Little Chaps Learn to Swim at Y Pool Campaign
One hundred and one boys aged 9 to 15 attend the free swimming campaign at the Y M C A pool starting last Wednesday and running to June 10. Classes of four groups meet daily for a half hour with instructors from Harry S. Day to Jack Etter and others. The program emphasizes confidence, breathing, strokes, and safety rules from Red Cross Life Saving. Many boys join without water wings, and last year 49 learned 60 feet in their first week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Day
Jack Herbert
Jack Hulme
American Red Cross
Nick Cass
Harry Hazlehurst
Chicago Athletic Association
New Castle Wedding Joy Ride Delights Local Plaza Crowd
New Bedford residents visit New Castle for a celebration as Mr and Mrs Murphy receive a joy ride after a wedding. Many friends gather along the New Castle road to accompany the couple and decorate an old retired carriage for the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Campbell
A. Grover
Eugene Miller
Coatsville
Rosaly Campbell
Helen Shields
Fay Wilcox
East Youngstown
Ruth Malendy
Mt. Vernon
Rapp
New Castle
Gladys Zedaker
Murphy
New Castle Road
Farmers save land by test for coal
Farmers around Hudsondale Pennsylvania hire men to test for coal on their land hoping to boost assessed value so the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company cannot condemn their property for a proposed reservoir project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Hudsondale
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Plan for Neshaminy Creek Bridge at Bridgewater
Bristol Pa June 7 A new three span concrete bridge over Neshaminy creek at Bridgewater is planned with an estimated cost near 75000, announced by county engineer John S Roberts Jr plans underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Bristol
Neshaminy Creek
Bridgewater
John S. Roberts, Jr
Realty Transfers in Ellwood and Surrounding Townships
Real estate transfers listed include C. E. Broadbent selling to Paul A Kanengeiser in Ellwood for $1 and V. O. Wilkin selling to Paul A Kanengeiser in Wampum township for $1. Cecilia A. Kenfield transfers to St. Marys Roman Catholic Church in First ward ol, Harry Edwards to Ben T. Brady in N Beaver for $1, D. E. Myers to John V. O’Leary in Second ward for $1, J Clyde Gilfillan to Clarence A. Patterson in First ward for $1, Wm L George to M Herman George in Union for $1, and M Herman George to Wm L. George in Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Broadbent
Paul A. Kanengeiser
Ellwood
V. O. Wilkin
Wampum Township
Cecilia A. Kenfield
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
First Ward
Harry Edwards
Ben T. Brady
N. Beaver
D. E. Myers
John V. O'Leary
Second Ward
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Clarence A. Patterson
Wm. L. George
M. Herman George
Union
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A Sharon Vermont resident says the remedy stopped bearing-down pains and strengthened her overall health. A Brooklyn New York woman reports back and side pain relief after using the product, noting their improved appearance. The advertisements urge belief in the medicine’s efficacy for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Vermont
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lewis Trombley
Sharon, Vermont
Abel Hartmann
Greene Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Foster's Weather Prognostication for June 1924
Washington reports forecast for the balance of June with warmer than usual temperatures from the Rockies to longitude 80 and shifting patterns east of 80. Severe storms, tornadoes, and a tropical storm are forecast with potential for property destruction, alongside notes on historic weather-record use and calls for independent research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rockies
Crest
Pittsburgh
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Central America
Canada
Germany
U. S
U.S. Weather Bureau
Crooked lawmen and lay supporters cast doubt on justice
A terse remark notes that a corrupt lawman proves nothing by itself. rather, it shows there are enough complicit laymen to back him, highlighting flaws in the justice system and public complicity.
Warnings for Bathers Ahead of Summer Drowning Risk
In hot weather readers are urged to heed safety rules for swimming and camping. Do not swim after meals. never swim alone. avoid diving in unknown depths. do not overestimate ability. only shout for help if truly in danger and stay calm to reach shore after ten steady strokes.
