Alumni Reunion Reservations To Close Tuesday
The New Castle big school alumni reunion will be held Thursday evening June 20 in the Cathedral with dinner at 6 30 followed by a business session and evening program under Miss Clara Hartsuff. Tickets must be reserved by Tuesday night June 18 from class chairmen or at Love & Megown's Shaffer & Snyder's Hyde's Gilmore's Stewart's or other outlets.
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New Castle
Cathedral
Maurice Sadler
Clara Hartsuff
Love & Megown’s
North Mill Street
Shaffer & Snyder's
Long Avenue
Hyde’s
Seventh Ward
Stewart's
Highland Avenue
Gilmore’s
East Washington Street
Mary E. Wilson
Agency Boards Tackle Common Problems At Y M C A Meeting
Members of the boards of directors of New Castle's Community Chest agencies will meet at the Y M C A on Tuesday evening June 18 at 7 30 to discuss shared problems. The session is called by George E Lyon president of the Y M C A board.
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New Castle
Community Chest
George E. Lyon
Mercer Sabbath School convention attacks liquor and gambling
At the Mercer County Sabbath School convention a strong set of resolutions condemns the liquor control act as inadequate and notes rising youth alcohol use. The resolutions protest advertising by the state liquor control board and liquor dispensaries, oppose a new Mercer liquor store, and urge Harrisburg to resist further liberalization while protecting dry areas and local option rights.
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Mercer
Mercer County
State Liquor Control Board
Harrisburg
Carnival Ride Fatal to Man at Meyersdale Carnival
James D. Sisler, 38, formerly a West Virginia state geologist, died from chest and internal injuries after being hurled against a steel post on a whip ride at Meyersdale firefight carnival. He was transported to Pittsburgh for treatment but died in the ambulance.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
James D. Sisler
Meyersdale
Meyerdale
Sisler
West Virginia
Banquet Tonight at Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
The Seventh Ward News reports a 6 30 banquet at Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church to crown a six week Sunday School attendance and new member contest. Reds led by A R Mornes win and attend as honored guests. Blues captained by Mrs Bee Horchier host. About 250 are expected. Arthur Walker, superintendent, promises an entertaining program after dinner.
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Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Reds
A. R. Mornes
Blues
Bee Horchier
Arthur Walker
Two Armies
Queen Esther Society entertained at North Cedar home
The Queen Esther Society of the Methodist church gathered at June Wilson's home on North Cedar street. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Dorothy Guynn, Vice President Ruth King, Secretary Jean King, Treasurer Jesse Jane Gilbert. A picnic at Cascade Park on July 12 was planned. Ella Jean Wilson attended as a special guest.
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Queen Esther Society
The
Methodist Church
June Wilson
North Cedar Street
Dorothy Guynn
Ruth King
Jean King
Jesse Jane Gilbert
Cascade Park
J. W. Wilson
Ella Jean Wilson
Progressive Club Meeting Tonight in Herchler Hall
The Seventh Ward Progressive Club will hold a meeting at o'stock tonight in Herchler hall. Residents interested in the progress and welfare of the seventh ward community are invited to attend.
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Seventh Ward
Progressive Club
At & O’stock
Herchler Hall
Schedule of Church Events This Week
Monday 6 30 p m contest dinner. Wednesday 7 45 p m prayer meeting. Thursday M E G Auxiliary meets at Cottage Grove with Mrs George Harper at 7 00 p m.
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George Harper
Cottage Grove
Mahoningtown Garden Club to Celebrate Anniversary
The Mahoningtown Garden Club will hold an anniversary party at 6 15 p m on Tuesday at the home of Mrs Richard Cooper West Madison avenue with Thomas Cunningham as guest speaker.
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Mahoningtown
Bible Class and Prayer Schedule Listings
Tuesday the Signal Light Bible class meets at Mrs. W. Jones home on Newell Avenue. Wednesday the regular prayer service begins at 7 45 p m. Friday choir practice starts at 7 30.
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Signal Light Bible
Troop 16 Girl Scouts Hold Walnut Lodge Party
Troop 16 Girl Scouts gathered Thursday at Walnut Lodge for a party. Fourteen girls attended and spent the afternoon playing games. A nature game proved especially interesting, followed by a tempting lunch.
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Girl Scouts
Walnut Lodge
Streamlined Train Passes Through Ward En Route East
A new streamlined train, patterned after the Abraham Lincoln design, passed through the ward on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad around 2 40 yesterday en route east. Merle and Carrie Miller of Philadelphia visit Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Daugherty on St. Jackson road while others like Earl W. Guy and Tinker Dickson are noted residents.
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Ward
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Abraham Lincoln
St. Louis
Chicago
Merle and
Carrie Miller
Philadelphia
Cheese Factory Operator Held For Questions In Bangor Murder
Giuseppe Cimo a 55 year old Bangor cheese factory operator was questioned in a Bangor Junction murder case. Edith Ford a 37 year old silk worker had been missing since January 12 and was identified as the victim. Love letters allegedly from Miss Ford to Cimo led to his detention while authorities weigh possible strangulation as the cause of death.
