Workmen Stranded as Ice Floes Threaten Alaska Voyage
Seamen and laborers from Seattle bound for Bristol Bay Alaska are marooned on ice floes. The Roosevelt ice breaker and Coast Guard ship Unalga race to rescue crews and ships, including the Tacoma sunk after being crushed. Centennial located with Tacoma survivors. Roosevelt flags five vessels rescued. Missing rudder and stern post reported on Centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Seattle
Bristol Bay
Alaska
Department of Commerce
Roosevelt
Tacoma
Barkentine Centennial
Bureau of Navigation
Coast Guard
Unalga
Centennial
Class of 165 Graduates at City High School Commencement
City High School prepares 165 graduates for commencement exercises on Tuesday evening drawing from a program of music, orations, poetry, and class history. Names listed include valedictorian Esther Wagner and class officers William Morgan president and Johnnay Preston vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schytte
E. F. Kurtz
Alice Cover
Lois Challis
Myron Zimmerman
Johnnay Preston
Carroll Kearns
Drumm
William Morgan
Aelred Marso
Walter Fulkerson
Lawrence Thompson
John Haley
Aida
Verdi
The
Red Cross
Mamie Levine
Molder
Elizabeth Gramer
Evening Star
Tannhauser
Hour of Dreaming
Marin
Carroll D. Kearns
Pauline Gilkey
Hesther May Wagner
D. A. R. Prize
Joseph M. Rubenson
America
England
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
New Castle
T. G. A. Dickson
Board of Education
W. C. Miller
Paul Acquarone
Garnet Letitia Rey
Lester M. Alexander
Ralph Wendell Allison
Elinor Jeannette Amon
Elizabeth Caroline Bauman
Sara S. Blau
George A. Boyle
Charlotte Boyles
Alene Marjorie Busch
Doris Josephine Camp
Minnie Lois Challis
Vallera L. Corbin
Ruth Virginia Davies
Katharyn Jean Douglas
Marjorie Duff
Wilhelmina Hamilton Eakin
Alberta Elizabeth Emery
Wilbur Gerald Ferrell
Meyer Marcus Frank
Harry Emanuel Friedman
Walter N. Fulkerson
Katherine Emma Gibbons
Herman E. Gibson
Je K. Gibson
Auline Gilkey
Illiam Euwer Gordon
Clutton Hamilton
William Rogers Hamilton
Arthur James Hanna, Jr
Martha Ruth Hasely
Robert Witherspoon Headland
Helen Hazen Harbison
Alvin Gilbert Hempill
Extensive lists of names and course offerings in a historical record
A long roster of individuals grouped by General Course, Technical Course, and two-year programs, including Edyie Maebelle Anderson, Lucien C. Black, Cleo Marguerite Brown, and many others, followed by several course categories and associated student names. The fragment outlines four-year and two-year commercial courses with multiple names and diverse fields, indicating a catalog or graduating class listing from a historic school page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edyie Maebelle Anderson
Lucien C. Black
Cleo Marguerite Brown
Edna Karyl Brown
Adrian Lawrence Cahill
Huella Elizabeth Cochran
Alice Elizabeth Cover
George Washington Crable
Ellen Leslie Fischer
Shirley Elizabeth Garwig
Ada Blanche Gormley
George Conzett Hanna
Mary A. Jefferies
Leta Mae John
Carroll D. Kearns
Jack Champion Lennardson
William Earl Leslie
Ciennen Lewis
William Francis McCann
Gail B. McCreary
Justine Ann McCune
Hester Irene Manewall
Eva Marie Mershimer
Louis Moretti
William Glynn Morgan
Regina A. Popp
Helen Joanne Ryan
Patrick Joseph Scanlon
Evangeline Sebring
Roy DeVere Thompson
Marie Bell Wooley
Service Flag Dedicated at Highland United Presbyterian
James W. Kinnear of Pittsburg spoke at Highland United Presbyterian Church about Y M C A war work in Europe. He praised American troops and French sacrifice as a flag with 11 stars was dedicated by the Naomi Circle and the Boy Scouts presented the U S flag amid a songs program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Kinnear
Pittsburg
War Work Council
Europe
Highland United Presbyterian Church
France
Kinnear
Naomi
Boy Scouts of
United States
Leap to Fame Star Carlyle Pinckwell and Evelyn Greeley
A protest was sent by Vancouver Trades and Labor Council to the Canadian Minister of Labor against bringing negro workers from the United States to Canada amid labor tensions. Regent reports The Unbeliever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Pinckwell
