Camporee Elimination Meet By Lawrence County Scouts
Western Pennsylvania Boy Scouts prepare for a county elimination camporee Friday and Saturday. over 1,090 boys are expected with judges from Mercer, Washington, McKeesport and Wheeling. Camp ends Saturday at 11, campfire program Friday invites parents and friends.
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Boy Scouts of
Pennsylvania
Lawrence County Scouts
Z. Lee Calahan
Stout Etgov
Lawrence Cvenuricu
Crass
William Watson
Mercer County
Ihenmrew
Charles McConnell
Eadin
Prayer Meeting For Men Only At Westfield Church
Men of Westfield Church invite all area men to a Friday evening prayer meeting at 8 15 EST led by Rev Ross M Haverfield. It precedes a June evangelistic week starting June 18 through June 24 with Rev Thomas Houston the blind evangelist as preacher. Inspirational speaking and alabama of the men planned.
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Westfield Prebytarian
Ross M. Haverfield
William M. Taylor
Sunnday School
Thomas Houston
New Castle Senior High Class of 1929 Last Day Exercises
The article reviews the class day program with films and acts featured by students. It notes a comedy lineup including Mind Your Business and The Finishing Touch, piano solos, and a class gift exchange. The senior class, led by president Louis Hacen and class donors, closes with orchestral music and reflections on the 1929 graduating group.
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Don Switzer
Sam Fisher
Elmer Williams
Mick
Amey
Louis Hacen
Charles Perry
RKE
New Castle Senior High School
Commencement at Senior High School Tonight
The Senior High School graduation program features the orchestra under Truocation Rev Philip Pearson at Trinity Episcopal Church. Valedictorian Gertrude Paster and salutatorian Jane Wrecnoski are recognized along with prize and diploma presentations by Dr J Linswood Eisenberg and Charles H Young.
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Marie von Weber
Philip
Pearson Trinity Episcopal Church
Jane Wrecnoski
J. Linswood Eisenberg
Slippery Rock State Teachers
Hejre Ketl
Czardas Sceke
Jeno Jubay
Michael Ga- Tus
Lawrence
Daughters of American Revolution
Lucy Rosati
Business and Professional Women's Club
Virginia Lies
Pennsylvania
Gertrude Paster
Chopin
Elizabeth Steen
C. Green
Charles H. Young
Board of Education
Philip C. Pearson
Trinity Episcopi
Graduates Celebrate Class Night With Aviation Theme
A college class night features an aviation discussion tracing Wright brothers from Kitty Hawk to modern flight. Students deliver original poems and verses, including Mary Elizabeth Gibson's Necker's Ravin and Virginia Slee's class poem, with musical interludes by Samuel Davies.
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Kitty Hawk
N.C
Wright Brothers
Mary Elizabeth Gibson
Necker
Poe
Virginia Slee
Samuel Davies
Suit Filed to Recover Damages After Auto Crash
Leo Michael of Union township sues Harry C. Behman of Pittsburgh to recover 6244.80 from an automobile accident on the New Castle Youngstown road. The suit alleges Russell Robinson drove Behman’s car at 50 to 60 miles an hour while attempting to pass a truck, causing a collision that demolished Michael’s car and left him severely injured. Michael seeks 300 for his car loss and 44.80 for 14 days of lost wages while nursing injuries.
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Leo Michael
Union Township
Harry C. Behman
Fittsburgh
New Castle
Youngstown
Behman
Russell Robinson
Robinson
Michael
Plans Complete For Convention With Names Of Chairs
Plans for a county convention are complete with chairmen named for Nominating Resolutions Entertainment Reception Registration W L Pander Walt ers Welty Rugh Decoration E McGrath Music John W Owens Publicity George W Conway Guest Rooms Miss Kathryn Wte Building Walter Reynolds Tinence J C Miner Stlorma Hon GA Patterson The program includes a chorus under John W Owens with Elizabeth Owens at piano Speakers include Rev E Irvine Dr M Hadwin Fischer Rev Edward H Bonsall Rev F B McAllister The event opens with a morning sermon and daytime sessions on leadership youth and current needs with an evening message on A Harp at Hock and no registration charge
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John P. Lockhart
D.G. Schnebig
H. L. Marvin
J. L. Stratton
Walters
Welty Rugh
E McGrath
John W. Owens
George W. Conway
Ban Guest
Roy Long
Elizabeth Owens
Norir
Daylight Savings
E. Irvine
M. Hadwin Fischer
Edward HH. Bonsall
FB. McAllister
F. B. McAlister
Court Upholds Assessment On Book Property In New Castle
The court upheld a $26,210 assessment on three Meshan nock avenue lots in the suit by John J. Book against New Castle. Judge Hildebrand voided the city’s quash motion for late appeal and noted missing minutes. Evidence showed rental income over $9,000 after carrying charges, suggesting the assessment was too low. Costs were placed on Book. the ruling sustains the board’s decision not to change the assessment.
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John J. Book
New Castle
J. Hildebrand
Book
Board of Tax Revision
Meshannock Avenue
Hildebrand
St Luke's Church Contest Program Seeks Bright Spellers
A program and spelling contest is planned at St Luke's A M E church on Thursday June 7 1928 with readings solos duets and dialogues by local participants including Tom Farrow Corine Garside James Burley Dorothy Davidson Elizabeth Bell Roy Bambrick and others. The event features selections by The Girls Quartet violin solos readings and a dialogue act, with Mrs Estella Brown presiding.
