Fifty Plus Girls Set for YWCA Camp Opening Week
Camp East Brook in Newcastle opens its first twelve day period Monday with 51 girls from Newcastle and vicinity. Activities include swimming life saving dramatics handcraft music tennis and other sports. Second period runs June 26 to July 8 with limited accommodations remaining.
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New Castle
Marguerite White
Camp East Brook
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Ann Cain
Margaret Fischer
Geraldine Turk
Beryle Camerson
Clarissa Duff
Janet Myers
Franziska Buchinger
Late Happenings In Welsh City By William A Johns
Sunday events include a song service at Emmanuel Baptist church with top church singers and brief speeches. Emmanual Baptist seeks reports on the Beard Baptist Association meeting June 13 and 14 at Mount Zion Baptist church. Star of Wales group discusses right thinking next Sunday. William H. Davies of Whiting, formerly of New Castle, recovering from illness. William J. Davies witnessed a record race by Sir Malcolm Campbell in Florida.
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Emmhanuel Baptist Church
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Beard Baptist Association
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Star of Wales
Emmanuel
Whiting, Ind
William H. Davies
New Castle
William J. Davies
Northview Avenue
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Florida
Fire damages roof at Bigley plumbing shop
Central firemen responded to sparks from a chimney igniting the shingle roof of the Bigley plumbing shop on South Croton Avenue Friday at 2 30. The blaze was quickly extinguished and damages were negligible.
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Central
Bigley Plumbing
South Croton Avenue
Few Applications for Forestry Work by Veterans Here
Secretary Orville Potter of the Lawrence County Chapter of the American Red Cross says few veterans have applied for forestry work with the Veterans Contingent of the Civilian Conservation Corps. Applications must be in duplicate with four endorsers, include discharge, and show evidence of eligibility for World War I or earlier conflicts. Transportation, pay allotment, and assignment details follow terms for accepted applicants.
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Veterans Contingent
Civilian Conservation Corps
Orville Potter
Lawrence County
American Red Cross
Veterans Administration
Red Cross
Engineers Head Is Indicted For Failure Of Bank
Alvanley Johnston grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers was indicted by the Cuyahoga county grand jury on charges tied to the collapse of the Standard Trust Bank of Cleveland.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Alvanley Johnston
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Standard Trust Bank of
Examinations for Driver Licenses Set for Tuesday
The state highway patrol will hold the next operator's license exams Tuesday on Sampson Street. Tests run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily pace, with applicants tested in arrival order.
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State Highway Patrol
Sampson Street
Wom en's Home Missionary Society Elects Officers
Ten members met on Thursday afternoon as Mrs. Asa Hoffmaster hosted the Wom en's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church. Dorothy Bennett led the Home Guards. Alma Robinson and Belle Mitchell attended as guests. Officers elected for the year: President Ruby Hoffmaster, Vice President Anna Rodgers, Secretary Beight, Treasurer Clarence McConnell. Remarks included plans for a July joint picnic with the Queen Esther girls at Mrs. Shaw's home.
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Asa Hoffmaster
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Home Guards
Dorothy Bennett
Alma Robinson
Belle Mitchell
Ruby Hoffmaster
Anna Rodgers
Beight
Clarence McConnell
Lois Book
Missionary Societies
Queen Esther
Shaw
Church Services and Sunday School Schedule
Sunday school at 9 a.m. led by Clyde Rodgers superintendent. Morning service at 10 a.m. with a children’s day program. Evening service at 7 30 p.m. Rev. Elmer Minnigh is pastor.
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Clyde Rodgers
Elmer Minnigh
Sunday church schedule and social visit brief
Sunday school at 10 a m led by superintendent Fred Coates. Young people's meeting at 6 45 p m. Mr and Mrs Joseph Pero of Etna were Wednesday evening dinner guests at the home of Mrs Herman Schock.
