Pins Awarded to High Journalistic Seniors
Thirteen senior High Journalistic students earned the Gold Ne Ca Hi pins for top service on the Monitor and Ne Ca Hi staffs. Pins went only to those with the highest yearly credit of journalistic work toward graduation. Recipients include Clyde Williams editor and valedictorian, Jack Fulker ton business manager, Everett McClaren advertising manager, Rob ert Furst circulation manager, Russell Lennig class president and bookkeeper, Laney Mcclvaney school news editor and salutatorian, plus listed advertising and school news staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne-Ca-Hi
Monitor
Clyde Williams
Jack Fulkerton
Everett McClaren
Robert Furst
Russell Lennig
Laney Mcclvaney
Clyde Shumaker
Don D. Young
Don Allen
Annabel Wright
James Chambers
Renfrew Withrow
Richards Kinsey Reach Doubles Semi finals at Paris
Vincent Richards and Howard Kinsey advanced to the semifinals of the international hardcourts championships in Paris by defeating Count Salm and Baron Von Kehrling 6-1 6-3 7-5 in men's doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick K. Abbott
International News Service
Rrespondent
Paris
Vincent Richards
Howard Kinsey
Count Salm
Baron von Kehrling
Senate Refuses Three Pensions in Omnibus Vote
The Senate rejected three of four pension bills from Rep. Thomas W. Phillips Jr. of Butler during debate on an omnibus pension measure. The package awarded $20 a month to Mary Weller of New Castle as helpless and dependent daughter of Civil War veteran Charles Weller. Two other claims for $20 a month to Victor Clark of North Warren and $30 a month to widows Clara Seaton of Butler and Margaret Robinson of Ellwood City were denied for not meeting total helplessness and destitution criteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Jude Toe
Senate
Thomas W. Phillips Jr
Butler
House
Mary Weller
New Castle
R. D
Charles Weller
Victor Clark
North Warren
Clara FE. Seaton
Margaret A. Robinson
Ellwood City
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted list includes John Tomasella Bes semer Joseph Kruppa Mrs Daisy Cox New Castle R D 1 Mrs Mary Crill Stephen Skuba Stanley Lenn Woodlawn Pa Mike Mc Carwell Croton Avenue. Discharged list includes Walter Joseph West State Street Walter Sloan Bowles Avenue Aletta Reed Ryan Avenue Paul Cornfield Youngstown O William Gillespie Rhodes Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tomasella
Bessemer
Joseph Kruppa
South Jefferson Street
Daisy Cox
New Castle
Mary Crill
East Washington Street
Stephen Skuba
North Liberty Street
Stanley Lenn
Woodlawn
Mike McCarwell
Croton Avenue
Walter Joseph
West State Street
Walter Sloan
Bowles Avenue
Aletta Reed
Ryan Avenue
Paul Cornfield
Youngstown O
William Gillespie
Rhodes Place
Frost of 1859 Remembered by Local Resident
S Sloane, 87, recalls a June 4 1859 frost considered the era’s most destructive event. The piece notes a memorial to the first white settlement between New Castle and Wampum and urges a driveway for better visibility. It also reports sewage plant construction near the old fairgrounds, and warns drivers at Mill and North streets as May heat fades and school ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Wampum
New Castle Quietly Plans Centennial Remembrance
One year after preparing for New Castle's centennial and a grand Fourth of July a quiet observance is expected this year with no organized celebration or special preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Window vandalism hits H. G. Preston garage
H. G. Preston and company reported to police that a group of boys threw stones Saturday afternoon, breaking twenty two glass lights and a truck windshield. Police investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Preston
Summer Weather Returns to New Castle Afternoon
This afternoon warm weather arrived in New Castle after a cool morning with autumn hints. the sun appeared and the temperature rose steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Women in Barber Shops At Off Peak Hours
The text notes men resentful of female customers can avoid irritation by visiting barber shops midmorning or midafternoon when women do not frequent the shops. Barbers report ladies mainly come before lunch and dinner, with a few exceptions of leisured women wandering town midafternoon or morning.
