Gonick Donates Cabin For Camp Rentz Aide
A new boys cabin donated by A H Gonick will be named Jack at Camp Rentz. The gift, seventh cabin, is matched by YMCA directors funding to build the sixth cabin. The two cabins measure fourteen by eighteen feet and will house eight boys and a counselor. Opening July 2 1935 Camp Rentz aims to set attendance records at the Slippery Rock site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Rentz
The
M C. A
Jack
A. H. Gonick
Smith's Cleaners and Dyers
Camp Rentz
R. Lt. Meermans
Y Today
Gonick
Meermans
YM. C. A
Slippery Rock
Gardner Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Health Updates
Gardner residents share visits and recoveries as Miss Wilma Woods of New Castle stays with friends. Mrs. Harry Gibson remains under care but improving. Miss Clara Shuler visits Gardner from New Castle. Miss Virginia Hay of Gardner travels to Sharon with Mr. and Mrs. Frazier for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Woods
New Castle
Gardner Friends
Harry Gibson
Gardner
Clara Shuler
Virginia Hay
Sharon
Frazier
New
Lottery Bill Is Voted Down in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on June 13 the Pennsylvania House defeated Rep. Clinton A. Sowers bill to create a $100,000,000 state lottery for relief and old age and blind pensions. The 88 to 98 vote failed to reach a constitutional majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House
Clinton A. Sowers
Thief Breaks Car Window Finds Only Burial Wreath Samples
Salt Lake City reporter notes a thief smashed the window of R. H. Blake's automobile but took nothing. The car contained only samples of burial wreaths carried by Blake, a salesman for a San Francisco floral company.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
R. H. Blake
Blake
San Francisco
Food Bill High You Say Scouts Jamboree Feeds 30 000
Article previews the National Jamboree in Washington August 21 30 for 30 000 Boy Scouts and 30 000 Scouters with plans for 17 000 loaves of bread 17 000 pounds of meat 900 bushels potatoes and 30 000 quarts milk daily plus extensive camp logistics and ground layout to support the event. It notes the vast food system and engineering needs surrounding the tented city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jersey
Scout Movement
United States
Rich Hill Church Sabbath School and Awards
Sunday services at Rich Hill include Sabbath school at 10 with superintendent Mr Kirk and church service at 11. Marie and Mable McConnell received gold seals for three years of attendance. five family members were recognized for faithful Sabbath school work along with three families rewarded for their effort in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Hill Church
Mr. Kirk
Man McConnell
Marie
Mable McConnell
Children's Day Program Highlights at Sabbath School
A Sunday program on June 9 during Sabbath school featured songs, prayers, greetings by Mary Virginia Barron, and multiple performances by children. Highlights included recitations, tableaux, plays by Beginners and Junior groups, and a Benediction led by Lois Edie.
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Mary Virginia Barron
Carolyn Floyd
Mildred
Maxine Richael
God's Free Garden
Betty Booker
Harold McConnell
Jesus
Lois Edie
May
Elsie Carter
May Rose Reed
Ralph Boyles
Attendance awards honor yearlong and two-year records
A group received attendance awards for perfect Sundays and multiple-year records. Harold McConnell earned a certificate for one year, while Louise McDowell Richard McConnell and John Sontag received silver seals for two years of steady attendance.
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Harold McConnell
Louise McDowell
Richard McConnell
John Sontag
Sher
Sunday School Class Elects King McCreary Teacher
The Young Married Men and Women organized a Sunday school class and elected King McCreary as teacher. Officers include President Mrs. Wilson Booker Vice President Mrs. George Floyd Secretary Mrs. Walter Barkley and Treasurer George.
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King McCreary
Wilson Booker
George Floyd
Walter Barkley
Youth group from Rich Hill church at East Brook council meeting
A group of young people represented Rich Hill church at a council meeting held in the M. E. church of East Brook on Monday evening. Attendees included Margaret Edwards Elsie and Mae Carter Louise McDowell Edith Cornman Mrs. B V Carter Charles Cornman Edwin and Alvin Carter Russell Allison and Harold Welker.