Evelyn Greeley
Vancouver Trades and Labor Council
United States
Five Farmers Excused From Jury Duty By Judge
Judge Emery excused five farmers from jury service this morning citing hardship from agricultural duties. Named excused jurors include Charles Chambers Plaingrove Melvin Epping er Shenango Charles Shel lenberger Wilmington and M W Young Scott. J T Newton Ellwood City clerk was also excused. six others did not answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Charles Chambers
North Beaver Township
Melvin Eppinger
Plaingrove
Charles Shellenberger
Shenango
E. D. Wagner
Wilmington
M. W. Young
Scott
J. T. Newton
Ellwood City
Perry Beighley
Bessemer
Claude Down
David Flinner
Fred M. Herchler
Clarence Pollock
Toboggan Slide Nearing Completion at Neshannock Beach
The toboggan slide at Neshannock Beach adds a dressing room expansion and will reopen this week. Beachgoers crowded the area yesterday as officials promise stricter conduct rules, a larger capacity, enhanced refreshments, and police cooperation to maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Beach
Hill
More Donations To Ball Fund
Employees of the Standard Brewing company contributed 31 subscriptions to the Clark Griffith Bat and Ball Fund. Bank teller Harry Bryan added 37 names. Early mill reports show strong worker support, with 200 subscriptions already in and final returns due after June 15. Outside districts have not yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Brewing Company
Clark C. Griffith
Harry Bryan
Citizens National Bank
Ellwood
Wampum
The Re Making of a Nation at Coliseum This Week
Barrage fire by artillerymen at Camp Sherman and other new features appear in The Re Making of a Nation shown all week at the Coliseum under U S government and Public Safety committee. Performances start at 2 30 PM and 7 PM 9 PM daily with matinee and evening showings. The film, backed by military, aims to counter German propaganda and highlight the army display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Sherman
Coliseum
United States
Public Safety Committee
Uncle Sam
Haggerty Named Manager of Neiman's Store
Archie Haggerty, long associated with Brown and Hamilton, is announced by Barney Neiman as manager of Neiman's store. He has already started his duties and brings many years of business experience to the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Haggerty
Brown and Hamilton Company
Neiman’s
Barney Neiman
Haggerty
Panic at Cascade Park Pavilion Sparks Fainting and Gun Discharge
About 200 couples danced at Cascade Park pavilion when a spectator’s revolver fired by four youths caused a brief panic and a woman fainted. The bullet went through the building's side, narrowly missing a spectator. no charges yet filed as park authorities consider action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park Pavilion
Quartette
Second Lieutenant Commissions Granted
Sharon, Pennsylvania reports that Sergt. John J. Moriarity has been commissioned as a second lieutenant in the army. He is stationed at Camp Lee. Other Mercer county men promoted include Howard Archer of Grove City and Harry Sweeny of New Wilmington. Sharon residents Sergt. John Bycroft and Frank Taylor also received commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
John J. Moriarity
Moriarity
Camp Lee
Mercer County
Howard Archer
Grove City
Harry Sweeny
New Wilmington
John Bycroft
Frank Taylor
Daughters of Isabella Meet In K of C Hall
An important Daughters of Isabella meeting is set for Monday at 8 o clock in the K of C hall and all members are urged to attend. A Philathea society patriotic concert will be held Thursday June 27 at Central Presbyterian Church with R E Johns directing the preparations following a society meeting at Mrs J Allsworths home on Smithfield street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
K. of C. Hall
Central Presbyterian Church
Philathea Society
R. E. Johns
Society
J. Allsworth
Smithfield Street
Alexander
Lawrence County
