Scout House Will Be Built In New Wilmington
Public and private groups in New Wilmington join to erect a new scout house at the park on a WPA foundation. Rotary club fire company community chest borough council and private citizens donate funds materials or labor. Local Boy Scouts contribute time and the project should finish in about two weeks. The building sits on a WPA foundation with Democratic versus Republican balance noted in town.
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New Wilmington
WPA
Rotary Club
Volunteer Fire Company
Community Chest
Borough Council
Community Fourth Celebration Planned at the Park
Miss Cox will supervise younger children while Mr. Eagle supervises older boys and girls. The park will include swings slides sandboxes athletic courts and seesaw boards. Fireworks display sponsored by community chest officials starts at 8 30 p m on July 4 at the park.
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Miss Cox
Mr. Eagleson
Community Chest
Lemke Predicts Close 1936 Election Fight
Congressman William Lemke of the Union party predicts a tight 1936 contest with no clear majority for Roosevelt or London in the electoral college. Speaking to the Greensburg Lions Club, Lemke denies third party defeatist talk and says the group aims for 1940 or 1944. He accuses both major parties of Wall Street influence and says Roosevelt may fail to win the popular vote. Lemke and his two sons headed to Chicago to establish campaign HQ.
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International News Service
Greensburg
Congress
Roosevelt
London
William Lemke
Coughlin
Lemke
Chicago
Birth of William Gray Galbreath in Mercy Hospital
Mr and Mrs Dale Galbreath of Sharon announce the birth of a son named William Gray at Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh at 10 o clock Monday evening June 22. The baby’s grandfather is Dr Robert F Galbreath of West Neshannock avenue.
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Dale Galbreath
Sharon
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
William Gray
Galbreath
Robert F. Galbreath
West Neshannock Avenue
Miss Marguerite Hoagland Advances to Pulaski School
Miss Marguerite Hoagland of West Neshannock avenue has been elected teacher of room 1 at Pulaski school at a Pulaski school board meeting. She has taught in Wilmington township schools for several years.
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Marguerite Hoagland
West Neshannock Avenue
Pulaski School
Pulaski School Board
Hoagland
Wilmington Township
Playground Instructors Named for Community Chest Park Program
Miss Mary Cox and John Eagle Son were named as instructors for the community chest sponsored playground at the park. Officials said the playground will be open daily from 9 to 12 and 1 to 5, excluding Sundays, beginning July 6.
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Mary Cox
John Eagle- Son
Community Chest
Chest
Bridegroom Hurt On Way To Wedding
Frank J. Jurie a 27 year old from New York City is hospitalized with serious injuries after a car crash on the way to his Rochester Pennsylvania wedding to Emily Elizabeth Fry daughter of Mr and Mrs J Howard Fry The wedding will be rescheduled to be held later and Miss Fry left for his bedside today
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Rochester
Frank J. Jurie
New York City
New York
Emily Elizabeth Fry
J. Howard Fry
Exhibition of Japanese Art Tops Museum History
During Harvard’s tercentenary, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts will host the greatest Japanese art exhibition in its history. The display is made possible by officials and civic leaders in Japan, university officials, and museum directors.
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International News Service
Boston
Harvard
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Japan
Dr Chas R Foster Returns as Pittsburgh Associate Superintendent
Dr Charles R Foster, ousted from Indiana State Teachers College, is elected associate superintendent of Pittsburgh schools by the Board of Education to replace Frank M Leavitt. Recommended by Ben G Graham, Foster previously led New Castle schools and Indiana State Teachers College. Salary set at 7500 dollars annually amid past political controversy.
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Indiana State Teachers’ College
Charles R. Foster
Pittsburgh
Board of Education
Frank M. Leavitt
Foster
Ben G. Graham
New Castle
Graham
Indiana State Teachers College
Indiana
Arlington Avenue Free Methodist holds Sunday School convention
An all day Sunday School convention and missionary rally will be held at the Arlington Ave Free Methodist church. The morning session starts 9:30, afternoon 1:30, and evening 7:30 with topics assigned to capable speakers. The evening program features district youth leadership and delegations from the Cleveland district of the Ohio conference.
