Certificates Awarded To Outstanding Pupils Of Franklin Junior High
A Franklin Junior High recognition day honored students for scholarship and activities. The top ninth grade honor group includes Mary Miller and Olga Komarc along with others. Richard Gregor and Ruth Connor won the American Legion medal. Numerous certificates and prizes were awarded across 9A and 9B classes for arts, Latin, civics, science, and athletic activities with special pins and medals presented.
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Benjamin Franklin
Mary Miller
Olga Komarc
Wallace Byers
Alma Broadbent
Bertha Boya
Olga Roman
Billy Lackey
Ruth Connor
Richard Gregor
Genevieve Evans
William Riney
Vivian Hogue
American Legion
Abe Abraham
Lida Joseph
Myrtle Shapo
Robert Kennedy
Salvatore Cresci
Patsy Massara
Jean Tindall
Franklin Shook
Mary Virginia Roberts
Rebecca Nickum
Albert Beres
Marian MacKenzie
Sanitary Club
Leo Wrona
Albert Kenst
Solomon Waldman
Hi-Y
Ruby Kuhn
Olga Komark
Mary McAlley
Miriam Shapiro
Rose O’laughlin
Paul Walters
Nesbitt Bleakley
Thomas Jones
Joe Banfield
Gath Ketchel
Olga Gunther
George Terzian
Helen Vargo
Anna Dado
Rosemary Camera
Walter Komanac
Harold Mathews
Delores Lees
Creda Crouthers
Wincenta Lysz
Stella Kaczmarczyk
Vienna Jokinen
Camillo Morganti
Ben Franklin
Bill Greer
Edyth Cowden
Helen Stickle
Bill Winter
Josephine Daine
The
Baton Club
Thomas Ramsey
Victor Ragusa
John Rozak
Mike Ruscetta
Airs
David Hahn
Edward Wheale
Donald Serek
Catherine Meares
Katie Proch
Mike Yagersky
Margaret Aveni
Betty Shoaf
Merilyn Blank
Lois Ringer
Irene Saul
Beatrice Taylor
Dot Akins
Lillian Rumstay
Edward Roth
Hisory
Adam Krezo
Helen Roman
Richard Burgo
Jack Rupert
David Rowland
Anna Miscimarra
George Hahn
Jean Copeland
Anna Mae Holmes
William Rainey
Ruth Moore
Lenora Fulkerson
Maryrene Taylor
Billie Glenn
Ada Joseph
Edward Toth
Walter Kawa
Hudson Wilson
Philip Wimner
Stella Genocchi
Dorothy Ward
Kenneth Thomas
Frank Alfera
John Colquhoun
Effie Nigro
Rose Katz
Lois Gibson
Clara Angelo
Theresa Viggiano
Jean Pitzer
Benjamin Franklin Junior High
Legion
Mildred Davis
Dot McConnell
John Flack
Sylvia Zanzoni
Betty Uber
Frank DeMarco
Fannie Baron
Eugene Kendra
Bertha Marsmith
Dorothy Atkins
Stella Klick
Arthur Kappis
Lester Grimm
Former Resident Dies of Scarlet Fever in Wickliffe
Charles William Minner aged 46 a former city resident died at his Wickliffe Ohio home on Monday June 1 after a brief illness from scarlet fever. Funeral was private and burial in Oak Park Youngstown. He was born in Kew Castle son of William and Mary E Forney Minner. He is survived by his wife a stepson Jay Minner his mother two sisters Mrs Carlos E Peck Leah Minner Akron and two brothers Frank E Minner Detroit Edgar L Minner San Jose. He worked as a yardmaster for Ohio Steel Co in Youngstown and McDonald. He helped plan and build a Baptist church at McDonald.
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Charles William Minner
Wickliffe
Youngstown
Ohio
Oak Park
Mr. Minner
Kew Castle
William
Mary E. Forney Minner
Daniel W. Gallagher
Cleveland News
Chicago Daily News
Pearson Street
Minner
Ohio Steel Company
McDonald
Youngstown Temple
National poll asks writers if sweets aid work
The Akron Beacon Journal reports on a national questionnaire exploring whether writers find that candy or sweets boost their productivity. The piece notes a playful line about adversity and sweet treats.
