Names of 94 boys signed for Camp Rentz vacations
The Y M C A announced the list of 94 boys registered to attend Camp Fred L. Rentz this summer. Names include Billy Fisher, John Woods, Bob Johnson, Don Moore, Bobby Reed, Clarence Armstrong, Donald Logan, Edward Davis, Dick Butler, Eddie Moore and many others across towns and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Rentz
Billy Fisher
John Woods
Bob Johnson
Don Moore
Bobby Reed
Billy Moore
Clarence Armstrong
Donald Logan
Edward Davis
Dick McKee
Carl Seward
George Drake
John Butler
Dick Butler
Eddie Moore
Billy Andrews
John Rooney
Allen Reed
Bill Broe
Jack Cantey
Graham McIntyre
Alex Miles
Walter Fletcher
Joe Lutz
Robert Calvin
Don Henderson
Don Graham
Ben French
Sam Badger
Derry Brehm
Jack Thoman
David Harlan
Pearson Furst
Jimmy Bowers
Robert Kerr
Bob Patterson
Bob Jackson
Ed Jackson
Larry Pitzer
Croix Pitzer
Dale McKissick
Bobby Cowan
John Cowan
Paul Cowan
David Meehan
Bobby Payne
Bobby Dangle
Bill Moffatt
Wilbur Goodheart
Hospital Notes From Jameson Memorial Hospital
Admitted listed include Hazel Earl John Biddle Mrs Hazel Hinkle John Rauchel Mrs Ethel Heasley Daniel Cowher E J Kemm Caroline Craig with addresses in Akron Petersburg Brooklyn and Fairfield avenue. The notes document multiple patient admissions from various localities.
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Hazel Earl
John Biddle
Hazel Hinkle
Akron
John Rauchel
Petersburg
Ethel Heasley
Brooklyn Avenue
Daniel Cowher
West Pittsburg
E. J. Kemm
East Washington Street
Caroline Craig
Fairfield Avenue
Tonsil operations listed for residents and others
A list of individuals with tonsil operations noted at various addresses including East Washington Street, R F D routes, and Warren Ohio. Names include Lauis Laurell, Mrs Madie Mc Kee, William Waters, Jesse Sipe Jr, Russell Cameron, Thomas Kelly, Ruth Gilmore, Virginia Campbell, John James, Robert Ray, Eli Mast, Edwin Griffith, George Albecker, Claire McClymonds, Dorthea Gilmore, Marilyn Eckles, Shirley Weaver among others. Discharged residents also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauis Laurell
East Washington St
Madie McKee
East Washington Street
William Waters
Jesse Sipe, Jr
Russell Cameron
Thomas Kelly
Maryland Avenue
Ruth and James Gilmore
Virginia Campbell
Warren
John James
Wilson Avenue
Robert Ray
Richelieu Avenue
Eli Mast
New Wilmington
Edwin Griffith
Temple Avenue
George Albecker
Walnut Street
Claire McClymonds
North Cedar Street
Dorthea Gilmore
Marilyn Eckles
Crawford Avenue
Shirley Weaver
West Cherry Street
New Castle Hospital Admits and Discharges List
A hospital notice lists admitted patients including Doris Devido 610 Al len street Margaret Santangelo 1014 Clearview avenue Lillian DePrano 232 Vine street Con Zuk New Castle R F D No 7 Harriet Steiner 1118 South Mercer street Leland Campbell 113 Tacoma avenue Butler Billy VanFossan 1219 South Jefferson street Anne White Wilson avenue extension Agnes Daly Neswannock avenue Anne Denone 306 Franklin avenue Ellwood City Martha McIntyre 319 North Shenango street. Discharged include Loretta Taylor and infant 319 Norwood avenue Rose Marie Marchionda 209 West Madison avenue Cleora Brown 1408 East Washington street Clayton Hogue R F D No 7 Elva Caplan Wampum John Mariacher 823 Harrison street Sergio Duffy and infant R F D No 3 Elmonn City Elizabeth Price and infant R F D No 1 Castlewood Minnie Anderson 645 Todd avenue Ellwood City Eleanor DeGilio 112 East Home St
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New Castle Hospital
Doris Devido
Allen Street
Margaret Santangelo
Clearview Avenue
Lillian DePrano