Baseball Page Misleads Naturalization Candidate
A man seeking U S citizenship at a naturalization court failed the civics exam after showing knowledge only of baseball. When asked about the May primary and current events, he answered by describing scores, players, and league details from Pittsburgh papers and the New Castle News instead of the front page news. The examiner advised studying the front page to learn about the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naturalization Court
United States
Examiner
Pittsburgh
New Castle News
Officer Restores Flag At Wolfe Junk Yard
Officer Charles Longstreth a World War veteran found a three by five foot American flag trampled on the ground at the Wolfe junk yard on Mo Travia street. He learned it came in with some rags and demanded the emblem be taken from the ground and hung up before he departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Longstreth
Wolfe Junk Yard
MoTravia Street
Defender Of Indians At His Task 43 Years
For forty three years Philadelphia artist Herbert Welsh has led the Indian Rights Association working on behalf of Indians 2000 miles away. The group blocked 500000 acres of Crow Creek land from theft, defeated a $5 million Mescalero land robbery in New Mexico, and saved clear titles to $75000000 in executive order lands from Secretary Fall. The association has championed thousands of Indian cases and now focuses on the welfare of 88000 Indian children in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Welsh
The
Indian Rights Association
Chester A. Arthur
Cleveland
Crow Creek
New Mexico
Fall
United States
Seven Highest Honor Pupils In Hi S Senior Class
Here are the seven honor students from the Hi S Senior High graduating class. All appeared on the honor roll. five will serve as commencement speakers Wednesday evening. Names include Clyde Williams valedictorian Laney McIlverney salutatorian James Chambers Hazel McClelland Catherine Elder Catherine Frank Florence Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Williams
Laney McIlverney
James Chambers
Hazel McClelland
Catherine Elder
Catherine Frank
Florence Jenkins
League Council Owens Session Opens In Geneva
The forty first session of the League of Nations council opened in Geneva today. Two vital questions stand for consideration, with the first focusing on reorganizing the council as its succession determines the laegue's fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Council
Owens
International News Service
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Council
Disarmament and Locarno Reports Highlight Session
Observers note the conference will advance the Locarno pact agenda and the disarmament commission report but expect no major decisions at the current session. The tone remains cautious despite the impressive agenda and high expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Disarmament Commission
Pomerene Seeks Democratic Nomination for Senate
Atlee Pomerene, former United States Senator, announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the Senate. He noted 12 years of service and his role as Coolidge appointee special counsel in Teapot Dome and Elk Hills prosecutions. Cleveland attorney Frank F. Gentsch, who had joined the race as a "wet," withdrew and urged support for Pomerene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Cleveland
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Senate
Pomerone
Coolidge
Teapot Dome
Elk Hill
Frank F. Gentsch
Pomerene
Butcher Resisting Robbery Shot Dead in Memphis
In Memphis on June 7 Umberto Rey a 40 year old butcher was shot during a holdup at the Dixie Market. Police say he grabbed a meat cleaver to resist the bandits who escaped with 200 dollars from the cash drawer. Rey collapsed on the rear porch after being shot through the lung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Memphis
Tenn
Umberto Rey
Dixie Market
Rey
Great Britain Eyes Egypt Policy Watchful Waiting
London reports Britain will follow a watchful waiting policy on Egypt. It notes the new cabinet formed by Adly Pasha may not satisfy Britain, as Zaghloul Pasha could dominate the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Egypt
Adly Pasha
Great Britain
Zaghloul Pasha
Afro Americans in New Castle to Host Evening Meeting
The N A A C P will hold a meeting this evening at Rev Let terberrys church on Moravia street The Sosos will have a reception Tuesday evening May 8 in honor of Dr and Mrs eee at the city venue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letterberry
Moravia Street
Fosos
Mrs. Eee
Baccalaureate Sermon Addresses Class Of 1926
Dr. Williamson delivers a reflective baccalaureate address urging graduates to live purposefully. He emphasizes balancing past lessons with future aims, using the grain of wheat metaphor to urge service and sacrifice, and notes Principal Orth’s hospital stay as he closes with a prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Twaddle
Bass
Clyde Shumaker
Ray Zeigler
Henry Ginsburg
Roy Strobel
Williamson
F. L. Orth
Orth
Japan
South America
Primary Fight intensifies as Cummins Brookhart Clark backers claim wins
Campaign battle in Iowa centers on Cummins seeking renomination against Brookhart with Brookhart loyalists predicting victory. Howard J. Clark's backers contend he will win and warn that a Brookhart or Cummins win could hand the Senate to a Democrat next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Cummins
Smith W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Senate
Daniel Steck
Howard J. Clark
Des Moines
Clark
Cummins
Evelyn Thaw Divorce Claim Details and Family Strain
