Geneva Class To Graduate Tuesday
At Geneva College commencement 10 a m Tuesday June 6 Rev Clarence E Macartney D D pastor of First Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh will deliver the oration. 110 in the class with 60 to receive diplomas this time and 90 at August exercises. Week events opened June 2 with the Senior Class play Pygmalion and June 3 Spring Festival with Miss Martha Glover crowned queen. President Pearce preached the baccalaureate June 4. Class Day June 5. Alumni banquet June 6 at the Brodhead hotel Beaver Falls with Chester A Lewis of 1923 as principal speaker. Vocal solos by Elizabeth Ingram and others, plus a musical trio, have been featured in campus programs.
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Beaver Falls
Geneva College
Clarence E. Macartney
First Presbyterian Cwurd
Pittsburgh
Bernard Shaw
Martha Glover
Grace W. Showden
M. M. Pearce
College
Alumni Association
Brodhead
Chester
A. Lewis
Beaver
Elizabeth
Ingram
Tyho
Mus
Ruth Kuhl
Marion Loos
Zonla -Porter
KDEA
Beaver Valley
You Can Be More Beautiful With MELLO GLO Powders
Advert reads a cosmetics pitch for MELLO GLO face powder claiming long wear hides wrinkles and large pores, reduces shine, and provides a smooth nose finish. It touts fragrance and skin safety, urging purchase at Eckerd’s for 500 and 81 00 tax free.
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Eckerd'a
Martin Gantz Pupils to Meet for School Reunion
Readied for the first annual reunion of teachers and pupils from the Martin Gantz elementary. The event unfolds Wednesday June 7 with gatherings at Richard Dana home and a tour of George Washington junior high. Dinner at the school cafeteria follows, then an evening program in the auditorium with local alumni performers. Reservations due by noon Tuesday.
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Martin Ganta
Tme
Richard Dana
North
Jefferson Street
George
Washington
MISS USSELTON OUT OF HOSPITAL AFTER INJURY
Miss Dorothy Usselton of South Walnut street was in Jameson Memorial hospital for several days after injuries suffered when a permanent waving machine toppled onto her. She has returned home for the weekend and is improving rapidly.
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Dorothy
Usselton
South Walnut Street
Jameson Memorial, Hospital
Zoqn
Fragments from Rural School Pageant and Spring Activities
Readable fragments describe mn schoolgrounds events on a Friday. Mentions Frid Dantes stunts Felays and May pol. Names Mildred Gresham and Bix Darice appear with relay and drill events, spring dance and May Pole acting as program highlights.
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Frid Dantes
Stunts
Felays
May
Pol
Soimie Jf
Mildred ‘Gresham
Peeves
Darice
Unclear OCR fragment notes pace and selections
Fragmentary text mentions pace and selection of a person or group, with garbled place names and numbers. Content is unreadable but implies an athletics or selection note. No clear entities or events available.
Bolsinger Urges Work to Remove Traffic Hazards
A statement emphasizes continuing and expanding work on highway safety. It notes removing hazards and performing needed maintenance as essential, with focus on improving roads for motorists and pedestrians.
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Atates
Pinchot Signs Bill Slashing Pay Of Assembly
The bill slashing pay for assembly members passes, targeting assemblymen but not senators. The measure affects four-year terms and sets a wage reduction of 3000 dollars, with implications for the 1932 session and legislative pay scales.
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Pinchot
Assembly
Daylight Saving Time Return Appears First Time Since
A fragmented notice notes daylight saving time changes as authorities mark the first return to the new schedule since prior adjustments. Details are unreadable in parts but indicate a time shift or policy reference. The public is advised to adjust clocks accordingly.
Penn State Grads Phi Eta Sigma Freshmen Earn Honors
A garbled OCR fragment notes Penn State graduates and Phi Eta Sigma honors among fresh engineering and dental ethics groups.
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Penn State Grads
Phi
Eta
Sigma
Fresh
Dent
Ethics
Saving In Schools Totals Over $143 000
New Castle School Board heard figures from Superintendent C C Green showing a $123 080 saving in teachers salaries for the coming year under the Edmonds Act and Wilson Act provisions. The $143 425 total reflects savings potential if all increments and active salaries were carried out, though voluntary 20 percent teacher contributions and suspensions for less experienced staff reduce current year costs. The 1982-83 salary schedule total was 615 025 with next year’s projected pay at 496 760.
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New Castle
Bexstor
Edmonda
General Assembly
Ses— Io
Department of Public
Honest Man Returns Pocketbook Thanks to Native Honesty
A down and out man returns a stolen pocketbook and its money, rejected retaliation, and highlights the finder’s honesty. The item was recovered by the rightful owner’s daughter, Alexandria Karidis, daughter of George Haridis, from 3 Plaine Street. The incident underscores unexpected virtue amid hardship.
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Mias Alexendria ‘Karidis
George Haridis
Pocketbook Recovered After Car Theft and Shoes Found
A thief stole a pocketbook with eight dollars and a driver’s license from a car at about 10 40 p m Sunday. Alexander St Marie, staying at the Rescue Mission, found the pocketbook in the ruins of Capitol Theatre and returned it to the owner intact. A crowd is expected for a June dinner reunion of New Castle Business College alumni and students at Camp John M Phillips.
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Lcense
Alexander St. Marie
Capitol Theatre
New Castle Business College
John M. Phillips
Boy Scouts
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Geneva
DR. Macartney
Pontiac
Lawrence Auto
Mercer Sta
Wright
Michigan
Baller Bay
Goodrich
OTF
Traver’s Tire Co
Jefferson St
Neiman’s
Washington Si
Martin Gantz
Martin Gants School
Miss Usselton
Halte Bros. Re
Castleton Hota
Talisman
Sweyey
Washington St
Bee Lean
Eer Ee Okey
Pace
Caen
Am Uttfa
Bor
Talieg
Ee Bey Bling
Reyrolde Tobacco Company
Dept. &A
Whritor-Salem
Bend
Sai Lawrence
Wallace
Miller’s Shoe
Philadelphia
B “Capitol Theatre
Vpro de
Eureka
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Company
Pennsylvania Power Co
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