Many To Embark Soon For Europe
Heavy demand for steamship reservations drives bookings into September. US citizens face few entry limits while non citizens must prove temporary abroad status. Lists show passengers from local banks sailing to Italy, England, Germany, and Romania aboard ships Aquitania, Majestic, Reliance, Berengaria, and others with names of travelers and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Martin Leonhart
Foreign Department
Peoples’ Savings and Trust Company
Angaicania
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 Bi
Johanna Shuler
George Depner
Roumania
Berengaria
George Sellegen
Anna Selegan
Cornel Selegan
Lidia Selegan
Melania Selegan
George Mladin
Ecatavina Mladin
Silva Anghel
George Anghel
Notable Passengers on Latvia for Danzig
Tutino and Clara Tutino with Barico and E Lambiase families join Mrs Mércurio Santilipo Mr Anthony Romeo Mrs Joseph Lilli and Ceeldio Marga aboard steamship Latvia sailing July 15 to Danzig Sanley Cyeon John Smith and Alex Balough listed among passengers.
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Tutino
Clara Tutino
Barico Lambiase
E. Lambiase
Mércurio Santilipo
Anthony Romeo
Joseph Lilli
Ceeldio Marga
Latvia
Danzig
Sanley Cyeon
John Smith
Alex. Balough
West Side Pupils Earn Reading Work Certificates
Forty one certificates awarded to Sixth and Seventh grade students at West Side school for reading ten or more books in the Home Reading Course. Named recipients include Grade Six: 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 Utner Mary Patterson Jack McCowan Mike Schuller Anna Schuller Julia Utner Charles Wood Herman Leprich Paul Fabian Harriett Stevenson. Grade Seven: Virginia Hall Marguerite Lett Dorothy Folasco Helen Myers Cary Rubel Edwin Johnson Louise Gorst Mattie Lea Farrow Emma Majesky Rosemond Williams Jennie Donley Gladys McCune Thelma Campbell Rachel Otto Billie Haines William Shuliff Anna Fable Paul Robison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Utner
Mary Patterson
Jack McCowan
Mike Schuller
Anna Schuller
Julia Utner
Charles Wood
Herman Leprich
Paul Fabian
Harriett Stevenson
Virginia Hall
Marguerite Lett
Dorothy Folasco
Helen Myers
Cary Rubel
Grove City welcomes Jenkins couple and Kiwanis event
Mr and Mrs Warren Jenkins of Everett Washington visiting Grove City at Pardoe with family of William Jenkins. Jenkins graduates Grove City 1906 and 1907. the couple, first of five eastward visits, are bankers and social figures. The Grove City Kiwanis charter meeting drew 200 members with delegations from New Castle Oil City Greensburg and Mercer county, banded by the Dollar Title and Trust band. program included addresses, music, charter acceptance, and a town parade after a banquet served by the Damas of Malta. A Willys Knight sedan was purchased by J A Turner from Broad Street Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Jenkins
Everett
Washington
William Jenkins
Pardoe
Louise Black
Sherman Black
Grove City College
Jenkins
Grove City
Mr. Jenkins
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Jenkins
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
Sunday School Convention Attended By Local Residents
Pulaski News reports Mrs Fred Wallace Mrs Lloyd Mitcheltree Mrs Nettie dHouletta Mr and Mrs L L Rodgers Mrs William Cover Misses Helen Rodgers Bernice McConnall Jane Tomer Helen Turner Mildred Clark Dorcas Lewis Ruth McConnell Mrs D L Fulrman Mrs John Neal Chas Wick and Rev D J Van Devander attended the county Sunday school convention at New Castle on Thursday Walter Maclean, guest of Mr and Mrs James Black, left for Erie Saturday. Squire and Mrs C C Boyd visited New Castle Thursday afternoon. Children day observed at Presbyterian church Sunday evening, no services will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wallace
Lloyd Mitcheltree
Nettie dHouletta
L. L. Rodgers
William Cover
Helen Rodgers
Bernice McConnall
Jane Tomer
Helen Turner
Mildred Clark
Dorcas Lewis
Ruth McConnell
D. L. Fulrman
John Neal
Chas, Wick
D. J. van Devander
New Castle
Walter Maclean
James Black
Erie
Squire
C. C. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
Community notices and social updates from local region
Local residents attend a Neshannock Falls party while others visit churches and homes. Miss Mary Black of New Castle visits sister Mrs. Robert Stowe. G A Horne returns from New Castle hospital after surgery. Katharyn Bird ends Glenn Osborne teaching, returning home for summer. Mrs. William Moore of New Castle returns after visiting her mother. Mayme Gilliland visits friends in West Middlesex. The Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees to meet in Mi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Horne
Mayme Gilliland
West Middlesex
Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
New Wilmington and Pulaski Boys Playball Tilt
A game of ball was enjoyed between the New Wilmington and Pulaski boys on Thursday afternoon. Michael Hall referenced in the report indicates a local sporting event took place on a Tuesday evening and a game occurred on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chael Hall
New Wilmington and
Pulaski Boys
Cleaning Wheat At Time Of Threshing
A new machine, simple in construction, attaches atop a threshing machine and uses its power to clean wheat during threshing. It targets avoiding contamination from dirt weed seeds and foreign grain such as wild oats buckwheat and other varieties, reducing economic waste. The design and testing were highlighted by Popular Mechanics as addressing this need.
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Popular
Automatic Shuttleless Loom Made In England
An English inventor claims a new automatic shuttleless loom will revolutionize cotton manufacturing. It reportedly weaves cloth 25 percent finer in appearance and roughly twice as fast as current looms. It accepts two yarns or counts and can produce six to ten colors with a simple color mechanism. More than half the states have a county named Washington.
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Hanna
New Castle Hardware Co
Boston
Yae Helpful Bank
Lawrence Savings
Rust Company
IMEMBER_FEDERAL
Reserve
Mahoning Park
Warren
Ohio
Good Reads & Street Car
Europe
Workmen's
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co
du Shane Agency
St. Cloud
S. & Wi. I. Opera Mouma
Uarantoad Re Co
West Side
West Side School
Roger Ormond
J. A. Turner
Broad Street
Willys- Knight
Pulaski News
Neiman’s
Salk
the Suit House
OF New Castle
England
Dean’s Auto Service
Grove Street
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