Alumni Reunion At Cascade Park Successful Affair
The New Castle high School Alumni Association held a successful reunion at Cascade Park last evening. Despite chilly weather, a large turnout attended the dance in the pavilion and a grove dinner. Officers elected were H. K. Bell president, Paul Wilson vice president, Miss Anna McKurk secretary, Albert Treser treasurer. The event featured a grand march led by Mr. Pollock and former president James K. Pollock Jr. Credit for the success goes to Pollock and committees. class of 1923 guests attended in strong numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Cascade Park
the Highland U. PF. Ghureb
James K. Follock, Jr
R. M. White
H. K. Bell
Paul Wilson
Anna McKurk
Albert Treser
Cvent
Pollock
Jos. S. Rice
Fred L. Rentz
James K. Pollack, Jr
Association
Successful Men Forget History Dates Girl Finds
CHICAGO June 36 Memory fails many men when Blanche Hedean a senior at Lin dloom high school asks famous figures to supply twenty five dates pivotal in civilization. John Galsworthy Andrew Balfour Landis and Samuel Gomperts decline citing lack of time or reference work. the quest highlights gaps between fame and historical recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Collumbus
Frank Vigetelly
Columbus
Lincon
Gen. Pershing
Ledure Taft
Candy Ellis Parker Butler
Blanche Hedeen
Lindbloom High School
Chicago
Blanche Hedean
Lindloom
America
John Galsworthy
Andrew Balfour
Wellcome Bureau of Scientific Research
London
Judge Landis
Baseball
Samuel Gompars
The
Camp Pakanke Meetings Tonight At Y M C A
Camp Pakanke members are told to meet at the Y M C A office at 8 pm under director Harry S. Day. All registered campers for two or four week periods will receive instructions on needed camping articles and manuscripts for distribution as they await departure from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Day
Camp Pakanke
Y.M.C. A
Children’s Day At Emmanuel Baptist
Emmanuel Baptist church hosts a Children’s Day program directed by superintendent Brinley Hughes on Sunday July 1. Readings and recitations feature Helen Jones Eva Jones Margaret Faraons Mavis Jones Priscila Manna John Morgan Vivian Jones Nancy Nichols Muriel Williams Margaret Johns Anna Ward Doris Evans Linn Griffiths and Beatrice Griffiths with songs by the school class and a piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Brinley Hughes
Helen Jones
Eva Jones
Margaret Faraons
Llewelyn Badger
Annie Jones
Mary Griffith
Priscila Manna
John Morgan
Vivian Jones
Charles Ward
Mavis Jones
Beatrice Griffiths
Nancy Nichols
Muriel Williams
Margaret Johns
Anna Ward
Doris Evans
Linn Griffiths
Jairus
Woman Hurt as Cars Collide on Wilmington Road
George Kordatos of 3 West Washington reports his car was struck on the Wilmington road while he drove toward New Wilmington. A woman passenger was injured and taken to a doctor's office in the city. his car and the other vehicle were damaged. The other driver promised to cover all expenses.
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George Kordatos
West Washington Street
Lcense
Wilmington
Kordatos W
New Wilmington
Kordatos
Small Boy Struck By Auto In Arlington incident
W J Davis of 1323 Pennsylvania avenue struck a small boy crossing Arlington avenue at about six o'clock. The car moved slowly when the impact occurred. Davis stopped, checked the boy, who tried to run away but was detained. The boy claimed no injuries, gave the name McNichols, and said he lay on Beckford street.
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W. J. Davis
Pennsylvania Avenue
Arlington Avenue
Mr. Davis
McNichols
Beckford Street
Building Trades Meeting Today Sets Tense July Tieup
The executive committee of the Building Trades Council meets this afternoon to hear a crucial briefing on the local building trades situation. A potential tie up of construction work on July 3 hangs on reached agreements between the Building Trades Council and Builders Exchange. Final decision on Monday’s work stoppage will follow.
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Building Trades Council
Building
Uless
Builders Exchange
Local Man's Waltz Debuts at Cascade Park
On Friday evening June 29 the Cascade Park orchestra played Alabama Moon a Waltz by David E. Hopkins a city musician. The tune pleased dancers and was encored three times. Hopkins may publish the piece soon for commercial use. Four South Side boys about 12 entered the Fenn Theatre through a side door without paying. Mayor Rentz lectured them and discharged them.