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International News Service
Easton
Giuseppe Cimo
Bangor
Bangor Junction
Edith Ford
Cimo
Miss Ford
Theodore Richbaum
City Hall Briefs Report Arrests and Disturbances
Police last night arrested Thomas Stamate on Scioto street for alleged window damage. He claimed his girlfriend lived at the house and was held for further investigation. Four suspicious men fled from North Jefferson street and Sycamore Way. Officers dispersed a crowd at Grant and Green streets.
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Thomas Stamate
Scioto Street
North Jefferson Street
Sycamore Way
Grant and
Green Streets
Sons Of Legion Seek State Honor With 97 Members
The Perry S Gaston Post Squadron of the Sons of the American Legion, second in the state with 97 members, opened a membership campaign at Friday’s meeting. They aim to win the state largest post cup at the September encampment and plan a Wednesday hike meeting at the Legion Home at 9 am with lunch.
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Perry S. Gaston
Sons of the American Legion
Legion
Reverend R G Thomas Visiting In City
Rev R G Thomas of Gaylordsville Conn and Mrs Thomas visit their daughter Mrs Roy S Kneram of Vinestreet for a week. He was stationed at Gaylordsville after a transfer by the Methodist conference from North Briton where he pastored six years. He is well known in his former home and at Hillsville Harlansburg Sandy Lake and other Erie conference points.
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R. G. Thomas
Gaylordsville
Conn
Thomas
Roy S. Kneram
Vinestreet
Methodist
North Briton
Hillsville
Harlansburg
Sandy Lake
Erie
Amazing gas saver promises 66 miles per gallon claims
An advertisement from Scientific Laboratory P-703 Wheaton NL touts a new automatic gas saver device claiming 66 miles per gallon. It invites readers to send their address and car name to receive a free sample and accessory fits all autos.
New diesel streamlined train on B&O to run Philadelphia Washington
A diesel powered streamlined train built of durable aluminum passes through the city traveling east on the B and O system. The car and engine are to enter service between Philadelphia and Washington D C. The locomotive was built by the General Electric Company in Erie, completing the package.
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Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
General Electric Company
Erie
Lions Club Picnic Supper With Ladies at Lakewood
Lions Club members and their wives and lady friends, the Ladies of the Lions, attend a picnic supper at Lakewood.
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Lakewood
Lions Club
The
Lions
Beach Cottage Hosts Ramsey Event and Dinner Program
Beach cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Ramsey hosted a gathering on Tuesday evening. The club will not meet tomorrow for luncheon. The 6 30 evening dinner will be followed by a program.
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Beach
Earl T. Ramsey
Youth Drowns In Susquehanna River
CLEARFIELD Pa June 17 Ronald Smith 13 of Lecontes Mills drowned in the Susquehanna River while wading with friends to escape the heat.
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Susquehanna River
Clearfield
Ronald Smith
Lecontes Mills
Susquehanna
Over Two Hundred Receive Communion at St. Vitus
A Sunday morning service at St. Vitus Church saw 226 children receive their first holy communion. Girls wore white dresses while boys wore dark and blue suits. Rev. Fr. Nicholas DeMita delivered an instructive sermon as the church was festively decorated for the occasion.
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St. Vitus
Nicholas DeMita
City Hall Plans Street Name Change to Pulaski Street
The council met formally in City Hall and introduced an ordinance to change Chartes Street to Pulaski Street. The ordinance was sent to committee. A petition for the name change was previously indicated as approvable.
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City Hall
Chartes Street
Pulaski Street
Notice of Personal Responsibility for Debts
Notice states that T will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than the individual. Names listed include HARVEY REYNOLDS of R. D. 3 and HARRY KOLOVOS of 127 W. Long Ave. Dates referenced are June 17 18 19 and July 1.
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Harry Kolovos
W. Long Ave
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Wimbledon
England
the JR. Frew Co
Sam H. McGoun
Suosio
Butler Avenue
Bivastste
East Long Ave
Tbs
Argo
Wheaties
Aundry
Butler
Seventh Ward News
Presbyterian
Queen Esthers
Presbyterian Church Notes
Garden Club
Fairlawn Stores
Penney’s
Lawrence County
Jacob F. Perelman
Wallace
Earl W. Guy
West Madison Avenue
Tinker Dickson
North Beaver
Barbara Ann Jones
Youngstown
Charles Vergne
Cherry Street
Cambridge
Ohio
Paul and
Alvan Snyder
Hershall Johnson
Liberty Hotel
O. Roy Workmeister
Madison Avenue
Bridgeport
Joseph Teal
Newell Avenue
O. Phillip Guy
I. C. Bowman
West
Palm Beach
Summers & McCann
Washington Street
Sons of Legion Seeking Honors
City
Harvey Reynolds
R. D
DR. Rosenthal
Kryptoks
North Mercer
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