Shenango Seniors Graduate Tonight
Shenango Township high school will award diplomas to 47 seniors in the Shenango high auditorium tonight at 8. Dr. Weir C. Ketler of Grove City college will be the principal speaker. The ceremony follows a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. J. Calvin Rose at the same auditorium. The program lists processional, invocation, songs, solos, and diplomas presented by principal Edwin E. Canan.
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Shenango Township High School
Shenango High
Weir C. Ketler
Grove City College
Shenango Auditorium
J. Calvin Rose
Second U. P. Church
Esther Harttunen
Glen W. Johnston
Shenango Township
Elgar—Orchestra
B. McMaster Wallace
Center U. P. Church
E. Barnes
Valse
Jack Nagel
Dr. Ketler
Edwin E. Canan
Shenango High School
Charles Gounod
Real estate transfers and tax roll notes on county grants
Realty transfers list numerous Ellwood City deeds including Frank G Smith to Arthur G Nickles and Oscar L Barr loans. Ellwood City Savings to Boris Stavleben. many $1 token transfers amid broader county financial recap for May. Officials urge voters to register or update addresses amid rising transfers and population moves. County commissioners inspect Ewing Park bridge and plan repairs. detailed May expenditures across departments total over thirty thousand in general fund and larger tallies in multiple offices.
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Frank G. Smith
Arthur G
Nickles
Ellwood City
Frank B. Cole
D. A. Evans
Ellport
Frank J. Glasgow
Grace M. Glasgow
Third Ward
Lewis Morris
George Giacumakis
Fourth Ward
Walter E. Lavender
Thomas M. McConahy
Taylor Township
Ewing Park
Three New Castle Students Receive Degrees At Tech
Carnegie Institute of Technology in Syria Mosque awarded degrees to New Castle students. Mabel Kocher earned a Bachelor of Science in Library Science with honors, Frances Aiken received the B S in secretarial studies, and William Leivo earned a Bachelor of Science in Physics from the College of Engineering.
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Pittsburgh
New Castle and Vicinity
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Syria
Mabel Carolyn Kocher
John H. Kocher
Maryland Avenue
Carnegie Library School
Carnegie Tech
Miss Kocher
Westminster College
Carnegie
Frances Drave Aiken
Tech
R. K. Aiken
Highland Avenue
Connecticut College For Women
William J. Leivo
Dickson Street
College of Engineering
Matthew Leivo
New Castle
Grand jury session opens as few cases reach panel
The June grand jury begins today with light workload. In the past three months about twenty cases will go to the grand jury while the rest were disposed of by pleas. District Attorney John G. Lamoree says pleas are the economical way to end cases.
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John G. Lamoree
Mary Janes Missionary Society June Meeting
East Brook Mary Janes Missionary society plans a June meeting on Tuesday evening June 6 at Emma Boyles home. Each member will bring a guest. Lillian Edie leads the group.
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Mary Janes Missionary Society
Emma Boyles
Lillian Edie
Peachkytery Y P C U June convention planned at church
The Mee Peachkytery Y P C U schedules a June convention at the First United Presbyterian Church in Mercer with unusual days and both noon and evening sessions announced for public attendance.
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Peachkytery Y. P. C. U
Publus Wiser
First United Presbyterian Church
Mercer
Senior class heads to Washington trip led by Ralph Watson
The senior class under Ralph Watson left Thursday morning for a trip to Washington D C and other points of interest in private cars.
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Ralph Watson
Washington, D. C
Young People Council to Meet at East Brook Church
The New Wilmington district Young People's Council will be entertained at East Brook United Presbyterian Church on Monday evening June 5 at eight o'clock.
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New Wilmington
East Brook United Presbyterian Church
Last Meeting of East Brook Y P C U Attendance Contest
The final gathering of the attendance contest occurred on a Wednesday evening when 17 members met on the church lawn for a wiener roast. A large bonfire was lit and games were played by the group.
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East Brook Y. P. C. U
Local residents spend summer visits and a deer camp trip
Wisconsin visitors Mr. and Mrs. Horace Morgan call on relatives here. Leslie Jameson of Wilkinsburg visits his father James B. Jameson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor of Cleveland stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McKee. Lois Walton, Indiana State Teachers College student, returns for summer. Lydia Stankard, Slippery Rock State Teachers College student, also spends summer here. Several families including the McKees, Taylors, Clyde McKee, Edwin Houston, J. R. Sickafuse, and Clarence Covert spent the last weekend at their deer camp in Cameron County.
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Horace Morgan
Wisconsin
Leslie Jameson
Wilkinsburg
James B. Jameson
Paul Taylor
Cleveland
W. R. McKee
Lois Walton
Indiana State Teachers College
Lydia Stankard
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
State power vs taxpaying people sparks bitter debate
A sharp exchange argues that state dominance should not be funded by taxpayers who feel overburdened. Lawmakers defend allocations while critics demand mercy and reform. The clash highlights tensions between government ambitions and citizen burdens.
Birthday Party for Harbor Church Members
The Willing Workers class of Harbor United Presbyterian held a Thursday evening party at the Steele home honoring birthdays of Jean Green Evelyn Steele Reed Miller and William Clark. Games music and lunch were shared.
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Harbor United Presbyterian Church
Steele
Jean Green
Evelyn Steele
Reed Miller
William Clark
H. J. Kenehan
Visitors and relatives at the Smith home weekend
Names and places of guests fill a social notes entry. Mr. and Mrs. Gwin of New Castle. Mr. and Mrs. Blue of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Butell of Budlow Kentucky. Miss Evelyn Steele visiting Francis Kuhn in Mars. Mrs. Bartley at Portersville commencement. Mr. and Mrs. Michael with Ed Heasley family in Pulaski. Pauline Curtis with Leidner family in Poland Ohio. Mrs. Senheiser and daughter Dorothy from Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher of (truncated).
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Mrs. Joseph Blue
New York
Smith
Clarence Butell
Budlow
Evelyn Steele
Francis Kuhn
Mars
Albert Bartley
Portersville
Leo Michael
Ed. Heasley
Pulaski
Pauline Curtis
T. E. Leidner
Poland
C. L. Senheiser
Dorothy
Pittsburgh
Smith Home
J. H. Thatcher
Kenehan Wins Permit for Storage Building at 1120 Federal
C. J. Kenehan of 1120 Federal street has been granted a city permit to build a storage structure with an estimated cost of 150 dollars.
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C. J. Kenehan
Federal Street
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New Castle, Pa
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PARTY
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Lancaster
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Mac
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Cheswick
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C. O. Matthews
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P. S. Emery
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F. A. Pinkerton
Harbor
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