Eighth Grade Students Advancing to High School Listed
Additional eighth grade students in rural districts are set to enter high school after passing the county entrance examination held last month. Names from Eliport Borough, Volant Borough, Pulaski Township, and Little Beaver Township include Evans, Gearhart, Hinkle, Remaley, Simon, Miltrout, Chima, Etchison, Huzinee, Paul, Shinsky, Taylor, Wheybrew, Burk, Filer, Houston, Lancaster, Shaw, Wilkin, Betts, Boyd, Brown, Clark, DeMetro, Eyeburn, Johnson, Jones, Maronde, May, Saniski, Schiegel, Smith, Fomer, Twigg, Vaughn, Wengerd, Winters, Wylam, Yasher, Gordon, McCann, Brandt, Platz, Fox, Herb, Knowlson, Nesbit, McElroy, Hosler, Bennett, Miback, Hogue, Landsberger, Huston, Zeh, Semon, Shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Syling
Eliport
Robert Evans
Harry Gearhart
Donald Hinkle
Everett Remaley
Jack Simon
James Miltrout
Eleanor Chima
Joyce Etchison
Rosemary Huzinee
Dorothy Paul
Rae Anna Shinsky
Doris Taylor
Mary Ann Wheybrew
Volant
William Burk
Glenn Filer
Lorraine Houston
Richard Lancaster
William Shaw
Todd Wilkin
Pulaski
George Betts
Edward Boyd
Russell Brown
William Clark
Robert DeMetro
James Eyeburn
Kathryn Johnson
Vivian Jones
Phillip Maronde
Raymond May
Dorothy Saniski
William Schiegel
Ernest Smith
Donald Fomer
James Twigg
James Vaughn
Rudy M
War era vicar apology over unwed mothers comment in London
In London a vicar publicly apologized for suggesting that spins ters deprived of husbands by the war should be allowed to have babies without marrying. Britain’s Ministry of Labor estimates 15,257,000 women aged 15 to 65 versus 11,531,000 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Ministry of Labor
Early History of New Castle figure John Carlyle Stewart
John Carlyle Stewart, born about 1765 near Philadelphia, described as a large raw-boned Scotch Irishman educated and aristocratic. He moved to New Castle Delaware in his thirties, acquired land from Revolutionary soldiers, but by 1822 lost his holdings and later died in Millersburg Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carlyle Stewart
Philadelphia
New Castle
Delaware
Stewart
Millersburg
Ohio
Local Couples Visit Friends Across Edenburg Area
Edenburg and surrounding towns see a string of weekend visits. Herman Molenkoph and Mrs Molenkoph from Hudson Ohio spent Sunday with Joseph and Mrs Park on Edenburg Hillsville road. Several guests from Clearfield Detroit Mt Jackson and Worthington joined gatherings at homes on Erie and East streets and Harbor road including I M Hofmeister and Kathryn Roberts as well as O C Hofmeister and sons Gene and Irwin in New Castle on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Molenkoph
Hudson, O
Joseph Park
Edenburg-Hillsville Road
Clark Mann
Clearfield
Evans
Erie Street
al Hensel
Detroit
Mich
Martin
Mt. Jackson
C. E. Jones
Clifford Coburn
Youngstown
Walter Coburn
Washington
Laura Coates
Willis McBride
Worthington
I. M. Hofmeister
Harold Cox
Harbor Road
Kathryn Roberts
East Street
Gerald Kildoo
Nadine
O. C. Hofmeister
Gene and
Irwin
New Castle
No Men To Speak At Federation Of Clubs Meeting
New York on June 25 the General Federation of Women's Clubs 56th annual convention will feature only women speakers. President Mrs LaFell Dickinson of Keene New Hampshire said she will bear full responsibility for the change. She argues women face criticism and deserve a brighter standing. Speakers will discuss displaced persons world relations and the American home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
LaFell Dickinson
Keene
N. H
Dickinson
Walmo Scout Pack 6 Holds Year End Camp Meeting
Walmo Pack No 6 met at the Boy Scout camp Saturday night with 80 attending. Cub Master Joseph L Pitzer and Michael Schuller directed a graduation style program for two cubs entering scouting in the fall Lynn Pitzer and Bill Thorne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walmo
Joseph L. Pitzer
Michael Schuller
Lynn Pitzer
Bill Thorne
William Workman
Jim Peacock
Den
Paul Fazzone
den No. 6
Howard Gaston
Cub Stewart Moore
Jim Caldwell
Darrell Kennedy
Wilbur Foct
Bob Keely
