County Pupils Passed High School Entrance Exam Listed
Additional eighth grade pupils in county schools who have passed the high school entrance examination are listed by County Superintendent Joan C. Syling. The roll includes students from Scott township Slippery Rock township and South New Castle Boro with numerous names such as Edyce Benson Dorothy Richeal Edith Shira Louise Duckworth and Alex Walczak along with many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan C. Syling
Scott Township
Edyce Benson
Dorothy Richeal
Oscar Clark
Gladys Mathewson
Thomas Brown
Mark Book
Warren Boyle
Wanda Framer
Lucille McCracken
Henry Altman
Ralph Flack
Carolyn Mc Elwain
Kathryn Strawhecker
Mildred McConnell
Edna Kneram
Earl Collins
Marian McConnell
Slippery Rock Township
Edith Shi
Ira Morrow
Nile Simpson
Eloise Jones
George Glasser
Roy Lesnett
Lester Kennedy
Arthur Pratt
Elda Stuart
South New Castle
Boro
Louise Duckworth
Emma Shreeve
Alex Walczak
Harry Park
Betty Mundy
Stella Pragacs
Walter Frust
Charles Daniel Julian Adamczyk
Josephine Carney
Frank Adamczyk
Julia Owls
Grace Baker
Dolores Maryslak
Florence Kulinski
Anna Mathews
Marty J. Karski
Harry Makarovich
Charlotte Carvaggio
Adolphia Falba
Theana Pappas
Albert Guda
Eleanore Suzow
Michael Deerman
Edward Gurgacz
Paul Gredneck
Raymond Miles
George Pastyrak
Billy Dudas
Virginia Dombecik
Louis Spelich
Andrew Karsnak
Andrew Zuzow
Cecil Cling
Mike Vignovich
Bernard Ballas
John Salamon
City Hall Notes On Crime, Dogs And The Shade Tree
Chief Criswell said there is no serious crime and crime control is in place after a period with few petty and auto thefts. Mayors note speeding fines of ten dollars as cars are reported to be speeding. Several dogs have died mysteriously with no poisoning suspected. The shade tree commission urged trimming branches that hang low to avoid hindering pedestrians and drivers. Police declined a hay ride party request due to public safety concerns. Hedgerows at intersections reduce drivers’ line of sight after rain.
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Pollet
Ralph A A. Criswell
Auto crash risks prompt trimming hedges on city property
Property owners may reduce accidents by trimming hedges that block visibility on city property. Officials likely to require trimming where hedges line streets and public areas.
St Andrews Choir Plans Fall and Winter Festivals
St Andrew's Episcopal church choir at 1050 Beckford Street formed the St Andrew's Choir Guild. Officers elected are President Mrs Mayme Ott Vice President Miss Jean Riley secretary treasurer Miss Florence Hitchin. The executive committee includes Rev Charles J Burton and Thomas V Evans. Monthly Guild meetings planned, a musical play in fall, and a July choir picnic arranged by the pastor and choir director. Winners of evening favors named Ada Riley Mayne Ott Jean Riley and Chester J Hetrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Beckford Street
St. Andrew's Choir Guild
Mayme Ott
Jean Riley
Florence Hitchin
Charles J. Burton
Thomas v. Evans
Hames
Ada Riley
Mayne Ott
Chester J. W. Hetrick
Gaston Sunday School Reunion Plans Annual Event
The Gaston Park Sunday school reunion committee finalized arrangements for the June 14 gathering at 202 East Garfield Avenue hosted by Mrs. Howard Magli. Former pupils from outside the city are expected. the event honors founder J. A. McKay, who started the school 60 years ago, with committees covering reception, tables, programs, coffee, and sports led by named local volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Park
Frank Alborn
East Brook
Howard Magli
East Garfield Avenue
Old Sunday School
J. A. McKay
Maud Hamilton
Anna Alborn
Jenni Schweikert
Lottie Maitland
May McConahy
Susan Hoover
Minnie Tindall
Melda Campbell
Laura Blucher
Ida Yoho
Margaret Reno
Tad Kirkerong
Frank Andrews
Five Named In Beaver County Relief Probe Indictments
Beaver County indictments cite county commissioner Howard A. Hunter and four Ambridge residents in a grand jury probe into falsification of relief orders. Nine counts against Hunter include misbehavior in office conspiracy and false pretense. co-defendants include Peter Thatch Charles Goldstein Stanley Jurkowaki and A Mitchell Caplan. Trial set to begin within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Beaver
Howard A. Hunter
Ambridge
Hunter
Peter Thatch
Charles Goldstein
Stanley Jurkowaki
A. Mitchell Caplan
Rochester Food and Supply Company
South Side Library Reopens Friday After Fire Damage
Miss Alice Sterling says the South Side branch will reopen to the public on Friday after library staff removed fire and water effects. Patrons with fines due on Tuesday, June 4, will not be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Library
Alice Sterling
Southside
Library Branch Damaged By Fire Last Sunday Morning
A branch library suffered fire damage in the building last Sunday morning. Investigators labeled the cause and extent of the damage as early assessments proceed. Local officials await access to the scene for a full survey and repairs.
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Pre
Levine And Gorman Earn UMich Degrees In 95th Commencement
Two New Castle men, Lester Stanford Levine and Arthur R. Gorman, will receive degrees at the University of Michigan commencement in Ann Arbor on June 17. Levine earns a bachelor of arts in political science while Gorman receives a bachelor of music. About 2,200 degrees will be awarded that day. The News By Mail One Feur $5.00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Lester Stanford Levine
Arthur R. Gorman
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Levine
Gorman
Michigan
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Parker
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Fordan
Isore
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