the Red Cross
E.S. Perschke & Son
Red Cross
Dickey
Germans Launch Major Front Attack in Picardy
Paris dispatch reports a 21 mile German thrust between Montdidier and Noyon with 17 German divisions. French lines held though center saw gains by Germans. heavy losses noted on both sides. Americans were stationed around Montdidier and reportedly participated near Cantigny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Didier
Cavilly Wood
Bessons-Sur- Matz
Compeigne
Brussiares
Paris
Montdidier
Noyon
Rubescourt
le Fresnot
Moretmer
Ressons-Sur-Matz
Mareuil
Belevel
Cannecancourt
Ville
Cantigny
Ontdidier
Lassigny
Reign of Terror in Austria-Hungary Reported
BERNE June 10 A reign of terror exists in Austria-Hungary with unprecedented shootings and arrests. Batches of people are banished en masse while deputies mayors priests and political leaders are imprisoned by the tens of thousands. The situation surpasses the autocratic regime of Emperor Francis Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Austria-Hungary
Charles
Francis Joseph
Marriage Licenses Filed in New Castle and Ellwood City
Fred L. Rentz and Kate Long of New Castle new marriage license records. James C. Vaneman of Ellwood City and Mae M. Lash also listed for licenses. Vasesneren appears as a garbled name in the column of entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Rentz
New Castle
Kate Long
James C. Vaneman
Ellwood City
Mae M. Lash
Vasesneren
Ladies Plan Red Cross Unit and Meetings at Church
Community women gather at the church with a 1 PM Wednesday meeting to form a Red Cross unit. The Ladies Aid and Missionary societies hold sessions, with a Thursday 8 PM meeting at Mrs. Edward Covert’s Hanna Street. Reverend Ralph V. Gilbert of Atlantic, Pa addressed services yesterday as a candidate for the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Edward Covert
Hanna Street
Ralph V. Gilbert
Atlantic
Gilbert
Day of service marks strong attendance and Flag Day plans
Children's day drew a large crowd with a robust program and record offerings. W. T. Burns delivered a fine address at the evening service. Wednesday afternoon the Ladies' Aid meets and the prayer meeting is at 7 30. Next Sunday near Flag Day will be observed at 11 a m with services and music led by the pastor and open to patriotic organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Burns
Ladies’ Aid
Trinity Circle Meet Thursday Afternoon with Mrs Ed Connery
A Trinity Circle gathering is planned for Thursday afternoon with Mrs Ed Connery of Crescent Avenue. The event invites members to join an organized meet and social exchange led by Connery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Circle
Ed. Connery
Crescent Avenue
Bethlehem Lodge 200 and Orange Ladies to Meet
Members of Bethlehem Lodge No. 200 in Orange and the Orange Ladies will hold a business meeting Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Lodge No
Orange Ladies
Concert Program At First Methodist Church
An evening program under the First Methodist Episcopal church intermediate league features a sequence of piano and vocal items. Performers include Julian R. Williams and Joseph Williams with pieces by Bach Liszt Chopin Schumann Cadman Mozart and Costa among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate League of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Church
Bach
Julian R. Williams
Whitney Coombs
James H. Rodgers
Margaret Fulkerson Dodds
Harry Rowe Shelley
Laurence Thompson
Augusta Mae Owens
Liszt
Chopin
J. R. Wiliams
Schumann
Cadman
Joseph Wiliams
Huntington Woodman
Gladys Fulkerson Moorehead
Mozart
New Bank Debuts In Mercer Street Building
The Safe Deposit and Trust company opened its new Mercer street offices on Saturday morning after relocating from behind the National Bank of Lawrence county. The National Bank of Lawrence county is undergoing interior rearrangement and decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Mercer Street
National Bank of
Lawrence County
Fire Tears Through Caribou Business District
