Committees For Alumni Reunion Are Announced
President Paul F Butz of the New Castle High School Alumni Association announces reunion committees for Friday at The Cathedral. Dinner at 6 30 in the dining room followed by an auditorium program and ballroom dancing. Tickets on sale at Buzz Brothers Paisley Drug Work Basket and several drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Butz
New Castle High School Alumni Association
Harriet Harris Sadler
Faul F. Butz
Charles E. Allen
Elizabeth Brudin
John D. Kennedy
C. C. Green
F. L. Orth
Marjorie Rhodes
Norman P. Nelson
Edith Moore
Mary DeNormandie Harlan
Helen Wing Robinson
Helen Burkhart
Helen Westlake
Pauline Schultz
Mary Wilson
Elizabeth Williams
Jessie Jenkins
Clara Hartsuff
Bart Richards
A. Bruce Ewing
Ethel Rentz Ferrer
Ray Lutz
Heber Baldwin
Frances Maxwell
R. C. Gilmore
T. EK. Meess
B. M. Rodgers
A. J. Gilchrist, Jr
William Cleland
James Elder
Earl T. Ramsey
Albert J. Hewitt
Jayne Magee
Clara Rice
Howard Wiley
Harry Falls
Buzz Brothers
Paisley
the Work Basket
Gilmore
Sons of Italy Plan For Outing And Dedication
The Sons of Italy discussed plans for their annual outing on August 1 at Neshannock Falls and arranged the dedication of their new club rooms on South Mill Street. The picnic is described as one of the year's biggest events.
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South Mill Street
Sons of Italy
Neshannock Falls
Unione Callero Holds Sunday Meeting at Division Street Club
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock members of Unione Callero will hold their regular meeting at their club rooms on Division street.
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Division Street
Unione Callero
New Book List Available At Public Library
A new book list at the free public library promotes reading with purpose and lasting value. The collection spans many subjects and can be borrowed at no cost by New Castle residents, divided into nine sub topics and designed to educate readers beyond a college course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public
Free Public Library
New Castle
Local Social Notes From Leesburg And Surrounding Areas
Esther Clinefelter and Christena Ryhal will host a tureen dinner for the Search Light Bible class at Clinefelter’s home Friday evening. Missionary societies of Volant and Rich Hill plan a Silver Tea at the local church Tuesday afternoon. Several residents, including Richard Macom and Marjorie Ewing, spent time with relatives in New Castle and Bethel, with others visiting from Warren Ohio and Pitcairn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Clinefelter
Christena Ryhal
Search Light Bible
Missionary Societies of
Volant
Rich Hill
Marjorie Ewing
Bethel, C
Frank Palmer
Miss Greenawald
Kaylor
Joe Greenawalt
Carmen Hawthorne
Earl Smith
Mercer
Ella Scollard
New Castle
Harold Armstrong
Warren, O
John Wardle
Pitcairn
W. G. McCracken
Walter Rudolph
Grove City
Aeronautical Sales Rise In U S In First Four Months 1937
New York reports a 61.4 percent rise in U S aeronautical spending in January to April 1937, reaching 30,474,871 dollars. Airline equipment, engines, and spare parts show strong gains, with April leading and 149 commercial aircraft delivered, including 129 small planes and 51 military aircraft.
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International News Service
New York
United States
Leighton W. Rogers
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Rogers
Mercer County Wool Pool Sold
The 1937 Mercer County Wool Growers Association pool will total about $26,000 based on last year’s 66,000 pounds. The pool was sold to Kenneth W. Marriner and Company of Boston. Farmers may deliver their clips in Mercer on June 23 24 and 25.
