West Side Bridge Undergoing Major Repairs
The West Side bridge, built 57 years ago, is torn up for major repairs under County Engineer Glenn Throop and bridge expert A G Morgan. The span will be remodeled to support lighter dead load and heavier live load with a three inch steel grid flooring from Carnegie. One center span will stay open, no trolley tracks, and a six mile per hour speed limit plus one way traffic during work. Three shifts of watchmen direct motorists. September completion is planned.
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New Castle Streets
BGO
West Side
Ibs
Aggistan
Glenn Throop
A. G. Morgan
Youngstown
Carnegie Steel
Deaconess Board Annual Meeting Report and Elections
The Ireng Maitland Deaconess Home board met at 107 Philips Street for its annual meeting presided by Mrs. Roy C. Mitler. Reports outlined home mission work across city churches and four year board terms were set for several members. A June 30 reorganization session planned, farewells held for Misses Nicklin and Magruder who depart September 1 for Missouri and Shetfield respectively.
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Ireng Maitland
Philips Street
Roy C. Mitler
Jennie Anderson
Eve Nicklin
Croton Avenue Methodist
Morle Kolb
Euclid Avenue
Simyon
Beulah Magruder
First Methodist Church
Ida Schnackel
Wayne D., Stitzinger
By A. Waddell
F. F. Sittig
C. Nolar
C. R. Davis
Drum Corps Meet Monday Evening At VFW Headquarters
Members of the pugie and drum corps of the Harry L McBride post Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet this evening at eight o'clock in their headquarters at the Toy Shop East Washington Street. Important business to discuss.
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Pugie
Harry L. ‘McBride
Post
Washington
Busi
End Eczema Once and for All
A vintage style advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment for immediate eczema relief and rapid skin healing. It claims the ointment cures rashes and blemishes and costs 35 cents a box in drug stores, with a note to also try Peterson's Medicine Soap.
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Othara
Peterson
Ana Ba
Paterasa
Local families visit and recoveries noted in Valley Way area
Mrs. Mary Lutton and Ada Strawhea darning torr families report health updates and hospital stays. Louis Litton, Frances Gil eater, Junior Ange e, and relatives visit in Meadville and New Castle. Crawford County area social visits include Burns, Tanners from New Galilee, Houk and Polly Ellwood City, and Shoals family from New Castle. Motor trip to Pulaski for friends noted.
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Mary
Patta
Pulaski
Brakovicki
Ada
Louis
Frances
Gileater
Angee
Fami
Cand
C.M. Shhumacher Jol Meadville
Tnttan
Burnsiad Ang
Aaron Tanner
New Galilee
Kenneth ‘Houk
Polly
Ellwood City
New ‘Castle
Ralph ‘Litton
John Fitch
Lettie
New “Castle
Edward Tori
Wileen’ Lutton
Louise’ Litton
Katie McCready
Post Office Stone Inspect ed due to arrive soon
Shipments of clearified county for the new New Castle will be started the week. G. J Murphy superintendent for the A. W. Kutsche contractors said today.
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New New Castle Hl
G. J! Murphy
A.W. Kutsche
And Up F.C.B. Factory Detroit Sold by Dodge DeSoto
Auction records show the F.C.B. factory in Detroit transferred from a Dodge DeSoto Chrysler dealer network to new ownership. Details specify the sale path and involved parties, with emphasis on the automotive trade in Detroit.
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F.C.B
Detroit
Dodge, DE Soto & Chrysler
Volant College Reunion Set For This Month
Volant College plans a reunion this month with the largest turnout in years. Committees will be announced later by FS Brent Lehman, president, and Olive Clidefetter, secretary of the Reunion Association.
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Volant College
Camy Memiory
Brent Lheman
Olive Clidefetter
Reunion Association
Siggelow Hears From Germany In Foreign Defense Letter
A letter from Berlin resident Gustav Boon, translated by Siggelow, defends Germany’s National government against foreign criticism and outlines themes of loyalty and defense. The missive discusses treatment of Germans abroad and portrays a favorable view of German policy amid external scrutiny.
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Germany
Eivad
Fetter
Att Lend
Gustav Boon
Mr. Siggelow
Iaa
Berlin
Peaceful revolution in Germany claimed by Gustav Kolbach
Gustav Kolbach of Berlin Mahledort asserts a bloodless revolution in Germany has occurred without militia or police. He blames Marxist leaders for betrayal while praising the new government’s restraint. He warns of false newspaper tales and manipulated photos, urging newspapers to publish this truth widely.
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Fred
Marxisber
Germany
Gustav Kolbach
Anormallee
Berlin-Mahledort
History professor leaves to take foreign study post
History professor, a graduate of a noted university, has been selected to undertake a foreign study assignment. The announcement notes the professor from ALMINGTON PAJUNE as moving to complete studies abroad. Further details on the host institution and duration are expected.
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Pédai
the News
Almington
Paw
June B. Ake
University
Pan‘ United Importoa Tt University
Pittay
Prof Dickson to Speak at Kiwanis in Castleton
Prof George A. Dickson of Oceanside California former superintendent of New Castle schools from 1914 to 1929 will speak to the Kiwanis club at its Tuneheon in The Castleton on Wednesday June 7. No subject announced. Memorial Day notes from Princeton Station list local visitors and family gatherings including Rev Clyde Myers and others visiting relatives and spending time at summer cottages along Slippery Rock creek near Kennedy’s Malls.
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George A. Dickson
Ocean- Side
Cal
New Castle
Aign
Kiwanis Club
Tuneheon
Castleton
Princeton
Clyde Myers
Hickory
George Myers
F. C. Black
Warren, O
Walter Miller
Slippery Rock Creek
Kennedy's
Andy Jones
Butler
Calvin Wright
Jenly
Charles Davis
N. M. Young
James White
Gibsondale
George Hohmann
Sara Margaret
Paulof
Plaingrove
D. PB. Heny
Wilbur Stevenson
George Stevenson
Janet
Jean
Margaret
Memorial
D. F. Henry
Ruth
Howard Forbes
George Bohmann
Pau
Slippery Rock W O T Meeting Held at Mrs Audley Book Home
The Slippery Rock W O T held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Audley Book on Thursday afternoon. The Fox school girls held a picnic dinner at Ma Bel and Esther Young home on Tuesday with games and a list of attendees including Grace Pauline Alice Ruth Katherine Lois Fern Hilda Virginia Elda and Mabel.
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T. T
Slippery Rock
O. T. D. Will
Audley Book
Marriage and Divorce Drops in Pennsylvania Counties
Statewide marriages fell 5.7 per thousand from 1931 to 1932 and divorces dropped from 75 to 60 per thousand. Lawrence County saw marriages rise from 28 to 1,374 while divorces declined sharply. two annulments occurred in 1931 and none in 1932. A pocketbook theft was reported by Mrs. Howard Duff of 504 Em at Main Street, containing forty cents and papers.
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Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
Ohio
Fintanime
Howard Duff
Main Street
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Corner Beaver and Wrest
Washington Bis
Michigan
Elliott & Waddington
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Wallhide
Atkinson Paint & Glass. CO
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NORGE
NEW Castle Drug CO
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Ally
Valley Way
Ichland
MR. V. C. Echlin
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Mr. Echlin
Plymouth
San Frastisco
NEW Plymouth
Sudan
Siggelow
Dickson
Kiwanis
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Anna
Isabelle
McKelvey
Dorothy Jean
Louise
Betty Lou
Alfreda Stutter
Ruth Forbes
Dorothy Hohmann
Iessie Mae
Mary Elizabeth Browns
Neva
Charles Young
Princeton Station
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