Jewish People To Observe Flower Day
A meeting of 35 representatives from Social Nine, Young Juttea and Tanior clubs set plans for National Flower Day in the city on Monday June 12. Mrs. L. Cohan spoke on the effort to raise funds by Jewish people for redeeming Palestinian soil as property for Jews. The local committee includes Dr. H. Frank chairman Hen Bloom secretary and captains Florence Weinberg and Minnin Edelstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Nine
Young Juttea
Tanior Young Jutea
Dr. H. Frank
Hen Bloom
Florence Weinberg
Minnin Edelstein
Four Prisoners Sentenced by Judge on Larceny
James Worrell alias Christian Ferrur was sentenced by Judge Emery to not less than 18 months nor more than 2 years at the Western penitentiary on larceny charges. James Harris faced related counts of break and entered, with proceedings continuing this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Worrell
Christian Ferrur
Western Penitentiary
Emery
James Harris
Local court sentences and paroles in liquor cases
In a local hearing, charges capped several cases. One defendant received five months in the workhouse for an unspecified offense, while Mrs. Steve Stonesky was paroled after costs. Edith Howard was fined $200 for keeping a disorderly house and paroled for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing and Entering
Steve Stonesky
Edith Howard
Coats
Sixty Enroll For Bible School
Sixty enrollments have been made for a three week daily vacation Bible school in this city under Third United Presbyterian Church. Classes will be at the Third United church starting Monday June 12 from 9 to 12 each day. Registration continues through this week with final enrollment Monday morning at 8 45. A $1 fee aids instructors and supplies. The school is non sectarian and open to any child. City teachers will instruct using the Gary system for thorough Bible based training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
Thaddeus Stevens
Third United Church
Gary
Flower Mission Day Held By Local WCTU and LTL
The Croton WCTU and LTL will hold their annual Flower Mission Day on Wednesday June 7 at Mrs H C Waggon ers home 317 Vine Street. The event honors Miss Jennie Cassedy’s birthday and flowers will be given to the sick. Mrs H G C Waggoner superintendent of Flower Mission Work.
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Croton
W.C. T
H. C. Wagegaoners
Vine Street
Jennie Cassedy
H. GC. Waggoner
Alma Lodge to Hold St John Day Sermon in June
Alma Lodge No. 63 F and A M will hold its annual St John Day sermon Sunday June 11 at 2 20 p m in St Luke s A M E Zion Church Rev Sallie moderator of the Baptist Association will deliver the sermon The committee in charge includes I H Gardner Alex Williams J H Taylor Archia A Allman and Benjamin Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Lodge
St. Luke's
Zionchureh
Sallie
The
Baptist Association
I. H. Gardner
Alex Willams
J. H. Taylor
Archia A. Allman
Dresco A Good Medicine Declares Relief Prompt
Read the experience of Mrs. James Pitts of Mahoningtown near New Castle Pa who suffered a sluggish liver dizzy spells coated tongue and constipation. After one Dreco bottle her body strengthened she sleeps well and no longer feels dizzy. Dreca is a root herb blend claimed to aid digestion constipation kidneys and blood disorders. Visit McKee's Kut Rate Store 21 N MU St ask for Miss Harper to learn more with no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pitts
Mahoningtown
New Castle
McKee
N. MU St
Misa Harper
Dreco
Dreleg
Westinghouse Radio Tonight With Music and Baseball Scores
Pittsburgh radio program lists baseball scores news and stock exchange report at 7 and 8 p.m. plus children’s stories and a Rotary address at 8 p.m. from Westinghouse KDE East Pittsburgh. Programs include music by Berg's String Entertainers and various readings. Time signals and station details noted for Pittsburgh DST.