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Mercer
Mercer County Wool Growers Association
Kenneth W. Marriner and Company
Boston
Veteran claims enlistment at age eleven in World War I
Forest R. Martin, confined to a bed at Fitzsimmons General Hospital in Denver, says he joined the army at eleven. He weighs 174 pounds and stands five feet eight inches, unusual traits that helped him pass enlistment in Broadwater Nebraska. He was honorably discharged in 1917 due to bad eyesight and flat feet. He recalls wrestling as a strong youth and laments the discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Denver
Colo
Forest R. Martin
United States Army
Martin
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
M. P
Broadwater
Nebr
Juvenile Home Fugitives Are Held By Police
Three George Junior Republic youths from Grove City were recaptured in Meadville by city police and state patrol after escaping. Frank Hidock 18 Perrine 15 and Goughner 14 admitted stealing a machine from H T Paxton for a joy ride. They were held for hearing before Squire Thomas McClain Jr. Goughner had previously escaped from the institution weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
George Junior Republic
Grove City
Meadville
State Highway Patrol
Frank Hidock
Fayette County
Charles Perrine
Sharon
Norman Goughner
Jonestown
H. T. Paxton
William Brush
Mercer Detail
State Police
Squire Thomas McClain, Jr
Goughner
Alumni Banquet Seeks Floral Donations for Reunion
Floral donations are requested for the New Castle high school alumni reunion dinner on Friday evening June 25. Report flowers to Miss Helena M. Burchart at 314 Winter Avenue this week. The banquet, held in the Cathedral, will use flowers on tables and for decorations. M. J. Donnelly, a representative of Equitable Life, receives the newest honor from the Quarter Million club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Helena M. Burchart
Winter Avenue
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
M. J. Donnelly
Equitable Life
Judge Musmanno Starts On World Cruise Of Silence
Philadelphia report notes Judge Michael A Musmanno begins a voyage with strict silence until September to recover from throat trouble. He may only write messages, while a companion handles all speaking duties on a tramp steamer voyage to distant ports.
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Judge Musmanno
Philadelphia
Michael A Musmanno
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
R. A. Luongo
New York
No Speeding Excuse Defies Emergency Claim in Court
Seattle Judge William R. Bell fined Dr. Theodore W. Houk ten dollars for driving 47 mph in a 35 mph zone. Houk argued an emergency gall stone case. the judge dismissed the claim, noting headaches and pain do not constitute emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
William R. Bell
Theodore W. Houk
Houk
Bell
Philadelphia Landmarks Open To Tourists In 1937
The article highlights Independence Hall Congress Hall and Carpenter's Hall as key Philadelphia sites open to visitors during the 150th Anniversary year. It notes the Declaration of Independence Constitution Liberty Bell and Washington's second term inauguration at Congress Hall with visiting hours. A closing quip warns about public burden or menace depending on success.
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Philadelphia
United States
America
Quaker City
Independence Hall
6Th
Chestnut Streets
Congress Hall
Independence Square
5Th
Chestnut
Walnut Streets
Continental Congress of the
Washington
Congress
Carpenter's Hall
3Rd
4Th
Chestnut Street
Continental Congress
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Unione Calabro
Plymouth
DE Soto
Morgan-Burrows Motor CO
N. Jefferson St
DeSoto and Plymouth Distributors
Storage Battery & Electric Service Co
N. Mercer St
Wallace Block
Lawrence County
Jon
Jefferson Sts
New Castle, Pa
Panace
Braatz
Croton Ave
Yecreery
Washington Street
Charles Rudolph
Edward Mechling
Merle Kauffman
Warren
Mrs
A. J. Kauffman
John Huey
Beaver Falls
Donald Rice
Paul and
Marian Smith
Youngstown
Sam Oakes
J. C. Offutt
Alice Oakes
Hannah Lloyd
Rex
Gerald Palmer
Esther Garland
Mineral Ridge, O
Leesburg
Richard Macom
Dale Grim
Chichesters
Chichesters Pills
Brand
Beard
Ohio
Hyde
North Liberty St. Mahoningtown
Silverman’s Economy Shoe Shop
Washington St
Leonard
Depple Furniture CO
S. Jefferson Street
Aeronautical
U. S
Mercer County Wool Pool
Baltimore & Ohio
U. S. Army
Gay Et Ae
Hone
Neon
D- Lease
Bes
Joe
Gall
Fr Wal
FORD
Detroit
Universal Credit Company
Donnelly
Atlantic
A. RB. Co
Netecar
Money
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