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Akron Beacon Journal
Subtle Feminine Hygiene Method Claims Easy Use
An undated advertisement touts a quick dainty method of feminine hygiene for use anytime anywhere. It promises thorough antiseptic action without apparatus, no mixing, and easy insertion. Described as proven safe in clinical research and priced at 85 cents a box.
Daring Rescue In Air Involves Unnamed Pilot
A tense airborne rescue unfolds as a pilot and crew avert disaster during a perilous flight. Authorities describe quick decisions and coordinated emergency actions that saved lives aboard the aircraft.
Aviators Stage Daring Rescue At Chanute Field
Private Harold L. Osborne of Chanute Field Air Corps was entangled in a parachute rope for about 45 minutes during para chute maneuvers. A rescue by nearby planes saw a knife-wielding crewmember cut the cords and haul Osborne to safety aboard a second aircraft.
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International News Service
Rantoul
Ill
Harold L. Osborne
Chanute Field Air Corps
Osborne
Decatur Lake
Chanute Field
Roaming News Notes From Around New Castle
A compact column of observations and quick notes from New Castle covering assorted happenings, places, and people. From local spots to notable encounters, the brief items offer a window into the town’s everyday texture.
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New Castle
Westminster College 1911 Class Holds Castleton Reunion
Twenty year reunion of Westminster College 1911 alumni at The Castleton ends with jokes about skeletons from the biology lab and a cow in the bell tower. Students expect to resume campus events today as New Wilmington moves toward summer lull after nine months of busy education and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster College
Castleton
Tempus
New Wilmington
Mail envelope asks one hundred dollars per year
The writer describes a large formal envelope asking for a hundred dollars annually from ninety six donors to fund a drive. He questions whether the appeal targets notable figures like Morgan and Ochs and mocks the selectivity while noting the absurdity of a national fundraising effort. The piece ends with a tolerant, bemused resolve.
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United States
Colyum
Morgan
Adolph Ochs
Dwight Morrow
Early newspapers of New Castle Chronicle origins and evolution
The piece traces New Castle paper history from 1826 with the New Castle Register and editor George P. Shaw through a sequence of titles. It notes publications such as the New Castle Intelligencer and Lawrence Journal, up to the New Castle News begun December 15, 1880, and mentions a Monday law column.
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New Castle
James A. Stevenson
George P. Shaw
William H. Shaw
Register
New Castle Intelligencer
Western Sentinel
Mercer and Beaver Democrat
New Castle Gazette
Democrat
Lawrence Journal
Cosmopolite
Coal City Item
Coal City Chronicle
Promulgate
The
American Freeman
New Castle Courant
Courant-Guardian
Lawrence Guardian
Dewdrop
New Castle Democrat
Daily Index
New Castle News
Birthday dinner honors Mr. Love in New Castle
Mrs S Love held a 12 oclock dinner for her husband birthday with a large centerpiece cake and many gifts. Community notices record visits, illness, and upcoming meetings at Calvary Presbyterian church and local organizations.
Princeton Church Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Birth
Princeton Presbyterian notes report Sabbath activities and a Sunday service led by Rev. L W Greenlee. Birth announced for a daughter born May 31 to Mr and Mrs D P Frew. The column lists numerous visits from families in Ellwood Jackson Center Mercer New Castle and other towns, plus summer postings for Blanche Cole and Miriam Greenlee.
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Margaret Myers
D. P. Frew
Blanche Cole
Philadelphia
L. W. Greenlee
Williams
Lena Shafer
Cochranton
Jay Black
Margaret Ann
Jackson Center
R. P. McDowell
Mercer
Gilbert
Baden
George Black
Ira White
Walter Stickle
Pittsburgh
Miriam Greenlee
Clarion High School
Walter Gumble
New Cumberland
West Virginia
George Gumble
Frank Blair
Jesse Syling
Nellie Taylor
George Krupp
Krupp Sr
George
Anna
Lou
Lois Krupp
Connellsville
Harry Myers
Ed Harrison
Missionary Society Meeting at Jerusalem Lutheran Church
The Missionary Society of the Jerusalem Lutheran church held an all day meeting with Mrs. Nellie Taylor on Wednesday. Dinner was served at noon for eight members two children and four special guests Rev Woods of New Castle Miss Clara Woods of Nebraska Miss Elizabeth Woods of Philadelphia and Miss Anna Armstrong. Quilting and piecework were the day’s tasks. The devotional period led by Mrs. Oscar Woods focused on China. The next meeting will be at the church on the first Wednesday in July.
