Confirmation Exercises for B nai B'rith School in New Castle
Extensive preparations are under way for the confirmation of 20 boys and girls from the B'nai B'rith Religious school at the opera house Sunday afternoon June 15 at 3. Rabbi Samuel H. Galdenson of Rod Shalom, Pittsburgh, will lead. Paul A. Welsh will sing with Anna Kent on piano and Mrs. H. L. Gordon on violin. This marks an epoch for Jewry in New Castle. 137 children have been confirmed in 12 years. Public is invited. doors close at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'nai B'rith
Opera House
Samual H. Galdenson
Rodef Shalom Synagogue
Pittsburgh
Paul A. Welsh
Anna Kent
H. L. Gordon
New Castle
Marcus Feuchtwanger
Coolidge Calmly Handles White House Tasks Amid Conference
President Coolidge spoke with the Belgian ambassador and Philadelphia mayor at the White House and greeted visiting students while talks with Standis, Stearns, Slemp proceeded. Senator La Follette remained at home in Washington with his son in hourly contact.
Bottle of wine leads to arrest for two Mexicans
Officer Campbell picked up Mengail Rodreigues and Francisco Maraning last night after finding them with a bottle of wine. The wine was in Maraning's possession. They had not drunk it when arrested. Rodreigues was discharged under a suspended sentence while Maraning paid a $15 fine for unlawful conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mengail Rodreigues
Frantisco Maraning
Campbell
Maraning
Rodreigues
Where To Go Tonight NIXON The Deerslayer Comedy
The evening program features Nixon with The Deerslayer in a comedy by Cliff Bowes and Virginia Vance in Moving Regent shows Harry Carey in The Lightning Rider Baby Peggy in Our Pet Dome presents East Side West Side Chaplin in The Pilgrim Star offers The Light That Failed Comedy features Dorothy Devore Henry Murdock and twenty babies in Babies Welcome Penn presents Lewis Stone Ramon Navarro and Alice Terry in Scaramouche Plastigrams shown with provided glasses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Cliff Bowes
Virginia Vance
Harry Carey
Peggy
Dorothy Devore
Henry Murdock
Pnthe News
Penn
Lewis Stone
Ramon Navarro
Alice Terry
Prohibition Leader Advocates Strict Law Enforcement
Lawrence County receives praise as law enforcement sentiment grows amid Pennsylvania prohibition battle. Wheeler cites 30,000 federal convictions and 165 of 198 Pennsylvania breweries operating illegally as proof the dry majority is backed by action. He warns against liquor interests while urging platform support and full Volstead enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Anti-Saloon League
Platform Committee
Wheeler
Strassberger
United States
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Congress
Coast Guard
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
America
Friends of Law and Order
Resolutions Committee
Republican Party
Dr. McBride
Roy Haynes
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several New Castle Area Couples
Marriage licenses issued to Wm C Williams and Martha M Baldwin both of New Castle. Norman G Hogue Shenango and Helen Ruth Beltz Shenango two. Clifford Critchlow and Margaret E Miller New Castle. Melvin H Sherrill Girard and Mae Bailey Girard. Chas G Harlan New Castle with Helen M Ashton New Castle. Clyde C Altman New Castle with Eleanor M Boyer New Castle. John Zombek and Mary Kellar New Castle. The note adds that Rheumatism is the commonest disease in Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Williams
New Castle
Martha M. Baldwin
Norman G. Hogue
Shenango Two
Helen Ruth Beltz
Clifford Critchlow
Margaret E. Miller
Melvin H. Sherrill
Girard
O. Mae Bailey
O. Chas
G. Harlan
Helen M. Ashton
Clyde C. Altman
Eleanor M. Boyer
John Zombek
Mary Kellar
Leila Anderson
Germantown
Helen Barber
Mercer
Frank Black
Dayton
Margaret Boucher
Parnassus
Merle Burke
Edgewood
Leslie Calvin
Rayburn Campbell
Woodville
Florence Cook
Poland
Johnummings
New Wilmington
Elizabeth Dunlap
McKeesport
Clarence Eddy
Freeport
Dorothy French
Sharpsburg
Rebecca Gibson
Braddock
Hamilton Gillespie
Erie
Mary Alice Graham
Pittsburgh
Lyle Guthrie
Connoquenessing
Edward Jerrow
Enon Valley
Wayland Lenox
Oakmont
Francis Livingston
Conneaut Lake
William Lockhart
Lois Logan
Bellevue
John MacLean
Buffalo
N. Y
Ethel McClelland
Alfadine McClester
Ambridge
Margaret McClure
Blairsville
Ruth McConnell
William McCreery
Anna McDowell
Arthur Mecklem
Rochester
Helen Mickulonic
Homestead
Marion Morrison
William Murdock
Canonsburg
John Nevin
Mary North
Francelia Osburn
Braeburn
Harrie Parker
Margaret Ellen Reeder
Ruth Robinson
Struthers
Gladys Shott
Mary Belle Simpson
Indiana
Ruth Margaret Simpson
Thomas C. Strangeway
Walton
Ruth Thompson
Helen Thornton
Duquesne
Sara Tracy
Ford City
Ferdinand Wogan
