Highland School Awards Highlight Thrift Among Pupils
Many Highland students received thrift awards as the school posted a high average saving per pupil of 22.91 percent. Top records came from grade 6A-1 with 8A and 6A-2 tied for second. Four year savers earned thrift diplomas, with names including Paul Gormley, Lian Dieterle, Genevieve McCalmont, Emma Sewall, and many others across grades 4A 6B 6A-2.
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Highland School
Paul Gormley
Lian Dieterle
Genevieve McCalmont
Emma Sewall
Layre Wheeler
Gethin Thomas
Betty Baum
Jane Wise
Heber Baldwin
Sara Lee Broida
Marian Bergland
Thelma Fox
Margaret Hoffman
Joan Rudolph
John Robeson
Richard Rentz
Jean Haug
Betty Davis
Vivian Jenkins
Billy Pherson
Ruth Davis
Betty Johnson
John Mee~ Michael
Nellie Simons
June Carrol
Mary Lou Hattan
Lois Lee
Dorothy McClurg
Mary Schmidt
Esther Jane Cavan
Clea Boughter
Ruth Connor
Mildred Layton
Bertha Rosen
Jane Steen
Leone Weiss
Anna Mae Dietterle
Gillis Falls
Dorothy Magill
James Merriless
Ruth Patterson
Dorothy Remsey
Elizabeth Slayer
Jane Shilton
Isabel Douglas
Sara Kohn
Betty Templeton
Bob Boughter
Betty Hice
Carlton Barnes
Audry Gilland
Robert, Genkinger
Pauling Manos
Lena Silverman
Laura Dickey
Edward Fritz
Dorothy Meyers
Garnet Phillips
Betty Weinschenk
Mary K. Jackson
Bob MacGill
Grace Porter
Nell Young
Dorothy Brest
Marion Brown
Pegey Craig
June Evans
Nancy Hack
George Kench
Neale Langsdale
Morton Love
Sherman Samuels
Helen Allen
Ruth Chilton
Roberta Cleal
Thomas Shaffer
Marie Urmson
Julia Patterson
Dean Polfork
Betty Smith
Robert Wilkins
Bobby Matthews
Mary Matthews
Thelma Morgan
Eleanor McFall
Donald Porteous
Nedta Sergeant
Martha’ Mae Shaffer
Mary Herbold
Jean Limber
Stanley Witherspoon
Betty Bridenbaugh
Jean Casselman
Donald McIntosh
David McLaughlin
Ralph Phillips
Ruth Sprott
Billy Tebay
Katherine Wilson
Margaret Braden
Jean Gardner
Billy Headdings
Dick Hamilton
Darla Marvin
Virginia McBride
Bettylyn McConaghy
Ruth Stevenson
Edna Webb
Harry Baron
Thomas Bricker
Lois Chambers
Billy House
Helen King
Pauline Rollin
Billy Allison
Roberts Harper
Eleanor Horner
Arthur Kohn
Archie Ridley
Howard Burkley
Loring Gordon
Jayne Magee
June Maxler
Children Show At First Methodist Church Sunday
Children from the Bible school at First Methodist Church present Gretchen's Wonderful Adventure for Children's Day at 11 o'clock Sunday morning. The program includes an organ prelude, various hymns, a baptism of infants, and a cast with roles such as Gretchen queen's attendants and elf characters. A short offering talk is given by Dr. W J Beal. Organ postlude closes the event with Dubois Entrée duCartege.
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Gretchen
H. ©. Weaver
Cgretchen
Queen's Attendants
Butterfly
South Wind
Rone
Queen's Page
Fairias
Rainbow Group
Flower Girls
W. J. Beal
Dubois
Letters of greeting sent to Lindbergh from New Castle
A flood of letters from New Castle are being air mailed to Captain Lindbergh for his arrival in Washington tomorrow. Local post office dispatches mail by train to Youngstown or Cleveland, then by air to New York and Washington. Citizens hope the greetings reach in time, reflecting persistent effort to honor the famed aviator.
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New Castle
Fiftieth Convention Opens at First U P Church
The fiftieth annual convention of Beaver Valley Presbytery’s Woman's Missionary Society met at the First United Presbyterian Church with about 100 delegates from Ambridge Woodlawn Eltwood City Beaver Falls Mt Jackson New Galilee Camp Run Pottersville and local churches. Readings by Lilian McConnell and Mrs G C Pul ton framed a day of history reports devotional services and a luncheon.
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Beaver Valley
First United Presbyterian Church
Ambridge
Woodlawn
Eltwood City
Beaver Falls
Mt. Jackson
New Galilee
Camp Run
Pottersville
Misa Lilian McConnell
India
Mra
D. Pulton
Beaver
Rebekah Browne
Lyda Mitchell
Mary Samuel
Rawipindi
Iola
Missing Westerville Boy Believed Kidnapped
Garnet Shorter, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Shorter of Westerville Ohio, has been missing since Friday afternoon June 3. Described as 4 feet 8 inches, sandy hair, brown eyes, 95 to 105 pounds, wearing a light shirt, corduroy trousers, brown shoes without stockings, no cap. Rumor says he was abducted by a roving band of American gypsies.
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Garnet Shorter
Wade Shorter
Westerville
Grete Net Ia
Garnet
Feld
Otter
Seeks To Locate Missing Son Kenneth Hansley
A. A. Hansley of London Mercer county asks moral police aid to find his son Kenneth 18 who ran away from home on May 40 described as five feet tall 120 pounds with dark hair gray eyes a bent nose wearing light cap mixed gray and blue saltwater shoes
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A. A. Hansley
London
Mercer County
Moral Police
Kenneth
Rose Avenue School Publishes New Student Booklet
Rose Avenue elementary school introduces a booklet titled Rose Leaves showcasing active student literary works and school progress from the students’ view. Superintendent Dr Green praises efforts to recognize children, noting the attractive cat er design and includes several mimeographed pages.
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Rose Avenue
Green
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