Volant College Alumni Plans 25th Annual Reunion
Volant College Association prepares for its 25th reunion on the old campus at Volant scheduled for Wednesday June 26. Attendance is expected to be the year’s largest with broad interest from distant alumni and regrets from those unable to attend.
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Volant College Association
Old College
Volant
Scott Hamilton
Homer C. Drake
Thomas George
Cleveland
Volant College
A. Martin Graham
New Castle
Graham
Parents Crushed By Accusation Against Daughter
In Bentleyville Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs John Kisiday face a grave crisis as their 20 year old daughter Dorothy is charged with first degree manslaughter in Nassau County New York regarding the death of John L Burness. Dorothy claimed Burness promised money and she told authorities she struck him with a hammer and left the body in her employer's garage with the motor running. The Kisidays fear the costs of travel to New York to see Dorothy while Irene Brozovic 19 of Brier Hill is held as a material witness.
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International News Service
Bentleyville
John Kisiday
Ellsworth
Dorothy
New York
Kisidays
Kisiday
Nassau County
John L. Burness
Long Island
Howard McNeail
Burness
Irene Brozovic
Brier Hill
Uniontown
Picnic for Sons of Veterans in Cascade Park
Last night in Cascade Park K Company Sons of Union Veterans held their first picnic of the season. About thirty people attended dinner served by Mrs Mary Meyer and medical unit helpers. After eating they enjoyed rides and a dance at the pavilion and a drill meeting was announced for July 2 at City Hall.
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Cascade Park
K Company
Sons of Union Veterans
Mary Meyer
Phalanx Fraternity to Meet at YMCA June 26
Members of the Phalanx fraternity will convene for a meeting at the YMCA on Wednesday evening June 26 at 7 30 o'clock. The notice urges attendance and notes the venue and time for the gathering.
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Phalanx Fraternity
Relief Critique: Questioning Social Workers in Relief Plans
Rocky Lewis of New Castle Pa laments the joint legislative committee report on relief as endorsing paid social workers and enabling state dependency. He argues for minimal relief and criticizes budget plans while urging tax restraint and fielding real-world business sense over academic social training. June 23 1935.
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Relief Report
New Castle News
Joint Legislative Committee
Mittee
House of Representatives
Rocky Lewis
S. Jefferson St
New Castle
Stomach Gas Relief Promised by Indo-Vin Product
Mrs. Bertha Davis of 932 Eureka St Pittsburgh reports persistent stomach gas and bloat until using Indo-Vin. She claims meals now digest well and no sour reactions, endorsing the product for everyone. Indo-Vin is available at Eckerd's drug store in New Castle and other local druggists.
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Bertha Davis
Eureka St
Pittsburgh
Eckerd
New Castle
Fulton family concert at United Presbyterian Church
The Fulton family will present a program at 8 p m on Thursday June 27 at United Presbyterian Church. The program features instrumental music vocal solos duets readings and dramatizations by Mr Fulton his wife Ruth and son William with Ruth to assist. No admission but a silver offering will be taken.
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Fulton
United Presbyterian Church
Plaingrove United Presbyterian Church
Ruth
William
New Castle Board Awards Furnace Contract to Columbus Company
In a special session the New Castle School Board awarded four furnaces for Terrace Avenue School to Columbus Heating and Ventilating Company for 2555 dollars. Installation will occur in summer and be ready for September school opening.
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New Castle
Terrace Avenue
Columbus Heating and Ventilating Company
New Orleans Garbage Strike Ties to City Politics
In New Orleans on June 25 about 250 garbage workers walked off the job amid Louisiana political tensions. They refused to return until full pay is restored, linking the strike to Mayor T. Semmes Walmsley’s possible resignation and state funds via Sen. Huey P. Long.
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International News Service
New Orleans
Louisiana
FERA
T. Semmes Walmsley
Huey P. Long
Heavy Guard Is Placed Around Jail
Paterson New Jersey police seal off headquarters with machine guns rifles and shotguns after a telephoned tip warned of an underworld attempt to free eight mobsters detained in a Mountain View bungalow raid. Police Chief John Murphy ordered extraordinary precautions to prevent any rescue by associates.
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International News Service
Paterson
N. J
Mountain View
John Murphy
Garment strike looms after union boards back action
A general strike of 40,000 garment workers looms after the International Ladies Garment Workers union and the Allied Cloak and Suit Workers organization won executive board backing. The motion goes to a union referendum before action. Printers have long claimed no Bible copy is printed without a typographical error.
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International News Service
New York
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Allied Cloak and Suit Workers Organization
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