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Arlington Ave. Free Methodist Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Doan's Pills for Backache Relief from Tired Kidneys
Doan's Pills offer relief for nagging backaches linked to tired kidneys. The ad explains kidneys remove acids and wastes, with about 3 pints cleared daily in a healthy person. When kidneys underperform, waste buildup causes pain, swelling, headaches, and fatigue, prompting readers to ask their druggist for Doan's Pills.
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Doan
Stratosphere Balloon Lands In Arkansas
J Denver Smith of Fort Alabam, Ark finds a torn pink Stratosphere balloon in a Ozark tree near Huntsville. The note offers five dollars for returning the instruments to the University of Minnesota and keep the balloon as a souvenir. Prof Piccard aims for 72 290 feet in future tests.
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International News Service
Huntsville
Ark
J. Denver Smith
Fort Alabam
Minneapolis
Jean Piccard
Ozark Mountain
Here
University of Minnesota
Smith
Piccard
Hospital Notes New Castle and Jameson Memorial
Admitted patients include Evelyn DeVivo Anita DeVivo Ruth Paden Stephen Bucker Elizabeth Pops from New Castle area and Raymond McBride Charles Grine Beverly Groden Gwendolyn Welsheimer Mildred Stinard and others. Discharged list features Pearl Livingston Edward Leis Rita Granato Ruth Wolanski Luella Ida Black and Florence Miller with several tonsil operations noted.
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New Castle Hospital
Evelyn DeVivo
Montgomery Avenue
Anita DeVivo
Ruth Paden
Highland Avenue
Stephen Bucker
Terrace Avenue
Elizabeth Pops
Pearl Livingston
Croton Avenue
Edward Leis
Clenmore Boulevard
Rita Granato
East Home Street
Ruth Wolanski
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Raymond McBride
Norwood Avenue
Charles Grine
Slippery Rock
Beverly Groden
Ellwood City
Gwendolyn Welsheimer
Cherry Street
Mildred Stinard
Pine Street
Luella
Ida Black
Florence Miller
Etna Street
Anna Bailey
Pulaski
Helen Martin
First Presbyterian Church Softball Meet for East Brook Game
Players are asked to meet at the First Presbyterian Church tonight at 5 o'clock to travel to East Brook for a game against the Lakewood Titans. The note warns that the gravity of any situation can be judged by the degree of foolishness some people will listen to.
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First Presbyterian Church
East Brook
Lakewood
Nanking Troops Ready To Fight In Southern Reach
Chinese civil war dispatches say Kwangsi forces push toward Hengchow near Nanking as southern rebels press to reach Changsha. A large Nanking garrison awaits and Hengchow marks the farthest Kwangsi advance with earlier actions by Kwangtung as a former ally.
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International News Service
Shanghai
Kwangsi Province
Nanking
Verdun
Hengchow
Kwangsi
Hankow
Henchow
Changsha
Hunan
Kwangtung Province
Playground Opens Near Franklin School
Art Alexander announced the Ben Franklin Jr. high school playground opening. A mapped program includes handicraft volleyball mushball horseshoe pitching and general athletic games. Hours are 10 am to 4 pm weekdays and 9 am to noon Saturdays. Delegations may leave at 2 2:30 and 5:30 pm. Alumni and attendees are asked to call before Friday morning.
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Art Alexander
Ben Franklin, Jr. High School
Business College Alumni Plan Picnic at Stoughton's Beach
Former students of the New Castle Business College and current students have completed plans for a picnic at Stoughton's Beach on Friday. Transportation will be provided.
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New Castle Business College
Stoughton‘s Beach
Harvard approves women earning degrees at public health school
Cambridge Mass Harvard University confirms that women may earn degrees at the School of Public Health. The Graduate School of Education remains the only other Harvard school in the university awarding degrees to women.
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Cambridge. Mass
Harvard University
Board of Overseers
School of Public Health
Graduate School of Education
Being Frank Keeps Ghost of Youth Movements Alive
A witty exchange between a young man and an older woman highlights changing attitudes in youth culture. The piece notes that youth movements recur, but older generations no longer dismiss youth with dismissive phrases.
Welford Leads In North Dakota Primary Voting
Governor Walter Welford led the Republican gubernatorial race with 41 356 votes to William Langer 35 156 from 303 precincts in North Dakota. Congressman William Lemke and Usher Burdick were automatically renominated.
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International News Service
Bismarck
N. D
Walter Welford
William Langer
North Dakota
Welford
Langer
William Lemke
Hame
Usher Burdick
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