Miss Whittaker Recital Delights Patterson School Audience
The Patterson School of Music held a senior class recital Thursday evening led by pianist Miss Dorothy Whittaker assisted by contralto Miss Rebecca Garvin. Whittaker showcased a dramatic MacDowell program with varied techniques and expressive passages, while Garvin contributed two song groups and Mr. Patterson accompanied.
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Patterson School of Music
Dorothy Whittaker
Rebecca Garvin
Misys Whittaker
MacDowell
Patterson
Brooklet
Miss Whittaker
Missy Whittaker
Kensington club meeting postponed indefinitely
Miss Marjorie Rhodes helped serve lunch at the club. Members will hold a 12 o clock picnic dinner at the park in two weeks. N. HB Kensington. The N. HB Kensington meeting planned for Tuesday with Mrs BE. C. Kink of Hast street has been postponed indefinitely.
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Card Club
Arch McCaughn
Walnut Street
Leo Whalen
Anna Gillespie
Hugh Daly
J. A. Malloy
CG. Truschel
Milton Street
Misa Jessie Goodchild
Marjorie Rhodes
N. HB
Kensington
BE. C. Kink
Hast Street
Religious and fraternal circle meetings summarized
Philathea class of First Baptist meets Monday at Mrs Harold Matthews 1216 Wilmington for business and social duties. L B C of Third United Presbyterian meets at Mrs Klingensmith Oak Street with chat sewing and refreshments. Section A plans a Cascade Park picnic in July. Star of Wales Lodge No 60 elected officers including Ryan Hopking and James Davies with several auditors and initiates. Missionary and G C classes hold meetings at various members homes with devotionals programs and refreshments. future gatherings planned.
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Philathea
Philathes
First Baptist Church
Harold Matthews
Wilmington Avenue
Ruth Cleveland
The
Third United Presbyterian Church
Klingensmith
Oak Street
Lena Cromis
Harrison Street
Fred Mozer
Beckford Streat
L. B. GC
I'Third
Star of Wales Lodge
True Typrites of America
Ryan Hopking
James Davies
Charles Richards
William J. Davies
Daniel Richards
Guardian
James B. Evans
Griffith Thomas
Grifith Thomas
Order
Bangor
Richard Griffiths
Benjamin J. Fowler
Danial Richards
Thomas Grey
Henry T. Jones
Thomas AD. Thomas
Evan Hopkins
R. White
Willar A. Nichols
John Francis
Daniel L. Davies
GC. M. Junkin
South Jefferson Street
Missionary Society of Fourth Presbyterian Church
Gertrude Lewis
Jessie Reed
Bertha Patterson
Olie Anderson
Marie Roof
Junkie
Miss Reed
Misa Bertha Patterson
First Congregational Church
Carl Turner
Arlington Avenue
Charles Morrow
Charles Henry
Keifer
William Houston
Edgewood Avenue
May Thomas
Taggart predicts Ralston as Democratic candidate
New York dispatch reports Indiana's Tom Taggart declaring Senator Samuel L Ralston virtually certain as the Democratic presidential nominee after Indiana's delegation meeting. Ohio Iowa Pennsylvania Michigan and Georgia promise to back Ralston once initial ballots are taken. Taggart urges delegates to follow pledged instructions and play the game on the square.
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Alfred F. Brenzinger
New York
Samuel L.ralston
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Ohio
Ihvois
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Georgia
Ralston
Wallesh
Five Year Term For Kerchief Game Suspect
New York June 27 John Kuscharik 32 posed as the man from Texas and fleeced Frank Komarek of Manhasset out of 1500 dollars in a kerchief game. He was sentenced to five years at Sing Sing by Queens County Court Judge Burt J Hormphrey after Komarek agreed to help carry a bank package containing his money and the stranger’s money.