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St. Luke’s A. M
BP. m
America
Congregaon
Reading
Tan Farrow
Bare. Farrow
Corine Garside
The
Girls' Quartet
James Burley
Tom Farrow
Dorothy Davidson
J. Burley
H. Baker
Jos Garside
Virginia’ Wilkes
Girls’ Quartet
Elizabeth Bell
Roy Bambrick
E. Farrow
Alice Warrington
It Bolo
Estella Brown
Contest Confidence Grows as Hoover Backers Firm
Kansas City report notes Hoover supporters gain the winning habit as balloting advances. Opponents appear disorganized with few unified leaders and no concrete plan to stop Hoover, aside from a vague Coolidge draft and a large farmer gathering planned near the convention.
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Koover
Hoover
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Fermers
Fragmented Reader Questions From A 1926 Page
A garbled page lists trivia prompts and names such as Harold Lisyd and Mildred Davis Lloyd with scattered questions about Paul Revere campus, Mohenjo-daro Bible, and the first Christian emperor of Rome. It includes a Bible verse reference and dated birth notes for Nathan Hale with horoscope snippets.
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Rome
Harold Lisyd
Mildred Davis Lloyd
Donatanline
Swimming Class Praises Leader Edwin Gesen for Years of Service
The Adult Swimming class at Ben Franklin Junior High passed a resolution on June 3 1938 praising Edwin Gesen for six years of exemplary swimming instruction and lifesaving work across Newcastle area. The resolution notes his professionalism and his role in engaging adults and children in water safety before his resignation to join Pittsburgh public schools.
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Edwin Gesen
Ben Franklin Junior High School
Newcastle
Ben Franklin
Red Cross
Friendship 18 Ready for Hop Over Atlantic
Flyers plan a bold over ocean flight aboard Friendship 18 using pontoons for buoyancy. They aim for a European landing, with Zarhard and Gordon handling navigation and radio. Destination not fixed but Southampton or another English port is suspected.
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Friendship
Atlantic
Europe
Ald
Tlves
Battries Zarhard
Gordon
Southampton
Geneva College Confers Diplomas to Class of One Hundred
The Geneva College alumni welcomed 100 new graduates who received diplomas in a ceremony reported from Beaver Falls. Details are unclear due to damaged text but confirm a successful commencement with new degree earners.
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Geneva
Beaver Falls
Geneva College
Ali
Yeeserday
Deaths Of The Day In Memoriam Notices From Local Deaths
Funeral notices list Mrs. Margaret Wilkin Nelson widow of Robert A. Nelson. Funeral June 5 at 2 p.m. from her parents home in Volant with ministers L. W. Miller and J. Minnick and A. J. Dickenson officiating. Interment in Plaingrove cemetery. Other obits include Elizabeth Bell Withrow funeral June 7 at 2 p.m. from her home, Phovte Richards of Greenville, Miss Marjorie Campbell of North Beaver Township, George Levinsky of Bessemer, infant Margaret Schultz, and Mrs. Mary Hamed of Shenango Township. Burial in local cemeteries.
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Nelson
Margaret Wilkin Nelson
Robert A. Nelson
Wilkin
Volant
Ll. W. Miller
M. E. Church
Minnick
Conneautiville M. E
Dickenson
Plaingrove Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Bell Withrow
East Cherry Street
DC. Sehnebly
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Bethel
Phonbe Richards
Phovte Richards
Greenville
New Castle
Chester A. Brenner
Louisa Street
Chester Brenner
William
Miss Campbell
Marjorie Campbell
North Beaver Iownship
Otlock
William Fullerton
Jackson
T. ©. Henderson
Moravia, Presbyterian Church
Risell Hook
William Leslie
William Parters
Thomas McBurial
Union Cemetery
Mary Hamed
John Hamed
Shen+ango township
R. D
Mary Hamoit
Anna
Frances
Joseph
James
Valley View
Across the Pacific Flight and Telecommunication Etiquette
A fragment discusses the Southern Cross flight path near New Caledonia and open water to Australia, with storm risk and wind expectations. It shifts to Bell Telephone etiquette, urging proper hello usage, identifying the caller, avoiding hook banging, and keeping mouthpiece position to ease voice transmission.
Southern Cross Flight To Brisbane Friday
Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and three companions search for a takeoff point for the Brisbane leg of the 7800 mile itinerary. Ameri can radio operator James Wormer and navigator Harry Lyon will join Ulm and Biluh on the final Australia leg. The route spans 1795 miles over open ocean between Suva and Brisbane with the New Hebrides and Loyalty Islands as markers along the way.
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Coe
New Caledonia
Australia
Red Southern Cross
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Brisbane
James Wormer
Harry Lyon
Biluh
Charles T. P. Ulm
Suva
Hebrides
Loyalty
Phone Etiquette For Modern Business Calls
John R. Dunfee notes etiquette in telephone use spreads beyond social manners. He warns that saying hello on answer is now expected in business calls and urges proper conduct for professional communication.
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Goder
John R. Dunfee
City 2
Alleged Killer Being Returned for Trial Here
Report from page one notes authorities in Cincinnati sought to hold a suspect for local trial after linking a man blamed for prior killings to a recent homicide. The individual was in Hamilton County custody and handed over to Wright authorities as the case moved forward.
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Tusa
Anderson
Cincinnati
Hespear
Hamilton
County
Tay
Wright
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