Heads Of Store To Attend Frres Funeral In Eric Heads Of Store To Attend Frres Funeral In Eric
Privy, son of Eric, manager of rn Goods company and director of Lin New Castle Dry Goods store was instantly killed in an automobile accident near Appleton Wisconsin. The younger Fries was merchandise manager of a dry goods firm at Oshkosh Wisconsin and returning home from a business trip to Manitowoc Wisconsin. Three other occupants of the car were killed. Officials of the New Castle store will go to Riley tomorrow morning for the burial. No definite word on the service time.
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Ordmal PL Privy
Eric
Rn Goods
Lin New Castle Dry
N Stantly
Appleton
Wis
Pies
Oshkush
Manitone
Fries
New Castle
Ryley
Plac
New Castle Youth Named President of Freedom Oil Works
Earl M. Craig of Beaver, son of the late Percy L. Craig of New Castle, elected president of Freedom Oil Works. Albert B. Craig of Pittsburgh named vice president. Three new directors include EB. J. Bischoffberger, George J. Mohr, and J. Fred Minke. Controlling Craig interests long held this company and Earl’s promotion pleases New Castle friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl M. Craig
Beaver
Percy L. Craig
New Castle
Freedom Oil Works Company
Albert B. Craig
Pittsburgh
EB. J. Bischoffberger
Freedom
George J. Mohr
Tank
J. Fred Minke
Toledo, O
George Craig
Presaly
Unique System Of Inducing Children To Read Good Books
Children borrowers at the Wew Castle Free Public Torary are encouraged to read books of real practical worth. Miss Alice Joyce, the children's librarian, started a program granting tiny passports listing the books read when a child completes ten books on foreign lands or people. The system has been active several weeks with many children already having read three titles. about thirty pupils are competing to obtain a passport.
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Wew Castle
Alice Joyce
Childran
Medical Auxiliary Names New Castle Woman To Office
Mrs. Charles F. Flannery of North Mercerstreet was elected to a national office in the Medical Auxiliary section of the National Eclectic Medical Association at the annual Columbus convention. Delegates voted yesterday as the Flannerys attended the sessions this year. They are expected home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Flannery
North Mercerstreet
National Eclectic Medical Association
Columbus
Flannery
Where to Go Tonight Dome Yakima and More
An all walking comedy slate features Dome Yakima Canutt in Brand ed a Bandit and Tarzan the Tiger plus Al Ali in Laff That Off. Regent presents The Golden Calf with Sue Carol Jack Mulhall El Bronco and Marjorie White. Penn-Rith Chatterton stars in The Laughing Lady with Clive Brook. Joan Crawford headlines Mon sana Moon with John Mack Brown Dorothy Sebastian and Karl Dane. Lots of song hits romance and dancing amid world sound news events.
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Dome—Yakima Canutt
Bandit
Tarzan the Tiger
al Ali
Regent
Sue Carol
Jack Mulhall
el Bronco
Marjorie White
Stair
Ann Pennington
Arthur Lake
Say Blane
Capiefol
Joan Crawford
John Mack Brown
Dorothy Sebastian
Richard Cortez
Renny Rubin
Clif Edwards
Karl Dane
New Enon Valley Road Could Open by July Fourth
Work on the Enon Valley to New Galilee road progresses under state inspection. The Diorla Company and Garrity and Parish lead construction with a tentative July 4 opening, weather and labor conditions permitting, improving access from Enon Valley to Ellwood City and toward Portersville.
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Yenes
Enon
Galilee
New Galilee
Pennsylvania
Garrity and Parish of
Youngstown
Diorla Company
Enon Valley
Ellwood City
Koppel
New Gastle
Portersville
Perry
Uy County
Lawrence County
Welcome accorded Admiral Byrd in New York parade
Former newsman recalls a grand welcome as Rear Admiral Byrd and his party arrived in New York. A 2000-strong marine parade and civic pageantry filled Broadway from Trinity Church to City Hall, where Mayor Walker officially greeted Byrd before a sequence of luncheons and dinners. Byrd then headed to Washington to be honored by President Hoover and others.