Evelyn Thaw discusses long separation from her husband Jack Clifford and says she plans to press a divorce action. She notes Thaw’s attachment to his family and suggests reconciliation was blocked by external interference as they consider marriage plans and ongoing legal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
Jack Clifford
Train wreck near Naples claims two lives and injures twenty
A passenger and freight train collision near Naples left two dead and twenty hurt, according to a Central News dispatch. The report notes brief details of the wreck and casualty figures as authorities investigate the scene. In related notes, Rev and Mrs Charles T Greer and family of Warren Pa concluded a visit with the Greers of 914 Adams Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Naples
Central News
Charles T. Greer
Warren, Pa
Joseph Greer
Adams Street
Weekend report of numerous automobile accidents
Police logged many accidents over the weekend. Reports include collisions on Washington Street and East Washington Street with parked cars obscuring view, on Mill and Washington, and on Long and Croton avenues. Damages noted to bikes, taxis, and several private vehicles among Ellwood City and Grove City locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thomas
Waldo Street
County Line Street
East Washington Street
Mr. Buchanan
Franklin Place
Grove City
Mill
Washington Street
I. A. Lytle
J. M. Thomas
Sankey Street
West Washington Street
Richard Hitchcock
West
Grant Street
H. J. Lehman
Dewey Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Weis Street
Fred Scungie
South Jeffer 80N
Atlantic
South Mill Street
Fail To Locate Kip In France
Paris June 7 efforts to locate Leonard Kip Rhinelander in France proved fruitless. Reports of his arrival on the S A Olympic could not be confirmed. A passenger list showed a Philip Rhinelander described as a banker aboard the Olympic on its previous visit to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Paris
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Kip
France
S. A
Olympic
Philip Rhinelander
Mothers Meeting in Slippery Rock Holds Large Turnout
The Slippery Rock Women’s Christian Temperance Union held its annual Mothers meeting at Willard Grange hall on Friday with many attendees and a chicken dinner. Ada Stewart was admitted as a member. Harold McCullock and Francis McCracken attended as special guests. Mrs Anna Mc Cracken led the event. The program included songs, scripture, prayers, papers by Isabelle West, piano solos, recitations, and an address to mothers by Margaret Speer Gibson. The next meeting is planned for July at Mrs Catherine West’s home on the Harlansburg road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
W. CC. T U
Willard Grange Hall
Ada Stewart
Harold McCulloch
Francis McCracken
Anna McCracken
Olive Forbes
Margaret Speer Gibson
Isabelle West
Ashley Stevenson
Nancy Blair
Marguerite Ritenouh
Rebecca Forbes
Jessie Kildoo
Mary Wright
Margaret Byrd Shaw
Catherine West
Harlansburg Road
Building Permits for Local Properties
Scipio Scipione secures a garage permit at 325 Pearson Street. Charles Massey applies for a porch permit at 509 Electric Street. Frank Paglia files for a garage at 505 Canyon Street. John Mitchell requests a fence permit at 1021 Summit Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scipio Scipione
Charles Massey
Electric
Frank Paglia
Canyon Street
John Mitchell
Summit Street
Deaths Of The Day In McKeesport Area
John Adam Shiner Jr aged 9 of 429 Court Street died Sunday from pneumonia. Born July 18 1917 in New Castle he was a First Methodist Sunday School member and Aiken school pupil. Survived by parents Ralph and Marie Rose Shiner a brother L Reid grandparents J A Shiner and Mrs Matilda Rose. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 from grandparents home 417 Court Street with burial in Graceland cemetery. Alice Stanzyak 5 months died at 1108 County Line Street. Burial in Madonna cemetery after funeral services. Sophia Jendrysik 42 wife of Vincent Jendrysik died at 12 Elmwood Street after illness. Survived by children John Lachalaw Stanley Frank Aloizy and Joseph and sister Mrs I Zarembe. Funeral Tuesday at 9 from St Marys Polish church with Madonna cemetery burial. Annie Malloy 85 died Sunday at home of her son Joseph Malloy 100 North Walnut Street after extended illness. Daughter of Hugh and unknown McCann she leaves children John E Mary Knauff William J and Joseph plus sisters Mrs Margaret Dixon and Mrs Sarah Mulvehill. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 from St Marys church with Pennsylvania Lines burial at Braddock.
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John Adam Shiner
Ralph
Marie Rose Shiner
Court Street
New Castle
First Methodist Sunday School
Aiken
L. Reid
John A. Shiner
Matilda Rose
Shenango Township
J. A. Shiner
417
Graceland Cemetery
Alice Stanzyak
County Line Street
Madonna Cemetery
Sophia Jendrysik
Vincent Jendrysik
Elmwood Street
John
Lachalaw
Stanley
Frank
Aloizy
Joseph
I. Zarembe
St. Mary’s Polish Church
Annie Malloy
Joseph Malloy
North Walnut Street
Malloy
Hugh McCann
John E
Mary Knauff
Youngstown, O
William J
San Francisco
Cal
Margaret Dixon
Columbus, O
Sarah Mulvehill
Braddock
St. Mary's Church
Pennsylvania Lines
Funeral services for Charles W Shuler held at local chapel
The funeral for Charles W Shuler took place Saturday afternoon at the Jos S Rice company chapel on East North street with Rev n K Dunn of Croton M E church presiding. Burial followed in Oak Park cemetery. Mrs J Bell and Mrs Susan Bell aged 85 died Sunday at Canonsburg PA after long illness. She leaves children Joseph McConnell Robert T and William Bell and Mealy Bell. Funeral Wednesday at Neshannock Presbyterian church with burial in Neshannock cemetery.
