Kiwanis Day Outing Draws Kiwanians From Three States
A holiday gathering of about 154 Kiwanis members from Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio enjoyed golf, dinner, and a program at the New Castle Field Club. Governors Frank E. Finley of Pennsylvania and Albert R. Cox of Ohio spoke, with entertainment from the Brady School of Dancing and the Three Silver Cyclones roller skaters. Cities represented ranged across Beaver Falls to Youngstown and Akron, with attendees from Sharon, Pittsburgh, Wilkinsburg, and others.
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Kiwanis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Castle Field Club
Frank E. Finley
Wilkinsburg
Albert R. Cox
Canton
Cox
Finley
America
Charles G. Lindner
New Castle Club
William T. Reed
New Castle
Sharon Country Club
Vania
Governor Cox
James
Deegan
Brady School of Dancing
Nellie Brady
Pittsburgh
James E. Deegan
A. H Gonick
Clarence M. England
Charles Callahan
Jesse Kerr
New Castle Kiwanians
A. Thomas
Robert Beil
Sharon
Peter Land
Donald Eaton
Harold Smith
Beaver Falls
Butler
Coraopolis
Ford City
Greensburg
Greenville
Homestead
Kittanning
Pitcairn
Washington
Ellwood City
Youngstown
Leetonia
Akron
South Hills
Rochester
Aged Man Ramsey Vanishes After Early Morning Walk
James W. Ramsey, 75, of the Butler road district, left home at 1 am Wednesday and was last seen walking toward New Castle near the National Pants Company plant. His son, Earl E. Ramsey, says he often visits town but never stays away overnight. State police are monitoring highways for Ramsey as a search continues.
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James W. Ramsey
Butler Road
Earl E. Ramsey
New Castle
National Pants Company
No Decision Yet On Sewer System In Neshannock
James Gilfillan of Neshannock township urged city council to connect proposed township sewers to the city system. Streets Director Butler said a decision waits on the city engineer’s recovery to assess if the system can handle extra sewage. Gilfillan said the township plans to have the sewers built by the WPA.
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Neshannock
James Gilfillan
Neshannock Township
B. F. Butler
Gilfillan
William Kennedy Visits Old New Castle Friends
William Kennedy of Columbus former secretary of the New Castle Chamber of Commerce visited New Castle on Wednesday. He was accompanied by Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Ralph Albright of Columbus, and Mrs. R. W. White of Youngstown. They stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Rentz on Edison Avenue.
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William Kennedy
Columbus
New Castle
Mayor McNair Launches Counter Attack on Probe
Pittsburgh June 18 Mayor William N McNair says the grand jury probe into his police courts prompts a broader inquiry He calls for an impartial independent audit of the public safety department citing accounting shortages and contracts awarded to the highest bidder by 600 dollars and requests a new investigation.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
William N. McNair
Public Safety Department
New Sewing Class Opens At Senior High School
A new dressmaking and sewing class starts Wednesday at Senior High School under the Emergency Educational Relief board. It runs daily 9 a m to noon through the summer, taught by Miss Annetta M Barry. It covers clothing fit ting finishing mending and altering to prepare students for jobs in clothing stores or dry cleaning plants. Participants must have completed high school or left school. Information available from Miss Burry in Room 124.
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Emergency Educational Relief Board
Annetta M. Barry
Miss Burry
City Council Debates Alley Dust and Oil Responsibility
Mrs. Nader urged oiling an alley north of Washington between Beaver and Norris to curb nuisance dust affecting her tenants. Councilman Butler said the city cannot oil thoroughfares, and she agreed to consult an oil man about costs to property owners.
Frank Reynolds Suspended Policeman Confirmed by Mayor
Mayor Charles E. McGrath confirmed that city policeman Frank Reynolds has been suspended for three days for infringing police regulations.
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Charles E. McGrath
Frank Reynolds
Flower Mission Day Observed by West Side WCTU
The West Side WCTU held its annual Flower Mission Day in the home of Mrs. A. J. Hunter at Boston Avenue. Members brought flowers and shared devotions led by Mrs. I. D. Price, with readings and vocal performances, honoring Jennie Cassidy as the day’s originator.
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West Side
A. J. Hunter
Boston Avenue
Lawrence County
I. D. Price
Flower Mission
Union
Mary Elizabeth Shaddick
Gerald Ward
Kathleen
Lenys Brews
Elizabeth Slaver
Lewys
Clark Cherry
Jennie Cassidy
Sentence Court Postponed in Seevers Case Proceedings
Sentence court was postponed indefinitely today due to the Seevers case not closing this morning. Tomorrow will see argument court with Judge George Rowley of Mercer County and Judge James A. Chambers presiding over cases previously involving Judge W Walter Braham.
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Joan Dewey Seevers
George Rowley
Mercer County
James A. Chambers
W. Walter Braham
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R. J. Scott
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Skull
Him
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New York
Ion Richard
Ae First National Memorial
Congress
Robert Montgomery
ST. Paul's Cathedral
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Quebec
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John W. Tukey
New Bedford
Mass
Brown University
Central Press
Mayor McNair
SEARS
Famous Foodex
Rotorite
Dulux
SCOUT
V-55
Chuck Hamilton
Crystal Springs
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Richard McGough
Scribe
W.C. T. U. and
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