Social Centre Has Good Year
The Neighborhood House on Scioto Street reports a productive year with an average daily attendance of TS children under head Miss Caroline Haney and Maria Eleanore Muarshall. Programs in music, cooking, Bible study, and Sabbath school drew mothers and children closer, with summer plans emphasizing indoor play and garden projects funded by a seed donation from the Board of Trade. Forty children will visit Eastbrook Camp for a week, with financing handled by the financial committee led by Miss Laura Marquis.
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McChristing Butler
Scioto Street
Ueloto Street
Caroline Haney
Alice Mkder
Board of Trade
Eastbrook
Laura Parker
Laura Marquis
Hillsville A. C. and New Castle TL-60 Tie At Cascade Park
Hillsville A. C and the New Castle TL-60 battled to a 2 to 3 tie at Cascade Park Tuesday evening. The game ended after six innings due to darkness with both pitchers throwing well and ragged support in late frames. Byers and others contributed as the contest concluded.
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Hillsville A. C
New Castle
Cascade Park
Byers
Plan to close postoffice windows at seven tonight
Postmaster Harry M. Good proposes closing summer hours at seven o clock instead of eight. Civic groups have been asked to endorse the plan, but no definite action is yet taken. The move hinges on local post officials and patron reaction.
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Harry M. Good
Posta
Local notes mention Roy McConnell and others on tours
Roy McConnell the cornetist with Marlin's Melody Monarchs is filling an engagement in Detroit. Nellie J Hunt and Anna Cox depart Thursday for a six week tour of the west visiting Salt Lake City and Los Angeles among other points. Mrs L H McCamic and daughter Mary Lou travel to Coudersport Pa with Mrs Fred Wood. Mr and Mrs W J Pander and daughter Dorothy and others attend Bethany College commencement where Hon G B Odell will address the class onEducation as Armila d to Good Government. A dog barking at night in Japan leads to the owner being arrested and sentenced to work for neighbors disrupted.
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Roy McConnell
Marlin
Melody
Detroit
New Castle
Nellie J, Hunt
Anna Cox
West
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
L. H. McCamic
Mary Lou
Wallace Avenue
Coudersport
Betty Decides to Go on Lark at Coney Island
International News Service reports a baboon named Betty Snookum age 11 weighing 150 pounds escaped her chain during a Coney Island circus performance. She wandered through restaurants turning on coffee faucets, hurling a plate, and provoking a police chase before returning to her cage to sleep.
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Coney
Ravelvera
Betty
Yacht Invader Reaches Papeete Society Islands
The Invader, owned by J. P. Jefferson of Santa Barbara, reached Papeete in the Society Islands after a radio message said the yacht and all aboard were safe and plan to stay until June 20. Earlier, it was feared lost after leaving the Panama Canal March 25 and was reported missing with no sightings.
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International News Service
Warren
J. P. Jefferson
South Seas
Papeete
Balboa
Panama Canal Zone
Santa Barbara
Calif
Panama Canal
South Sea
Portable School Buildings Moved to New Grounds
At a Tuesday board meeting the city schools planned to move four portable buildings from the high school site on Lincoln Avenue to Thaddeus Stevens school grounds and place one portable at Pollock school grounds to relieve crowding this year.
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Lincoln Avenues
Thaddeus Stevens
Pollock
School Board Plans to Convert Room 108 Into Teachers Office
The high school on Lincoln avenue will turn room 108 into a teachers office and post office. The current office proves too small, and at Tuesday's board meeting, the secretary was ordered to buy supplies to fit up the room as an office.
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Lincoln Avenue
Grove City Inspection Trip by City Delegation
Members of council Lusk Davies Anderson and Burns joined by the city engineer city clerk and a Pattison Motor Car Co representative traveled to Grove City today in the police car and a Pattison company car to view a Reo patrol wagon at that location.
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Lusk
Davies
Anderson
Burns
Pattison Motor Car Co
Grove City
Pattison Motor Car Company
Reo
School Board Releases Two Local Teachers From Contracts
At Tuesday evening session the school board released Mrs. C. F. Bollard and Edith Palmer from their contracts as teachers in local schools.
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C. F. Bollard
Edith Palmer
New Castle Afro Americans Club Announces Thursday Meeting
The New Castle Afro-Americans Membership Committee schedules a Thursday afternoon gathering at 2 30 at Elm Street venue. Members urged to attend as planning and organizational duties are on the agenda.
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Elm Street
C. A
Daughters of the King Entertained at Lunch
After a church meeting at Trinity Episcopal, Daughters of the King members were hosted to lunch at Robinson's Restaurant by Mrs. J. H. Robinson, Mrs. David Harris, Miss Hila Whaley, and Mrs. Georgia Braley. The event provided an enjoyable afternoon. In Halland a temporary ban on oranges and carrots arose from hostility toward the stadtholder's family whose color was orange.
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Daughters of the King of Trinity Episcopal Church
Robinson's
J. H. Robinson
David Harris
Hila Whaley
Georgia Braley
Halland
Atterbury Sees Serious European Situation
Philadelphia June 14 General W W Atterbury vice president in charge of operation of the Pennsylvania railroad arrived in Philadelphia to attend a board meeting at Broad Street station after returning from the Rome International railways congress where he helped reorganize the body. He described the European situation as serious. Richard C Morse superintendent freight transportation eastern region also returned from Rome.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
Atterbury
International Railways Congress
Rome
Italy
Richard C. Morse
Pennsylvania
Loot Found From Box Car At Steel Plant Cellar
Police reported a theft investigation after four cases of canned milk were found hidden in a cellar at the ElHore Blair steel plant. An employee heard activity around 8 p.m. Tuesday, suggesting goods were stolen from a box car. Officers Kennedy, Horner and Nelson led the probe.
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ElHore Blair
Horner, Kennedy
Nelson
Thea
Tha
Milk Cans Brought Through Building To Cellar
A report notes that cans of milk were moved into a cellar through the building since there was no outside entrance, describing the path and method of access observed during the discovery.
County Tax Books Nearing Completion
County taxes for townships boroughs and wards can be paid at the office of County Treasurer C Lee Horner. Commissioners expect to finish the remaining wards in a few days. Delays were caused by efforts to secure a revision judged equitable.
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C. Lee Horner
Haggerty Faces Five Month Thirty Day Work House Rule
Acting Mayor Burns sentenced Mike Haggerty to a five month and twenty nine day work house term for drunkenness but suspended it. Haggerty was arrested at 3 p.m. Tuesday by Officer Logan on drunkenness charges. A British company claims a coal substitute can be produced by treating chale.
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Mike Haggerty
Burns
Haggerty
Logan
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