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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1915

Page

7

Advice to Class of 1915 at New Castle High School

The 1915 graduates heard a baccalaureate sermon in the high school auditorium. Rev. Robert Little urged life as a noble inheritance, duty to others, readiness for life’s demands, and steadfastness of character, with faith as guidance for their future.

New Castle High School Robert Little First Presbyterian Church John EB. Allgood Grace M. E S. T. Davison Mahoningtown M. E Isenberg Margaret Sankey I. J. Miller William Price Paul Browne Patterson J. L. Thalman Scott J. E. Allgood Miss Isenberg Mr. Miller Mr. Price America Foote Sankey Miller Price Little

Telephone Girl Sends Man Back to Solitary Ring Off

A quoted exchange features a man asking about another person “the telephone girl” and her reply that she has sent him back to his solitary, with the line “Ring off, eh.”

Many Pupils Pass Exams in County for High School Admission

County exams for high school entrance were passed by 254 pupils, with Gilmore noting all districts used uniform questions. Students from townships without high schools must have tuition paid to districts with high schools, with 40 to 60 expected to enroll at New Castle High School and others at county schools.

W. Lee Gilmore Gilmore New Castle Bessemer Catherine Hayes Edward Hedburg Esther Henderson Clara Johnson Emil Levinsky Wilbur Macklin Joe Wallace Elsie Weaver Eastbrook Olive Johnston Lois Patterson Enon Valley Edith Black Margaret Dilworth Helen Dutch Curtis Duncan Frances Jackson Pearl Lambright Dale Russell Margaret Russell Clara Stanyard Lucy Strohecker Mary Seltzer Ferdden Wolfe Edward Marshall Wilson Watt Pauline Young Harlansburg June Book Doris Dean Charley Harlan Mildred Mce

Putnam's Corn Extractor Proclaims Safe Relief

A vintage ad touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a safe, effective remedy that removes corns from the roots without flesh eating caustics. It claims no scarring and discourages plaster or salve use, priced at 25 cents everywhere.

Putnam’s Corn Putnam’s

Local Students Named for Summer School and Exams

A long list of names from New Wilmington Plain Grove Princeton Volant and nearby towns appears, naming students and families connected to summer school recommendations and exam passage. New Castle and Ellwood City districts are also listed with pupils and staff, plus additional summer school nominees and passing examinees.

Clelland George McCracken Earl Ruby Henrietta Schnering Norman Weimer Mr. Jackson William Baird Garnetta Bush Floyd Byers Bertha Cubbison Robert Duff Frances Fullerton Ethel Gwin Hazel Gilmore Howard Gilmore Joseph Gilmore William Henry Bessie Harman Wright Hofmeister Ellen Kennedy Harry Main Harvey Mollenkopf Marybelle McKinley Margaret McClelland Elton Olson Dale Pitts Ora Reynolds Mollie Reed New Wilmington John Auld Wendell Bell Logan Cotton Belle Catterson Dorothy Davis Grace Gerber Cecile Hall Fred Hilton Vava Ligo Donald Neal Dorothy Sewell Marguerite Scott Gladys Taylor Della Wilson Plain Grove Beula Allen Charles Allen Floyd Boozel James Pollock Alice Shoaff Princeton Claneida Aiken Earl Allison Edna Armstrong Maurice Boyd Guy Currie Vernon Fisher Wilma Guy John Grinnen Gwendolyn Harvey Hazel Jackson Lynna James Jeannette Kaufman Willa Lyman Hazel McKim Grace Minner Margaret McKinney Mildred McKinney Ralph Miller Ira Noggle Seely Noggle Paul Noggle John Powell Myrtle Ritchie Idora Robertson Marie Swagger Rose Separdine Mary Snare Anna Vitril Seely Yoho Francis Kurtz Clela Stewart Emma Blithe Gladys Douglas Frank Lancaster New Castle William Aepple Abraham Anderson Thomas G. Anderson Zela Barnes Helen Book Ethelyn Burke Pearl Elizabeth Cheens Marvin Dinsmore Paul Earl Theodore Feely Grace I. Frederick Florence Geiger Samuel Hanna Norman Hunter Helen Leslie Marion Merchand Edie R. Miller Mifflin Miller Olive Wagner Adelaide Wellendorf Florence Zehner Ellwood Citvy Thelma Adams Catherine Agas Velma Aiken Lena Allison Ethel Brown Florence Brownstein William Brownstein Clifford Camp Jennie Carbo Fern Chambers Laura Clarke June N. Clarke Lucile Cross Margaret Davis Ruth Davis Rodney Dean John Dunn Earl Friday Edith Garing Isabella Gaub Helen Gribben Thelma Harper Wilbert Hazen Ralph Herge Mildred Hines Clarence Hollerman Earl Hollerman Harriet Hossler Walter Houk Blanche M. Hoyt Grace Jamison Margaret M. Johnson John Johnson Clair Kieth Edwin Keller Ralph Seipel Wiliam Leonhardt Cecil Lowry Gladys Mallory Theo. Markwort Jas. Miller Ethel Moon Aubrey Morrison Madelin McElhaney S. Parker Grace Rapp Harry Reese Marcella Reilley Edna Rinker Russell Shaffer Henry Simon Mildred A. Slocum Mary Elizabeth Turner Bryan Ulrich Lester Vogt Mary Laverna Weber Fanny Wilkofski Bernice Wilson Marjorie Wilson Harold Zeigler Joseph Moore John Shuba Willard Zehner Margaret Mayberry

