Reunion Planned in Cathedral for 1932 by Alumni Association
Uncertainty in weather reduced attendance at yesterday’s picnic in Cascade Park. New Castle High School Alumni Association votes to hold 1932 reunion in the Cathedral with dinner in the dining room followed by dancing and cards. New officers named for the coming year include President Mrs Rachel Taylor and Vice Presidents Dr Howard Smith and William S Lewis.
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Grove
Cascade Park
New Castle High School Alumni Association
R. C. Lutz
Cathedral
New Castle
Rachel Taylor
Howard Smith
William S. Lewis
Margaret Toepfer
John D. Kennedy
Athletic Council
R. Wilson
Reunion Honors Two Classes With 125 Attendees
A school reunion drew 125 attendees from the two graduating classes this year. Officers who organized the event included President Dr. R. C. Lutz, vice presidents Mrs. Rachel Taylor and Dr. K. E. Vorhees, Secretary Mrs. Dorothy Bartlett, and Treasurer John D. Kennedy.
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R. C. Lutz
Rachel Taylor
K. E. Vorhees
Dorothy Bartlett
John D. Kennedy
Ellene Turners Fourth Birthday Porch Party in New Castle
Mrs C E Turner hosted a porch and lawn party in New Castle for daughter Ellene with pink yellow and blue decorations. Guests enjoyed games on the lawn and a lunch served by Mrs Gwonn and Mrs Hillard of Mars. Each child received a colored hat. Special guests included Mrs Eakin Mrs Jones Mrs S Turner and Mrs A Graff.
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C. E. Turner
Ellene
Austin Graff
Gwonn
E N C Club Plans Cascade Park Swim Breakfast
The E N C club met at Mrs J Kaiajaninen's home with seven members. They held a brief business session and outlined a swimming party and breakfast at Cascade Park scheduled for July 9.
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J. Kaiajaninen
Cascade Park
Ladies hold picnic dinner at Mrs Hannah Carnes home
The Ladies' Bible class held a picnic dinner at the home of Mrs. Hannah Carnes on Thursday. Dinner served to 25 ladies. Afternoon featured games races and music. Mrs Levy Houk won the thin ladies race and Mrs Tom Shaffer won the stout ladies race. Prizes awarded.
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Hannah Carnes
Levy Houk
Tom Shaffer
Stout
Lincoln Garfiled Club Sets July 12 Reunion At Harding Park
The Lincoln and Garfield club outlines its annual outing for Sunday July 12 at Harding Park near Hubbard Ohio. An address by Barton E. Richards a former student and club member tops the day’s program. Transportation, coffee and games for all ages balance a day of sports and a grand prize drawing.
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Lincoln and Garfield Club
Harding Park
Hubbard, O
Lincoln and
Garfield
Barton E. Richards
Lincoln and Garfield School
Union Leader Sentenced in Miners Strike Incident
Thomas Phillips, chairman of the National Miners Union strike committee at Horning mine, was sentenced to 30 days in jail for disorderly conduct after stoning miners resisting wage talks with United Mine Workers of America. He was fined $21.35 and could not pay.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Thomas Phillips
National Miners Union
Horning
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
United Mine Workers of America
Justice of the Peace
J. M. O'Rourke
Philips
Phillips
Henry Adams
Edwin Moore
Annie Smith
Lightning Strikes Home In Greensburg Injures Girl
In Greensburg Pennsylvania during an early morning storm lightning hit the Princher residence on the Alexandria road. The bolt struck one corner of the roof and passed through to the opposite side stunning W H Prindler's young daughter who recovered soon after.
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Greensburg
W. H. Princher
New Alexandria Road
Here
Prindler
Justice pauses in traffic court as driver’s mercy suspends sentence
Bertram Thompson faced a $25 speeding fine in New York traffic court. While awaiting detention, he recognized a patrolman he had helped in a sick case. The magistrate praised him and suspended the sentence.
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International News Service
New York
Bertram Thompson
Thompson
Sally Shepherd Star Acrobat of Hagenbeck Wallace Circus
Sally Shepherd, famed gymnast with the Hagenbeck Wallace Circus, performs mid air revolutions and dangerous feats on the Roman rings. She has six years in the profession and will appear at the July 7 afternoon and night exhibition. The program also features The Great Wilno cannon act and The Golden Orient story of old Japan.
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Sally Shepherd
Hagenbeck- Wallace
Miss Shepherd
Flying Shepherds
Wilno
Japan
Blaze Engulfs Freedom Oil Plant Widespread View From Bridge
A massive fire destroyed the Freedom Oil Company plant in Freedom last night causing an estimated 300000 in losses. Road traffic was rerouted as fire crews battled the blaze and saved large storage tanks. Earl Craig, former resident and head of the firm, led the company succeeding his father Percy L. Craig.
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Freedom Oil Company
Freedom
Rochester-Monaca
New Castle
Rochester
Ambridge
Ohio River
Earl Craig
Beaver
The
Freedom Company
Percy L. Craig
Foster's Weather Forecast Highlights July Precipitation and Heat
Washington reports a cool wave around June 26 bringing below normal temperatures and local storm risk in central and southern Great Central valleys with hail in northern areas. A warm storm center mid month raises temps with less rainfall continent wide. July faces frost risks in the north Rockies, heavy rain in the central Pacific slope, and periods of heat with variable storm activity across North America.
