Quartette Wins At Youngstown Eisteddfod
New Castle singers shined at the Youngstown Eisteddfod with Universal Quartet winning first in the quartet contest among nine groups. Bertha Pritchard Taylor won girls under 12, while New Castle Choral Society placed second as Cleveland’s 175-voice choir won with a two-point margin. Adjudicators praised Prof Johns and accompanist Edwin Lewis. some locals felt the Youngstown choir deserved lower marks.
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New Castle
Youngstown
Jy Sud
Universal Quartette
Messrs
George Anthony
Harry Eastman
Harry Davis
B. L. Watkin
Piere B. R. Kay
New York
Bertha Pritchard Taylor
David Taylor
Pollock Avenue
Jetty
New Castle Choral Society
R. E. Johns
Edwin Lewis
choral _choir
Cleveland
Griff Jones
Key
Johnson
Johns
Andrew Setter
Eisteddfod
Community Chest Board Meeting Tonight in New Castle
Members of the executive board of the New Castle Community Chest will meet this evening at 7 30 in the Board of Trade Office on North Mercer street. The session, a regularly scheduled meeting postponed two weeks ago, will cover routine financial operations of the Chest.
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The
New Castle Community Chest
Board of Trade
North Mercer Street
Resinol Ointment Heals Baby Ear Sore Says Mrs Bartosch
Mrs C Bartosch of Pittsburgh reports a sore ear on her baby healed in days after using Resinol Ointment. She notes she tried many remedies before Resinol and would not be without it again.
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N.S
Pittsburgh
Eight Nurses To Be Graduated From New Castle Hospital
Commencement exercises at the New Castle hospital training school for nurses will be held at Liberty Theatre Tuesday evening June 16 at 7 30 oclock. Eight young ladies will graduate with public invited. Program includes Torchlight March and songs, solos by Elizabeth Fleming and Henry Miller, and diplomas presented by Judge Emery with addresses by Rev H Seidel and Dr PB Brice. Graduates: Anna Mary Maffley Coletta Marie Doerner Grayce Elizabeth Morrissey Esther Frances Reynolds Mary Elizabeth Elliott Augusta Martina Roll Margaret Ardell Welch Mary Catherine Maffley.
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New Castle Hospital
Liberty Theatre
B. F. Moorhead
Scotson Clark
Elizabeth Martin Fleming
Henry Millar
Paul Browne Patterson
H. Seidel
Dell 'Acqua
Frances Mellor
S. P. Emery
Henry Miller
PB. J. Brice
Three Years To Penitentiary For Frank Appugliese
Frank Appugliese was sentenced by Judge Emery to a term of three to six years in the Western Penitentiary for shooting Patrolman Grover Syling in the leg during a call to the Casolari home in Groton. Attorney Clyde Gibson urged an alternative institution for reform, noting his client’s efforts at education. the judge stressed the gravity of shooting an officer and affirmed the sentence.
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Ise
Frank Appugi
Grover Syling
Sam Casolari
Groton
Emery
Peniten
Appugliese
Appugniese
Tourists Find Refreshing Stop at Cascade Park Camp
Visitors from Canada and many U.S. states arrive at Cascade Park tourist camp in New Castle seeking shade and relief from scorching sun. Cars display hometown tags from Newport Vermont to Toronto Canada as locals welcome the vacationers. Police officers Lynch and Letera take annual vacations while Jones and Shhuller resume duties.
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Canada
Florida
Iowa
Georgia
Michigan
North Carolina
Vermont
West Virginia
Pat Cascade Park
New Castle
Cision
Real Auto Tourista
Newport
Sulphur Springs
Fla
Detroit
Mich
Atlante
Toronto
Sioux City
Charlotte
N.C. Burtin
Thomas Lynch
Robert Letera
Frank M. Jones
Fred Shhuller
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Chorus
NEW Castle Drug Corp
Corner Mill
North Streets
W. C. Druschel
Bell Phone
East Long Avenue
Glass St
Cage Bros. Inc
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Graham Brothers Trucks
Foster
Jefferson Street
Community Chest Board
So. Mill St
Offutt's
Judge Emery
Frank Appugliese
Ieee
Fisher’s Big Store
Long Avenue
Simmon
Beautiful
Period
the Fist
Dawe
Kays
Eckerd
East Washington Street
Metzler
Cascade
J. B. Neilsen
Optometrist
Mercer Street
Nixon Theatre
John Strub
Beaver Falls
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