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Fred Coates
Joseph Pero
Etna
Herman Schock
Local Social News Highlights From Ellwood City Area
Mrs Ida Waldinger of Pittsburgh visits Mr and Mrs Ray Biddle. Verdun Mitchell and son Jimmie stay with James Leeper for weeks. Kenneth Black and Dorothy McCune of New Castle guest Olive Wigton. Cortland guest Mrs Gordon Hryer with sister Mrs Elizabeth Peterson. Hofmeister Coates quartet to sing at First Christian Ellwood City Sunday June 11. J M Lease and son Martin of Wampum with Joseph Arnold visit locals. Mary Williams of New Castle recovering at daughter Leohard Gilmore’s home. Waneta Willey injures finger. infected, treated by physician. Andrew Pfhal es and children William Smith and Albert Smith with Shirley visit Crawford avenue home.
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Ida Waldinger
Pittsburgh
Ray Biddle
Verdun Mitchell
Jimmie
James Leeper
Kenneth Black
Dorothy McCune
New Castle
Olive Wigton
Gordon Hryer
Cortland, O
Elizabeth Peterson
Hofmeister-Coates
Christianr
First Christian Church
Ellwood City
J. M. Lease
Martin
Wampum
Joseph Arnold
Mary Williams
Leohard Gilmore
Waneta Willey
Andrew Pfhales
William Smith
Albert Smith
Shirley
Crawford Avenue
Garden Club and Social Notes Highlight New Castle Visitations
New Bedford resident Mrs. Albert Genkinger spent Thursday in New Castle with friends. Visits included Mrs. Charles Mitcheltree in Pulaski and Mrs. Jane Bond from Roanoke. Donald Price from Cleveland plans a summer with the Shields. The Garden club toured Brandmiller gardens and will host a sixth annual flower show June 14. Friends honored Mrs. Jane Feight on her 85th birthday with a social gathering.
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Albert Genkinger
New Castle
Charles Mitcheltree
Pulaski
Fred Shields
Jane Bond
Roanoke
Robert McClenahan
Donald Price
Cleveland
T. E. Shields
Garden Club
Brandmiller Gardens
Tippicance Road
Youngstown, CO
C. H. Rogers
Kline Stiver
Hub
A. J. Genkinger
Jane Feight
Hazel Carlisle
Stella Wilcox
L. E. Weston
Rosemary
Jessie Walker
Mabel Wallace
Elizabeth Kay
Doctor Freeman resigns as Westminster College dean
Dr. Charles Freeman resigns as dean of Westminster College effective next fall after 25 years in the role and 39 years on the Westminster faculty. He will focus on instruction and a successor will likely be announced this summer.
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New Wilmington
Charles Freeman
Westminster College
Freeman
Westminster
Swick Attacks Veterans Cuts in Congress Debate
Representative J Howard Swick denounces the president for misusing funds and harming veterans from the Spanish American and World Wars. He argues no tax hike is needed for full veterans compensation, cites Coulter case, and accuses administration of diverting funds to forestation and foreign loans while veterans face reduced support.
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Washington
Mew Castle News
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J. Howard Swick
Swick
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William O. Coulter
Beaver Falls
Church Services and Community News
VOLANT church services list Presbyterian Children’s Day program at 10 a and 11 a church program, Epworth League at 7 p with Miss Agnes Drake recovering from an appendicitis operation in Youngstown City hospital in very good condition and expected home soon.
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Youngstown City Hospital
Death Notice for George Coblentz in Chicago Auto Crash
Fay Coblentz received word that his brother George Coblentz of Chicago was killed in an automobile accident on May 31. The notice states the death occurred in Chicago and names Fay Coblentz as the recipient of the information.
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George Coblentz
Chicago
Local Notes Detail Visits of Regional Residents
Miss Lucille Sutherland of Jamestown visits grandmother Mrs. Lillie Allen. Miss Marie Drake stays with her aunt Mrs. Thomas Wareham of Rich Hill. Miss Jo Kennell of this place is mentioned in the notes.