Sandy Lake
Martha Weingartner
Elizabeth White
Dorothy Wilson
Dravesburg
Jerome Wright
Cambridge
Mary Young
McDonald
Fllorence Boyd
Sharon
Sara Cooley
Conneaut
Lake
Cornelia Gilkey
J. Y. Jackson
Apollo
John Leonard
Gilbert Long
Percy Mitchell
Lester Petrie
Washington, D. C
Clarence Randall
Shushan
Earl Ruby
Naomi Schnath
Raymond Thornton
Russell Weller
Margaret Hinkley
Spring
Mary McLaughry
Mary Whiteman
Blind Handicap For Women Proves Unusual Success
The New Castle Field Club hosted the first women’s blind handicap nine hole event with 22 contestants. Margaret L. Craig and Mrs R C McKinley tied for first with net 41s, Rachel Wallace was runner up with net 40, and Norman A. Martin placed third with net 43. The winners' prizes were decided by numbers drawn from a hat. Regular summer tournaments for the ladies are planned, including a club championship in late fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
Margaret L. Craig
R. C. McKinley
Westminster confers 51 A B degrees at campus ceremony
The Westminster College commencement lists 51 A B degrees 13 B S degrees and four public school music certificates. The program features a processional invocation salutatory by Margaret Ree der valedictory by Mary Graham and the address by John M. Vander Meulen.
West Delegates Narrow Presidential Candidate Field
Delegates from the West gather at the Winton to choose a candidate, with a late night cabinet officers and eastern senators meeting narrowing the race to Hoover Harbord and Curtis. They deny insurgent labels and note Wisconsin La Follette followers were not invited, signaling a cautious stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolt
Winton
la Follette
Kenyon
Borah
Dickenson
Iowa
House
Minnesota
Dakotas
Kansas
Nebraska
Illinois
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Missouri
Indiana
Hoover
Harbord
Curtis
Cleveland
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette
Trial of Loeb and Leopold Set for August 4
Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb, who confessed to killing 13 year old Robert Franks, will face murder and kidnapping for ransom charges at trial on August 4. They were arraigned before Chief Justice Caverly and pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Smits
International Newspenstee
Chicago
Jaso
Nathan Leopold Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Caverly
Criminal Court
Scaramouche draws crowds at Penn theatre amid 3D Plastigrams
The film Scaramouche draws large crowds at the Penn theatre as a top feature, starring Ramon Navarro and Alice Terry with a strong romantic plot and historical setting. The program includes the new Plastigrams 3D glasses experience and additional features such as views of the Gibbons Carpentier fight and the Indianapolis auto race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scaramouche
Penn Theatre
Ramon Navarro
Alice Terry
Lewis Stone
Penn
Gibbons-Carpentier
Indianapolis
Baseball Umpire Talks With Traffic Cop in Street
Report notes a scene where a baseball umpire chats with a traffic officer on a city block while local florists plant flowers near a diamond. Three men attempt to take a counterfeit bill on the sidewalk opposite Carnegie Steel playgrounds and the youths mock them with laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Steel
Sunday School Workers Convene With Leadership Talks
The Army of Sunday School Workers meets Thursday for a two session convention. Morning program features H C Cridland and Mabel O McCurdy on leadership and childhood outreach. Afternoon includes Dr E J Meacham and Dr W I Wishart with Bonsall on church leadership. evening covers the lay priesthood by Dr Levi H Beeler and installation of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Bonsall
Levi H. Beeler
H. L. Marvin
A. T. Metcalf
Julius Sypher
Paul H. Elliott
Convention Church
Mabel O. McCurdy
H. C. Cridland
C. M. Smail
D. C. Henderson
C. A. Martin
C. W. MacGeorge
P. L. Craig
E. J. Meacham
Pittsburgh
W. I. Wishart
U. P
R. I. Orr
D. C. Schnebly
Hillside
Ellwood
U. P. Council
J. Greer Bingham
C. J. Williamson
Chicago
J. L. Stratton
Deaths Of The Day Mrs. Sarah Cole And Others
Death notices list Mrs. Sarah Cole of this city who died Tuesday and will be buried in Oak Park cemetery after arriving in New Castle. Also noted: Sam Felix aged 23 died at his home on East Cherry Street with funeral at St. Lucy's church and interment in St. Vitus cemetery. Mrs. Rose Boyle Farrell, John Simpson, and Rev. John Dice farewells described with funeral details and graveside rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Cole
C. H. Thompson
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Baltimore & Ohio
Oak Park Cemetery
Sam Felix
East Cherry Street
St. Lucy’s Church
