Beth Shalom Confirms Class in Cathedral Service
The Beth Shalom Congregation of New Castle will hold the 1935 confirmation exercises at 2 30 PM in the cathedral with Rabbi H Leon Schwartz in charge. A large crowd is expected and a public reception follows at 7 30 PM in the Beth Shalom community house on Boyles Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Shalom
New Castle
H. Leon Schwartz
Ruth Ann Klivans
Sara Eleanor Kohn Hannah Ruth Rosenberg
Beatrice Jeanne Sandler
Jane Solomon Sherman Samuels
Samuel Safier
Koppel School Board Maintains Taxes in Regular Session
In Koppel borough, the school board kept the tax millage at 19 mills and per capita tax at 4 dollars, both unchanged from last year. George F. Paul presided with full attendance as routine business and minor repairs were approved and bills paid. The term ended Tuesday and schools closed for three months’ vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koppel Borough
George F. Paul
Ladies Sewing Club Meets at Mrs Berkebile Home
On Wednesday afternoon members of the Ladies' Sewing club gathered at Mrs. Russell Berkebile's home for their regular meeting. After sewing and conversation the hostess served a luncheon. Mrs. Raymond Consla on Second Avenue will entertain the group at their next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Sewing Club
Russell Berkebile
Raymond Consla
Second Avenue
Ladies’ Bible
Koppel M. E. Sunday School
George Roberts
Homewood
Children Will Present Program At Wurtemburg
Ellwood City June 7 The annual Children's Day program will be presented at the Wurtemburg U P church Sunday at 8 o clock. The program includes processional songs recitations by various classes and a missionary sermon talk by Rev John Smith from Japan. The service ends with offering announcements and benediction.
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Ellwood City
Wurtemburg U. P
J. E. Caughey
S. S
Lawrence Newton
Beverly Workley
Elizabeth Caughey
Donald Hepler
Phyllis Furniss
Joan Caughey
Jesus
Mary Emma White
Frances McElwain
Essie Gilbert
Mary Worcester
Bobbie Newton
Ruth Badger
Wanda Lee Roach
Rose Partridge
Jane Caughey
E. E. Furniss
John Smith
Japan
Helen Bentrim
Frank Newton
Business Girls Weekend at Y W C A Camp Opens
Camp East Brook will open Saturday with a special weekend for business girls announced by the Y W C A. The camp season proper starts Monday afternoon for a ten day period with counsellors Betty Glover Gertrude Gillespie Leona Sankey Louise Davies Margaret Hertzler Helen Haines Marian Wilson and Mrs Guerite White. Read list includes Lois K Ralph Hazel Ann Bell Shirley Bishop Isabel Braham Helen Connery Jean Ann Covert Diana Elder Phyllis Ferrer Nancy Gilliland Margy Horner Marjorie Kolbfleisch Dawna Jane Lee Gloria Levin Betty Jane Millikan Joane Preston Patty Preston Sallie Ann Rogers Nancy Rugh Sara Mae Studebaker Peggy Jane Thayer Shirley Tobin Violet Tobin Caddie Wallace and Dot Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook
Betty Glover
Gertrude Gillespie
Leona Sankey
Louise Davies
Margaret Hertzler
Helen Haines
Marian Wilson
Peggy Jane Thayer
Shirley Tobin
Violet Tobin
Caddie Wallace
Dot Wallace
Highland Avenue
Highland Heights Cross
Oak Park
Graceland Cemeteries
Local Club Plans Strawberry Social and Meetings
President Mrs W Wade Stewart presided at a business meeting where a strawberry social was set for June 26. The evening included games and contests, with lunch served by Mrs William Roberts. Joint hostesses for the next regular meeting will be Mrs Albert Wetzel and Mrs Lois Gasser.
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William Hall
W. Wade Stewart
William Roberts
Albert Wetzel
Lois Gasser
Shaffer Chosen Convention Delegate for State Medical Society
Dr Thomas M Shaffer was elected by the Lawrence County Medical Society as its delegate to the Pennsylvania State Medical Society convention in Harrisburg in October during the final summer meeting at the Castleton. Dr A M Gigliotti and Dr David L Perry were named alternates.
