Outstanding speech students compete at Westminster College
New Wilmington June 22 outstanding speech students from district high schools competed in six events at the Fourth Annual High School Speech Institute. Winners include Robert McGill Springdale first in Extemporaneous speaking and Calvin McCracken Springdale second. Evelyn Burge Warren first in Declamation and Julia Nickum Sharon second. Carl Wiley Ellwood City first in Radio speaking and Cecelia Paul Havertown second. Barbara Younghans Springdale first in Humorous reading and Margaretta Springdale second. Calvin McCracken Springdale first and Phillip Rose Youngstown second in Original oratory. Patricia Paules Lancaster first in Dramatic reading and Carl Wiley Ellwood City second. Friday night features three one act plays. Melvin Moorhouse and David MacArthur lead the department. student teachers include Helen Sloss, William Sample of Sharon, Bruce Catt of Butler, and Maryann Rehm of Pittsburgh.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Robert McGill
Springdale
Calvin McCracken
Evelyn Burge
Warren
Julia Nickum
Sharon
Carl Wiley
Ellwood City
Cecelia Paul
Havertown
Barbara Younghans
Margaretta
Phillip Rose
Youngstown
Patricia Paules
Lancaster
Melvin Moorhouse
David MacArthur
Local Student Selected as Delegate to Theta Sigma Phi National Convention
Miss Philomena Sparano daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis A Sparano of the Francis Hotel South Croton Avenue a senior at the University of Missouri has been chosen as official delegate to the Theta Sigma Phi journalism honorary sorority national convention to be held June 23 to 26 at the Wisconsin Hotel in Milwaukee Wis she leaves Tuesday evening for Milwaukee and will visit enroute in Chicago with roommate Miss Gladys Marsh Drive slow children move fest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomena Sparano
Francis A. Sparano
Francis
South Croton Avenue
University of Missouri
Theta Sigma Phi
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Sparano
Enroute
Chicago
Gladys Marsh
Plane Attirer Visitors to the Airport on the Youngstown Road
The Aeronca L-16 artillery liaison plane of the Pennsylvania National Guard, flown from Harrisburg by Major B A Bache, visited the Youngstown area. Lt Rowland and Lt Carpenter of New Castle and Captain Callahan of Butler tested the craft for the 229th Field Artillery liaison program. Wilson Aviation at the airport noted local pilot progress with Joseph Topolosky of Lowellville completing private pilot training and enrolling in a commercial course. Arthur Williams of Enon Valley completed a solo cross country flight to Jamestown New York over the weekend.
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Youngstown Road
Pennsylvania National Guard
B. A. Bache
Harrisburg
229Th Field Artillery
Rowland
Carpenter
New Castle
Callahan
Butler
229Th
F. A Wilson Aviation
Joseph Topolosky
Lowellville
Ohio
Arthur Williams
Enon Valley
Jamestown
New York
Hoarseness and Vitamin C Advice for Health
A health notice urges heeding hoarseness as a warning and seeking investigation to prevent serious trouble. It notes many causes and the doctor can diagnose and advise next steps. It also emphasizes daily vitamin C intake, suggesting oranges or grapefruit to meet daily needs.
Moravia Presbyterian banquet honors mothers and daughters
Moravia community gathering at the Moravia Presbyterian church drew about 75 attendees for a rose themed banquet. Rev. W. C. Sweet opened with invocation as Mrs. Margaret Perry won best rose.
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Moravia
Marie Tindall
Marie Craig
Shirley Cunningham
Tillie Gwin
Margaret Mahoney
Rhea Bentley
Joan McBride
Bess Anderson
Dewey Accepted by Delegates Amid Party Compromise
Washington calling notes a cautious path for the Republican faction as Dewey wins delegate acceptance amid pressure from Tabers and Wherries. The piece warns of potential Senate and House challenges and frames the outcome as a truce balancing internationalist gains against a broader GOP unity struggle.
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Robert R. McCormick
Vandenberg
Stassen
Dewey
Tabers
Wherrys
Senate
House
United Peature Syndicate, Inc
Roosevelt Cabinet Revelations Spark Political Doubts
Hall Hopkins and Farley were brushed aside without compunc tion. The Roosevelt cabinet and political household reveal a record of double and triple-dealing hardly paralleled in American politics.
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Hall
Hopkins
Farley
Roosevelt
Hunt reunion draws Harlandsburg 4-H club at Grange hall
Frank Blackwell of Lowellville visited the McFarls and the Hunt reunion was held at the Willard Grange hall. Harlandsburg 4-H plans a June 24 meeting at Edyce Harlan’s home. Grove City’s Mr. and Mrs. Robert McFarland and Sharon’s Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDowell visited Minnie McFarland. Marshall family attended Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Blackwell
Lowellville
Alvin McFar
Albert Double
Hunt
Willard Grange Hall
Harlansburg
Edyce Harlan
Robert McFarland
Grove City
Minnie McFarland
Robert McDowell
Sharon
Ha Marshall
Local Guests and Family Visits Noted in Area
Sizable social round includes J C Boyd visiting Michael Fisher cottage at East Brook and Mr and Mrs Manning Hunt of Chicago stopping with Mr and Mrs B H Hunt. Mr Keee Ewing of New Castle joined Mrs Rachel Woods and family for an evening gathering. Charles and others also mentioned in the roundup.
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J. L. Marshall
Camp Run
J. C. Boyd
Michael Fisher
East Brook
Mr. Keee Ewing
New Castle
Rachel Woods
Manning Hunt
Chicago
8. H. Hunt
Charles
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