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Rich Hill Church
M. E. Church of
East Brook
Maragret Edwards
Elsie and Mae Carter
Louise McDowell
Edith Cornman
B. V. Carter
Charles Cornman
Edwin
Alvin Carter
Russell Allison
Harold Welker
Local Visitors and Family Visits Reported in Area
Russell Allison spent Sunday with his brother Paul Allison of New Castle. Mr and Mrs Paul Snyder of New Castle visited the former's father. T A Miquel of Youngstown spent the week end with Mr and Mrs R J Barron. Mrs Hunter of New Castle stayed with her daughter Mrs Jesse Carr. Rev and Mrs Everette Campbell of Youngstown spent several days among friends here last week. Mrs M K McDowell and Francis McDowell of Beaver Falls spent the week end at their home here. Mr and Mrs Grover Stevenson spent several days last week in Washington DC and other points of interest. Mr and Mrs George Pontius and daughter Edna of Ellwood road visited Mr and Mrs Martin Booker. Mrs Kinner and son Charles of Butler and Mr and Mrs Clyde Grannis
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Paul Snyder
New Castle
T. A. Miquel
Youngstown
R. J. Barron
Hunter
Jesse Carr
Everette Campbell
M. K. McDowell
Francis McDowell
Beaver Falls
Grover Stevenson
Washington, D. C
George Pontius
Edna
Ellwood Road
Martin Booker
Kinner
Charles
Butler
Clyde Grannis
Frank Palmer
Will Smith
Preston Zimmerman
Belle Zimmerman
Charles Grundy
Volant
Clyde Grundy
Andy Brophy
Dorothy
Harold Boyle
Harry Mars
Ralph Tanner
Ed Millison
Betty
W. G. Rudolph
George Houston
George Sweezy
Huey
Donald Rice
W. A. Lloyd
Jackson
Iowa
Arthur Brenneman
Harrisville
William Lytle
Ed Lytle
Jackson Center
Walter Rudolph
Grove City
Charles Rudolph
Carmen Hawthorne
Joanne
Sammy Lee
Sara Uber
North Liberty
Oakes
Paul Macom
Joseph Grimm
Grimm
Elizabeth Coleman
Search Light Bible
Rudolph
How to Get Rid of Gray Hair at Home
Learn to cover gray hair to look years younger in under thirty minutes. The ad touts Rap-I-Do as a lasting hair colorer with 18 shades, claiming it won’t wash out or fade and won’t affect perms. Eckerd’s Drug carries the product today.
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Marcel
Eckerd
Library Binders To Keep NRA Standards
The New Castle Free Public Library plans to maintain NRA binding standards despite a large annual library binding expenditure. A joint committee formed a code setting a forty four hour week, minimum wage, and child labor prohibition. Binders pledge to uphold these standards, with signatories to be publicly named.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania grade crude oil association meets at State College
Producers refiners and merchandisers of Pennsylvania grade crude oil plan their annual convention at Penn State College in State College on June 20 and 21. About 400 members are expected to attend this mid June gathering of industry officials and suppliers.
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State College
Pennsylvania
Penna State College
Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association
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Directors Aid
Waskins
Thomas Shaffer
Norman Walker
Maxine
Junior
Shenango
Carl Johnson
Ruthie
Barkeyville
Carbaugh
Ernest A. Schink
Indiana
International News Service
Matrix Shoes
Davis Shoe CO
Plymouth
Dodge
J. R. Rick Motor CO
Washington St
Dewy Shifflet
B. Dicks
George McConaghy
Thomas
Harlansburg
Sherman McConnell
John Barron
Mary Virginia
Garfield Miguel
Janet Marie
New Wilmington
Alvin Shuller
Billie
E. C. Colton
Paul Welker
Claire McConnell
William
Mitchel
Walter Bush
S. D. Welker
Rich Hill
Chidren
Amazing Values
East Washington St
Normandy
Miller’s
Realty
Young Peoples Council
Paul Allison
J Rufrew Co
Butiler
NRA
City Library
Leesburg News
Ralph
Orpha Scollard
Chrysler
Croton Ave
Krtp Cec
Cecemc
Ini
Ellwood City
Tampam
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone CO. OF
Penna
S. Mercer Street
New Castle, Pa
Bell Telephone Company
Bet Telect
Public Enemy No. L
U. S. Royals
U. S
U.S
U. S. Guard
Storage Battery & Electric Service CO
N. Mercer St
United States Rubber Products, Inc
Broadway
New York
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