Two New Castle Girls To Graduate At Oberlin College
Two New Castle residents Alene F Hyde and Edna M Sheaffer graduate from Oberlin College Conservatory of Music and will receive Bachelor of School Music degrees at the Centennial Commencement on June 20. Oberlin showcases a history parade and monument unveiling with speaker Robert A Millikan.
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New Castle
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Alene F. Hyde
Wilmington Ave
M. V. Hyde
Edna M. Sheaffer
Court St
Edward R. Sheaffer
Conservatory of Music
Anti-Saloon League
William J. Hutchins
Berea
Robert A. Millikan
Oberin
Broadway Actress Chooses Isolated Island Life Over City
Christine Compton, a American actress last seen on Broadway in 1929, has lived alone for two years on Goat Island near Tobago. She rows to a passing steamer for food, survives on canned goods, and uses time at a typewriter between swims. She says her Robinson Crusoe existence is a cure for arthritis and plans to return home to the island.
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International News Service
New York
Robinson Crusoe
West Indies
Christine Compton
Goat Island
Tobago
Trinidad
Port of Spain
Compton
Tropics
Millionth Visitor Delights Century of Progress Officials
Cool weather drew crowds as attendance at the Century of Progress surpassed one million, with Miss Eleanor Frost of Syracuse as the millionth visitor. Maj Lenox R Lohr presented a fair medallion as crowds set a weekday record, with 177 815 paid at 11 30 pm Monday.
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International News Service
Chicago
Macon
Visitior
Eleanor Frost
Syracuse
N. Y
Lenox R. Lohr
Libby Holman In Rhode Island Summer Retreat
Libby Holman Reynolds widow of Smith Reynolds and heir to tobacco millions arrived at Watch Hill Rhode Island for a summer retreat. She has been staying in a Hartford owned cottage since Friday and has been seen visiting Westerly in a large touring car. The line about ungrateful man is attributed to Assonius.
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International News Service
Watch Hill
R. I
Libby Holman Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
North Carolina Tobacco Millions
East Beach
C. F. Sturdant
Hartford
Niles State Bank to reopen under state rules
Niles Ohio June 14 about $200 000 expected to be released Thursday when the Niles Bank company which closed about two years ago reopens under rules approved by the State banking department Jacob D Waddell steel man and director of the Mahoning Valley Sanitary district has been chosen to head the reorganized bank
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Niles, O
Niles Bank Company
State Banking Department
Jacob D. Waddell
Mahoning Valley Sanitary District
Reorganized Bank
The Eighteenth Amendment and Liquor Industry Corruption
Clarence A. Patterson argues the Eighteenth Amendment protects government from liquor industry corruption as the slavery amendments protected government from slavery. He asks voters to weigh reform of the liquor industry before repeal, noting historical parallels to earlier constitutional protections.
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Clarence A. Patterson
Children to flock to park for 1933 kiddies day
Hundreds of children released for summer vacation will enjoy a Thursday kiddies day picnic at Cascade Park with half price amusement rides and low price ice cream cones and pop. The New Castle high school band will perform and the park commission sets 10 cent pool rates while street car fare drops to five cents. Mothers’ worries eased with mayoral supervision of athletic events and Boy Scout patrols on duty.
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Cascade Par
New Castle High School
Park Commission
Billy Glenn
Local Notes From Harlansburg And Nearby
Community updates report illnesses visits and travel. Mrs C A Frampton is very ill. Jean Locke returns from Greenville. G R Kerr visits Volant. Dorothy Jordan from Grove City spends time with the Coopers. R J Brown visits Volant relatives. Presbyterian Church Children’s Day joyfully attended. Irene Eakin in town for three week nurse vacation. Robert Brown home for summer from University of Pennsylvania. Carrie Cunningham returns home for summer. Miller family attends funeral of Ralph Miller at Camp Run. Arch Barber and children dine with the Browns for Mrs Brown’s birthday. Staley and daughter Bessie of Slippery Rock visited Boehms. Boehm family guests Carrie Elizabeth in the evening.
