Convention Viewed As Serious And Unbossed By Republicans
Philadelphia June 23. The Republican convention is praised as the most serious and unbossed in 20 years by Bertrand H. Snell and Rev. Means who arrived to seek a presidential standard. Snell notes less rivalry among delegations and a united party behind the eventual nominee, stressing candidates chosen for real executive ability. Snell, a former permanent chairman, speaks with detached veteran insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Neal
Btatl Cor
Philadelphia
Republican House
Bertrand H. Sell
New York
Harding
Suet
Snell
Hoover
Congress
Lfe
Real Estate Transfers and Legal Notices on Court House Hill
On Court House Hill realty transfers list Mary Jaworske to Peter Jaworske in Union township for one dollar and other transfers. Libel in divorce filed by Rozela Haswell against Wayne Haswell, married June 2 1938 in Winchester Virginia. Another libel filed by Joseph Patsy against Margaret Patsy, married September 13 1938 in Union township. Praecipe for summons filed by Wyatt Campbell against George Lostetter as administrator in Pearl Lostetter estate for 396.50 dollars. County tax cards mailed. personal property cards to follow. August sale preparations for delinquent 1933 and 1934 taxes ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rozela Fh. Haswell
D. No. 2
Wanpum
Henry Hh.laughlin
Wayne Co. Haswell
Lawrence Avenue
Eliwood City
Winchester
Joseph Patsy
Ashland Avenue
Margaret Patsy
Union Township
Wyatt R. Campbell
George Lostetter
State of
Pearl
A. Lostetter
Earl R. Wimner
Bessemer Club Calendars Highlight Summer Plans
The Sara Engle Bible class met in the Presbyterian basement with Rayond Touvell leading devotion and Mrs. Robert Crawford singing. Wilbur Stanley led the business session and hostesses served refreshments. Dinner Club and Birthday Club announced meetings at Mrs. Frank Kelly and Mrs. Anya Porter homes, plus a Bessemer Woman's Club picnic on June 26 with color movie from E Marvin of Newcastle. Local notes mention East Palestine trip for James H. Chaney, W. Griffen in Youngstown hospital, and several family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Engle
Bessemer Sunday School
Presbyterian Church
Raymond Touvell
Robert Crawford
Wilbur Stanley
P. W. Griffin
Ralph Hardesty
Frank Kelly
Robert Penwell
Birthday Club of 1040
Anya Porter
Roy Harriger
Frank Penwell
Mike Grist
Woman's Club
Bessemer Woman's Club
W. F. Davis
Oa K Street
Wilbur Miller
E. Marvin
Newcastle
Wilbur Lumimiers
Local Notes From New Galilee and Nearby Areas
New Galilee residents report continued illness, visits and family events. Mrs Harl Main remains ill with rheumatic fever while Mrs Francis Fry completed a visit at Leetonia Ohio. Reunions were held near Butler Pennsylvania and at Darlington Lake. Several locals welcomed guests from Beaver Falls New Castle and Canfield. Mary Rudi and Louis Zittelo plan a June 29 wedding in St Ann's church. Funeral services were held for James Charles Cananal at St Ann's, Beaver Falls. A Mother Daughter tea is planned by Big Beaver Grange Ladies.
