First Girls Will Go To Camp On Next Monday
Fifty one campers aged eight to twelve will attend Camp East Brook for a 12 day session starting next Monday afternoon. Miss Frances Thompson is camp director and a team of staff including Nurse Louise Faupe and advisors will prepare for the arrival of the first group and list of campers. The roster names numerous girl campers and there are still four vacancies in the first period, three in the second and one in the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook
Frances Thompson
Louise Faupe
Nettie Mann
George Washington
Doris Phillips
Jean Waddington
Joanne Alexander
Marilyn Alter
Jane Bailey
Beverly Ann Baisch
Mary Lee Baisch
Normy Blackmore
Mary Lou Braun
Sallie Casino
Virginia Delaney
Sally Broe
Joyce Evans
Mary Alice Falls
Dorothy Ferrell
Margaret Jane Gilfillan
Mariel Hamilton
Marilyn Hagenmiller
Kathryn Hornickle
Jane Hurst
Mary Ann Johnson
Dorothy Johnston
Peggy Kroen
Joan Leivo
Norma Long
Marjorie Mielke
Mary Mielke
Joan Miller
Margaret Ann Muir
Sarah Jane McDanel
Emily McIlvany
Donna Norris
Carol Patterson
Nancy Patterson
Patricia Patterson
Rita May Popp
Joan Rainier
Anne Rosenberg
Anne Sherman
Donna Shumaker
Susanne Smith
Alice Jean Stover
Jane Throop
Charlene Wogan
Harriet Walters
Katherine Weide
Marjorie Whieldon
Margaret Lou Whittaker
Florence Williams
Bobbie Jean Wilson
Lucille Woods
Carol Zeigler
Court House Hill and Ellwood City liens and filings noted
Transactions include J Howard Kelley to Lawrence Justine of 1 and Ellwood City Building & Loan to Joseph L Simon of 3 250 and Ellwood City Federal Building & Loan to Umberto Colian ni of 3 400. A 10 drawer filing case from Charles T Metzler at 99 90 to support registration work. Judge Braham grants decree nisi for Bel Lusk estate home to widow Jennie Belle Lusk. Constance Russo awarded life policy to decedent estate. June 28 set for hearing divorces amidst bribe month note.
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W. Walter Braham
Bel L. Lusk
Jennie Belle Lusk
Lusk
Joseph Russo
Constance Russo
Worry of False Teeth Relief with FASTEETH Powder
Don’t be embarrassed by loose dentures as FASTEETH powder helps hold plates firmly. The alkaline non-acid formula adds comfort and security with no gummy taste, and it’s available at drug stores.
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Eckerd’s
Camera Club Picnic Scheduled at Bris bane Home
The New Castle Camera club plans a picnic at Victoria Bris bane's home on Wednesday June 21. Members meet at the Guerard building on North Mill street at 7 PM. Swimming may occur if weather allows, with a wiener roast afterward. At the last meeting Clayton M. Bannon and J Edgar McCowin were approved as new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camera Club
New Castle Camera Club
Victoria Brisbane
Guerard
Exposition Opens Tonight With Moouse Attractions in New Castle
The Cetlin and Wilson Shows bring the country’s top outdoor acts to Rosena grounds for a six day run tied to the Western Pennsylvania Moose convention. Stars include Zacchini the human cannonball, Susie the chimpanzee, Speedy Merrill’s Wall of Death, Leo Carroll’s animal circus, and the Paradise Night Club Revue. Gates open 6 pm nightly, 1 pm Saturday. features projectiles, magic, magic brain surgeon Doctor Garfield, and 15 thrill rides including the $16 000 Shooter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Western Pennsylvania
Rosena Show Grounds
Susie
Zacchine
Zacchini
Speedy Merrill
Leo Carroll
Animal Circus
Garfield
Harlem
Alice
Alpha
Cairo
Charleroi
Letters to the News
A reader signs this letter submission urging civic engagement and accountability, noting the importance of responsible journalism and community involvement. The writer includes their name and address to verify authorship and encourages public discourse through the letters page.
Camel Cigarettes Ad Promises More Smoking for Your Money
An old advertisement extols Camel cigarettes as offering greater smoking quantity for a lower price. It touts Camel’s mild taste and fragrance, calling Camels America's favorite and thriftiest way to true smoking enjoyment with premium tobaccos.