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Byre
Old Trinity Church
Wallcreet
Broadway
Tor Canyon
United States Customs Building
Battes
Richmond Blues
Byrd
Grover
South Pole
City Hall
James J. Walker
New York
Washington, D
Hoover
Suit Brought For Services Rendered
H Milholland files suit at the prothonotary against M J Scan ton for 911 dollars claimed as payment for services rendered. Milholland says Scanton sent him to survey earth removal for Reeves stadium bid at Beaver Falls and did work for Searson on a farm survey and land records in N Beaver township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Milholland
Prothonotary’s Office
M. J. Scanton
Scanton
Milholland
Reeves
Beaver Falls
Milholand
Searson
N. Beaver Township
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices in New Castle Area
Marriage licenses listed for New Castle residents Adolf Grigatis with Elizabeth Brovinskas and Anthony Pubio with Beater Falls, Theresa Domenic of Rochester with Johan Kopink and Agnes Strute. Mrs. Carrie F. Swanson of Garfield Avenue has returned from visits to Camden New Jersey and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Grigatis
iNew
Elizabeth Brovinskas
Anthony Pubio
Beater Falls
Theresa Domenic
Rochester
Bessemer Bessemer
Johan Kopink
Agnes Strute
Oseer
Carrie F. Swanson
Garfield Avenue
Camden
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Jameson Nurses Commencement Program Summary
Commencement exercises for Jameson Nurses include invocation by Rev. A. J. Randles, violin selections by Elsa Von Moltke Jemnery, and address 'The Necessity For Being An Interesting Person' by Miss Thrysa Amos. Diplomas presented by Fred Stencz. pins by Annie Grass. benediction by Rev. H. C. Weaver. recessional The Triumphal March.
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Tragumeri
Schumann
Moskowsk
Fred Stencz
Annie
Grass
R. N
H. C. Weaver
D. D
M. E. Church
Buck
Trial over streetcar collision damages suit
A passenger sues the streetcar company claiming injuries from a collision. The company concedes negligence and injury but argues a safe terminal operation could heal the passenger, who refuses surgery. The decision print appears on Classifieds. clergy announce a church conference travel.
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Tsme
Ane
Mystery Quiz Notes and Anniversary Date
The page lists trivia like a Grab Bag Q and A with questions about company presidents birth states peak mountains and hemidemisemiquaver definitions. It notes West Virginia’s 1863 statehood anniversary and offers a horoscope claiming quiet talents. dicey spellings imply publication from a magazine quiz panel.
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West Virginia
Neptune Rotation Mystery Revealed In 1928 Study
Arthur Dev. Carpenter recounts how Moore and Menzel at Lick Observatory used spectroscopy to align with Neptune's equator and observed the eastern limb receding while the western limb approached. Their findings suggested Neptune's rotation period of about 15.8 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dev
Carpenter
Neptune
Mowre and Menzel
Lick Observatory
Police Shakeup in Chicago Tests Old Guard
Chicago police undergo a sweeping reorganization with about 1000 officers shifted and top officials reassigned. The plan elevates 700 detectives to uniforms, leaves 200 detectives under Lieut. John Norton, and abolishes five general districts while cutting five deputy commissioners. Indictments in the Alfred Lingle murder case show little progress amid a broad day street shooting in a crowded railroad subway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plio
John Norton
Aith
Alfred Lingle
Open Road at Cascade Park Bridge Renovation
Drainage work on the west side of the Cascade Park bridge adds a five foot cement walk and 23 foot curbway with an apron. The new gradual approach level reduces the prior steep climb and old stone bridge is buried beneath fill. Mrs Earl Turk of EL Washington Street recovering.
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Cascade Park
Earl Turk
EL Washington Street
Almost Fifty Nine Babies Attend Local Clinic
Fifty nine healthy babies were brought to the Ure Well Baby clinic at the New Castle Dry Goody building on Thursday. The weekly clinic runs from 10:00 to 12:00 a m under the Lawrence County Tuberculosis Society with Dr William Wallace in charge and nurses assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Dry Goody
Lawrence County Tuberculosis Society
William Wallace
Byrd Returns to White House Welcome Parade
President greets Admiral Richard Byrd and party at the White House after polar travels. Mr Byrd and the Byrd party are met by Navy and Geographic Society officials, with thousands lining streets and the president's reception at 12:30 a.m. A special act of Congress will place Byrd among admirals for his polar voyages. Wreaths are laid on graves of Bennett, Wilkes, and Peary. A gala auditorium program and high officials attend.
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Mighty
Mrs. Byrd
Byrd
Eugiard
Jahncke
Gilbert P. Grosvenor
The
Geographic Society
William A. Moffett
Jahneke
Jahnecke
Navy
Congress
Navy Department
Eatl
Ernest Lee Jxhacke
North Pole
Bennett
Arlington
Wilkes
Sears
Peary
Washington
Diplomatic Corps
Rivers Harbors Bill Faces Senate Vote Today
Senate action looms on the Rivers-Harbors bill with a potential White House veto if the final package exceeds 50 million dollars. The measure, tied to the waterway and pension provisions, may return to the House after passage or veto. Key items include 80,266,400 for Great Lakes channels, 2,500,000 annually for the Erie Canal, and 315,000 for Allegheny River work in Pennsylvania.
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Hoover
Iran
Congress
Sonferrace
Senate
Great Laxes
New York
Allegheny River
Pensylvania
Marys School graduates class continued from page one
Awards are listed for grades four through eight with names of top students and a long list of yacht club members. The eighth grade honors go to Joseph Armona Praise Cox Doyle and Mary McAuley, with other grade winners named alongside. Additional names include Joseph Howley Donald Freena Bernard Schaol and many more.