Fee Will Not Seek Re election in First Ward

The article notes John E. Fee of the First ward will not run again for constable citing a mild approach to duties. Other wards show varied interest with multiple incumbents likely to seek another term and a three way race in the Second ward among J. M. Rae Detective Wolcott and Arthur Sturton.

John E. Fee Fee Bailiwick William Simpson James Ellison William Digger Samuel Smith R. B. Morrow William S. Orris Nat Williams J. M. Rae D. C. Wolcott Arthur Sturton

Memorial Hall To Go Before Jury

The grand jury will consider whether Lawrence County should erect a memorial hall for county soldiers. A petition was referred to the next grand jury, and if favorable action occurs it will go before another grand jury and then the county commissioners.

Lawrence County

Puzzle ad promises $200 cash or piano prize

An old puzzle offers a $200 cash prize or a free $200 piano for correct solutions. It requires drawing three straight lines through a rooster illustration to place each rooster in its own pen and to mail by Tuesday June 15 with name and address.

Public hall earmarked for meetings and war relics

The proposal envisions a hall with a large auditorium for public educational meetings and rooms to display relics from past wars as part of a new civic project endorsed by local commissioners.

After marriage the love microbe is so apt to be either smoked out

A fragmented line notes how marriage can chill affection or expose it to heated conflict as partners navigate closeness and distance. The quote suggests tensions in intimate life, with vivid metaphor comparing love to a microbe affected by words and coldness.

Mr. Little Paul

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Fountaing Toledo Prof. Bidwell Jacob Folger B. H. Holtgrieve C. P. Whitman Geo. A. Spross O. A. Dunden J. Nagley Sam Cawley C. H. Hill H. H. Burkencamp Sandusky G. Zimmerman John Homegardner Mary Homegardner CC. F. Schoepfle Jac Ruth W. L. Lewis Geo. J. Rosskopf Wm. Coles Prof Bidwell Wever Chas. Bidwell Jackson Blvd Chicago Sherman Hotel Bell Union Goodyear D. R. Bollard Bell East St New Castle Electric Co Hainer Drug Co John D. Rockefeller China Cheng Quan-Chang Honorary Commercial Commission of China New York Mayor McAneny City Hall Mr. McAneny Haney Furniture WO WEW Castle Haney Furniture CO New Castle, Pa A. B. Smith Piano Co General Delivery
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