Alumni Reunion at Cascade Park a Successful Affair
New Castle High School Alumni Association held a chilly but well attended reunion at Cascade Park. A large dance followed a grove dinner served by Highland U. P. church ladies. Officers elected: H. K. Bell president, Paul Wilson VP, Anna McKurk secretary, Albert Treser treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Cascade Park
Grove
Highland U. P. Church
James K. Pollock, Jr
R. M. White
H. K. Bell
Paul Wilson
Anna McKur
Fred L. Rentz
Successful Men Forget History Dates
Blanche Hedeen, a Lin dloom high senior in Chicago, asked twenty five famous men for dates pivotal to civilization. Most did not respond, citing lack of time or relevance as they chase their own agendas. John Galsworthy and Andrew Balfour declined.
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Chicago
Blanche Hedeen
Lindloom
America
John Galsworthy
Andrew Balfour
Wellcome Bureau of Scientific Research
London
Fragmented 1923 High School Date List Note
The report cites Frank Vizetelly and Ellis Parker Butler recalling a dated list starting with 1492 and Columbus, pausing at 1620 Pilgrims, noting the Declaration and Lincoln Emancipation Proclamation. Pershing laments time, Taft quips on dates, while Blanche Heeden of Lindbloom HS uncovers a reply method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Columbus
Frank Vizetelly
Gen. Pershing
Lodaro Taft
Ellis Parker Butler
Blanche Hedeen
Lindbloom High School
Camp Pakanke Meeting At Y M C A Tonight
Camp Pakanke organizers call all registered boys to meet at the Y M C A office at 8 o clock this evening. Camp director Harry S. Day will provide packing guidance and distribute manuscripts as preparations begin for the two or four week camping period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Day
Camp Pakanke
Children's Day At Emmanuel Baptist
Emmanuel Baptist hosts a Children's Day program directed by superintendent Brinley Hughes on Sunday July 1. Readings, prayers, recitations and songs feature many named participants from the congregation and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Baptist
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Brinley Hughes
Helen Jones
Eva Jones
Margaret Parsons
Llewelyn Badger
Annie Jones
Mary Griffith
Priscilla Manns
John Morgan
Vivian Jones
Charles Ward
Mavis Jones
Beatrice Griffiths
Nancy Nichols
Muriel] Williams
Class of Girls
Margaret Johns
Anna Ward
Doris Evans
Lillian Griffiths
Jairus
Woman Injured As Cars Collide On West Washington Street
A woman riding with George Kordatos on West Washington street was injured when his car was struck by another vehicle on Wilmington road. Kordatos and the other driver were heading toward New Wilmington. The injured woman was taken to a local doctor and the other driver promised to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kordatos
West Washington Street
Wilmington
Kordatos
New Wilmington
Small Boy Struck By Auto On Arlington Avenue
W J Davis of 1323 Pennsylvania avenue struck a small boy crossing Arlington avenue last evening at about six. The car moved slowly and Davis stopped to check on the boy who ran off briefly before being caught. The boy, who gave the name MacNichols, refused medical aid.
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W. J. Davis
Pennsylvania Avenue
Arlington Avenue
Mr. Davis
MacNichols
Beckford Street
Building Trades Meeting Today
The executive committee of the Building Trades Council meets this afternoon to decide on a potential tie up of building construction work on Monday. An agreement with the Builders Exchange is sought to avoid disruption on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Building Trades
Builders Exchange
Cascade Park Orchestra Debuts Alabama Moon Waltz
A new waltz titled Alabama Moon by David E. Hopkins was played by the Cascade Park Orchestra on Friday evening June 29. The dance number proved popular, was encored three times, and Hopkins may publish it commercially soon.
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Cascade Park
Alabama Moon
David E. Hopkins
Hopkins
Four South Side Boys Enter Penn Theatre Without Pay
Four boys about 13 from the South Side district were caught entering the Penn Theatre by a side door without paying. They appeared before Mayor F. L. Rentz, received a lecture, and were discharged.
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South Side
Penn Theatre
F. L. Rentz
Gettysburg 60th Anniversary Observed With Events
Gettysburg prepares for the 60th anniversary of the high water mark of the rebellion with a 12 day U S field artillery training and a sham battle of Little Round Top. Governor of Maryland and Pennsylvania may speak along with band concerts and Military demonstrations. Veterans from the Confederate Soldiers Home join the observance.