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New York
John Kuscharik
Texas
Frank Kamarek
Manhasset Avenue
Manhasset
Queens County Court
Burt Jd. Hormphrey
Komarek
Long Island City
Ag Security
Komerex
Personal Mention From New Castle Area Social Notes
Personal mentions record visits and family news across Washington Pa Liberty Street Sharon and New Castle with multiple residents noted as visiting relatives. Updates include hospital stays improved health statuses large and small, births, travel to Erie and Pittsburgh, and a local arrest for drinking disorderly conduct with a $28 fine and potential jail time.
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Robert Carothers
Washington, Pa
New Castle
W. W. Waddington
Garfield ‘Avenue
Margaret Gloson
Shenango Valley Hospital
I. W. Pollard
West Side
C. G. Blaine
Langeloth
QO. J. Geary
Ft. Wayne
Ind
G. A. Water
Liberty Street
James C. Foster
Lowery Street
Nina Strong
Montgomery Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Charles Bailey
Sharon
New Castl Hospital
Gladys Kath- Tyna
New Castle Public Library Reopens After Cleaning
The New Castle Fred Public Library opened to the public at ten o'clock this morning after a temporary closure last Saturday for wastepapering and a thorough general cleaning.
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New Castle Fred
Americanization Society To Meet
A meeting of the Americanization society has been called for Monday evening June 30 at o clock in the home of Mrs. T. W. Phillips High land avenues. The question of the Community chest will come up at this time. Anyone interested in Americanization work is invited to attend.
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Americanization Society
T. W. Phillips
Orange lodges plan a district committee picnic
A general committee representing twenty eight Orange lodges of Districts 6 12 and 14 of the Loyal Orange Institution will meet this evening at Orangemen’s Hall on East Washington Street to plan a district picnic.
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Orange Lodges
Orange Imstitution
Orangemen's
Washington Street
Big outing planned at Cascada Park on July 12
Complet ing arrangements are under way for a large city outing at Cascada Park on July 12. A big crowd is expected and the affair is to be memorable with a feature parade on the principal streets.
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Cascada Park
Course In Chess An Intellectual Stimulant
C P Tollins of Columbia, descendant of the man linked to the university, advocates a chess course as an intellectual stimulant equal to any modern curriculum. He highlights poetry and literature of chess, legends, and the love of fair women tied to the game’s hazard, though he says chess does not suit gambling. It is described as one of the oldest, most intellectual and cosmopolitan games.
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Columbia
C. P. Tollins
University of Missouri
Rollins
Permit Request for Cascade Sheet Soil by Marper
Marper appeared before the council this morning seeking permission to grade part of Cascade Sheet to obtain dirt for a fill he plans. The council will view the request and decide what action to take.
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Council
Bullet From Range Kills Rum-Runner
Savannay dispatch reports Walter Evans, an alleged rum runner, killed by a rifle bullet from a distance of two miles while in a boat on Forest River. An associate was present when Evans fell. A power boat named Hanor nearby was confiscated after the fatal shot from Rosa Lihu life range was confirmed.
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Savannay
Walter Evans
Evans
Forest River
Hie
Ftnally
Hanor
Canada Recalls 3,739,749 Immigrants In 23 Years
Ottawa report shows Canada has recalled 3,739,749 immigrants from all countries over 23 years ending in 1991. Of those entering the Dominion since 1991, 1,447,860 have ...
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Cannada
Dominion
Immigration keeps flowing from many lands to Canada farms
Immigrants arrived from the United States on a large scale, with 1 396,605 coming from the United Kingdom and $926,278 from other countries. A large percentage of the immigrants went to Western Canada, where the majority settled on farms.
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United States
United Kingdom
Canada
Scout News urged for July issue from Lawrence county council
The Scae News notes July issue is near press time with few reports received. Scout reporters across Lawrence county council are urged to submit their troop reports immediately to ensure publication.
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Scae
Lawrence County
Company K Will Be Out In Uniform
Company K Fourth Regiment Sons of Veterans Reserve will be out in uniform next Monday evening to attend in body the picture to be presented that evening at the Regent. Named Fireman Ed Unbright was approved this morning by a committee for a temporary appointment filling vacant positions of men.
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Sons of Veterans Reserve
Regent
Unbright
Lyon
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