Many To Embark Soon For Europe
Large demand for steamship reservations as prices rise and ships fill quickly. U.S. citizens face easy reentry while noncitizens must prove temporary residence abroad under a strict immigration limit. Lists show travelers sailing on Aquitania Lith uania Majestic Homer ic Reliance Berengaria and Dante Alighieri with dates in June and July.
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United States
Martin Leonhart
Foreign Department
The
Peoples’ Savings and Trust Company
Aquitania
P. Mrozek
F. Kwoleke
Lithuania
Mary Kwolek
Helen Kwolek
Stanislawa Kwolek
Michalina Kwolek
Ludwig Kwolek
Kataryna Len
Bronislawa Len
Zofia Len
Joseph Len
Maryan Len
Frank Boron
Zofia Boron
Wladyslaw Boron
Wanda
Boron
Clara Boron
Helen Cwynar
Mary Cwynar
Henry Cwynar
Eugene Cwynar
Katherine Wolanin
Joseph Biedka
Stalney Pierz
Zofia Pierz
Mary Pierz
Boleslaw Pierz
Adam Pierz
Janina Pier
Majestic
Jakiem Salyk
Edwin Williams
Jane Williams
Willias
England
Homeric
Louise Blight
David William Rees
Samuel Francis
Wales
Leonhardt
de Amato Luigi
Dandulla Domenica
Italy
Colombo
Reliance
Elisa Ritter
Germany
Michael Sallmen
Daniel Untch
Johann Shuler
George Depner
Roumania
Berengaria
George Sellegan
Anna Selegan
Cornel Selegan
Lidia Selegan
Melania Selegan
George Mladin
Ecatarina Mladin
Silvia Anghel
George Anghel
A. I. Goldman
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Great Britain
W. H. Marker
W. S. Wilson
Irene Wilson
Dante Alighier
Locals Named in Baltic Steamship Passage List
Tutino and Clara Tutino along with Enrico Lambiase family members and Miss E Lambiase, Mercurio Sanfilipo, Anthony Romeo, Joseph Lilli, Cesidio Marga are listed among passengers aboard the steamship Latvia sailing July 15 for Danzig with Sanley Cycon John Smith and Alex Balough.
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Tutino
Clara Tutino
Enrico Lambiase
E. Lambiase
Mercurio Sanfilipo
Anthony Romeo
Joseph Lilli
Cesidio Marga
Latvia
Danzig
Sanley Cycon
John Smith
Alex. Balough
West Side Pupils Earn Reading Work Certificates
Forty one students from West Side school’s Sixth and Seventh grades received Reading Work certificates for completing ten or more books in the Home Reading Course. The list includes grade six honorees such as Jack Dix and Elizabeth Brown and grade seven recipients like Virginia Hall and Marguerite Lett.
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West Side
West Side School
Jack Dix
Elizabeth Brown
Lester Marsh
Steve Herman
Cecil Watt
John Hitch
Frank Gradecour
Mary Ellen Fulkerson
Virginia Bowden
Thomas McClelland
Charline Morgan
John Pazzo
Viola Turner
John Ufner
Mary Patterson
Jack McCowan
Mike Schuller
Anna Schuller
Julia Ufner
Charles Wood
Herman Leprich
Paul Fabian
Harriett Stevenson
Virginia Hall
Marguerite Lett
Dorothy Folasco
Helen Myers
Cary Rubel
Edwin Johnson
Louise Gorst
Mattie Lee Farrow
Emma Majesky
Rosemond Williams
Jennie Donley
Gladys McCune
Thelma Campbell
Rachel Otto
Billie Haines
William Shuliff
Anna Fabie
Paul Robison
Grove City Guests Tie Bond With Grove City Friends
Mr and Mrs Warren Jenkins of Everett Washington visit Pardoe grove city friends renewing old ties. The Jenkinses both Grove City College alumni 1906 and 1907 plan five east summers and Warren is noted as a rising western banker. Roger Ormond returns to Grove City for the summer after Yatesboro. Kiwanis club charter night in Grove City features 30 member delegation and Dollar Title and Trust band with delegations from New Castle Oil City Greensburg Mercer county clubs. Banquet and charter presentation precede a town parade led by the band and Oriental tea music by the Dames of Malta. J A Turner buys a Willys Knight sedan from Broad Street Garage.
