Recognition Awards At Ben Franklin High
Recognition day at Benjamin Franklin junior high recognized students for achievements across Latin, mathematics, art, sewing, music, and honor rolls. Listed are honorees by class and subject with notes on character, scholarship, and activities.
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Ben Franklin High
Benjamin Franklin Junior High
Louise Gilroy
Benjani
Dent
Quahces
Perial
Julius Bloom
Joan Chemerde
Mary Louise Gilroy
Thelma Hemphill
Edward Kendra
Beribbiers
Julia Sidley
Hall Natrol
Harold Charbonnier
Ethel Davis
He! Gonda
Clara Houk
Dorothy Meek
Paul Miller
Dorothy Sniffer
Alfred Harvard
James Plink
August Amdish
William Stoner
Guar Abe Vago
Aone
John Banfield
Hall Patrol
Floyd Burns
Louis Frenzel
Francia Ryder
Coleman O'Laughlin
John Schweinsburg
Gertha Taylor
Bleise
Johanna
Josephine Budka
Frank Vattee
Katie Miscimarri
Martha Randles
Beryle Cameron
Evangeline Dunker
Ley
Madeline Joseph
Stewart Loveridge
George Penston
Lewis Colello
George Hawk
Norman Joseph
Steve Kavatch
William Kazinski
Mac Leslie
Manuel Othelis
Paul Wrgonowski
Tony Cooper
Andy Maki
Bernice Dunkerley
John Maragin
Antoinette Molis
Ruth Richey
Fred Siguly
Virginia Karras
George Kaiz
Ami] Selenko
Mary Jane McClintock
Perry Reeder
Leroy McNicholas
Galah Bower
John Whiteman
Civics
Josephine Yeek
Bat—Francis Smolarski
Helen Garrett
Nature Club
Virginia Gureacz
Grace Belt
Grace Davis
Adelaide Dutt
Dorothy McCune
Ethel Shifler
Elmer] Waine
Stanley Yara
Hiestory
John Schuster
Victor Zuchowsk
Philip Anderson
Evelyn van Buren
Martha Bryan
Stanley de Fiore
Arthur Grannis
Stage Management Roles Listed in Production
The notice names Albert Hahn as stage management and Charles O Brian as stage management along with John Watson in charge of the cafeteria.
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Albert Hahn
Charles O'Brian
John Watson
Wou ng Benefit association meeting notes and social updates
The Pulaski News reports the Women’s Benefit Association held a rubage evening meeting led by president Mrs. Lloyd Mitcheltree. A year end attendance contest ends with Mrs. Urey’s side winning and banquets the losing side on June 19. The piece lists members appointed on resolutions for Mrs. Jesse Robinson’s death and notes attendees at a county Sabbath school convention and a New Castle fellowship banquet. It also covers various visits, guests, and local social events among members and friends.
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Woung Benefit Association
Lloyd. Mitcheltree
Charles Mitcheltree
Adda Urey
Urey
Jessie. Robinson
Alice Davidson
HL. H. Knox
Charles Clark
Fred Wallace
Lloyd Rodgers
James Black
Methodist Unday School
New Castle
Laura Wilson
J.B. Meek
Chas. Simpson
Arthur Meek
S. 3. Tomer
Jane George
Dean Tomer
John Graham
Grove City
Tomer
Graham
J. BR. Meek
J. F. Myers
Edwin Thompson
William Kerr
Lois Kerr
Dorothy Meek
New Castle High School
Cathedral
Arthur Meex
Chester Clark
Donald
West Middlesex
Jos. Clark
Lloyd Mitcheltree
Pulaski I. C. C. F. Lodge
Grand Lodge
Scranton
Josephine Swagger
New Wilmington
Jean
Helen Allen
J. R. Meek
C. C. Baker
Martin Schell
Farrell
Hoover Leads Field In Campaign Funds
Herbert Hoover topped a Senate committee tally of presidential race funds with receipts of 339,028.21 and expenditures of 380,822.11. Al Smith ranked second with 120,011.40 received and 121,471.04 spent. The remaining 15 candidates totaled 183,003.72 received and 731,087.75 spent to date.
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International News Service
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Senate Presidential Funds Committee
Hoover
al Smith
New York
Boros Select Harrisburg For Next Meet
The Pennsylvania Association of Boroughs, in Hanover, on June 7, chose Harrisburg as next year's convention city. Sessions planned to wrap up zoning, local government, budgets and revenue discussions. Delegates will tomorrow travel to Baltimore for the outing and a boat trip to Annapolis for Naval Academy graduation exercises.
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Hanover
Pennsylvania Association of Boroughs
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Annapolis
Naval Academy
New Galilee Community Notes and Weekend Visits
New Galilee visitors include Rey and Mrs J Reed with son Robert on a Winina Lake trip. Rev Elsey of Cincinnati has concluded a visit. Mr Elsey is a former resident. H L Miller and Dorothy of Carnegie spent the weekend with Aaron Tanner’s family. Virginia Mae Martsoll of Canton visited her parents. Mrs Gray and Jimmy of New Brighton visited town. Edwin Tanner relatives in Carnexia. William Foster on business in Kew Castle. June 10 Children’s Day services at United Presbyterian and Nazarene churches. A F Marisol and family and John Welsh family returned from Canton visit. Duvall and Erma were Beaver Falls visitors. Raymond Hazen ill. W G McHattle ill and Dean Duvall improving. Water Dryden of Wilkinsburg visited town.
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A. K. Martsoll
Virginia Mae
Canton
Albert Welsh
Mr. Gray
Jimmy
New Brighton
Aaron Tanner
Edna Elizabeth
Carnexia
William Foster
Kew Castle
United Presbyterian Church and Nazarene Church
United Presbyterian Church
Water Dryden
Wilkinsburg
Alleged Hit-Skip Driver Caught Near Greensburg
East Pittsburgh police say a 70 year old suspected hit and run driver fled after a Delmont highway collision injuring three. Victims Miss Bender Ella Hammer and Josephine Greensburg residents recovered in Greensburg hospital awaiting preliminary hearing.
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iInternational News Service
Greensburg
Delmont
Here
Injley
Wilkinsburg
East Pictsburo
Jacob Espern
Burg
Astley
Miss Bender
Ella Jr
Hammer Daught Josephine
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