Elect Members For Institute In Seventh Ward
The Senior Epworth League of Mahoning M. E. Church elected delegates Marjorie Howard Loleta Butts William Emerick and Kenneth Wilson to the summer institute at Allegheny College July 8 to 14. Talks highlighted activities and social life at institute by Mr and Mrs Henry Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
the Mahoning M. E. Church
Allegheny College
Marjorie Howard
Loleta Butts
William Emerick
Kenneth Wilson
Institute
Henry Hamilton
Isabelle Shaw
Robert Tackitt
Wallace Couple Return From Harrisburg Convention
Mr and Mrs Frank Wallace of West Madison Avenue returned recently from a few days visit in Harrisburg where they attended a convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Workmeister
Madison Avenue
Bridgeport
D. C. Schnebly
Newell Avenue
Cherry Tree
Hustus Stevans
Liberty Hotel
Cambridge
Hershell Johnson
Ohio
Merle and
Carrie Miller
Philadelphia
J. R. Daugherty
Sunnyside
Frank Wallace
West Madison Avenue
Harrisburg
Seven Added To Forest Division
Harrisburg June 18 Secretary Ralph M Bashore announced four dismissals and seven appointments to the department of forests and waters. Dismissed Leroy Frantz assistant district forester Cooksburg Jefferson county 2520 Harry F Has Singer forest ranger Mifflin county 1140 Appointment Roy S Boyer forest ranger Milroy 1020
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Forests and Waters
Ralph M. Bashore
Leroy Frantz
Cooksburg
Jefferson County
Harry F. Has- Singer
Mifflin County
Roy S. Boyer
Forest Ranger
Milroy
Aunt of Will Rogers Takes Up Bridge at Ninety
Mrs Mary Rogers, aunt of Will Rogers and a Cherokee Creek official, has begun studying bridge at age 90. She hopes to reach a grand slam before turning 100, saying she is too old to worry about the Indian situation and enjoys playing with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rogers
Will Rogers
Okmulgee Creek
Fire Destroys James Hunter Farm House Near Groce City
Local relief officials must shelter Mrs. Hedglin and seven children after a fire early Sunday morning destroyed the ten room house on the James Hunter farm a mile south of Groce City. The second family had moved out last week. Noth ing was saved. Police searched for an hour to ensure no one was trapped.
Vacation Bible School Opens at Coaltown M E
A daily Vacation Bible School started Monday at Coaltown Free Methodist church and runs through June 28. Classes run 9 to 11 each morning except Saturday and include catechism songs recitations and crafts for all school aged children in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coaltown
Works Projects Still Delayed in Lawrence County
Despite a 4.8 billion relief fund approved by Congress weeks ago there is no start of work relief projects in Lawrence County. Emergency Education Relief work has stopped and summer recreational programs are not underway with the Works Division idle for sixty days. Administrative staff has been cut and local offices await authority from Harrisburg to resume projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Lawrence County
Harrisburg
Blames Skunks For Vanishing Of Bee
Sandusky Ohio June 18 William L Steak a Sandusky vineyardist argues progress drove the skunk from its habitat. The animal invaded humble bee winter quarters destroying them and eating the honey forcing the bees to starve and perish. He says hundreds of bee retreats have been destroyed by skunks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky, O
William L. Steak
Sandusky
Scavenger Hunt Brightens Mt Jackson Church Group
Members of the Young People's Christian Union and United Presbyterian friends met at the Mt Jackson church on Thursday night for a nine o'clock scavenger hunt. They searched for silver dollar ten pound stone purple buttons and other items, ending with a weiner roast at Thompson's Grove where prizes went to Ruth Hayes Ruth McCord Walter Hopper and Charles McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Union
United Presbyterian Church
Thompson's Grove
Ruth Hayes
Ruth McCord
Walter Hopper
Charles McCullough
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting of Earl J Watt Post
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Earl J Watt Post American Legion will hold a meeting Monday evening June 24 at the Legion Home. Lunch for the evening is prepared by Maude Carr Belle Kerr Margaret Corbett Alymra Pitts and Ruth Donaldson with Daisy Kerr and Daisy Giassel in charge of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Earl J. Watt
American Legion
Legion
Maude Carr
Belle Kerr
Margaret Corbett
Alymra Pitts
Ruth Donaldson
Daisy Kerr
Daisy Giassel
Ever-Willing Circle Sets June Meeting at Dorothy Druschel’s Home
The Ever-Willing Circle will convene on Thursday June 20 at 7 45 p m at the home of Dorothy Druschel for its next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Druschel
Adams Family Dines With Mrs. Metz and Local Meetings Noted