A major blaze in Caribou Maine destroyed nearly all of the town's business section near Main and Water streets. The fire burned several blocks and caused about 500000 dollars in damage. Local firefighters fought the flames through the early hours with extensive damage to storefronts and inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou
Local Man Refuses Responsibility for Wife’s Debts
A husband declares he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Gertrude Davies after she left his home. The notice states the separation and disclaims liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Davies
Death notices for Mrs Ghost and others in New Castle
Funeral services were held Saturday for Mrs C W Ghost of 1031 East Washington with Rev C G Farr officiating. Burial at Oak Park cemetery. Newton C Zuver buried from Robert Grooms' home with Rev A J Randles in charge. burial at Merver cemetery. Mrs Sara Melvina Lorena Carr of 631 Superior died at 4 15 am after two years ill health. born February 23 1854 in Beaver County. She leaves husband Jesse A Carr and children Wilson E Carr Myra Beryl Carr and Frank B Carr at Camp Greenleaf Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Ghost
East Washington Street
Rev
C. G. Farr
C. W. Wharton
E. E. Bigley
Harry Dinsmore
Frank Jones
Clint Sweeny
Ray Thompson
Oak Park Cemetery
Mr. Zuver
Newton C. Zuver
Robert Grooms
West North Street
A. J. Randles
U. P. Church
Merver
Sara Melvina Lorena Carr
Jesse A. Carr
Superior Street
Mrs. Carr
Beaver County
George and
Lydia Otto Emrick
New Castle
First Christian Church
Wilson E. Carr
Myra Beryl Carr
Frank B. Carr
Camp Greenleaf
Death of John Attenborough at 81 in Pittsburgh area
John Attenborough, 81, died Saturday at his home on Butler Avenue after a long illness. Survived by his wife and daughter Elizabeth. Born in England, son of George and Elizabeth Attenborough, he was a bricklayer and a member of First M E Church and several Masonic bodies. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from the family residence. burial at Oak Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Attenborough
Butler Avenue
Elizabeth
Mr. Attenborough
England
George
Elizabeth Attenborough
M. E. Church
Washington Lodge
Duquesne Commandry
Pennsylvania
Valley of Pittsburg
Duquesne R. A
The
Bricklayers Union
Oak Park Cemetery
Death notices for Mrs Rosanna Hite and Hiram Fauzey
Mrs Rosanna Hite 82 died Saturday at 7 PM at her daughter Mrs Snyder 111 East Clayton Street after a lingering illness. Survived by many children, sisters and brothers, funeral at Mrs Snyder home with Rev A B Smith. interment in Amberson Valley. Hiram Chester Fauzey 70 died at 11:45 AM at 738 Chestnut Street after pneumonia. Survived by wife and several children and siblings. funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosanna Hite
Mrs. Snyder
East Clayton Street
Everett Thompson
West Chester
William Worley
Dry’ Run
C. B. Randolph
Snyder
John Wilkins
New Castle
George and
Thomas Hite
John
Pomeroy
Wash
Joseph
Six Mile Run
Mark
Canada
Lucy Freep
John Snyder
George
Martin Bouer
Shermansville
A. B. Smith
Mahoningtown
M. E. Church
Pennsylvania
Amberson Valley
Franklin County
Hiram C. Fauzey
Hiram Chester Fauzey
Chestnut Street
Mr. Fauzey
Christian
Olive Fugaret Fauzey
Andrew B
Walter
Dayton
Raymond Fauzey
Co. H. 47Th Infantry
France
Olive
Maude Matthews
Juniata
Lysle
Huyler
DuBois
William
Williamsport
Cross Writes From France From Edward in A E F
Mrs. William Cross of Wilmington avenue receives a letter from her son Edward in France. He says he arrived OK and is well with the boys, noting Lewis Conn beside him drinking ginger ale and eating hard bread. He promises to share details on his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Cross
Wilmington Avenue
Edward
O. K
Lewis Conn
Realty Transfers List Of Small Property Deals
A series of transfers shows numerous buyers paying mostly nominal sums for parcels in various wards and towns. Notable amounts include $3 300 for Eighth ward property and $1 000 for Little Beaver holdings, with many $1 and $200 transactions across Hazel Dell Slipperyock Union Third and Seventh wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer H. Hazen
