Seventh Ward News Seventeen Leave Mahoning Today
Seventeen 8 A class members depart Mahoning School for New Castle Senior High School entering as sophomores in the new term. Names include Barnett Burns Carbone Ford Ricker Howard Domenick Pryor Balting Freese Wilson Philomena DiPiero Sandora. A communicant day assembly honored the class with “Comrades Courageous” as the Engs. A plane sale by Kenneth Warner and a gift to supervisor Arthur Brown closed the program. A social hour followed for teachers and staff. Meeting Postponed for King People of Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church to Friday June 15 at 607 West Madison Avenue.
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Mahoning School
New Castle Senior High School
Ernest Barnett
Edward Burns
Marie Carbone
James Ford
Richard Ricker
Marjorie Howard
George Ringer
Kenneth Farrer
Nannie Williams
Mary Domenick
Daisy Pryor
Lyda Balting
Fred Freese
Jack Wilson
Tony W. Philomena
DiPiero
Mike Sandora
Mahoning
Focal School
Hi Wodet Pay
Courageaus
Engs
Maric’ Carbone
Lyda Rainey
Fred Mreese
Kenneth Farrel
Cinoren Ringer
Kenneth Warner
Heln
Arthur Brown
Ubrary
Mr. Brown
Rhododendrons Attract Crowds At Mt Jackson Cemetery
Rhododendron flowers at Mt Jacksons Mie Methodist cemetery are at peak bloom drawing scores of county visitors each season plus growing local interest. Reports say this year is especially pretty though several blooms have been broken, spurring nearby residents to curb vandalism.
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Mie
Mt. Jackson
Girl Scouts Meet Wednesday In Mahoningtown
Outdoor gathering for Mahoningtown Girl Scout troop set at 10:00 a m on Wednesday on Marian Anangst’s lawn West Cherry Street. Activities include a period of games amid hot weather as Seventh Ward residents visit river swimming holes near Stone Wall and nearby sites. Local summerclosures noted as schools end and cottage owners prepare to vacate.
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Mahoningtown
Marian Anangst
West Cherry Street
Seventh Ward
Stone Wall
Mahoning
Shenango
Clayton Street
East Cherry Street
Slippery Rock
Little Neshannock
Cottage Grove
Flat Rock
Hickory Creek
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors in 1934 Chicago Fair Taste
News items recount visits and travels of area residents including Mrs Lewis Stone in Dubois Pa and the Weal family who toured the 1934 Chicago World’s Fair. Temple University medical student Paul Wilson returns for summer break while Mrs Alice Taylor recovers at Jameson Memorial hospital. Evans family of News Ark Nj and Akron guests of Mrs Bessie Coates Pitzer visit New Castle. Carl Weaver stationed at Port Monmouth and Leona Weaver in Chicago with brothers Paul in Detroit. Helen Anderton, confined by illness, shows gradual improvement and enjoys porch time.
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Lewis Stone
Dubois
John Waddell
North Liberty Street
Chicago
Paul Wilson
School of Medicine
Temple University
Philadelphia
Alice Taylor
West Madison Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Frank Evans
Evanston Evans
Newsark
N. J
New Castle
Seventh Ward
Sharpe Lewis
Jean Lewis
Akron
Bessie Coates Pitzer
Carl Weaver
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Port Monmouth
A. Weaver
West Cherry Street
Leona Weaver
Ill
Paul
Detroit
Mich
Helen Anderton
West
Madison Avenue
Court Of Awards Held By Bluebonnet Troop No 4
Girl Scouts of Bluebonnet Troop No 4 held their Court of Awards at the Third U P Church Monday evening with mothers as guests. Tenderfoot and second class badges were awarded to multiple scouts, five year and silver stripes bestowed, proficiency badges set, and a pantomime titled The Mellodrammer presented by Big Ben patrol.
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Girl Scouts of Bluebonnet Troop
U.P
June Peringer
Letty Remley
Jean Copeland
Andrew Dodds
Olive Jean McKibben
Olive McWilliams
Irene Druschel
Monte Gray
Virginia Patton
Virginia
Eleanor Book
June Foringer
Marian Francis
Harriett Frezier
Cynthia
Lyons
Elsie Lee
4. B. Street
Virginia Boyd
Dorothy Thompson
Cecelia Turner
X-patrol
Chevrons
Marian Prancis
Big Ben
Card of Thanks for John A. McCormick’s family note
Family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy during illness and death of John A. McCormick and for flowers. SONS AND DAUGHTERS. Lock at Sealskin earrings are being worn in Vienna Austria.
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John A. McCormick
Vienna
Austria
Upswing In U. S. Amazes Canada
New York June 5 The Royal Bank of Canada survey reports a dramatic U S upswing over the past year. Commodity prices up about 25 percent and security prices up 100 percent. March 1944 business activity index 50 percent higher than the previous March. Pig iron production up 198 percent automobiles 174 percent higher. Business failures fell 40 percent and coal cement lumber gains exceed 50 percent. The rise from March to July last year marked perhaps the greatest improvement on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Royal Bank of Canada Sbys
United States
Bessemer Class Night Exercises for 51 Seniors
The Bessemer high school's graduating class held class night in the high auditorium with a large audience. The 51 seniors presented a program featuring the traditional class night speakers and other performers. Commencement is set for Thursday June 7 with Dr. F B McAllister, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Bessemer and now of the First Baptist Temple in Youngstown, as principal speaker.
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Bessemer High School
Bessemer High
F. B. McAllister
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Temple
Youngstown
No Inconvenience From Electric Storm
Severe electrical storm passed north and south of New Castle last night with minor interruptions under a minute. Indications show several lightning hits and several transformer fuses burned out. Women are more susceptible to erysipelas than men.
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New Castle
hundred leave south side schools transfer to junior high
Principal James M Hughes of Lincoln Gartiell and Pollock avenues announced today that boys and girls were promoted from the 6A class to Benjamin Franklin junior high school this morning. Some boys must drop out at the 8th grade to be ready to provide jobs for the valedictorians ARS The News By Mail One Year. $5.90.
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James M. Hughes
Lincoln-Gartiell
Pollock Avenue
Benjamin
ARS
Dr Jordan III In Hospital Here
Dr Jordan III is reported as a patient in Jameson Memorial Hospital. The notice mentions Dr C G Jorden and references Pennsylvania officials, with fragmented wording about a historical contest and a humorous remark.
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DR. Jordan III
C. G. Jorden
Volant
Pennsylvania
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Socrates
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Theodore Allen
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Harald Brooks
Weirton
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Toledo
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Pittsburgh
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Ebansburg
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