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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
10
Two hundred twenty one seniors are listed to receive diplomas at tonight’s commencement in the Franklin Auditorium. The class spans Academic, Technical, Commercial, and General courses, with graduates including Elma Badger, Marian Baker, and many others across multiple curricula.
A long roster of personal names includes Dorothy Hoover Norman Willard House William Howley George Hudson Donald Huffman Mary Hurd Alfred Hyde Frank Howard Jenkins Anne Johnson Marian Johnson Berbice Monroe Jones John Kallstein Virgl Charles Kelly Razel Mae Kemp Henry Lightner Jack Llewellyn Thomas Long Eewin Mackey Lucile Autry Martin Mary Martin Sylvia Martin Florence Minick Alice Mullen Rachel Myers Mary McBride Ruth Mesride Evelyn McCartney Elma Nelson Thelma Onasch Bernie Owens Hose Pavia Otto Pearsall John Purdy Aubrey Reno Restivo George Reynolds Walter Rigby Gladys Rowland Doris Shenkan Richard McNeil Solomon Adell Soyring Eleanor Stewart Leyinah Stewart Russell Stiritz William Stump Geraldine Sumner Robert Tagkitt Irene Thomas Gladys Thompson Grane Ella Uber David Wago James Wessella Mary Wagner Harriet Wallace Anne Warso Russell Weir Frederick Wettich Gladys Williams Martha Wilson Ruth Wortman Anna Yasko Dale Young Ziegler.
Results of Westminster College board of trustees and athletic council elections were announced yesterday. Patterson of the National Bank of Lawrence County was elected to the four year board vacancy caused by the death of Bugh Kennedy. Mack of McKeesport was reelected to a four year term. Roy Neville of Sharon was reelected president of the athletic council. officers reelected were W E B McCroy vice president H T Getty treasurer and A A McDonald secretary and graduate manager for the year.
In Charleston West Virginia on June 6 Estill Ramsey ten died after his father Ed Ramsey fired at a noise in the dark believing a burglar was breaking in. The shot struck the boy in the head and he died in hospital. the coroner ruled the death an accident.
In Johnstown on June 5 Leora Baker eight, daughter of Isaac Baker, was severely burned while her dress ignited while making a fire in the kitchen stove. She is in critical condition at Memorial hospital with burns over most of her body after her mother, ill in bed, ran to her aid upon hearing the screams.
Advertorial notice extols Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a best for indigestion liquid remedy. Pharmacists praise its fast relief for acute and stubborn indigestion within minutes to weeks, claiming broad national distribution and a money back guarantee. Stores like Eckerd's of New Castle and Cave & Meegawn stock ample supplies, marketing it as palatable and safe for frequent stomach discomfort.
Washington June 6 President Hoover will lay the cornerstone of the new department of commerce building June 10 using the same trowel George Washington used for the capitol. The ceremony, broadcast 5 to 6 p.m. over the National Broadcasting system, notes the structure will house all commerce department bureaus except the bureau of standards, cover three city blocks and cost about 17.5 million dollars.
On June 6 thieves stole 40 prize chickens valued at 150 dollars from the home of B Reed in Potter township. Mrs Reed, with a flashlight, stopped another coop raid, frightening the thieves away. Farmers plan to patrol with shotguns after several raids in the district.
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