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Gettysburg
Little Round Top
Harding
Pickett
United States Field Artillery
Devil's den
Knoll
Longstreet
Spangler Spring
Rebs
Pardee Field
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Public
Lincoln Highway
State Highway Department
Pikesville, Md
Emery Lawrence
Virginia
Bucktail
City to Strictly Enforce Fireworks Ordinance This Fourth
Mayor Fred L Rentz and Police Chief J Ed Elder pledge strict enforcement of the city fireworks ordinance during the Fourth of July season. Offenders using unpermitted devices face arrest and the full penalties. City warns against torpedo placements on East Side tracks and stresses a safe and sane celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Rentz
J. Ed. Elder
Seventh Ward
Rentz
New Trial Asked In Graziano Case
An application for a new trial was filed this morning in the case of the commonwealth against G Frank Graziano of Hillsville. He was convicted of highway robbery at the present time of court.
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The
Commonwealth
G. Frank Graziano
Hillsville
Tim
Suspicious Character Report Near 17 O'Brien Alley
A report to police claimed a suspicious looking man near 17 O'Brien alley peered into windows. Officer Nelson searched but did not locate the man.
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O’brien Alley
Fficer Nelson
Father and Child Father and Child
Elsie reunites with John Brennan to create a real home for their son Don. She recalls his generous faults and temper, sees parallels between Don and John, and finally forgives him as he returns, hopeful for a stable family life. The piece explores parenting, resemblance, and forgiveness.
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Ohn Brennan
Elsie
Don
John
John Brennan
Shhess
Embyro
Learning of the Chaldeans
The Chaldeans could extract square roots and deal with small fractions. They divided the ecliptic into degrees and made other astronomical observations including Venus phases. They established weights and measures and harmonized solar and lunar years in a workable calendar. They practiced surgery and performed operations on the eye.
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Venus
Two Sides of a Question Tension in Kansas City Star
A dialogue scene unfolds with Mr Siimmins and his assertive wife, illustrating a heated dispute. The Kansas City Star presents a snapshot of domestic disagreement, emphasizing contrasting perspectives within a single exchange.
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Mr. Siimmins
Kansas City Star
Boys steal playing cards and dice from Paisley drug store
Police report says several boys entered Paisley drug store after hours and lifted playing cards and two dice. Officers Lynch and Nelson investigated the incident.
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Paisley
Lynch
Nelson
The stiff collar is doomed headline
The note suggests a sweeping change as fashion and utility intersect, predicting the decline of stiff collars amid evolving dress norms and modern air travel culture.
Man Who Drew Gun On Horner Is Given Term To Workhouse
George Cruso was charged with pointing a revolver at City Detective C C Horner during a raid. Judge Emery sentenced him to 50 dollars and costs plus ten months in Allegheny county workhouse. Horner testified the facts while Druso’s attorney claimed lack of knowledge of Horner’s officer status. A separate liquor charge carried a 100 dollar fine and ten months to the workhouse, to run concurrently with the first sentence.
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George Cruso
C. C. Horner
Allegheny County
Emery
Horner
Druso
Homer C. Drake
Latonia Derby To Be Run Today
Latonia's fortieth derby will be run this afternoon on a drying track with ideal weather. Calcutta was withdrawn this morning leaving five colts. Martingale and Rialto are top betting choices, The Clown is third. Zev is absent due to slight injuries, disappointing many.
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International News Service
Cincinnati
Calcutta
Martingale
Rialto
the Clown
Rancocas Stable
Zev
Clown Proves Speed In Derby Prep Trials
Fast trials for the Clown ahead of the event show strong form after it recently ran one and one half miles in a swift 2:33 3-5. The effort marks excellent tempo as preparations continue for the derby distance race.
Continuance In The Hammond Case
Owing to the illness of Rosa Hammond the cases in which she is charged with selling liquor and running a disorderly house were continued by Judge Emery until the next term of court. Case against Eli Hilgar and Charles T Cooper were also continued.
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Rosa Hammond
Emery
Eli Hilgar
Charles T. Cooper
Electric arc lightning crafted in Pittsfield attracts collectors
A 2,000,000-volt lightning device made in Pittsfield Massachusetts captures the interest of local collectors seeking rare electrical memorabilia. The striking artifact draws curiosity at exhibitions and hints at historic high voltage work.
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Pittsfield, Mass
Boy 12 Hurt When Auto Struck On County Line
Stewart Allen aged 12 was cut on the face by windshield glass when his father William Allen’s car was struck by W J McCartney’s vehicle at the Walnut Street County Line street intersection. McCartney’s wide turn crowded onto the right of way causing the collision.
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Stewart Allen
William Allen
County Line Street
W. J. McCartney
Walnut Street
Allen
McCartney
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HR. K. Bell
Association For Ensuing
Menthan
Vermar
New Castle
Pakanke
Small Boy
Building Trades Meeting
Graziano
Myra Curtis Lane
Western Newspaper Union
W.J. Offutt Co
W. J. Offutt CO
Arrow and Cotharne
Paris
Garters
Nainsook Bloomer Union
Poros
Nainsook Union
Men’s Silk Sox
Mer
Latonia
Boy
Davis Shoe CO
KEDS
Herb D. M'Goun
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