Vine Street
Con Zuk
New Castle
Harriet Steiner
South Mercer Street
Leland L. Campbell
Tacoma Avenue
Butler
Billy VanFossan
Jefferson Street
Anne White
Wilson Avenue
Agnes Daly
Neswannock
Anne Denone
Franklin Avenue
Ellwood City
Martha McIntyre
Shenango Street
Loretta Taylor
Norwood Avenue
Rose Marie Marchionda
Madison Avenue
Cleora Brown
Washington Street
Clayton Hogue
Elva Caplan
Wampum
John Mariacher
Harrison Street
Sergio Duffy
Elmonn City
Elizabeth Price
Castlewood
Minnie Anderson
Todd Avenue
Eleanor DeGilio
East Home St
Tax Anticipation Note Issue Sells in Strong Market
Harrisburg reports the Earle administration secured a $60,000,000 tax anticipation note at 1.14 percent after more than twenty banking syndicates bid, signaling improved credit. Budget estimates show a $425,921.07 surplus for the 1937-39 biennium as treasury needs are replenished until tax proceeds arrive. The issue was arranged by Halsey, Stuart and Company, Inc., with Mellon Securities as a syndicate member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
Earle
Financial House
Halsey, Stuart and Company, Inc
New York
Mellon Securities Corporation
No definite reform plan, or aim to test reactions
The question asks whether authorities have a concrete social reform program or intend to provoke broad disruption to observe outcomes. It contrasts a structured approach with an experimental stance, implying uncertainty about strategic goals and potential societal impact.
Franklin Youths Arrive for Scout Camp Stay
A group of about 40 youths from St. John’s Church Franklin arrived at the Boy Scout camp for a pre season stay. Rev. R Webb leads the group with a Franklin staff. Local scout executive Karl Green says they will remain until June 23 before final camp preparations begin for the July 5 opening.
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St. John’s Church
Franklin
Rev. R. Webb
Karl Green
Lawren Brown to Speak on Machines and Jobs
A. Lawren Brown, promoter and lecturer, speaks Friday at 8 15 p m in the Y W C A auditorium on Machines Do they Make or Take Away Jobs The talk is sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce Brown educational director of Investors Syndicate is known for his social problems work His first New Castle appearance features a pictorial presentation with slides graphs and charts
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A. Lawren Brown
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Brown
Investors Syndicate
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Woolworth Opposes New State Tax in Court Fight
Harrisburg reports the F. W. Woolworth Co seeks to halt enforcement of the new chain store and theater tax act. The 154-store operator files equity suit against Secretary of Revenue J Griffith Boardman State Treasurer F Clair Ross and Auditor General Warren F Roberts. Earlier challenges were filed by A & P and Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
F. W. Woolworth Company
Woolworth Concern
J. Griffith Boardman
F. Clair Ross
Warren F. Roberts
American Stores
Great Alantic & Pacific Tea Companies
City Hall Briefs Report Thief And Repairs
Grant street businessman reported the theft of a cigarette vending machine. A man named Steve Schneider was arrested on suspicion and to be questioned. Reports said youths broke a window at 102 North Walnut Street. WPA workers began paving Sumner Avenue. Fireworks violations were reported on several streets. Officer Ray Richards was off duty due to illness. Curbs were repaired at Franklin Avenue Ray Street and East Washington Street. Guard rails are being erected on Pearson Street.