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Margaret Ethel Kerr
Beaver Baptist Church School and
Young People’s Association
Harmony Church
Elizabeth Dean
Farrell
Willard Cameron
Jean
Charles Turner
Alexandria
John Turner
Springdale
S. M. Kneram
M. Kneram
George
Leesburg
Ralph Cunningham
C. A. Frampton
Jean Locke
Ernest Brooks
Greenville
G. R. Kerr
James N. McConnell
Volant
Dorothy Jordan
Grove City
Thomas Cooper
R. J. Brown
R. M. Brown
R. D
Presbyterian Church
Irene Eakin
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Robert Brown
University of Pennsylvania
Carrie Cunningham
New Castle
H. J. Miller
James
Ralph Miller
Camp Run
Arch Barber
Pump Station
Mercer County
Mrs. Brown
Will Live Near Roosevelt Home Campobello Summer Plan
Washington reports Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt and her baby will spend most of the summer near the Roosevelt camp at Campobello off the Maine coast. She has friends with adjacent camps and expects to spend substantial time there. Elliott Roosevelt has set up a Reno, Nevada residence in preparation for divorce proceedings.
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International News Service
Washington
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Campobello
Maine
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
West Coast
West
White House
Reno, Ney
Government Document Material Sought at New Castle Library
C E Dornbusch special assistant in government documents from the New York Public Library toured Pennsylvania cities for two weeks stopping in New Castle to view the Jersey library and acquire state and city Pennsylvania documents and duplicates. A letter from Robert Lingel chief of the acquisition division at the New York Library explained his mission.
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C. E. Dornbusch
New York Public Library
Fifth Avenue
42Nd Streets
New York City
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Mr. Dornbusch
Robert Lingel
New York Library
Ordain Son Of Former Residents Garlick Diaconate
Bernard Garlick of Smethport son of Bernard T and Gertrude Walker Garlick former New Castle residents was ordained to the diaconate of the Episcopal church by Bishop John C Ward.
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Bernard Garlick
Smethport
Episcopal Church
Bernard T
Gertrude Walker Garlick
New Castle
John C. Ward
Garlick Family Member Ordained at Smethport Service
The Erie diocese bishop led ordination last Saturday in Smethport for Rev. Garlick, a Smethport High School and Hobart College graduate, named curate of Grace and St. Peter's Church in Baltimore. Vast out of town attendance marked the ceremony.
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Erie
Smethport
Garlick
New Castle
Mr. Garlick
Smethport High School
Hobart College
General Theological Seminary
New York
Grace
St. Peter’s Church
Baltimore
New Castle Boy Performs Violin at Silver Jubilee Recital
George Edel, son of Mr and Mrs Matthew Edel of Shaw Street Butler, played a violin number Sunday during the Silver Jubilee celebration of Rev Fr A J Weisenberger at St Peter’s Roman Catholic church in Butler. Fr Weisenberger formerly pastored St Joseph’s in this city.
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George Edel
Matthew Edel
Shaw Street
A. J. Weisenberger
St. Peter’s
Butler
Fr. Weisenberger
St. Joseph's Church
Pennsylvania Bar Association Convention Opens June 21
Lawrence county lawyers received notice of the annual Pennsylvania Bar association convention to be held June 21 22 and 23 at Bedford Springs Pa A local delegation typically attends and noted speakers have been engaged for the sessions.
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Lawrence County
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Bedford Springs
Former County Boy to Receive PhD Today
Ray mond M. Clark son of Mr and Mrs W R Clark of Mr Jackson will be awarded his Ph D by Western Reserve University Cleveland at the annual convocation. He earned an A B from Ohio University and an MA from Columbia The former associate professor of psy any at Kent State College has taught there for several years.
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Jackson
Raymond M. Clark
W. R. Clark
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Clark
Ohio University
Columbia
Kent State College
Kent
Butler County Soldier Dead Are Tabulated
Butler Pa June 14 Veterans after six years of research presented to county commissioners a record volume listing 2 500 dead soldiers in Butler County cemeteries. The county was authorized by the State and completed by volunteers. Cost 1 200 dollars with an estimated 6 000 saved by volunteers. The volume is believed to be the first of its kind in the United States compiled by a county.
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International News Service
Butler
United States
Butler County
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John Boehm, Jr
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