Geneva College Graduation Set With Macartney as Speaker
Geneva College will hold commencement at 10 a.m. Tuesday with Rev. Clarence E. Macartney D D pastor of the First Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh as orator. One hundred ten seniors are in the class. 90 will graduate Tuesday and 20 receive diplomas in August. The week includes the Senior Class play Pygmalion, the Spring Festival with Queen Martha Glover, Baccalaureate by President M M Pearce, and Alumni Association events at the Brodhead hotel Beaver Falls with speaker Chester A. Lewis.
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Beaver Falls
Geneva College
Clarence E. Macartney
First Presbyterian Circle
Pittsburgh
Bernard Shaw
Martha Glover
Grace W. Showden
M. M. Pearce
Alumni Association
Brodhead
Chester A. Lewis
Luxemburg
Elizabeth Ingram
Ruth Kuhl
Marion Loos
Zonia Porter
KDKA
Beaver Valley
You Can Be More Beautiful MELLO GLO Face Powder
Advertises MELLO GLO face powder from Eckerd's highlighting wrinkle and pore minimization with long wear and a fragrance. Claims French process for smooth application and non irritant pure powder, priced at 50 cents and one dollar tax free.
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Eckerd’s
First Annual Martin Gantz School Reunion Set
Readied for the first annual reunion of Martin Gantz school pupils and teachers on Wednesday. Activities start with gathering at Richard Dana home, photo at the old building, a tour of George Washington junior high, then a 6 pm dinner and 7:30 pm program featuring local talent. Reservations due by Tuesday noon.
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Martin Gantz
Richard Dana
North Jefferson Street
George Washington Junior High School
Miss Asselton Leaves Hospital After Injury
Dorothy Asselton of South Walnut street has been released from Jameson Memorial hospital after her fainting incident caused a permanent waving machine to fall on her. She is improving rapidly and plans to resume her duties soon.
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Dorothy Asselton
South Walnut Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Field Day Excitement Grips Rose Avenue School
Field day on Rose Avenue school grounds drew several hundred spectators to an eventful program organized by health teachers Miss Mildred Smith and Miss Lucille Sutton. Classes performed dances stunts relays and a Maypole dance amid a student playlet Six Year Molars directed by Genevieve Schugars highlighting dental care.
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Rose Avenue
Mildred Smith
Lucille Sutton
Mildred Gresham
Genevieve Schugars
Dunkirk
State Would Get Road Funds If Bill Is Passed
Ralph W. Bolsinger of the New Castle Motor Club says Pennsylvania would receive about 21.0 million dollars of a 400 million highway fund if the bill clears the U S Senate. Funds would be available July 1 and could aid Lawrence County with around 210000 for highway work, repairs, or hazard removal this summer.
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Pennsylvania
United States Senate
Ralph W. Bolsinger
New Castle Motor Club
Mr. Bolsinger
Lawrence County
Pinchot Signs Bill Slashing Pay Of Assembly
Governor Gifford Pinchot signed the Holmes bill cutting 500 from legislator salaries and vetoed the Reed bill which would have cut 300. Current pay is 3000 and the new salary for Assemblymen and Senators will be 2500. The change does not affect 1932 elected four year term senators.
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Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Holmes
Reed
Butler Adopts Daylight Savings Time
Butler shifted to daylight savings time this morning after a survey by the Butler Chamber of Commerce and a petition signed by 118 firms and corporations. This marks Butler’s first adoption of fast time since 1927.
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Butler
Butter Chamber of Commerce
Gaston Sunday School Picnic Planned With McKay Memorial
A Gaston Sunday School reunion committee plans the annual picnic this month at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Yoho on Katherine Street. The event honors founder John McKay with his son Sidney McKay expected to attend along with families including McKay Cooper Blucher Weinschenk Geiger Davis Jackson Whinnery Walls Albarn Caldwell Long Barber Cameron and others. Council on Child and Family Welfare Ottawa Canada. Miss Clark's work in the Diocese of Maryland gains notice as she trained at the Episcopal Training School for Deaconesses New York and the School of Philanthropy Philadelphia.
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Gaston Sunday School
Albert Yoho
Katherine Street
John McKay
Sidney McKay
McKay
Cooper, Blucher
Weinschenk
Geiger
Davis
Jackson
Whinnery
Walls
Albarn
Caldwell
Long
Barber
Cameron
Council On Child and Family Welfare
Ottawa
Canada
Clark
Maryland
Trinity Episcopal Church
Episcopal Training School For
New York
School of Philanthropy
Philadelphia
Former Resident Miss Clark Receives Episcopal Honor
Miss Dorothy Clark now serves as executive secretary for the Protestant Episcopal Church Mission of Health in the Diocese of Maryland. Former Yellow River resident, she will appear on the program of the Episcopal Social Work Conference June 11 to 16 in Detroit and Windsor. Her topic is What Can the Church Do for the Problem Girl.
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Dorothy Clark
Baltimore
Protestant Episcopal Church Mission of Health
Diocese of
Maryland
Miss Clark
New Castle
Harry Clark
Carlisle Street
Episcopal Social Work Conference
Detroit
Windsor
Ontario
Protestant Episcopal Church
Wampum Boy Among Penn State Grads
Carl O. Person of Wampum was among 749 seniors and 106 graduates at Penn State College June commencement. Dr. Roland S. Morris spoke on Facing the Future. Person finished architectural engineering and earned Phi Eta Sigma and honor society medals, with roles in Architects' Club and ethics committee.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Rolands. Morris
Philadelphia
Japan
Carl O. Person
Wampum
Person
Phi Eta Sigma
Architects’ Club
School of Engineering
Burns Healed Without A Scar By San-Cura Ointment
An endorsement from Hattie S. Pitts of Washington DC touts San-Cura Ointment as a cure for burns and a range of injuries. The ad claims rapid healing, antiseptic properties, and calls the product a “medicinet chest” for home use. Sold at 35c and 60c per jar in drug stores.
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Hattie S. Pitts
Iowa Circle
Washington, D. C
Saving In Schools Totals Over $143 000
Figures presented to the New Castle School Board show a saving of 122050 in teachers salaries for the coming year under the Edmonds Act and an overall saving of 143425 if all increments and schedules were carried out. The totals reflect adjustments via voluntary contributions and potential cuts under Wilson Act.
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New Castle
C. C. Green
General Assembly
Department of Public Instruction
Honest Man Returns Stolen Pocketbook
A down and out man found Miss Alexandria Karidis’s stolen pocketbook and money and did not keep it. Karidis, daughter of George Karidis of 803 Blaine street, regained the pocketbook after leaving her car briefly behind the Hudson Lunch, where her father manages.
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Alexandria Karidis
George Karidis
Blaine Street
Karidis
Hudson
Hidden Loot Stolen Artifact Rumored to Return
A relic allegedly concealed in ruins by a thief, who planned to return later to secure it. Local investigators pursue leads amid uncertainty about the item’s fate and storage.
New Castle Business College Alumni Dinner Reunion Planned
A record crowd of former students graduates and present students are expected to attend the June 9 dinner reunion for Camp John M. Phillips of the Boy Scouts plans are being completed and announced.
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New Castle Business College
John M. Phillips
Boy Scouts
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