Radio Programs Outline Union College Schenectady Schedule
Radio listings for Sunday June 8 1934 and Sunday June 1 1994 include church services at First Presbyterian Schenectady lectures and concerts. Notable events feature Union College baccalaureate sermon by Charles Alexander Richmond on June 9 1934 and a slate of music and sports summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGY
General
Eastern Standard
Tim Motors
First Presbyterian Church
Schenectady
George F. Abbott
E. W. Rice
Union College
Charles Alexander Richmond
Joe” Haubner
Martha van Rensselaer
York State Farm Bureau
Morte Sngestions
H. E. Botsford
State Cola of Agriculture
P. m
Robert Huntinton Terry
Edward Rice
Edward E. St Louis
Marion Aker
Evening schedule for Rock Island broadcast includes church and concerts
7:30 p m sport news 8:00 p m church service Rev Launcelot Hadaway Memorial Christian Church Rock Island Il 9:30 p m musical program Palmer School Radio Orchestra Erwin Swindle conductor May Chambers soprano Robt MacGregor baritone 5:45 p m chimes concert 6:30 p m Sandman’s visit 6:50 p m sport news and weather 8:00 p m Muscatine program Elsa Fack 10:00 p m musical program duet Mrs Lester Welty Mrs Co P Harvey contralto Merle Gibbs Vivian Polly Stork soprano Mrs Lester Welty Mrs W L Meeker violin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Innesota
Launcelot Hadaway
Memorial Christian Church
Rock Island
Palmer School Radio Orchestra
Erwin Swindell
May Chambers
Robt. MacGregor
Sandman
Muscatine
Elsa Fack
Lester Welty
Co. P. Harvey
Radio Features Today Plan Listings Across Stations
Eastern Standard Time schedules show WHN New York at 1 15 p m disabled American Veterans Orchestra. WWOR Newark 2 p m Rita Rogan and 6 year old vaudeville artist. EDKA East Pittsburgh 7 30 p m Pennsylvania State Christian Endeavor convention. WEAP New York 8 p m Lawson Robertson and Olympic athletes. Washington DC 9 p m Don Beltran Mathieu Chilean ambassador. Were Washington 9 15 p m United States army band concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHN
New York
Disabled American Veterans’ Orchestra
Newark
N. J
Rita Rogan
Rilean Lorraine
EDKA
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State Christian Endeavor Convention
WEAP
Lawson Robertson
Washington, D. C
Don Beltran Mathieu
Chile
United States Army Band
College Students Enjoy Picnics at Westminster College
The Crescent Club held its annual picnic at Mill Creek Park in Youngstown. The Theta U fraternity picnic took place at McConnell's Mills near Harlansburg. E Dwight Dyer Westminster College physical director will visit Pittsburgh on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Crescent Club
Theta U Fraternity
Westminster College
Crescents
Mill Creek Park
Youngstown
Theta U
McConnell’s Mills
Harlansburg
E. Dwight Dyer
Pittsburg
Plan Old Home Week in Wyoming for Independence Day
The borough of Wyoming Pennsylvania will hold Old Home Week from June 30 through July 4. A community Independence Day celebration is planned as the highlight of the event with activities across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Yoming
Wyoming
Honor Students At Grove City College Class of Seniors
Grove City College announces honor lists for the senior class. Cum Laude recipients include Forrest Henderson Richard Hill Margaret Jones William Laderer Jr Edward Montgomery and others. Honors span English French Latin Chemistry History Spanish and Business Admin with multiple names recognized. A two year secretarial certificate list follows with names and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Grove City College
Forrest Henderson
Richard Hill
Margaret Jones
William Laderer, Jr
Edward Montgomery
William Montgomery
Helen Dickson
Elizabeth Jackson
Edward, Montgomery
Margaret McCune
Mary Hipps
Carel Marshall
Permelia Baldwin
Lorna Lithgow
Ray Boundy
Irvine Milheim
Joshua Wilson
Adella Hall
Sarah Gourley
Theo McCracken
Julia Moss
Kenneth Waldron
Jeanette Bigler
Meadville
Marion Groetzinger
Leetsdale
Dorothy Jennings
Tidioutte
Sarah Moon
Mercer
Edna Simons
Ridgway
Martha Sisley
Helen Watson
Braddock
Marion Young
Oil City
Terrors of the sea whip ray wields deadly tail dagger
The whip ray is described as a dangerous sea creature armed with an ivory dagger about ten inches long in its tail. When provoked it lashes the tail and inflicts fatal wounds with the dagger, posing a serious threat to nearby swimmers and sailors.
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Red Cross Life Saving Corps
Red Cross
Lahr
Ruth
Florida
W. D. Hanna
George Ashman
Mildred Hanna
J. J. Shields
George Wortman
Grange
Willard Grove
John Thompson
Burgettstown
Franc McCready
Mary Marlin
Frank Thompson
Florence Wortman
Hubbard
Lowry Eckles
Ed. Lowry
Bert Wortman
Sadie Wortman
Earl Cover
Lizzie Vail
Moore Cox
Frank Harry
R. M. Shields
Abe Grover
Frank Calderwood
W. W. Spencer
H. G. McGoun
Harry Shields
Masury
Idora Park
J. W. Stewart
W. D. Stewart
Wilda
N. L. Jenkins
Francis Phillips
Fisher
ChiNamel
East
Washington St
East Washington St
New Bedford
Saute
Timarel
D. C. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Avenue
East Washington Street
U. Ed
Smith Howe
East Washington
Fitz-U
Kennedy
L. L. Swan & Co
N. Mill St
Foster
Goodyear
FORD
Rieck
Ang
Wooc Daven Oat
Ee Central Standard
Tories of
Palestine
Chas. A. Payne
World
Cuticura
Malden
Masa
Ellis Diefenderfer
Forrest
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
New Castle, Pa
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