New Castle Girls Set for Oberlin Commencement Honors
Berlin Ohio June 34 Two New Castle students Alene Hyde and Rana Sientyer are listed as observatory candidates for Bachelor of Arts at Oberlin College Centennia Commencement June 20. Hyde, daughter of Mr and Mrs M V Hyde of 4 Wiltingon Ave, and Sientyer, daughter of Mr and Mrs, are noted for advocacy in abolition and equal education. Oberlin College claims a historic stance on education irrespective of race color creed or sex.
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Oberlin celebrates 100 years with parade and founders unveiling
The celebration features a grand parade and the unveiling of Oberlin founders. William J. Hutchins of Berennes is invited to deliver the baccalaureate sermon while Robert A. Millikatt of Philadelphia will serve as commencement speaker. The event marks Oberlin's century with alumni surpassing 60,000.
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Libby Holman in Rhode Island andEstate Inheritance Tale
A fragmentary item reports Libby Holman in Rhode Island a Reynolds widow heir to tobacco wealth after a mysterious death at East Beach. It notes a cottage owned by C F Sturhant in Hartfordown and references visits and touring vehicles with vague, unclear details.
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Trading steamer linked to Port of Spain return
The fragment notes a trading steamer operating biweekly, with mentions of spoilage and canned goods like caviar and iguanas. It references a person named Miss Compton expected to return to Port of Spain, Trinidad, and a remark about Robinson Crusoe and tropical cures for arthritis.
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Fair Attendance Over: Million Mark
OB Lohr, a general man and paper of the fair, presented with the office. Attendance is claimed to have surpassed the million mark at the fair, signaling strong public interest and support across the event.
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Niles State Bank Reopens under New Leadership
Niles state bank announces readiness to reopen under a reorganized structure led by Jacob D. Wanded appointed as head. Sanitary concerns addressed as part of the bank’s reorganization, with rules guiding the reopening process.
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Sanitary
Reformist stance on corruption era rights and due process
A garbled historical note discusses the 18th century colonial government, arguing that corruption and industry influence endangered individual rights. It suggests self-government and due process protections were needed, with reference to reformers and constitutional amendments to curb state power and protect citizens from overreach.
Summer plans spark joy for released children crowds
Readable remnants describe hundreds of children released from county schools for the summer, with joyous plans and events. The fragmented notes mention a day of recreation and a Wednesday event, highlighting community activity for youths.
Weekend visitors share a New Castle dinner gathering
Barron and several guests from New Castle visited Brennemen family for Sunday dinner and a picnic. The group included Frank Brennemen Misa Frances Turner Hazel Brennemen and daughter, Mrs Russell Patterson and Dolores Rhiney, Mr and Mrs Oliver, Mr and Mrs Camelster and son Bobby of Warren. They planned church activities midweek and mentioned Elizabeth Dean and the Turner family in Alexandria. George Cunningham and family from Leesburg were also noted visiting.
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Library Seeks State Documents in New York Visit
Special assistant C B Dernbusch of the New York library toured New Castle's public library seeking Pennsylvania state and city documents and any duplicates for back‑transfer to New York. A letter from Robert Lingh explained the mission as part of building a broader collection. The visit drew local residents and other visitors to the Smethport area events and services last Saturday.
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Ordain Son Of Former Residents
Bernard Garlick of Smethport was ordained to the diocese of the Episcopal Church by Rev. John C. Ward. He is the son of Bernard and Gertrude Walker Garlick, former residents of New Castle.
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New Castle Boy Performs Violin at Jubilee Recital
George Edel son of Mr and Mrs Matthew Edel Shaw Street played a violin number Sunday at the Silver Jubilee celebration of Rev Fr A J Weisenberger in St Peters Roman Catholic church Butler Fr Weisenberger was a former pastor of St Josephs church this city
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Bar Association Convention Set For June At Bedford Springs
Lawrence county lawyers received notice of the annual Pennsylvania Bar association convention to be held June 21, 27 and 28 at Bedford Springs Pennsylvania. A local delegation typically attends and noted speakers have been engaged for the sessions.
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Pennsylvania Bar Association
Bedford Springs
Former County Boy To Get Degree Today
Ray mond M. Clark son of Mr and Mrs W R Clark of Jackson receives his Ph D from Western Reserve University Cleveland at the convocation today He earned an A B from Ohio University and an M A from Columbia He has long held the associate professor of psychology chair at Kent State College Kent Ohio
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Butler Co Soldier Dead Are Tabulated
Veterans of the wars of the United States after six years of research presented to the county commissioners a record volume naming 2,500 dead soldiers from Butler county cemeteries. Authorized by the state, completed by veteran volunteers. Actual cost 1200 dollars. volunteers saved an estimated 6000 dollars. The book is believed to be the first of its kind in the United States to be prepared by any county.
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