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The
Missionary Society of the Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Nellie Taylor
Woods
New Castle
Clara Woods
Nebraska
Elizabeth Woods
Philadelphia
Anna Armstrong
Oscar Woods
China
Ella Shelar and Gerald Harlan Wed at Oak Grove
Miss Ella Shelar daughter of J B Shelar and Gerald Harlan son of Mr and Mrs Will Harlan were united in marriage Tuesday afternoon by Rev Frank Black pastor of Oak Grove United Presbyterian church The couple were unattended.
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Ella Shelar
J B. Shelar
Gerald Harlan
Will Harlan
Frank Black
Oak Grove United Presbyterian Church
Fire damages kitchen of Crisswell home on Sam Houk property
A house on the Sam Houk property occupied by the Crisswell family caught fire Tuesday at noon and the kitchen was considerably damaged before firefighters extinguished the flames.
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Sam Houk
Crisswell
Local Social Notes From Pittsburgh And New Castle
Mrs Cleve Seavers and son Kenneth Loraine of Pittsburgh visited Memorial Day with Mr and Mrs Scott Kildoo. Roy Dixon of New Castle called on Safe Shafter Wednesday afternoon. F H Bratchie received a new Oldsmobile sedan Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Moore and family of New Castle plan a summer home near Princeton. Mr and Mrs Lou Patton and family of the Harlansburg road were
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Cleve Seavers
Kenneth Loraine
Pittsburgh
James Grove
Charles Massey
William Loraine
New Castle
Scott Kildoo
Roy Dixon
F. H. Bratchie
Floyd Moore
Princeton
Lou Patton
Harlansburg Road
Mercer's Capitol Theater Ad Details
An old classified style notice lists SEE 29 South Mercer Street next to Capitol Theater with contact phone 2277. Manager H F Welch is identified.
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Mercer St
Capitol Theater
H. F. Welch
Mgr
Bids Opened For Highway Projects Harrisburg
Bids for about thirty miles of highway in seven projects were opened by the State Department of Highways. A total of 136 bids were submitted, with five projects offering alternate concrete or macadam surfaces. Notable bids include Corrado and Galiardi Construction Co. for 0.49 miles on route 353 in Cambria county at 125 430 for bituminous and 167 209 for concrete, and Meller Weidner Co. for 2.83 miles on route 380 in Clarion county at 58 600 for macadam and 76 830 for concrete.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
State Department of Highways
Ycoming County
Corrado and Galiardi Construction Co
Connellsville
Bituminous
Clarion County
Meller Weidner Co
Medina
O. Macadam
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Franklin Junior
Union Store
East
Washington St
Fisher’s Big Store
Long Avenue
van Fleet
Hart Schaffner
Marx
East Washington St
Bootery
E. Washington ST
Megown
E. Washington Street
Croton
Haney’s
Moskin’s
Washington Street
Tower
Old Main
Frew’s
Wall Paper CO
East Street
Price of
Wales
Scotland
Lawrence County
E. New Castle
S. Love
Bil Stelter
Kittanning
Carol Mae McCowan
R. Houk
Herman Lambar
Cleveland, O
Martin Covert
Paul Fombele
Rolland Whitacre
Halmemanm Medical School
L. W. Whitacre
C. E. Lytle
Sandusky
I. A. Lytle
M. McCormick
Ellwood City
Mary Galagher
L. R. Houk
Clarence Johnston
Earl Powell
Walter Hoover
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Elgy Ferry
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Original
New Castie Dry Goods Co
Princeton Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
Ard Harrison
Dan Garrett
Robert Lutton
Laura
Berenice Lutton
Bridgeville
Celesta Sticale
Charles Shriver
Celesta Stickle
Viola Coillins
Ruth
Missionary Meeting
Princeton Notes
Growl Brothers Motor CO
New Plymouth
Dodge
N. Mill
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