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Lucille Sutherland
Jamestown
Lillie Allen
Marie Drake
Thomas Wareham
Rich Hill
Jo Kennell
State Encampment Opens Monday in Pittsburgh
The twenty first annual convention of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War in Pennsylvania will meet in Pittsburgh the coming week with opening sessions Monday. HQs are at the William Penn Hotel and Eliza Winans McBride Tent No 20 will send officers Mrs. Jessie Crooks and Mrs. Pearl Cook. A large group from the tent plans to attend including many named members.
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Department of Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
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Daughters of Union Veterans
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Eliza Winans McBride
State Department
Jessie Crooks
Department
Pearl Cook
Dent
Mary Kurtz
Maude Fisher
Florence Gillespie
Alice Jackson
Jessie Mayne
Minnie Kaufman
Mary McBride Beisel
Tillie Hartman
Emma McKissick
Margaret Fray
Mary Meyers
Martha Fox
Rebecca McKissick
Minnie Mayers
Anna Haley
More Workmen Recalled To Jobs
Pittsburgh June 10 four thousand men will be recalled to work at the McKeesport plants of the National Tube Company within the next ten days, president F W Waterman said today. Another 1000 workers will resume at three Wheeling Steel operations about the same time officials stated. At McKeesport employees will work part time with production resuming at a blast furnace a Bessemer plant a blooming mill a skelp mill and several bullweld furnaces. Waterman said general improvement in the steel industry has made this possible.
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Pittsburgh
McKeesport
National Tube Company
F. W. Waterman
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Bessemer
Church Sunday Schedule Observes Children’s Day
Pulaski Presbyterian lists William Parson D D pastor 10 a m Sunday School Lincoln L Rodgers Superintendent Children’s Day following Sunday School Methodist offers 10 a m Sunday School John P Clark Superintendent pianoist Dorothy Meek 7 p m Epworth League president Mrs Francis Taylor 8 p m church service Rev Henry Shilling pastor.
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Methodist
John R. Morette
Epworth League
William Parson
Lincoln L. Rodgers
John P. Clark
Dorothy Meek
Francis Taylor
Henry Shilling
Local social notes from Pulaski area hosted visits
Ada Hershey of Ellwood City guests James Black. Fred Shields of New Bedford visits Mr and Mrs Chas Mitcheltree. Ted Davis and family of Scio Ohio visit Mrs Thomas Vaughn. Barton Garmen and daughter Barbara Mae with George Hogue and William Rapp visit Vaughn. James Black and Armella Bilger dine with Ada Hershey, then all visit Mrs Joseph Dalbey in Brighton.
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West Middlesex
George Hogue
William Rapp
Wheatland
Thomas Vaughn
James Black
Armella Myrtle Bilger
Ada Hershey
Lawrence
Sixth Street
Ellwood City
Joseph Dalbey
Brighton
Strawberry growers seek shotguns to guard patches
In a curious note the piece describes strawberry growers shopping for shotguns to deter nocturnal trespassers as they guard berry patches. It mentions the season’s berry abundance, a lack of cherry crops, and a lighthearted aside about toads Dexter and Daphne reading the newspaper.
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Dexter
Daphne
Tennis Stars Headed for Wimbledon Championship
Four U. S. tennis stars sailed for Britain to compete in Wimbledon. Cliff Sutter of New Orleans and Lester Stoefen set sail last night while Ellsworth Vines Jr. and Keith Gledhill prepare to embark today. Only Vines will play in the Davis Cup matches, with the others planning to sail around July 1.
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International News Service
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U. S
Britain
Cliff Sutter
New Orleans
Lester Stoefen
Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Keith Gledhill
Vines
Levine to Receive Ohio State Diploma
Sherman K. Levine of 418 Neshannock Avenue will graduate from Ohio State University with the class of 1 500 at the 56th annual commencement exercises. Levine earns the juris doctor degree in law.
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Sherman K. Levine
Neshannock Avenue
Ohio State University
Levine
Shields to Speak Before Kiwanis
Tad E. Shields of New Bedford former county commissioner will address the Kiwanis club at The Castleton luncheon on Wednesday June 14. He will discuss Money Deflated Inflated Frozen Liquid Hidden and Otherwise.
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Tad E. Shields
New Bedford
Kiwanis Club
Castleton
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