St. Vitus Cemetery
Rose T. Boyle Farrell
Terrace Street
Farrell
Joseph Farrell
Katherine
Andrew
Louise
Michael
Thomas
Francis
George Boyle
J. J. Boyle
Hubbard
Ohio
Alice Boyle
Beaver Falls
Philip Boyle
M. Louise
Order of St. Joseph
Baden
Death Notice of Scott Mulligan in Indiana
Mrs. Frank McCreary of Park Avenue received word this morning that her brother Scott Mulligan has died at Wirt Indiana after a period of illness. She will leave this evening to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCreary
Park Avenue
Scott Mulligan
Wirt
Ind
Mulligan
Fay Lehew Funeral Services Held at Elm Street Home
Funeral services for Fay Mildred Lehew were conducted Tuesday at 2 pm from her family home 121 Elm Street led by Rev P H Lynch of the First Baptist Church McKeesport Pa Selections were sung by Martin Walker Mrs Badger and Mrs Jeffries Pallbearers included R J Peterson Frank Peterson Leroy Sullivan and William Sullivan Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Thomas James of Johns Street died Tuesday in Beaver Falls hospital after a lingering illness He leaves a daughter Mrs Fred Shoaff two sons Ernest and Bert James two sisters Mrs Catherine Klink Salem Ohio Mrs Ed Beeder Salem Ohio and a brother Ben James Wampum Funeral services for him were Thursday at 1 pm from Clinton M E Church with burial in Clinton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simpson
Masury
Ohio
Washington County
James
Elizabeth Simpson
Methodist Church of
New Bedford
Evergreen Cemetery
Dice
John
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Robert Hamil
Mt. Jackson U. P
Alexander Savage
New Galilee
E. Irvine
A. J. Randles
C. Elmer Campbell
Beaver Falls
L. L. Tait
Bessemer
Bethel
Robert Clark
William E. Patterson
Robert Kelso
John Kyle
Joseph McKim
Bethel Cemetery
Fay Lehew
Fay Mildred Lehew
Elm Street
P. H. Lynch
First Baptist Church
McKeesport
Martin Walker
Badger
Jefferies
R. J. Peterson
Frank Peterson
Leroy Sullivan
William Sullivan
Greenwood Cemetery
Thomas James
Johns Street
Fred Shoaff
Ernest
Bert James
Catherine Klink
Salem
Ed. Beeder
Ben James
Wampum
Clinton M. E. Church
Clinton Cemetery
Mrs Rebecca Baldwin dies at 75 widow of Lafayette Baldwin
Mrs Rebecca M. Baldwin aged 75 and widow of Lafayette Baldwin former Lawrence County treasurer died Tuesday June 10 at 2 pm at the Overlook sanatorium. Funeral arrangements await further details from relatives and the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca M. Baldwin
Lafayette Baldwin
Lawrence County
Overlook
San
Widow Mrs Baldwin of Shenango Township Dies
Mrs. Baldwin died Friday at 2 30 p m at Center United Presbyterian Church after six weeks of treatment in New Wilmington. Born August 23 1849 in Monroeville she lived in Shenango township most of her life and leaves two sons J Ross Baldwin and Charles H Baldwin a daughter Mrs J A VanGorder ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Her husband died about eight years ago. Funeral Friday at Center U P church with burial in Center cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
J. Ross Baldwin
Shenango Township
Charles H. Baldwin
This City
J. A. VanGorder
Ellwood City
Hulburt Visit Ties City to Lockport Couple
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hulburt of this city visit Mrs Robert Scott of Lockport New York. Mrs Hulburt was formerly Miss Olive Elliot of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hulburt
Mixed Choir Organizes And Elects Officers
The city chorus formed a permanent organization under Prof. R. E. Johns after winning at the Youngstown eisteddfod. Officers elected include Cris Thomas president Rhys Williams secretary and Richard Gwily n treasurer. They plan to expand to 100 members and meet monthly in the summer and present an oratorio in fall. They also plan to enter the Pittsburgh eisteddfod early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Eastern Star Convention Travel Reported
Mrs Fred Wolford and Mrs Stam ley Tresser departed today for Erie to attend the Eastern Star convention in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wolford
Stamley Tresser
Erie
Eastern Star
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B’nai B’rith
Coolidge
White House
Bellans
BeLoans
Boomer
H.R. Huston
Charles Chaplin
Lawrence Coo
Great Britain
Gerson
Pott Eee Saveler
Charles T. Cessna
War Weeks
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Mellon
Rockies
West
House of Representatives
Cessna
Hanford MacNider
The
American Legion
Westminster
Loeb
Leopold
Ramon Novarro and
Army OF Sunday School Workers
Rose T. Farrell
Horlick
Hickey Freeman
Fashion Park Clothes
Men's and Boys’ Store of
Washington Street
Pitts
White O& CO
Nesha White
J.r.hodge
Earl E.book
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