Camera Club to Exhibit In Castleton Hotel Show
New Castle Camera Club announces its annual exhibit at the Castleton Hotel with up to fifty hangings of amateur prints to be shown June 28 to 30. Prints are noncompetitive and limited to works by the entrants themselves. A public ballot will determine favorites, with judges David Owens and Edward Salt.
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New Castle
Camera Club
David Owens
Edward Salt
Youngstown
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Hospital Notes Castles and Jameson Memorial Admitted
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges from Castle Hospital and Jameson Memorial Hospital. Names include Catherine De Simione Billy Joe Karmbauer James Wilkinson Dorothy Shaw Phyllis Fullwood and others with various ton sic operations and infant cases. Discharges include Edith Biord Eleanor Jean Morris and several others from Kinsey Harman Petersburg and Youngstown areas.
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Catherine’ de~ Simione
East Sutton Street
Kinsey
Michiel
Vine Street
Louise Quinn
Pine Street
Billy’ Joe’ Karmbauer
Harman, Pa
Hartman Street
Julia DeGennaro
South Mil Street
Edith Biord
Fifth
Ellwood City
Walter Kolodalek
ann _street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
James Wilkinson
Cedar Street
Bidna Fiuckinger
Petersburg
James Foster
Winter ‘Avenue
Dorothy Shaw
Hillcrest Avenue
Phyllis Fullwood
West Avenue
James Parish, Jr
Willam H.fenton
Hadley
George Edward Roberts
Englewood Avenue
Eleanor Jean Morris
Gary Lee ‘Rodgers
R. F. Dd
Miller Avenue
Albert Rozz
Quinn Street
Youngstown
Sylvia Lustoria
Croton Avenue
Anna McClimans
Arlington Avenue
John
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dorothy Spiker
South Bay’ Street
Camp-O-Ree Draws 200 Lawrence County Boy Scouts
Two day Camp-O-Bee event gathers 200 scouts from Lawrence county Boy Scout troops at Camp John M Phillips. They will prepare evening meals, breakfast and lunch on Saturday before returning home. John S Finnessy, scout executive, leads with a judging staff to examine camping skills.
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Lawrence County
Boy Scout
John M. Phillips
Xoon
John ' S
Finnessy
City Hall Briefs Highlight Warnings and Warrant Actions
Mayor Charles Mayne warns leniency ends for traffic-violation warrants. Five violators paid $1 fines and $1.50 costs at police HQ. Police to serve more warrants. Ellwood City autoist Scott Anderson reports a near-miss with George Brown, age 4, who suffered minor abrasions. Chief Ralph Criswell received a pamphlet on counterfeits from the Secret Service. Council members still in D.C. pursuing federal control of the local airport. City taxes at face value only through June. delinquent 1939 taxes to be filed July 1. Stop signs erected on Reynolds at Pollock and Cunningham at Pollock to cut accidents.
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Charles
Mayne
Scott Anderson
Ellwood City
George Brown
Oak
Ray Streets
Anderson
Brown
Germany's Might Dwarfed by Unfolding Truck Tale
An unusual note highlights how trucks dominate the scene more than Germany's strength, focusing on logistics and mobility rather than military power. The piece underscores the prominence of transport capacity in modern headlines and economic impact.
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Castleton Hotel
New Castle Club
Castle Hospital
Alaska
Mars
Earth
Tovely
Pekiy
BAY Soc Weekly
Eastman
Lady Bulova
Elgin
Brownid Eastman
Bulova
WES
Irwin
WM. Rogers Silver
Mc Weekly
Jastina Eer Arte
Leo Pendate
Camp
Wait Merol
Kook-Kwick
MR. .H. T. Savage
North
Jefferson St
New Castle, Pa
City Hall
Ralph A. Criswell
The
Secret Service
J. D. Alexander
D. QO. Davies
Glenn &. Throop
Washington, D. C
C. C. McKibben
McKibben
Thomas Jones
Reynolds Street
Pollock Avenue
Cunningham Avenue
Germany
Mussolini
Wiere
Girtier
Perelman
Radiorgan
E. Washington St
Philco Refrigerator
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