Former Pupils Reunion Hears McKay Memory at Yoho Home
Gaston Sunday School former members gathered at the Yoho residence on Katherine Street to honor founder John A. McKay and celebrate the fifty first anniversary of the first picnic in Wright's Woods. The event drew many past pupils and relatives, featured a large dinner, an all day program, and plans for future reunions at Yoho's house.
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Gaston Sunday School
Albert E. Yoho
Katherine Street
John A. McKay
Wright’s Woods
Mrs. W. Weinschenk
Albert Yoho
Ida McKay Yoho
Mamie McKay
Sidney McKay
Lida Geiger McConahy
Maude Whinnery Hamilton
Frances Rigby Shoaff
Annie Albarn Weinschenk
Jennie Kelly Schweigert
Annetta Butler
James Moore
Kate Barber Black
Rose Cochran Book
A. E. Yoho
H. F. Magill
Lottie Maitland
A. Sidney McKay
St. Cloud
Florida
G. W. Weinschenk
Shirley Ann Dean
Yoneny
Sheep — Hill School
Sheep Hill School
Howard F. Magill
Mary Cooper Caldwell
M. Blucher
St. Cloud Florida
Yoho
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to stimulate bile flow and ease body fatigue. It warns against laxatives and salts and claims the product uses gentle vegetable extracts to improve digestion. The copy emphasizes the red label and 25 cent price from 1931.
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Carter
C. M Co
Constables to Aid in Personal School Tax Collection
In a discussion on exoneration, McClung states there is no power to enforce collection after exoneration. Hazen urges resubmitting exonerations to McClung and using office authority to collect payments, even implying jail for nonpayers. The group notes Senate investigation shed light on the issue.
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McClung
McIivenny
Hazen
New Bedford Flower Show Draws Crowds at Town Hall
Hundreds wandered through the sixth annual New Bedford Garden Club show at City Hall with unusually beautiful exhibits. Judges praised breakfast table arrangements, miniature kitchenettes, tray service displays for the infirm, and thoughtful children’s entries.
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New Bedford
New
W.W. C. Edenroad
S. D. Pearson
William Howley
Allan Urmson
W. C. Kennedy
Lawrence County
Father Cox Addresses Large Crowd at Cascade Park
The gathering at Cascade Park, opened with America led by Joe Mescal, heard Father Cox recount U S history from the Revolution to World War I. He criticized the Economy League, praised soldiers, and questioned tax policies. Mayor Mayne noted park funds would come from non tax sources.
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Father Cox
Singing of America
Joe Mescall
Charles B. Mayne
Mayne
Grove
Cascade Park
New Castle
United States
Great Britain
Debtor Nations Move to Pay Part of US Debts
Europe presses partial payments as France defaults and Britain seeks a new Lausanne style settlement. Roosevelt accepts small sums from Great Britain Italy and others totaling about ten percent of the 144 million due while Congress retains final say. Britain pays in silver worth about 7.2 million in gold, and the U.S. notes the payment while avoiding new policy commitments.
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Europe
France
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Italy
Czechoslovakia
U. S
United States
Britain
Congress
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New Grove City Post Office Set for July Occupancy
Grove City Pa June 15 occupancy of the new post office will not occur until July. The building is plastered and ready for interior trim marble and mural finish. It will be one of the most complete buildings of its kind in the state.
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Grove City
Grove City College Holds Commencement with Noted Speakers
About 25 residents of New Castle attended Grove City College commencement on Wednesday June 14. Speaker of the House Rainey and Lowell Thomas received degrees. Rev J Norman Hunter earned a Doctor of Divinity and Dr Leroy Dodds a degree. Dodds is head of a theological school in India. Alumni Association elected officers led by President Forsythe and Vice President Mrs Mont Riley.
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Grove City College
House of Representatives
Rainey
Lowell Thomas
Thomas Cochran
Washington
Mercer
J. Norman Hunter
Lawrence County
Mt. Herman
Princeton
Leroy Dodds
United Presbyterian Theological School
India
Harold Dodds
Princeton University
Samuel Dodds
William D. Forsythe
Pittsburgh
Mont L. Riley
J. P. Hassler
Kiddies Day Draws Large Crowd At Cascade Park
Hundreds of children arrived by buggy, car, streetcar, or on foot for Kiddies Day at Cascade Park. The park supervisor noted a diverse turnout and vendors offered ice cream cones, soda, peanuts, and popcorn at reduced prices for the celebration.
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Cascade Park
C. C. Coulthard
Cascade Boulevard Improvement Progress
Cascade Boulevard from Hamilton Street to Cascade Park is being improved with ties removed holes filled and a concrete culvert. Work Relief crews of about 50 men are at work this week as the city plans to convert the right of way into a fine parkway with gravel added once progress allows.
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Bouse
Cascade Boulevard
Hamilton Street
Cascade Park
Lieutenant Dent pilots plane from Texas to New York City
Lieutenant Dent of Randolph Field San Antonio flew from Illinois to New Castle airport. He arrived at the airport yesterday and left the Bowing Observation plane in the hangar while visiting relatives at Mercer. He took off this morning for New York City.
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Dent
Mary Elizabeth Frampton dies in Harlansburg at 68
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Frampton age 68 wife of Cyrus A Frampton died at the family home in Harlansburg Wednesday at 9 pm after an illness with complications. Born May 19 1865 in Macon Illinois she resided in New Castle before moving to Harlansburg. Funeral Saturday June 17 at 2 pm E S T from the Harlansburg home with Rev C F Westover and Rev A L Warren officiating. Interment in Harlansburg.
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Anderson Funeral Home
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New Castle Hospital
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Lawrence County
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Ill
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Gospel Tabernacle
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Dessie
Harry Russell
Rocky Springs
Frank Shoemaker
Missouri
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Steubenville
Ohio
Cora Brecont
Rockyville
Ida Grindstaff
Canal Fulton
Not Guilty in Lawrence Cavalier Firearms Case
A jury acquitted Lawrence Cavalier of Ellwood City on firearms act charges. The court placed costs on the prosecutor E. R. Hartman, then struck them off as to Hartman and charged the county, reasoning the action was brought in good faith.
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China
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Lawrence Cavalier
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Hartman
Five Vacancies In School Staff
Five vacancies remain in the New Castle School system yet to be filled. Four of the nine vacancies were filled Wednesday night as the school board met. Positions include health education at West Side, primary academic duties at Mahoning, typewriting and shorthand at Benjamin Franklin Junior High, a second primary academic post at Mahoning, and geography and elementary science at Rose Avenue. Resignations were accepted from several teachers and transfers were reported including librarianship moves at Mahoning and George Washington Junior High and teaching assignments at Benjamin Franklin Senior High School.
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West Side
Mahoning
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Rose Avenue
M. Elizabeth Owens
George Washington
Isabel Jack
Anna M. Leonhart
Thaddeus Stevens
Frances M. Meyers
Odetta Hodgkinson
Margaret Ruthrauff
Vinn Hall
Roosevelt Faces First Crisis in Leadership Test
The article notes Roosevelt facing a political test over veterans policy and foreign debts. The Senate defeated the Steiner-Cutting plan 51 to 39 after Republicans accused him of pressuring veterans for funds while accepting Britain debt postponement. Nineteen Democrats joined Republicans, marking solid cross‑party voting on a veteran issue.
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