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Lester White
Yellow Cab Company
Long Avenue
Frances Thomas
Winstor Avenue
Pennsylvania
Mill Street
R. DP. Cameron
Edenburg
W. J. Wilcox
Cunningham Avenue
Adams Street
Charles Kissick
North Street
Ellwood City
Charles Tanner
Butz Street
Croton Avenue
George Mariacher
Huey Street
Beckwith Street
R. W. Klinger
Rn. D
William A. Paradise
Meyer Avenue
North Mill Streets
A. J. Bort
Neshannock Avenue
Washington Street
Mr. Shuler
Charles W Shuler
Jos. S. Rice Company
East North Street
N. K. Dunn
Croton M
J. Bell
Susan Bell
J. C. Bell
Joseph McConnell
Canonsburg
Bell
East Shenango Township
Mercer County
New Wilmington
Presbyterian Church
Robert T. and
William Bell
West Middlesex
Mealy Bell
Ohio
Neshannock Presbyterian Church
Neshannock Cemetery
Deaths: Numgio Galletta of Bessemer and infant Joseph Charles
Numgio Galletta aged 55 of Bessemer died Sunday evening at 7 in West Penn hospital Pittsburgh after a short illness. He is survived by his wife and one daughter Mrs Grazia Galletta. Funeral services will be held at St Anthony church Bessemer Wednesday morning at 9 30. Interment in St Lawrence church Hillsville Pa. Joseph Charles three months old son of Mr and Mrs David Charles of 1314 Hamilton Street died Sunday evening at the home. Funeral services were held this morning at 10 in charge of Rev J R Chernyarsky of the Greek Orthodox church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numgio Galletta
Numegio Galletta
Bessemer
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Grazia Galletta
St. Anthony's Church
St. Lawrence Church
Hillsville
Joseph Charles Joseph Charles
David Charles
Hamilton Street
J. R Chernyarsky
Greek Orthodox Church
Irish Immigrant Quota Below Par
Ireland may not exhaust its immigration quota under the two per cent law while twelve countries have already exhausted theirs. The State Department reported that Ireland still has 8,426 vacancies as of June 30, with Belgium Czechoslovakia Denmark Sweden Norway Egypt Finland Romania Luxembourg Hungary Latvia and the free city of Danzig already filled.
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International News Service
Washington
Ireland
United States
State Department
Belgium
Czachoslovakia
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Egypt
Finland
Rumania
Luxembourg
Hungary
Latvia
Free City of Danzig
Injured by Fall at Cathedral in Shenango Valley
Mike McCarwell of Croton Avenue is in Shenango Valley Hospital after falling several feet while at work in the Scottish Rites Cathedral on Lincoln Avenue Saturday. He sustained a lacerated chin and multiple bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike MccCarwell
Croton Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
Scottish Rites
Lincoln Avenue
Rotary Club Holds Regular Monthly Meeting at Fountain Inn
The Rotary Club held its regular monthly business meeting during a noon dinner at the Fountain Inn. Reports on the club’s work for the past month were presented, with multiple committees detailing April activities. Attendance was good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Fountain Inn
Lawrence League Meeting Tuesday Takes Up Memorial Day Protest
Managers of Lawrence County league teams meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Sporting Goods store to transact important business. Wardman of Ellwood plans to protest a Memorial day game over a player wearing a sweat shirt. All managers and commissioners should be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporting Goods
Wardman
Ellwood
Mahoning Road To Get New Name Rename Proposal In City
Councilman Tyler directed City Solicitor White to draft an ordinance renaming Mahoning Road or Fulkerson Street to Matilda Avenue. A petition from Union Township residents seeks the change. The thoroughfare will not be ordained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
White
Mahoning Road
Fulkerson Street
Matilda Avenue
Union Township
Hogue family leases Hill's Beach pavilion
Announcement states Hill's Beach pavilion is leased for an indefinite period to Messrs P. L. and M. H. Hogue of New Castle. The conveyance signals a new management arrangement for the seaside facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Messrs P. L. and
M. H. Hogue
New Castle
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