Haven to Be Police Chief Amid Beer Dump at City
John F. Haven, named by Mayor Charles B. Mayne as next police chief, helped during a raid that confiscated about four hundred bottles of home brew. He opened several bottles for officers dumping contents into the city sewer. River fish along Mahoning and Beaver are expected to be affected by the flood of beer.
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John F. Haven
Charles B. Mayne
Police Department
Mahoning
Beaver
June Term Court Opens With About Ninety Cases
The June term of criminal court begins today with the grand jury in session for preliminary investigations. About ninety cases appear on the docket, mainly breaking and entering, robbery, aggravated assault and battery, and liquor offenses. Regular trials start Monday June 13, with jurors summoned weekly and motions anticipated.
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Criminal Court
Lee
Petit
Hildebrand and
Chambers
Common Pleas
Orphans Court
John W. Brothers
James D. Boots
Temple Medical School senior to graduate June 16
Jefferson street reports that Jeffers on street in Temple University School of Medicine will graduate with the Senior Class and participate in exercises on June 16. Amleto Acquaviva, member of Trinio Lodge No 1171 Sons of Italy, has aided him financially and morally. He is a New Castle High School graduate.
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Jefferson Street
School of Medicine
Temple University
Amleto Acquaviva
Trinio Lodge No. 1171
Sons of Italy
New Castle High School
Boys Damage Oak Park Cemetery to Reach Bathing Beach
George S. Long, treasurer of the Oak Park Cemetery company, reported to police that youths using the cemetery as a path to a bathing beach at the Neshannock creek damaged flowers and a mausoleum window, costing 226 dollars to repair. A heavy wire fence was erected but torn down. Authorities plan severe punishment for those caught using the cemetery for access.
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George S. Long
Oak Park
Neshannock Creek
J A Cox Takes Over Publication Of Ohio Newspaper
J A Cox formerly of Ryan avenue New Castle has purchased the Willshire Herald and will publish it. He replaces William G Hoffer who retired May 26 and took charge June 7 after delays. Cox, a longtime New Castle resident, was printing foreman at The News and a ten year Ben Franklin school instructor.
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J. A. Cox
Ohio
New Castle
Ryan Avenue
Ben Franklin
Willshire Herald
Willshire, O
William G. Hoffer
Cox
the News
Ben Franklin School
Mrs. Cox
Camporee Officials Named For Lawrence County Event
Scout Executive Chester Childs of Mercer County and Bruce Graham head Venango County council will serve as chief judge and associate chief judge for the Lawrence County Camporee at Camp John M Phillips on June 7 and 8. Herbert G. Horton announced the plan as troops from across the county prepare eight member patrols. Events begin at 4 30 p m on June 7. The bullfrog note appears as an unrelated reference to North American frogs in the text.
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Chester Childs
Mercer County
Boy Scout Council
Bruce Graham
Venango County
Nual
New Castle Girls to Be Graduated From Temple University
Pauline and Gertrude Wolf daughters of Mr and Mrs Emmory R Wolf will graduate from Temple University on June 16 Pauline earns a Bachelor of Science in Education with a physical education focus Gertrude completes a two year secretarial course both were active in New Castle High School athletic clubs and Temple activities including hockey and secretarial groups
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Philadelphia
Pauline
Gertrude Wolf
Emmory R. Wolf
East Morton Street
Temple University
Teachers College
Gertrude
New Castle
University
Women’s Athletic Association
Temple
Local Boy Will Graduate June 16
Amleto Acquaviva son of Mr and Mrs Charles Acquaviva of South Carolina will graduate on June 16 from local high school.
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Amleto Acquaviva
Mrs
Charles Acquaviva
South
Never Scratch An Itching Skin Ad Highlight
An old advertisement promotes Can-Cura Soap and San-Cura Ointment for eczema rashes and skin itching. It claims quick soothing relief and prevents infection, noting uses for cuts burns bruises sores boils and sunburn. Prices listed: Ointment 35c 60c and 1.25 dollars Soap 25c.
Executive meeting of United Presbyterian youth group
An executive meeting of the United Presbyterian Young People's Christian Union was held at the home of president Miss Almyra Pitts to plan work for improving and advancing the society. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Robert Hamill, Lucille Meanoer, Margaret Keane, James Keane, Lexie Mitten, Robert Byler, and Almyra Pitts.
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United Presbyterian Young People's Christian Union
Almyra Pitts
Robert Hamill
Lucille Meanoer
Margaret Keane
James Keane
Lexie Mitten
Robert Byler
Childrenday services and community notices in local church and events
Children's Day services set for Sunday June 12 at 10 30 a m at United Presbyterian church with practice June 7 and June 10. orchestra and chorus rehearse June 7 10 and 3 and the Live Oaks class handles decorations The program features music recitations duets choruses and prayers and a closing benediction by the orchestra The Earl Watt Post of the American Legion hosts a party June 8 at the Legion Hall Harriett and Calvin MacGillivray visit Rev Haverfield in Wooster Ohio Other local residents travel for visits and commencements. several families move or return from trips and attend events across Ohio
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United Presbyterian Church
Live Oaks
Howard Butler
Verna May Mack
Doris Swisher
Wilma
Josephine Wallace
Ruth Gwin
Virginia Kildoo
Virginia Metz
John D. McFate
Jesus
Earl Watt
American Legion
American Legion Hall
Montana Rodeo Set for New Castle Fair Show
The New Castle Fair will feature the nationally known Montana Rodeo as a main attraction. Fair directors met Friday evening to plan the event and will reconvene on Wednesday June 8 to finalize arrangements.
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New Castle
Montana
West Pocket
West
New Castle Fair
Father Moriarity Receives Sad News From Ireland
Rev. Fr. Ed ward J. Moriarity longtime assistant at St. Marys and current pastor of St. John The Evangelist Pittsburgh learned his mother died May 28 in Ireland. He still plans to attend the Eucharistic gathering in Dublin beginning June 20 despite his loss.
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Edward J. Moriarity
St. Mary’s Parish
Ireland
Dublin
Father Moriarity
St. John the Evangelist
South Side
Pittsburgh
Bonus Marchers Pass Thru City on Route 422
New Castle watched as six large trucks with Ohio plates carried a large delegation of Bonus Marchers enroute to Washington. The convoy moved through the city Sunday just before 1 pm along Route 422 from Cleveland to Pittsburgh without incident or demonstration. The group had earlier tied up freight yards in Cleveland Friday night.
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New Castle
Washington, D. C
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Drowned Youth in Shenango River Near Sharon
Wilson Klingensmith 15 son of Frank Klingensmith drowned last night in the Shenango river near his Sharon home. His body was recovered after more than an hour by Big Bend residents. He was wading with Edward Ward Lawrence Malsom and Wesley Anderson, none could swim and failed to rescue him.
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Sharon
Wilson Klingensmith
Frank Klingensmith
Shenango River
Mercer County
Big Bend
Edward Ward
Lawrence Malsom
Wesley Anderson
Klingensmith
Beaver Falls Grocer Edward H. Kirschartz Dies Sudden
Edward H. Kirschartz 63 a retired grocer died suddenly of a heart attack at his summer home along the Little Beaver river near New Galilee Beaver Falls. He leaves his widow a daughter Mrs Harry Brown of Pittsburgh and a sister Mrs Emma Hill of Beaver Falls.
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Beaver Falls
Edward H. Kirschartz
Little Beaver River
New Galilee
Harry Brown
Pittsburgh
Emma Hill
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