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Steve Schneider
Ambridge
Franklin Avenue
Ray Street
East Washington Street
Glenn R. Throop
Four Convicted in Baker Estate Case in Pittsburgh
A federal jury in Pittsburgh convicted four defendants from the Pittsburgh group in the Baker estate case. The condemned are Mrs. Lillian A. Ryan of Portland Oregon Mrs. Bertha Ross Dodson and Mrs. Margaret Lighthill and Leroy Eschrich, all of Pittsburgh. Sentencing awaits action on a motion for new trials.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Group
Baker
Lillian A. Ryan
Portland
Ore
Bertha Ross Dodson
Margaret Lighthill
Leroy Eschrich
Mission Picnic Set At Cascade Park For 300 Attendees
A crowd of 300 City Rescue Mission Sunday school children their playmates and families will attend the annual City Mission outing at Cascade Park on Wednesday June 23. Superintendent Archie W Gibson stated picnic arrangements are near completion. Mission children must attend Sunday school June 20 to receive admission tickets. The mission welcomes cash and foodstuff contributions for the outing.
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City Rescue Mission
City Mission
Cascade Park
Archie W Gibson
Mission
Want 100 More For Swimming Classes
Henry T. MacNicholas reports the YMCA campaign can accommodate 100 more boys in learn to swim classes. Over 250 lads are today being taught the fundamentals with 10 day courses and expert instructors led by William Winter.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Henry T. MacNicholas
William “Butch” Winter
Fred Freese
Frank Bush
Bill Thompson
Rod Williams
Dario Baptiste
Frank Annecillo
Carnegie Tech Commencement Attended by Mrs Stevenson
Mrs Lawrence Stevenson of Highland Avenue attended the commencement exercises of the Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh on Monday. Her nephew Richard Ward Deverell of Cambridge Springs was in the graduating class and earned a Master of Arts degree in music. Deverell is well known in New Castle with many local friends.
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Lawrence Stevenson
Highland Avenue
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Richard Ward Deverell
Cambridge Springs
Deverell
New Castle
Slips on Steps Cause Head Injury in Local Incident
Ray Graham aged 38 of 13 Boro Line street was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 2 AM for a head laceration after slipping on the porch steps and striking his head on a porch post. He was late for work and hurried when the accident occurred.
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Ray Graham
Boro Line Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mr. Graham
Drake Gospel Tabernacle To Honor Children
A June 20 Children’s Day program at Drake Gospel Tabernacle features a long list of participants including Jerry Jones Jack Gills Dick Mc Farland Shirley Warner Sally Lou Gills Virgina Stone Marie Ryder Ronald McFar land Clarabel Urey Junior McFar land Althea Urey Joseph Ketler Sonny McFarland Betty Ryder Margaret Hutsler Helen Ketler Betty Henry Dorothy Brocklehurst Shirley Black Francis Warner Walter Jones Blanche Ketler Edith Jones Margie Shields Sylvia Ket ler Virginia Flowers and Louise Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake Gospel Tabernacle
Jerry Jones
Jack Gills
Dick McFarland
Shirley Warner
Harold Ketler
Sally Lou Gills
Virgina Stone
Marie Ryder
Ronald McFarland
Clarabel Urey
Junior McFarland
Althea Urey
Joseph Ketler
Sonny McFarland
Betty Ryder
Margaret Hutsler
Helen Ketler
Betty Henry
Dorothy
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General Motors
General Motors Corps OF Engineers
Haney
Haney’s
Frigidaire
Camp Rentz
Robert Dufford
Jimmy Preston
Kenneth Schepple
Arthur Bergland
Ralph Shiner
Geo. Rhodes
Clarence Gamble
Bobby Swisher
Henry McClenahan
King Bell
David Reid
Bobby Pyle
John Whited
Robert Treser
Geo. Koivula
David Abernathy
Ralph Stokes
Bobby Chambers
Bill Eakin
Tom McCombs
Geo. Rubenson
Wilbur Ferrer
Chas. Reed
Ross’ Kirkpatrick
Leroy Evanoff
Bob Henderson
Jack McCullough
Boy Scout
Woolworth Company
City Hall
James Ellison
Grant Street
North Walnut St
WPA
Sumner Avenue
Phillips Streets
Pollock Avenue
South Mill St
Haus Avenue
Ray Richards
Pearson Street
Mission Picnic
U.S. Pat
D.G. Ramsey & Sons Hardware
Croton Avenue
Carnegie Tech
Drake Tabernacle
Merit Oil CO
North Jefferson St
Porter’s Electric Shop
Washington
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