Walking’s health boost hailed by Cromie at Penn
Dr. William J. Cromie, Penn assistant director of physical education, extols walking in a current physical culture article. He cites heart and lung benefits, a sample month program, and examples including Edward Payson Weston. He notes increased blood and air exchange, sweat, and waste elimination, urging walking as a low-cost life habit.
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William J. Cromie
New Castle
Mulligan Cromie
Sumner Avenue
Cromie
University of Pennsylvania
Edward Payson Weston
Weston
Pacific
Atlantic
Mr. Weston
Horace Greeley
What Causes Epilepsy and Is There a Cure
A booklet containing doctors opinions on epilepsy will be sent free to readers who write to the Educational Division Dept 855 445 Fifth Ave New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Educational Divion
Dept
Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
State forms sent to townships for school reports
County Superintendent of Schools John C. Syling reports the state forms are now being mailed to townships. The packets include blanks for teacher lists, annual financial reports, auditors' blanks, applications for appropriation, and return of high school tuition.
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John C. Syling
Alumni Reunion Plans Under Way
Plans for the annual New Castle high school alumni reunion are under way. Miss Marjorie Rhodes, president, stated the event will be on Thursday June 21 at the Cathedral, with banquet, program, and dance. Indications point to a large attendance as recent graduates join older classes in the association. Sponsors have been secured to organize classes and boost turnout.
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New Castle High School
Marjorie Rhodes
Alumni Association
Aoe
Oak Grove U P Church Services and Missionary Meeting
Princeton Station notes report Oak Grove United Presbyterian Church holds morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 15 with Sunday school in between The Women’s Missionary Society meets at Mrs Natheline Palmers home for an all day meeting Beryl Stickle of Rose Point visited Mrs Howard Forbes and family Monday The State Highway department is
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Oak Grove United Presbyterian Church
Gielock
YY. P. GC. U
Geelock
Women's Missionary Society of the
Oak Grove U. P
Natheline Palmer
Princeton
Beryl Stickle
Rose Point
Howard Forbes
State Highway Department
Frew Mul road work and summer traffic updates
Frew Mul road work continues as crews prepare for summer traffic. Ellwood City residents Mr and Mrs Paul McDonels visit her parents Mr and Mrs James Wimner. Mrs Paul Bees of New Castle spent Thursday night with her parents. Mrs Charles Myers and family, Mr and Mrs A H Robb and family of New Castle visit sister Mrs Natheline Palmer. Thayer McCurdy, Wayne Snyder of New Castle spend Sunday at the McCurdy cottage Kennedy's Mill. Robert Allen and family of New Castle move into John M Phillips camp main building at Kennedy's Mill. Wilson Howe of New Castle purchases Lewis Wettich cottage at Kennedy's Mill and stays there. Pauline Palmer home after two weeks with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs A H Robb. Calvin Wright and family, Howard McCommons, Orville Kaufman visit Mr and Mrs Andy Jones and family of Butler. Dorothy Hohmann returns home near Plaingrove after two weeks with cousin Ruth Forbes. Mary Wright recovering well from appendectomy at Jameson Memorial hospital.
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Paul McDonels
Ellwood City
James Wimner
Paul Bees
New Castle
Charles Myers
A. H. Robb
Natheline Palmer
Thayer McCurdy
Wayne Snyder
McCurdy
Kennedy's Mill
Robert Allen
John M. Phillips
Wilson Howe
Lewis Wettich
Cmnedy’s
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Class Night at Bessemer High Honors Senior Event
Fifty-one Bessemer High School seniors attended Class Night with parents and friends in the auditorium. The program, led by student leaders, featured band performances by Huff High School, a welcome by Fred Seltzer, class history by Kenneth Young, a magenta overture, class prophecy Hazel Hawes, key presentation William De Arment, class will Dorothy Johnson, Fort Gay March by Huff High, advice to faculty, class donors Dorothy Houlette and Melon Hulina, class song Seniors Farewell, and the Ironclad March. William DeArment serves as class president.