Mary Strock
Hazel Dell
I. Walker Book
S. Eleanor McCurdy
Slipperyock
McCain Realty Co
Catherine McDowell
Union
Nicholas Koladarich
Mark Kostra
Bessemer
Stephen H. Spichear
Harvey A. Spichear
Neshannock
Chas. J. Martin
Fannie Weinberg
Eighth Ward
Alphonso Russo
Mike Cmura
Seventh Ward
Isaac W. Reynolds
David E. Barry
Third Ward
Antonio Lawrence
Edward H. Grace
Clayton F. Frazier
Clyde Gilfillan
James B. Hammond
Margaret Corey
Levi C. Kurtz
Little Beaver
Nancy Conn
Perley G. Arneman
Card of Thanks for Mrs. C. W. Ghost
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of our mother Mrs. C. W. Ghost and for the beautiful flowers sent. MRS. C. N. WHARTON AND a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Ghost
Co. N. Wharton
New Castle Sees Eclipse Over City Skies
A large portion of New Castle residents observed a partial solar eclipse Saturday night from 6 30 to 8 20 p m using smoked or colored glass. The sun dimmed to about 74 percent of its diameter and 67 percent of its light at peak, with darkness starting at 6 30 p m as the moon moved across the sun and ending at 8 20 p m. A total eclipse occurred near Portland Oregon and Orlando Florida for under a minute, a rarity outside this area. The article notes only about 1 in 300 chance to see totality locally and references similar events in the Far West 18 years prior, with four more eclipses in the 20th century, the next in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Portland
Ore
Orlando
Fla
Real Estate Sale Confirmed in Mary M. Emery Estate
The sale of 10 acres in Hickory township from the Mary M. Emery estate, by administrator Henry Emery, to Margaret Safford for $3,000, was approved by Judge Emery this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Emery
Hickory Township
Henry Emery
Margaret Safford
Emery
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City High School
Aamtisuna Rluinuvic
Leota Marguerite Hunter
Hazel Mae Johnson
Natalie Helen Johnson
Robert Walter Johnson
Katherine Jane Kennedy
Helen Kirk
Elizabeth Kramer
Ida Kunitz
Paul J. Lewis
Harold David McConahy
Frank D. McCreary
Aelred Jerome Marso
Viola Beryl Miller
Jessie Roberta Nelson
Everett Marcellus Nesbitt
Willard Eagleson Parker
Milton Henry Pascoe
Lenore Patterson
Nancy J. Patton
Frances Catherine Queer
Dorothy Rabinovitz
Mary G. Reed
Myrtle LaVerne Riley
Paul Leslie Rowland
Mary Minera Shaffer
Earl Jennings Smith
Edna Kelly Smith
Lena May Smith
Ralph Orville Smith
Grace Benevieve Stitzinger
William Hyatt Stuart
Fred Albert Thompson
Lawrence Lady Thompson
Armada Toepfer
Margaret Toepfer
Esther May Wagner
Bessie Wallace
Lillian Alathea Wallace
Martha Cargo Watson
Virginia Reed Weinschenk
Myron L. Zimmerman
Renwick Galbraith
John B. Haley, Jr
Rex Hamilton McClintock
Walter K. Sturdy
Albert Wilson Tindal
Walter Alfred Wogan
Clyde Malcolm Whittaker
John Powell Zidow
Mary Elizabeth Douglass
Virginia Gibson
Peter Grittie, Jr
Viola Agnes Leslie
Charles Franklin Miller
Jay Leroy Reed
Reva R. Samuels
Bonella Mae Saul
Dewey Armidal Shifflet
John Joseph Seger
Margaret Grace Walker
Joseph James Zidow
Margaret Barckley
Dorothy M. Barnes
Jennie Aneta Baynham
Alberta Ellen Black
May Belle Black
Helen M. Book
Julia Dobelek
Alfred Evans
Haydon Evans
Kathryn L. Evans
Mary M. Frazier
Anna M. Hempel
Ethel M. Hicks
Olive Elizabeth Kelley
Evelyn A. Marshall
Edna May Newton
Blanche I. Painter
Ayers Peterson
Mary E. Price
DeEtta McKissick
Betty Mae Richards
Julia T. Rowan
Elizabeth E. Russell
Paul R. Ryan
Sarah M. Suosio
Daniel E. Thomas
Coletta A. Ubry
Vernice M. Weisbaker
Alfred Williams
Margaret L. Williams
Harriet Zeigler
Mary E. Zeigler
Daisy A. Pringle
Freda Iris Shifman
Agnes Grace Wagner
Nixon
Monroe Salisbury
Ball
Virginia
Philatheas
HMS
Fourth Presbyterian Notes
Grace M. E
Orange Lodge
First Methodist
New Bank
Maine
C. Perry Davies
Cross
New York
Just
W.F. Dufford & CO
East Washington St
BELL
E. North
White & Son
Neshannock Avenue
Bell-Ans
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