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Cascade Park
Alabama Moon
David E. Hopkins
Hopking
South Side
Fenn
F. L. Rentz
Gettysburg 60th Anniversary Observed Two Days
Gettysburg marks the 60th anniversary of the Civil War high water mark with a two day program in early July. Visitors from across states will view artillery and aerial demonstrations while veterans and dignitaries attend band concerts and speeches. State police direct traffic as the United States field artillery trains nearby for two weeks of events.
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Gettysburg
Little Round Top
Harding
Pickett
Battefield
United States
Devil's den
Knoll
Longstreet
Spangler Spring
Rebs
Pardee Field
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Public
Flint
State Highway Department
Pikesville
Emery Lawrence
Enforced Fireworks Law Targeted This Fourth of July
City officials vow strict enforcement of fireworks ordinances as Fourth of July nears. Mayor Fred L. Rentz and Police Chief Ed Elder warn that violators using unpermitted devices face arrest and legal penalties. Concerns arise over torpedoes on East Side tracks. officials promise a safe and sane holiday. The 1941 act bans certain firecrackers and high explosive components with fines up to twenty five dollars and possible ten day jail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Rentz
Palleet
Elder
Seventh Ward
Acta
Juna
A. D
New Trial Requested in Graziano Highway Robbery Case
Application for a new trial filed in the case the commonwealth versus G Frank Graziano of Jillaville. He was convicted of highway robbery at the present time of court. A report to police last night noted a suspicious character near 17 O'Brien alley watching windows.
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The
Commonwealth
G. Frank Graziano
Jillaville
Tim
O'Brien Alley
Nelson
Father and Child in a Torn Home Struggle
Elsie contemplates keeping Don with John despite his flaws as Brennans drift back toward a fragile home. John is generous but unreliable, often wandering. Don’s school truancy and a quarrel over a fence reveal underlying loyalties, and Elsie reassesses which faults she condemns in her husband versus her son. John returns, and she hopes for a real home for Don.
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Ohn Brennan
Elsie
Don
John
John Brennan
Hisle
Tam
Blale
Dan
Elala
Embyro
Cone
Boys Steal Cards From Palsley Drug Store
Police report says several boys entered Palsley drug store last night while clerks were busy and stole playing cards and two dice. Officers Lynch and Nelson investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palsley
Lynch and
Nelson
Man Who Drew Gun On Horner Is Given Term To Workhouse
George Druso faced Judge Emery after drawing a .38 revolver at City Detective C C Horner during a raid. He received 60 dollars and costs plus ten months in Allegheny County Workhouse to run concurrently with a separate liquor sentence of 100 dollars and ten months. Detective Horner testified about the events, noting the officer’s identity. Druso’s attorney argued lack of knowledge of Horner’s status.
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Horner
George Druso
C. C. Horner
Allegheny County
Emery
Druso
Homer C. Drake
Latonia Derby To Be Run Today
Latonia's fortieth derby runs this afternoon on a fast drying track with ideal weather. Calcutta withdrawn, leaving five strong colts. Martingale and Rialto top the betting, The Clown the third choice, Zev absent due to injuries, disappointing fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Services
Cincinnati
Calcutta
Martingale
Rialto
Clown
Rancocus
Fast Trials Highlight Clown in Derby Prep
The Clown posted a fast 2:33 3-5 for one and a half miles in quick trials ahead of the upcoming event. The performance shows strong stamina and sets a sharp pace for race day preparations.
Continuance In The Hammond Case
Owing to the illness of Rosa Hammond the cases in which she is charged with selling liquor and remaining a disorderly house were continued by Judge Emery until the next term of court. Case against Ella Hilger and Charles T. Cooper were also continued. This 2,000,000 volt lightning made at Pittefeld Massachusetts would be nice to hand collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Hammond
Emery
Ella Hilger
Charles T. Cooper
Alao
Pittefeld, Mass
Boy Is Hurt As Auto Is Struck
Stewart Allen aged 12 son of William Allen sustained a severe facial cut when an automobile driven by W J McCartney struck the Allen car on County Line street near Walnut street. The windshield shattered and the front of the Allen vehicle damaged in the collision.
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Stewart Allen
William Allen
County Ling Street
W. J. McCartney
Walnut Street
Allen
McCartney
Walon Street
County Line Street
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Ficop
Pakanke
Emmanuel Baptist
Building Trades Meeting
Graziano
Wantarn Newapapar Union
Venus
Slimming
J. Offult CO
Taco
Rinovo P.m
J. Offutt Co
Arrow and Cotharne
Nainsook Bloomer
Boys’ Union
Monith
Col Hack and Brown
Cale
Offutt CO
Latonia
Boy
Davis Shoe
KEDS
Davis Shoe CO
Herb D. M'Goun
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