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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1922

Page

24

Missouri's oldest teacher uses newspapers in history

Springfield Missouri June 19 Missouri's oldest teacher Prof W H Lynch 62 years in teaching uses newspapers as classroom texts He began the method fifteen years ago calling it a way to judge news value He notes today students show moral stamina similar to 1860s with modern vocational training He recalls a time without women teachers and favors male teachers in boys schools after the war Effie’s church tale shows fashion curiosity and sermon wit

Springfield Missouri W. H. Lynch Southwest Teachers’ College Lynch Effie

Effie Jones Flamboyant Style Maker Draws Dalton Notice

Effie Jones arrived from Calcutta to Dalton and stunned the Baptist church crowd by wearing a striking gray knickerbocker suit with silk stockings. She entered the front door, paraded before the pulpit, and caused a buzz among local social leaders with her bold, unusual fashion display.

International News Service Dalton Effie Jones Florian Calcutta Effie Baptist Church

Mercer Chronicle items span marriage licenses to school millage

The Mercer recorder lists marriages of Samuel Epstein and Bess Rosenblum in Sheffield and Sharon. James Thompson and Nancy Strame in Lackawanna Township. Herman Hauck and Clara Spiegel in Greenville. It notes 28 of 48 Mercer tax duplicates completed, millage plans, and a North Diamond street warehouse project. Mercer schools face crowding with 193 high school and 359 grade enrollments, projected rises to 237 high school. district plans include grade division. Contractor Narlee and Jamison near concrete curbing on North Pitt street. District Attorney Rickard aims to finish June Grand Jury work in two days with witnesses subpoenaed. The Mercer farmers picnic is set for August 12 at the fairgrounds. the 121st Regiment reunion is July 12 in Franklin with 34 survivors. Squire Borland invites veterans. Fredonia forms a Chamber of Commerce. East End Fire Department hosts an ice cream festival July 20 to reduce hose cart debt. Sandy Lake schools raise millage from 16 to 20 mills.

Samuel Epstein Sheffield Bess Rosenblum Sharon James Thompson Nancy Strame Lackawanna Township Herman Hauck Clara Spiegel Greenville Mercer County County Commissioners’ Office County Commissioners Montgomery and Sons North Diamond Street Mercer Board of Education Narlee and Jamison Pitt Street L. R. Rickard Mercer’ Fair 121St Regiment Penna Franklin Maine California Squire S. T. Borland Fredonia Veterans’ Association Chamber of Commerce J. B. Edwards M. FE. Church East End

Grove City advances road work and campus milestones

Garvey Wyenberg Co began pouring concrete on the Grove City Millbrook road with Six miles in progress and 16 foot width. The Adelphikos banquet at the Odd Fellows Temple hosted 40 couples with remarks by Prof. R G Walters and alumni John Burton. Grove City College’s ornamental gateway on Broad Street was completed and Pi Kappa Delta Society reports 25 members. The Grove City Boy Scouts grow to 135 with strong festival contributions. A Country Club luncheon hosted 125 ladies, the largest social event to date.

Garvey- Wyenberg Co Adelphikos Odd Fellows Temple The Presbyterian Church R. G. Walters College Department of Commerce Robert Sisley John Burton Alberquerque N. M Burton Grove City College Broad Street Pi Kappa Delta Society

Franco American Coffee Proves Popular Across Grocers

Across many outlets shoppers flock to Franco American Coffee praised for aroma and value. Retailers report steady demand and steady shelves as customers seek consistent quality in home brews.

Fourteen in Four Rooms Case Prompts Health Board Action

In Mount Vernon New York a family of fourteen plus another family of five occupy a four room shack after their homes burned. The board of health condemns the dwelling as dangerous and orders relocation within ten days or face prosecution. The two families share two stories with sleeping spaces in one room each while using the rest for dining kitchen and living areas.

International News Service Mount Vernon N. Y Michael Corrigi Albanesi Board of Health Corrigis Albanesis No. 214 Thirteenth Avenue

Funeral Services Held for Mrs John Y Rupp

The funeral for the late Mrs. John Y. Rupp was conducted at her home Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock by her pastor Rev Robinson of the church where she was a member.

Thompson Presbyterian Church of Delmar Failer Lloyd Failer East Palestine M. H. Eckert Jacob Vail Youngstown Evergreen Cemetery New Bedford Will Bell Paul Marshal Sharon H. B. Miller New Castle George Henley Margaret Henley Miller Henley Edenburg C. A. Stewart Mary Miller Bessemer Nina Eckert J. K. Wolf Morgan Foust George Kk. Kneizle Guy Sweisher Petersburg Grace Oldfield Claie Miller Emery Cook Alliance Presbyterian Church Phillis Farm Town A. Z. Sweesy Rodgers Whiting Hotel Pulaski Karl Randal Paul Carlston Helen Rodgers L. L. Rodgers Harry Torrence Sharpsville Meade Clark Elizabeth Porter John Y. Rupp

Thrips on Roses May Be Controlled by Tobacco Sprays

Garden note suggests using tobacco extracts to control thrips on rose bushes. The tip recommends spraying to reduce damage and protect blooms.

Wyoming Housewives Suffer From Strike

Cheyenne residents feel the coal strike pinch as local supplies vanish and dealers warn about future shipments. Households report slow dull fires and rising ash while fathers fear meal options grow scarce. The piece references Solomon's Temple costing $5,000,000,000 at current prices.

International News Service Cheyenne Wyo Wyoming

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