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Washington
Great Central
North America
Transcontinental
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Slope
Rockies
Eastern
Cotton Belt
Western
Plateau
Helf
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Surprise party honors Plaingrove graduate Alex Brown
A Thursday evening gathering celebrated Alex Brown, a Plaingrove high school graduate, with gifts, games, cards, and music followed by a late lunch hosted by the hostess. The 4 H Cooking club met at Miss Leora McCommons' home with listed attendees.
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Alex Brown
Plaingrove High School
Leora McCommons
Elda Mac Seth
Floretta Pollock
Mary Shoaff
Irene Wallace
Elinor Rodgers
Leora Houston
Edith Rodgers
Elizabeth Rodgers
Alene McBride
Isabelle Adams
Bertha Cunningham
Floyd Rodgers
Local Visitors and Family Trips Reported in Pittsburgh Area
Charles Oakes and Miss Caroline Rodgers visit relatives in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Ernest Filer and Mrs. Hi ram Hodglin Jr spend a day with family. The Brown family vacationed in Ford City with in laws. Jackson Center and Erie residents visit familiar homes while others return home after visits with relatives and friends.
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Charles Oakes
Pittsburgh
Caroline Rodgers
New Castle
Ernest Filer
Blacktown
Hiram Hodglin, Jr
Charles Brown
Ford City
Lewis Pizor
Jackson Center
Arthur Pizor
Robert Brown
Harlansburg
E. A. Ryder
Joe Lopke
Philadelphia
Ann Hardisky
Mr&j. Bert Cramer
Sam and
Paul
Uniontown
George Masters
Blanche Oakes
Erie
Dave Oakes
Gero Club Heads to Fisher Camp for Two Weeks
The Gero club of New Castle departs Sunday for a two week camp trip on the Perry highway. Mike Fisher of Hazelcroft avenue funds the outing. Members George Katz Sam Sigler Lester Lebo Sam Buntman Louis Rogovin George Sigler Theodore Rogovin William Ginsburg will join, leaving from George Katz home.
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Gero Club
New Castle
Fisher
Perry Highway
Mike Fisher
Hazelcroft Avenue
Morris Sigler
Abraham Katz
George Katz
Sam Sigler
Lester Lebo
Sam Buntman
Louis Rogovin
George Sigler
Theodore Rogovin
William Ginsburg
Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival at Harlansburg
The Ladies of the HarlansburgWCTU announce a strawberry and ice cream festival to be held in the high school building at Harlansburg on Tuesday June 30. Admission details follow.
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Ladies of the
Man And Daughter Have Lucky Escape
John Nemser and his daughter Yva survived a 25 foot embankment plunge in a car on Benwood avenue. Police said Nemser braked suddenly while descending a steel grade. both were treated at Ohio Valley hospital for minor injuries.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
John Nemser
McKees Rocks
Yva
Nemser
Benwood Avenue
Nemse
Ohio Valley Hospital
Occupation Assessments Listed By City Council
Last installment of assessments set on valuation of occupation by city council is presented. The list features numerous trades and roles with corresponding monetary valuations including Salesman, Structural Iron Worker, Sheriff Deputy, Storekeeper Tin Man, Teacher School, Timekeeper, Tool Maker, Train Master, Treasurer City, Telegraph Supervisor, Veterinary Surgeon, Watchman, Yard Master Asst, and others with figures ranging from 20 to 1000.
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Searman
Tin Mill
Structural
Sec’y
Treas
Banks
Verson
És Coward
Sscveess
Suscue Dé Dansisas
Eels
TNS
Ois
Gap
MGM
Ccot
Vanscaeuseereees
Csssocese
Tinner
Slater
Deherate Treas
Co's
Corp
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Tweekhl
MAAN
Eeness Coeck Eee
Avaal
WateentGer Inde de Couahunensnas
Eeseree
Oui Oaenee
Cece
Cccssedicss
Seccceenees
Cuseuaciaces
Sacenceesewanes
Rev Foreman to Preach at St Andrews Sunday
Rev H W Foreman archdeacon of the diocese of Erie of the Episcopal church will lead services at St Andrews Episcopal church East Long avenue on Sunday Communion service at eight o clock in the morning and a prayer service at seven thirty in the evening.
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H. W. Foreman
Diocese of Erie
Episcopal Church
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
East Long Avenue
Kant’s Brief Note on World’s Age Revealed
In Koenigsberg, Germany, Immanuel Kant is linked to a brief on the age of the world written on a Bible flyleaf. The document, recently shown, suggests a fundamentalist slant in Kant’s thinking. The discovery raises questions about the philosopher’s views, context, and the Bible’s influence on his method.
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International
Koenigsberg
Germany
Immanuel Kant
Kant Manuscripts and Autograph Letter Acquired by Library
The Kantiana collection at the Koenigsberg State and University Library has gained fine writings by Kant that require magnification to read. It includes a conclusion that the world was created about 4000 B.C. and a 1751 Basle Bible with Kant’s marginal notes. The library also obtained Kant's oldest autograph letter.
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Koenigsberg State and University Library
Basle
Kant
Harman and Kuhn Jailed After Car Incident
Harrisburg reports Richard Harman and Roy Kuhn were arrested in the same car ride. Harman was jailed on driving while intoxicated charges. shortly after, Kuhn was arrested for driving the same car under the influence.
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Harrisburg
Richard Harman
Roy Kuhn
Harman
Kuhn
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