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Joseph Armona
Cox Doyle
Mary McAuley
Cirade
Norman Wadlinger
Ar Rint Riex
Marraret
Mary Wadliteer
Thats Carriglia
Robert Young
Joseph Lloyd
Damer O'Conner
Margaret Mary Meher
James Higgins
Esther Dacqus
Yachtingalas
Joseph Howley
Donald Freena
Bernard Schaol
John Travers
Tost Armond
Stin McGarthy
Paul Mills
Thomws Maher
Edward Khoury
Ancis Vandream
Net Winterbottom
Gentry Curnyaruph Grenney
Dabrick Goodr Jones Travers
Jack Donegan
Px Gravenstyetee
Josips Wieser
George Chip
Virgil Sander
John O'Neil
Deaths of the Day George Beljanski
Deaths of the Day report George Beljanski 28 of Detroit Michigan died Monday in Detroit after an appendicitis operation. Son of Angeline and Marko Beljanski of Jugoslavin and once a Youngstown resident, he worked as a sales manager for Krelikin Wholesale Dry Goods. Survived by parents and a brother Presto in Jugoslavia and a cousin Mrs Melon Rakage of Unis. Body brought to Bell Avenue home for funeral Saturday at 2:30 PM. Witham Pinkerton.
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George Beljanski
Detroit
Mich
Angeline
Marko Beljanski
Juger Slavin
Youngstown
Krelikin’ Wholesale Dry Goods Company
Nsrother
Presto
Jugo-Slavia
Melon Rakage
Unis c
Tielen Riskage
Bell Avenue
Witham
Pinkerton
William J. Pinkerton
Lawrence
R. D
Mr. Pinkerton
Lawrence County
Samutel
Sarah Pinkerton
King's Chapel Methodist
Mary P. Donaldson Pinkerton
C. A. Pinkerton
P. S. Emery
Cuyahoza
Ohio
F. A. Pinkerton
Protest State Order Affects Fireworks Plant
A.state department order set to take effect June 14 bans concrete firework sheds, forcing companies to suspend production and lay off workers. Two of five local firms report layoffs as they seek relief through an appeal to the Department of Labor and Industry. plans for new buildings are stalled by construction delays.
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Department of Labor and
Leyfy
Price Reports On Patrols Activity
Price reports detail state patrol activity with miles driven and applicants examined. Superintendent cites 490000 miles covered, 2930 of 2855169 miles, and 48000 dollars fined in a year. Fines totaled 222912 dollars. warrants and other figures appear incomplete.
Bell Office Wins New Era Cups in District Cup Totals
Bell Telephone Company reports Bell Office and plant departments capturing New Era Cups for the month of May. It marks the third win this year for the plant department and the second for the commerce department, with annual prizes scheduled for the district achieving the most cups.
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Bell Office
Plant Deplyment
Sommereia
New Cristie
Bell Telephone Company
Wean
Ida Tae Commerce Department
Organize Summer Recreation Club in Town
A Town edition notes a group of young women at the YWCA discussing forming a Summer Recreation Club. The meeting covered planning and participation, with future sessions and local officials mentioned. The text references Cr Te y and partners and a Castletown area, with a focus on youth engagement and community service.
China Is Last Country Visited
Fragmentary note lists China as the final country on a travel sequence. The text contains unclear garbled phrases and missing dates or identifyable events, preventing a clearer account.
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China
Levine Attachment Writ Filed By Lev in Whistle Bottling Case
A writ attachment was filed by Levine against Nathan Gils in the Whistle Bottling Company matter. The filing seeks to intercept money or dividends to enforce a claim, with Ww. C. Cameron involved in the proceedings.
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Levine
Ate Tehmenk Ab Lie Prathongniry
Nathan Gils
Ee Ilatant
Itd
C. Cameron
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Frres
Wisconsin
New Castle Boy Heads Oil Works
Freedom Company
Medical Auxiliary
E. A. Ford
WH. S. Mison
Mer
East
Washington Street
New Custie
PA Newc
Certai
Wilmington Avenue
Pa Newe
Souv
Mercer Street
Oscar Carlson
New
Enon Valley Road
M. Moresky
Long Avenue
Moravia Street
Jameson
Faye Que
George L. Grambs
Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church
William Laurel
Elvira Cartwright
Kiskimenets Springs School
Saltscurpy
Mme
Ray Long
Magazine
Todiana
Colorada
Chicago
White House
Gantinved
Fage One
Anna Lena Edwards
John M. Edwards
Wayne Township
Teiephane
Children’s Travel Club of Library
SA Run
Getter Service
Siveg
Ieee Sones
R_Laa
Funeral Home
Ana SE Hi Aaah
Sam H. McGoun
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