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Harl Main
Francis Fry
Leetonia
Forsythe
Butler
Darlington Lake
Donald Tanner
Foland
Ohio
Ela Beatty
Clarence Ruthrauff
New Castle
D. Garber
Beaver Falls
É. A. Kelso
Nannie
California
Marie Franchi
Beaver Valley General Hospital
Harold Duvall
Isabelle
Archie Hixson
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Slippery Rock Beach
Elsie Pagani
Detroit
Mich
J. Kubler. Rey
B. A. Duvall
Dean
Greer
Canfield
A. W. Tanner
Mary Rudi
B. Rudi
Louis Zittelo
St. Ann’s Church
St. Ann's Church
James Charles Cananal
Wolf
Albert Walsh
East Palestine
Church of the Nazarene
Big Beaver Grange Ladies’ Club
North Beaver Grange Discusses Rural Accident Prevention
North Beaver Grange held Friday evening sessions with Master Frank Kennedy presiding. Catherine McKinley presented accident details at local state and national levels. William Dice demonstrated first aid and safe driving. David Fyle Lee Gwin and Stanley Brest led a safety discussion. John Kyle and Marian Wallace sang a duet. Mr. Beam of Greenville showed safety motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Beaver Grange
North Ever Grange
Frank Kennedy
Catherine McKinley
William Dice
Grange
David Fyle
Lee Gwin
Stanley Brest
Rural high school entrants listed by county official
Rural eighth grade students who passed the high school entrance exam are listed as eligible to enter high school in fall. County Superintendent John C. Syling provides the roster, including names from Big Beaver Township Ellport and nearby areas. The list names dozens of students across towns with numerous spellings and variations. Overall, the notice serves as an official eligibility summary for fall enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Syling
Big Beaver
Eleanor Hardy
Alberta Snyder
Margaret Harper
James Hamilton
Margaret Swaggers
Alice Hairdegger
Frank Hardy
Gulwayne Goodwin
Martyn Lowry
Betty Boots
Wayne Buchanan
Robert McDonald
Ruth Ault
Kenneth Valentine
Dorothy Au
Conservation Committee Recommendations For 1941 Program
The Lawrence County committee Dorris L. Falk man W. Carl Hileman and Frank F. Forbes proposes a five year pasture improvement goal of one acre per animal unit and a $5 per head payment for horses or mules used on conservation farms. They seek rye grass or sweet clover seeding at 1.25 per acre and nitrogen application on fruit farm yards. Five percent of county should be strip cropped and a $20 bonus for pasture improvement only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorris L. Falkman
W. Carl Hileman
Frank F. Forbes
New Castle
Supreme Court
Start Deaf Children Early in School Says Penn State Expert
Dr. Harold Westlake of Pennsylvania State College advocates placing deaf children in school earlier after studies show they can speak many words they cannot hear. He notes deaf children babble and vocal play like normal kids and should be taught speech between ages two and five rather than waiting until seven or eight. The News references New Castle and US mail rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
State College
Harold Westlake
Pennsylvania State College
New Castle
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Court House Hill
Mary Jaworske
Peter Jaworske
Elizabeth Gilfillan McGeorge
Arthur H. Young
Teshannock
Sarah W. Cobru
Lester
Moore
Pulaski Township
John Garman
John H. Hanna
Harl R. Wimer
Wagner
M. Mercer Bt
Hew Cautle
Derosa Market
South
Jefferson St
Lux
Lifebuoy
Waill Pickens
Fishers
Glendora No
Glendora
Kroger
South Mill St
Country Club
American Medical Association
Wall Paper CO
N. Mill St
Bessemer
Bdessemer
James H. Chaney
O. P. W. Griffen
Youngstown Hospital
Jess Bryson
Struthers
Anna Porter
John Young
New Castle Hospital
Maxine Grace
W. D. Grace
Elm Street
Will Grace
Glenn Stanley
E. D. Saulinger
Addison
Emlenton
James R. Chaney
Darwin Cg, Heilman
Fredericksburg
Walter Forrester
New Galilee
Grange News
Wale Celay
New Plymouth
Plymouth
Plymouth Division
Curyster Corporation
Major Bowes
C.B.S
E.C
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler
Anna Tukalo
Daisy Vinroe
Arthur Mikoleze
Berths. Pinner
International, Mews Service
Centre County
Mc~ Cord
Pittsburgh
Akron
Braddock
Mckeesport
Baudenashea
Dr. Locke
Florsheim
Davis Shoe CO
Agricultural Conservation Committee
Elbert Smith
Lawrence County
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New Castle, PA
Corner Mill and
Washington Sts
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