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Bessemer High School
Huff—High School
Fred Seltzer
Kenneth Young
Hutt
Hazel Hawes _Key
William de- Arment
Dorothy Johnson
Fort Gay
Huff—High
Sam Gadzla
Ed Shorren
Dorothy Houlette
Huff
William DeArment
No Changes In Highway Force In Erie District
Harrisburg officials today said no personnel changes were made in the Erie district and that Jay Sherman, Erie county superintendent, is still on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
State Highway Department Today
Erie
Jay Sherman
Erie County
Ex All American Star Injured By Fall In Bet Dare
CHICAGO June 6 Mark Woodworth Walton 38 year old clubman World War aviator and former all American halfback was fatally injured today after falling from a third story window during a five cent bet with binoculars in hand He leaned out and lost balance crashing to the ground The incident follows a discussion on a Century of Progress sky ride view and ends with an unrelated note on New Wilmington pool subsidies and potential changes to its operation including possible commercial rates or closure
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International News Service
Chicago
Mark Woodworth Walton
Walton
George W. Gordon
Swimming Pool Subsidy Refused
New Wilmington officials seek new financing after borough council refused to approve $800 toward pool notes and interest. Action by council on a legal technicality halted the subsidy, prompting ongoing discussions among pool association leaders.
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New Wilmington
New Wilmington Swimming Pool Association
Rentz And Kelly Return From Extended East Trip
Richard E B Rentz of Winter Avenue and William H Kelly of Shaw Street returned yesterday from a motor trip east totaling over 1750 miles. They visited Amherst Marblehead Concord and South Byfield Massachusetts and saw friends in college. Kelly plans to enter college next fall and they met students Willian Long and Wil lam H Kirk at various locations while Rentz and Kelly endured a severe early storm on their travels.
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Richard Eb, Rentz
Winter Avenue
William H. Kelly
Shaw Street
New Castle
Kelly
Willian Long
Willam H. Kirk
Moody Avenue
Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Boston
Leander R. Kirk
Governor Dummer
South Byfield
Mass
Rentz and
Amherst
Marblehead
Concord
N.H
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels Ad
An old advertisement touts Banimann's Gas Tablets as a cure for gas and stomach discomfort. It claims relief from bloating drowsiness and nervous symptoms, promising improved digestion and warmth, with a price of $1 at local drug stores.
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Banimann
Baalmann
Hyde
New Galilee Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mary Lions of New Galilee is mentioned amid social notes. Mr. and Mrs. R. Garvin return from Altoona. Naomi Hixson visits Akersville. Mrs. Mary Davens McKim visits in New Castle. Beav er Falls high school pupil Mary Assingo is in the vac uating class. Mrs. Hazen Tanner hosts a Ladies Missionary gathering. Hazen relatives visit Ellwood City. Dodds and Cosgrove families relocate to town.
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R. Garvin
Altoona
Mary Assingo
Beaver Falls High School
Mary Davens McKim
New Castle
W. Tr. Jenkins
Naomi Hixson
Akersville
Misa Hazen Tanner
Charles Hazen
Hazen
Ed Shaughnessey Visits Town as Guest
Ed Shaughnessey of Pittsburgh visited town Sunday. Frank and Walter Dolosgoskwi returned to Prosnick farm after spending winter in Detroit Pa. Miss Decima Davis hosted her card club with Miss Helen Garyin winning first prize Virginia George second prize and Thelma Pearson consolation prize. A delightful lunch followed. The next meeting is with Miss Dorothy Kennedy. The hard part is to let big business take its natural course and yet keep it from taking everything else. The pike has been known to swallow fish larger than itself.
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Ed Shaughnessey
Pittsburgh
Frank
Walter Dolosgoskwi
Detroit
Decima Davis
Helen Garyin
Virginia George
Thelma Pearson
Dorothy Kennedy
Situation Quiet At Bronze Plant
The Bronze Plant strike remains unchanged after nine days with no work and active picketing. Deputy sheriffs and police monitor the district as mediation attempts by federal and state mediators continue without progress. Office staff and department superintendents are at work while plant machines sit idle.
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Johnson Bron
Depe Uty
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Princeton Station
Ioibin
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McKaycraft
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Golden Santos
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Raiso Sever
Bessemer High
Morgan-Burrows Motor Co
Lawrence County
Plymouth
Lawrence Co
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North Jefferson St
Lawrence Ave
de Soto
Mark W. Walton
Akron
Ohio
Comfortable & O
Baltimore & Ohio
Miller’s Shoe Store
Jacob F. Perelman
Wallace
New Wilmington Council
New Galilee
Mary Lions
Bronze Plant
Arbuckle
D. W. Axe
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