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Thomas M. Shaffer
Lawrence County Medical Society
Pennsylvania State Medical Society
Harrisburg
Castleton
A. M. Gigliotti
David L. Perry
Donald H. Eckles
John Foster
Lawrence County
American Red Cross
Medical Society
Rodgers First Transcontinental Flight 1911 Achieved in 50 Days
Calbraith Perry Rodgers of New York completed the first transcontinental flight from Sheepshead Bay to Pasadena in 1911. He started September 17 and landed December 10 after 30 stops and 84 hours 2 minutes of air time. A special train trailed to deliver replacement parts and repairs, and he earned a prize of 680000 dollars.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Calbraith Perry Rodgers
New York
Rodgers
Sheepshead Bay Race Track
Brooklyn
N. Y
Pasadena
Cal
Workers Return To Mayonnaise Co
Philadelphia June 7 111 employees at Mrs Schlorer Inc Mayonnaise plant return to work under a settlement restoring NRA hours and wages. The strike followed violence and a self harm incident involving the firm secretary after NRA invalidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
NRA
Mrs. Schlorer, Inc
Supreme Court
Quinn Name Echoes Through Generations In Philadelphia Tale
In Philadelphia on June 7 Louis J Remy and Regina Quinn wed in 1903 and began a family custom that continues with their son Louis Remy Jr. The piece notes the Quinn name has carried on through the generations as a celebrated family tradition.
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Philadelphia
Louis J. Remy
Regina Quinn
Louis Remy, Jr
Engagements Within the Quinn Family Reported
The text notes a Claire Quinn with no relation to the mother and a younger sister announcing an engagement to James Quinn of this city. James is stated as not related to either the mother or the sister-in-law.
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Claire Quinn
Remy
Quinn
James Quinn
City Hall Briefs Note Damaged Signs and Recovered Tri Cycle
Cruiser car operators on the North Hill found a tri cycle and returned it to its owner at 213 Clenmore Boulevard. A traffic sign at Neshannock Avenue and North Street was knocked over and a street sign at Fairmont Avenue was damaged. Reports say boys who swim in the Neshannock threw stones from Croton Avenue embankment at Neshannock Avenue windows, breaking them.
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North Hill
Clenmore Boulevard
Neshannock Avenue
North Street
Fairmont Avenues
Neshannock
Croton Avenue
Parochial Schools Set to Close June 21
Close to 800 boys and girls will start their summer vacations on Friday afternoon, June 21. New Castle's four parochial schools St. Mary's St. Joseph's St. Michael's and St Philip and James will terminate classes on that date.
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New Castle
St. Mary's
St. Joseph's
St. Michael's
St Philip and James
Mysore Elephant Pattabhiram Begins 10 Year Training
Pattabhiram a 50 year old elephant in Mysore starts a decade long training program to be fitted for royal service. The piece notes Mysore’s royal context and compares Rome’s size to ancient Trajan era population levels in a brief historical aside.
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Mysore
India
Rome
Italy
Trajan
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Rabbi H. L. Shwartz
Koppel
Sewing Club
H. Mathieson, Sr
Koppel Tennis Club
Beaver County Tennis League
Koppel New Castle
Wurtemburg
Henry I of
England
Y.W.C.A. Camp
Gladys Burkett
Koppel-New Castle Road
Third Avenue
Pittsburgh
Leonard McClain
Virginia Campbell
Ray Campbell
New Castle High School
Charles Sherman
Philipsburg
Union Meat Market
East Long Ave
Lamb
Fis
Bers Wieners
Bologna
Hamburg
Pork
Aluminum
Corru
Post Office
Dr. Shaffer
Dr. Eckles
Russia
Alaska
Mrs. Rodgers
Mayonnaise Co
City Hall
Bamboo
Elephant
Howdah
White’s Millinery
Washington Street
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