Bruce Billman
Gilbert Mason
Slippery Rock Creek
Walmo School
Fall proves fatal for man on scaffold in Pittsburgh
The Allegheny county morgue reports Huston Quaglia, 59, died last night from a skull fracture after a fall from a scaffold. In Longview Washington firemen fought a blaze caused by a wiring short circuit that also started the automobile.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Huston Quaglia
Longview
Wash
Nearly Million Dependents On War Pensions
The Veterans Administration reports about 879000 dependents of deceased veterans receive pensions and compensation. Monthly total exceeds 32 million dollars. Major groups: 396000 for World War II, 363000 for World War I, plus smaller sums for Spanish American War Civil War Indian wars Mexican War and peacetime deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans Administration
Service Star Legion Honors National and State Leaders
Mrs. R O Shay national president and Mrs Ida M Suber state president were honored guests at a dinner by Service Star Legion Inc No 176 in the Elk's club. A reception followed with speeches, gifts, and tributes to the leaders for veterans welfare work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Shay
St. Joseph
Service Star Legion
Ida M. Suber
Bellavenue
Minnie Nicholson
Edenburg
Service Star Legion Inc. No. 176
Elk’s Club
Edna Dinsmore
Nancy Jones
Pennsylvania
Evelyn Woods
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Mina Dout
Sabina Suber
Marine Corps League Auxiliary
Gertrude Speed
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorothy Boyles
Evelyn Jones
Corp
Harry L. McBride
Legion
Jones
Star Stangled Banner
Beatrice McNicholas
Jean Bartsch
School of Dance
Jack
Bob
Jimmie Suber
Earl Wimer
Wimer
Suber
Shay
Nicholson
Maud Forrester
Jessie McCann
Man fined after attempting kiss on Delaware River Bridge
Charles E. Coulter, 49, of Philadelphia, faced Camden Police Judge Benjamin J. Czick after he allegedly called Mrs. Vera F. Deane Esther, embraced her, and tried to kiss her on the Delaware river bridge. Coulter claimed he mistook her for his wife Esther, and he received six months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Charles E. Coulter
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Vera F. Deane
Westville Grove
Benjamin J. Czick
Coulter
Esther
Promise Relief To Hay Fever Victims
Hay fever sufferers in Indiana are promised relief this year from pollen using the chemical known as 2 4 0. State health officials say an ounce will eliminate pounds of pollen during the hay fever season starting in early July. They caution that the chemical is poisonous in large quantities and directions must be followed closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hoosier
Bargain Roundup in Fall Stock at Department Store
Readable items show deep discounts on furs coats hats and ready to wear. Group prices cover muskrat coats, dresses, coats and accessories with sale brackets from 69c to $49.95 and many items marked down in yard goods fabrics and home decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wom- OU TG
Ind Sg
Woeshon
Deer Sinn Ss
Bacres
Sues Dees Ys
Report 318000 Lost Driver's Licenses In 1946
A nationwide survey by the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators finds about 318000 drivers lost licenses in 1946 due to traffic violations. Lack of financial responsibility caused a quarter of suspensions, drunken driving was the second major cause, and this was the first national tally of suspensions and revocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Association
McDevitt Chiefs Hearing Set By Cambria Court
Cambria county court schedules July 22 for hearing on Andrew J. McDevitt appeals after Johnstown council dismissed him as chief of police. McDevitt discharged April 15 amid charges of misconduct and failure to maintain discipline and efficiency. The court will decide to sustain modify or set aside council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
INS
Cambria County Court
Andrew J. McDevitt
McDevitt
Corneil
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