arts Society
Roberta Lehn
Civic Club
Gertrude Sandrock
Virginia Perrine
Doris Cunningham
Doris Wood
Edna McClelland
Dorothy
Keck
Majorie Layton
Ethel Berry
Selma Coulter
James McClelland
Annual meeting of District No 1 federated women clubs
The annual meeting of District No 1 of the Pennsylvania federated professional and business women's clubs will be held at Conneaut Lake on June 6. Sessions occur Saturday afternoon and evening, with a vesper service Sunday morning. Speakers include Madame Laudner of France and Dr Mildred Rogers of New Castle.
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Pennsylvania Federated Professional and Business Women’s Clubs
Conneaut Lake
Madame Laudner
Womens Clubs
France
Mildred Rogers
New Castle
Pennsylvania Federated Women's Clubs
Helen Schluraff
Erie
National Federated Clubs
Helen Remler
Pennsylvania
Start Shorter Week at Grove City Post Office
The 44 hour week for federal post office staff is adopted in Grove City with the office organized for the change. The program, optional for postmasters, eliminates Saturday afternoon mail delivery and uses two substitutes to operate under the new limit.
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Grove City
City Plans Sewage Disposal Plant Addition
City Engineer F. P. Graham prepares plans to add a sewage disposal unit to the city plant this summer. Specifications are being drawn and will be submitted to the council.
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F. P. Graham
City Considers Memorial Park Pool Plan at June Meeting
Memorial Park pool project may be approved at the June 5 council meeting after a June 1 special session halted with no decision. The plan calls for a 300 simultaneous bathers pool with a modern bath house and hot water, costing 10000 dollars, two thirds of which would be labor, with architecture and engineering donated and committee contributions already reported.
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Memorial Park
Solons
Council
Committee of Council
Allegheny Commencement Week Opens with June 6 Events
Allegheny College alumni in New Castle will attend various events during Commencement Week at Meadville. The commencement ceremony is scheduled for Tuesday June 9 as part of the institution's annual program.
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Allegheny College
New Castle
Meadville Institution
Social visits and gatherings across Ellwood City area
Many neighbors and relatives visit in Ellwood City and nearby towns including Cleveland Petersburg Youngstown and New Castle. Families such as Kerr Carlson Nord Swanson and Sepic host and attend church events birthdays and dinners with relatives and friends. Memorial Day and confirmations recur with several households sharing trips and meals.
$1.00 Ends Rheumatism Promises Quick Relief
An Eckerd's and New Castle Drag Co advertisement touts Ru-Ma as a guaranteed cure for rheumatic pains in muscles and joints within a week. It claims rapid easing of swelling and aches, with money back if rheumatism is not completely ended, urging sufferers to try the bottle.
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Eckerd's
New Castle Drag Co
Georgia Leads States In War On Illiteracy
The National Advisory Committee on Illiteracy reports Georgia reduced illiteracy by teaching 118 102 people over 10 years to read and write. In 1920 Georgia had 328 853 illiterates. now 210 736 remain, with 94 percent illiterate. Mississippi ranked second in progress.
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Washington
Georgia
National Advisory Committee On
M. L. Duggan
Montana
Mississippi
National Advisory Committee
Wildunger Tee Promises Help for Bladder Pain
A newspaper ad promotes Wildunger Tee a German herb remedy for middle aged and older men and women with scalding urination and sleepless nights. It offers money back if relief is not felt and lists New Castle Drug Co locations as purchase points.
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Germany
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