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Warren Jenkins
Everett
Washington
William Jenkins
Pardoe
Louise Black
Sherman Black
Grove City College
Jenkins
Grove City
Grove City, Mr. Jenkins
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Jenkins
Sharon
Dollar Title
New Castle
Oil City
Greensburg
Mercer County
College Gymnasium
Joseph Boles
South Carolina
Fred Hickox
Pennsylvania
Singing of
America
A. R. Hodge
Kiwanis Quartet
Messrs. Jones
Dollar Title and Trust Band of
Oriental Tea
Dames of
Malta
Sunday School Convention Held in New Castle
Pulaski News lists numerous attendees at the county Sunday school convention held in New Castle on Thursday. Walter MacLean leaves after visiting the Blacks. Squire and Mrs. Boyd visit New Castle Thursday afternoon. Due to Children's Day observances at the Presbyterian church, no services will be held Sunday evening.
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Fred Wallace
Lloyd Mitcheltree
Nettie Houlette
L. L. Rodgers
William Cover
Helen Rodgers
Bernice McConnell
Jane Tomer
Helen Turner
Mildred Clark
Dorcas Lewis
Ruth McConnell
D. L. Falkman
John Neal
Chas. Wick
D. J. van Devander
New Castle
Walter MacLean
James Black
Erie
Squire
C. C. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Local Social Roundup From New Wilmington Area
A social week rounds up gatherings and visits in the New Wilmington and surrounding area. Fifteen attended a party at Neshannock Falls on Thursday evening. Miss Mary Black of New Castle visited her sister Mrs. Robert Stowe. G A Horne returned from New Castle hospital after an operation. Katharyn Bird, teaching in Glenn Osborne, returned home for the summer. Mrs. William Moore of New Castle visited here with her mother Mrs. G A Horne. Miss Mayme Gilliland visited friends in West Middlesex. The Women’s Benefit association of the Maccabees will meet at Michael hall on Tuesday evening. A ball game between New Wilmington and Pulaski took place Thursday afternoon.
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Neshannock Falls
Mary Black
New Castle
Robert Stowe
G. A. Horne
New Castle Hospital
Katharyn Bird
Glenn Osborne
William Moore
Mayme Gilliland
West Middlesex
Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Cleaning Wheat At Time Of Threshing
A simple top mounted machine designed to attach to threshing equipment cleans wheat during threshing. It derives power from the threshing machine and aims to reduce contamination from dirt weeds and foreign grain such as wild oats buckwheat and other seeds. It promises to cut economic waste by streamlining the cleaning process.
Automatic Shuttleless Loom Made In England
A new automatic shuttleless loom from England promises to revolutionize cotton manufacturing. The inventor says it weaves cloth 25 percent neater and doubles production. It accepts two yarn types or counts and with a color mechanism can add six to ten colors on the same loom.
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Popular
Counties Named for Washington in Many States
A survey notes that more than half the states have created counties honoring George Washington, reflecting widespread regional homage through local government naming practices.
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Washington
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Hanna
New Castle Hardware Co
Boston
Firmo
Pirmo
Lawrence Savings & [Rust Company
Federal Reserve
Mahoning Park
Warren
Ohio
Europe
Workmen’s
Hartford
Accident & Indemnity Co
du Shane Agency
St. Cloud
FORDS
Lehigh
S. & m. the Co. Opera House
Roger Ormond
Yatesboro
J. A. Turner
Broad Street
Willys- Knight
Pulaski News
Neiman’s
St New Castle, Pa
the Suit House
OF New Castle
Chael Hall
New Wilmington and
Pulaski Boys
Dean’s Auto Service
Grove Street
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