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New Yorke Stock Exchange
Chi Her Jerse
Gargood
Pittsburgh
Benjamin Bunny
Uncle Wiggly
Allen D. Albert
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Westinehouse Technical
Union High School
Np. m
D. mo—Ariington
Robert L. Rite
Entertaiiners
DeKoven
Sunny Tennessee
Berg
Desert
Robert L. Rice
Rebecca
Kulua
Herg
Grenadiers
Ee Schumann
Hilo Beeth
Wearinghouse Broadcasting
KDE
Why Grow Old Before Your Time Ad Claim
An elderly audience is urged that aging comes from kidney weakness not years. The ad touts Doan’s Kidney Pills as relief for back pain headaches and bladder irregularities. It features a New Castle testimonial from Mrs. Nancy Palmar describing kidney pain sending her to bed and how Doan’s cured her attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Nancy Palmar
N. Crawford Ave
Dean
Noted Singer At Westminster For Tonight's Concert
Miss Marie Tiffany, prima donna of the Metropolitan Opera, arrives in New Wilmington to sing at the United Presbyterian church and perform a program of her own. The Westminster Oratorio Society rehearses two cantatas, As the Hart Pants and A Song of Victory, with Pat Nielsen directing and Julian Raymond Williams accompanying. The society lists sopranos, tenors, altos, and basses from local colleges and communities in a multi-voiced program tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Pat Nielsen
Julian Raymond Williams
New Castle
College of Music
Margaret Aabl
Westminster Oratoria Society
Edith Cullen
Margaret Fraser
Dorothy French
Cornell Gilkey
Gertrude Gill
Local names listed in community notice
Jackson, Howard W. Jones, Dale Vias, Theodore Littell, Paul P. Riggie and Linson H. Stebbins are named in the handwritten community notice. The fragment provides only a roster of individuals with no stated event or action.
Linemen Strike Persists After Wage Settlement
Linemen with P.O. Electric remain on strike despite conductors and motormen accepting a new wage scale. They were called out June 1 when their scale for 2 1/2 cents an hour was replaced by a 10 percent cut, and the full outcome of the Carmen's dispute may influence an early settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. Electric Company
New Senla
Hnemen
Wilder St. Sewer Contract Awarded to Mayberry
Bids for the Wilder street sanitary sewer were opened by council today and the contract awarded to F. M. Mayberry at his bid of $485.20. Other bids included Ingineer's estimate $407, Charles Staph $524.30, and P. O. Elder $527.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder Street
Council Today
F. M. Mayberry
Ingineer
Charles Staph
P.O. Elder
New York Stocks Open Steady Amid Oil Stock Activity
New York June stock market opened with a steady tone as oil shares dominated activity. Superior Oil saw large block buying and advanced to 9 1 4. Pacific Oil rose to 65 7 8 and Consolidated Gas gained nearly 2 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marutal
Superior Oil
Pacific Oil
Consolidated Gas
Stock Market Variances and Health Notes Amid Rough Forenoon
Standard Oil of New Jersey showed a gain of 11 4 while Lackawanna Steel lagged at 72 1 2 and Republic yielded 11 8 to 73. The market moved irregularly with rails strong at times as low priced shares led gains. Health report lists measles and mumps cases including William Bowden and Cliva Chase. The giraffe note notes a decline in Africa as giraffes become rarer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Lackawanna Steel
Republic
Wheeline & Jake Erie
Lhe Western Iryland
Studebaker
Wmnder Pressur
Phillips Petroleum
Casas
City Health Department
Wiliam Bowden
Sampson Street
Cliva Chase
Lincoln Styenue
William and
Celia Screbel
Tour Reckford Street
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Wright's Markets
Franklin
Ford
Ovrer
Rick-Overland Co
Bell
W.C. T. U. and
Benjamin Franklin
D. M'Goun
White Oxfords
Herb D. McGoun
Dresco
Westinghouse
Boston
Lee
Cordovan
Lavendar
G. Napwus
Richardson
Fixtra
Regal Records
Warry Gross CO
IDOAN
Foster Milburn Co
Mig Chem Duffalo
Westminster
Alto
Alice Douthett
Batty Dunlap
Rosana Lockhart
Lois Logan
Mary North
Edith Petrie
Aliadine McClester
Mary Frances Mitcheltran
Ruth Robinson
Mabel Stewart
Irene Tilford
Elizabeth White
Mary Whitemen
Boss
H. T. Banister
J. William Caldwell
Clarence W. Duff
James Y.1
Wilder St
Hartford Live Stock Insurance Co
McBride -Shannon Company
West Washington St
Africa
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