Mr and Mrs F M Adams and children from New Castle were dinner guests at Mrs Etta Metz on Sunday. Members of the O N T Kensington will be entertained Wednesday June 19 at Mrs W S Caskey home. Mrs Margaret Miller Jane Kerr and Sarah Thompson attended the Lawrence County Sunday School Convention at the First United Presbyterian church New Castle Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Adams
New Castle
Etta Metz
O. N. T. Kensington
W. S. Caskey
Margaret Miller
Jane Kerr
Sarah Thompson
Lawrence County
First United Presbyterian Church
Canoe Trips Over Reich For Yankees
Two groups of American canoeists led by Prof J C Bradley of Cornell University will paddle over 625 miles through German rivers this summer. They depart New York on June 26 for 27 days visiting the Mosel Rhine Lahn Neckar Danube Salzach Leisach Rochelsee Isar and Lech before returning to the United States in early September. One group is students and the other married couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Berlin
J. C. Bradley
Cornell University
Reich
New York
Mosel
Rhine
Lahn
Neckar
Danube
Salzach
Leisach
Rochelsee
Isar
Lech
United States
School office summer hours announced by principal
Senior high school's office will stay open this summer until July 15 to assist students and others with business. The office will reopen in the fall about two weeks before the term starts. Principal Frank L. Orth announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Orth
Goodrich Safety Silvertowns Promise Safer High Speed Travel
An advertisement extols Goodrich Safety Silvertowns with Life-Saver Golden Ply claiming three times safer against blowouts at high speeds. It emphasizes heat resistance, longer tread life, and comparable price to standard tires, inviting readers to join the Safety League and visit for a demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich Safety
Goodrich
Silvertowns
Silvertown
Golden Ply
This College's Grads Have No Job Difficulty
In a local report researchers note that graduates from this college face minimal job search obstacles. Administrators cite strong career services and robust employer connections aiding rapid placement for most degree holders.
Fenn College Grads Go Direct To Jobs After Commencement
Seventy three of the 98 graduates at Fenn College began full time work the day after the ceremony. President C. V. Thomas credits the ten year old cooperative education plan for high placement, noting an average of two and a half years of industry experience during the five year program. Fifty eight stayed with their prior employers, while a 1930s survey shows 92 percent employed and 83 percent in their trained professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fenn College
Fenn
C. V. Thomas
Meadville Woman Recovers at Home from Auto Crash
Mrs. Etta Welsh, formerly of New Castle and now residing in Meadville, is recuperating at her home after serious injuries from a June 10 car crash. She was briefly confined to St. Vincent's hospital in Erie before her condition improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Welsh
New Castle
Meadville
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Lufkin Receives Mexican Stamp Commemorating Earhart
Harriet Mary Lufkin of Gloucester wins a rare direct gift from Mexican President Lazaro Cardenas. The stamp commemorates Amelia Earhart and arrives as a cherished surprise for her stamp-collecting father, Andrew Lufkin. The article also notes the Arctic Ocean being called the Northern Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
Harriet Mary Lufkin
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Andrew Lufkin
Amelia Earhart
Arctic Ocean
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Seventh Ward News
Epworth League of
iMahoning
M. E. Church
Ladies Club
St. Margaret's
St. Margaret's Church
Joseph Diffley
John Daly
John Dixon, Jr
Edward Conway
Frederick Acker
Justin McCarthy
James Gallagher
John Gallagher
Francis Gallagher
Joseph Hink
James McCarthy
James O'Donnell
Thomas Ronan
Martin Ronan
James Ronan
John Sullivan
Leo Sullivan
Leo Thompson
William Thompson
Mary Sullivan
Helen Daily
Della Gallagher
Laura Martin
Anna Mae Aquara
Edna Foster
Eleanore Mrozek
Theresa Margel
Dorothy Cushion
Betty O Donnell
Henrietta Ronan
Helen Stritzinger
Catherine Clark
Dorothy Stritzinger
Betty Sullivan
Ella Scanlon
Eleanore Thomas
Dorothy Shriver
Helen Woods
Patricia Woods
Bertha Sniezek
Anna Prokopi
Margaret Reichert
Mary Reichert
Signal Light Bible Class
Mahoning M. E. Church
W. Jones
Newes Avenue
Seventh Ward Personals
Selby Moore
North Wayne St
Cambridge, Ohio
Berkley Dillion
North
Wayne Reet
Washington & Mercer
Neiman’s
E. Washington St
Auto Supply & Service Stores
N. Jefferson St
BUICK
Lawrence
Mercer St
Forest
Rogers
Duffords
Furniture Exchange
Johnson-Bronze Co
S. Mill St
Vacation Bible School
M. E
Mt. Jackson
Peterman
ANT Food
Towle
Tads
Keystone
Sparton
Keystone Furniture Co
East
Washington St
Yankees
Our
Safety * League
Silvertown Safety League
Jimmie McLarnin
Goodrich Safety Silvertowns
Goodrich Gold & Black
S. Jefferson St
Harriet
Cardenas
Diamond
Brand
Plymouth
Dodge
J. R. Rick Motor CO
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