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America
Editor decries budget cuts to relief programs in congress
Joe Yakowicz argues that the economy bloc’s proposed relief bill cuts N Y A funding from 123 million to 81 million and trims W P A projects. He warns thousands of students, artists, and youth would lose support, hours, and opportunities while cultural programs vanish.
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Congress
Roosevelt
America
Joe Yakowicz
Liberty St
New Castle
East Brook Girls Vacation at Billow Beach
The East Brook high girls basketball team takes a week off for a Lake Erie vacation at Billow Beach Ashtabula. Students Sophia Wallas Pauline Scott Patty McCreary Dorothy Floyd Sally Morrow Elizabeth Scott Carolyn La Rue Betty Simpson Arlene Watson Maxine Mercer Nellie Morris Norma Hall Katherine Kline Stella Cwynar Virginia Fink join under chaperones Miss Marjorie Powell and Miss Adelaide Ray from Grove City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook High School
Lake Erie
Billow Beach
Ashtabula
Sophia Wallas
Pauline Scott
Patty McCreary
Dorothy Floyd
Sally Morrow
Elizabeth Scott
Carolyn la Rue
Betty Simpson
Arlene Watson
Maxine Mercer
Nellie Morris
Norma Hall
Katherine Kline
Stella Cwynar
Virginia Fink
Marjorie Powell
Adelaide Ray
Grove City
Masterpieces of Art at World's Fair Draw Growing Interest
Public interest in the Masterpieces of Art exhibit at the New York World's Fair grows steadily. Lecturers and guides are casual and human, challenging the notion that art belongs only to refined circles, as the exhibit aims to bring great works into everyday life and city culture.
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America
Commodore Perry
Japan
Hokasi
Hiroshigi
Toyokunis
Goya
Don Manuel Osorio
Bruegel
Titian
van Eyck
Vermeer
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Masterpieces of Art Exhibit Draws Growing Crowds
The exhibit gathers eager crowds as interest in architecture lighting interior decor cuisine and the arts of living expands. The piece echoes Whitman on the need for great audiences to enjoy great poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Whitman
Reserve Officers To Meet Wednesday In Federal Building
Reserve officers in the county will learn how the first Battle of Bull Run was conducted through an illustrated monograph. Major Harry R. Simons will lead the session in the Federal building on Wednesday night June 21, marking the last meeting of the inactive period. The material aims to prepare men for the upcoming First Army Maneuvers at Manassas and to familiarize them with the local terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Run
Federal
Harry R. Simons
Manassas
Kiwanians To Hear Wallace At Meeting
Kiwanis members will hear Robert L. Wallace speak at the weekly luncheon on Wednesday June 21. Wallace is a long time Kiwanis member and was the club's third president. An inter club banquet is planned for July 18 at Ellwood City Country club. Secretary Mantz and Thomas Paden will attend the Kiwanis International convention in Boston on behalf of the New Castle club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Wallace
Kiwanis Club
L. C. Mantz
Wallace
Kiwanis
Mantz
Kiwanis Clubs
Ellwood City Country Club
Thomas
Paden
Pennsylvania
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Lawrence Justine
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Building & Loan Association
Joseph L. Simon
Ellport
Charles T. Metzler
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West
Washington and
Beaver Sts
U. S. No
Mercer County
Peck
Navy
Rinso
Kroger
S. Mill St
Rieck
Jiffy
Chamber
North
Croton Ave
Chrysler and
Plymouth
Nurito
Paint Cleaners
Bell
S. Mercer ST
Town Crier
Pennsylvania Power Company
Loyal Order of Moose
ARKNI
American Institute of Laundering
New Castle Mutual Building & Loan Assn
Edwin C. Hill
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
Rembrandt
Rubens
Hogarth
Turner
Daumier
Florence
Wea
Morgan-Burrows Desoto and Plymouth Distributors
N. Jefferson St
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Cramer
Cramer’s Clothes
East
Washington Street
Boston
Florsheim Shoes
Matrix Shoes
Davis Shoe CO
Braatz Service
Eye Service
Washington and Jefferson Sts
Wallace Block
New Castle, Pa
J. F. Perelman
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