School Board In Long Session At Lincoln Garfield
Long session of the School Board approved several bids for painting and materials. Contracts awarded include Vulcan Asphalt for hot mastic floor at Lincoln Garfield School for 635 dollars and Kirk Hutton Company for a 30 inch power lawn mower at 342 dollars. May expenses totaled 406.79 dollars and two months salary for principal F L Orth was set at 888.88 dollars. Junior Women received auditorium use for four October events and storage space access for recreation board equipment was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flr
Barge
Lincoln-Garfield
Kark Button Company
F. L. Orth
Rs. C R. Brenner
Sturevant
Rose Avenue
McGill
Recreation Board
Service Star Legion Elects Pennsylvania Leaders
In Pittsburgh on June 15 Mrs Blanche Miller of I’is was elected president of the Pennsylvania division of the Service Star Legion at the convention. Catherine Strobel Wrong and Mrs Margaret Leonard Evie Liberty were named vice presidents, with Marie Eckard Crafton as treasurer. Mrs Maude Kelly Veron and Mrs Sadle Cuddy Homewood were chaplain and Bertha Schirra Wilkinsburg led the Gold Star chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Laws Service
Pittsburgh
Blanche Miller
I'is
Pennsylvania
Service Star Legion
Catherine Strobel
Margaret Leonard
Evie Liberty
Marie Thompson
Crafton
Marie Eckard
Hazlewood
Maude Kelly
Veron
Sadle Cuddy
Homewood
Bertha Schirra
Wilkinspurg
Gold Star
Move to Restore Edward to His Throne
London reports a formal legal move to reinstate ex King Edward VIII to the throne, led by the militant group the Henchmen of Honor under Robert Biren. Justice Malcolm MacNaughter refused to hear Elton’s petition, saying it did not appear on the regular case schedule. Elton and his Henchmen argued the abdication was illegal due to duress and government involvement without Parliament approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury Smith
London
Edward VIII
Great Britain
Edward
Duke of Windsor
Hercmen
Robert Biren
Malcolm MacNaughter
King's Bench Division
High Court of Justice
Elton
Pinchot Reports He Spent 36000 On Campaign
Former Governor Gilford Pinchot disclosed spending 36000 of his own money on his unsuccessful bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Other filings show labor’s non partisan league spent 22345.59 in the Democratic campaign to nominate Kennedy. Also listed are Republican candidate John A. De Renz and Ebensburg figure James M. Jonas. A token drive by Twenty Thousand Bright cooperative stores funds milk sent to loyalist Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internatonal News Service
Harrisburg
Gilford Pinchot
Als Unsieveseft
State Elections Bureau
Petikien
Labor
League
Thomas Kennedy
John A. de Renz
Altoona
James M. Jonas Ebensburs
At Home After Trip for Castlewood Couple
Castlewood notes report Mr and Mrs Fhnitip Gale returning from a southern trip and planning an at home gathering in their newly refurbished Ellwood City apartment. The item also lists numerous social visits, engagements, and community events across Ellwood City and nearby towns with many local residents attending, hosting, or traveling for weekends and church activities.
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Fhnitip Gale
South J
Lawrence Avenue
Ellwood City
Michael Toth
D. L. Williams
Ellen
Mary Allee
Pittsburgh
da Dayka
Emily Mayers
Helen Jacobs
Rolland Amos
Allland
James G.houk
D.C. Yoho
Famiy
Eilwood-New , Castle Road
R. FE. Newton
R. E. Miller
Eilwood City
Slippery Rock
Wilbur McConahy
William Sellizer
Coraopolis
Marie Gogue
Frances Booger
Ashtabula Harbor
Teddy Lee Wiley
Robert Smith
Virginia Stiit
Evelyn Kent
Ray Robingan
Brady
Malissa Dauson
Cella
Alice Yahn
Elhood City
H. PF. Dayfon
Laura Johnson
Eli
Muskingum Honors Miss Lorraine Hook
Miss Lorraine Hook daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard H Hook of 1023 Beckford Street received high freshman class honors at Muskingum College New Castle in New Garden. She achieved the top ranking in the Spruist department as part of the annual exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Mark- Ingum
Dollar Savings Declares Dividend
Dollar Savings declares a dividend following a general meeting. Details of the proposal and payout plans remain limited in the report, with no clear figures or dates provided.
Local Dividend Declared and Payable Soon
A company announces a semi annual dividend at four percent, matching the prior rate. The note confirms the amount is payable on June 30, with a modest increase reflected in the current declaration. The update pertains to ongoing corporate finance actions and investor distributions.
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Rengrl Motor Company
Esther Walter
Esther Walker
Oceanside, Cal
Texas
Manhattan Athleticnions
Reisman
East
Washington
Stew Castle, Pa
Cohen’s Market
East Long Ave
Hothouse Tomatoes
Start
Robert Elton
Pinchot
Twentyhousand Brith Co-Operative
Spain
Tastow
East Washington
Ies c
Yoeutidy
KOTEX
Ramorva
Sf Quest
Pyewe
Bowie
Evans
Evans Combina- Hon
Ronson
Haywoodls Tor
Yelle Bole
Frack Moetlies
Bockey Belar
Ac el Verso
Producto Blackstone
Pan Quintessa
Palma Villa
Lord Baltimore
Judge Writht
Canadian Club
Steatford
Bering Senators
Casera
Edgeworth
Tovaccn
George Washington
Tubarro Granger
Prince Alber
Stratford
Velvet
R. C. Wounee Tin
Majestic Electric
E. Wash. ST
S. Mill ST
Tartar
Foor
Johnson and Johnson
Ivin
Sela
Gilnen
Esgards
Peoples
Ag Sae Deli
Castlewood
George Thomas
Harmony Enptist Church
Lawrence Frew
Jack Hoover
Beaver Falls
William Biews
Adbert Elvenno
Elspertas
Jen Yearsley
Beaver Fails
W. G. Campbell
W. FE. Curry
Harald Curry
Winifred
Geraldine
Butler County
Eleanor Brown
Thelma Henry
Clyne Huston
Howard Huston
New Wilmington
Clifford Smith
G. A. Gardner
Bask End
H. R. McClain
Lakeland
Fla
John M. Houk
John Long, Jr
William Irvine
Vroop
Indian Gay
Getysburg
William Welgle
G. George
Alex Orlando
New York City
Gorda Booxell
Slipper
Reek
John
Bud) McChesney
Butler
Boozell
Eveanor Dicks
Neweaton
Elmer Ball
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Panienk
Janvis G. Hank
H. Wilbur Anes
Aldance, O
Beaver
Navi Unele
GH. Merson
Fanyits
Muskingum
Lorraine Hook
Aueil
Plymouth
Ny Autor
Farmer's Market
Mil Street
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