New Castle High Students Stand Well At State
New Castle high school graduates have consistently placed in the upper third of the state college entry pool at Pennsylvania State College. Registrar notes Penn State admits upper third graduates on certificate and cites cost efficiency. Hoffman states New Castle students show college calibre and potential value to the commonwealth.
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New Castle Hi
New Castle
Wiliam
Hoffman
Venastrar
Pennsylvania
Cotlere Anid
He Anid
New Castle High Schol
Penn State
Penn Estate
Gootle High School
New Cnstin High School
Ponpeylvania State College
Roger Hoffman Sai
Commonwealth
Fox Placemont
Local notes from West Pittsburg and New Castle area
West Pittsburg resident Thomas Stickle suffers a badly sprained ankle. Mrs. Edmiston of New Castle visits her son Maurice Edmiston. Mr and Mrs William Ells of New Castle visit Mrs Emm Brown. Andy Berow and William Sanfelen stay with friends in Detroit. Mr and Mrs James Hook of New Castle spend weekend with Mr and Mrs Rod Findlay and Mr and Mrs Clarence. Mr and Mrs John Toth spend Tuesday with Buoeday. Fe Benn and George Shollen are mentioned in New Castle notes.
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Thomas Stickle
Edmiston
New Castle
Maurice Edmiston
William Ells
Emm Brown
Andy Berow
William Sanfellcn
Dotreit
James Hook
Rod Findlay
Clarence
House of New Castle
Louis
John Toth
Xesko
Benn
George Shollen
Local residents visit relatives and friends in nearby towns
A chain of weekend and weekday visits is reported across multiple households. Miss Lillian Newmeyer of Pittsburgh visited her parents, while Mrs. Dorothy Bickerstaff of New Kensington spent time with her family. Numerous families from New Castle Ford City East Palestine Huey and other locales hosted or traveled for short stays and dinners.
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Emma Brown
Howard Benn
Perry Fry
Ford City
Benn
Agnes Piper
Bella Livian
Rose Esther
Frank
East Palestine
Fred Emery
Arthur Bruno
Tonise
Margaret
Anna Shellack
New Castle
Able Foresters to Get More Pay
New Castle foresters in Camp 126 Trout Run Pa will receive higher monthly pay for outstanding ability. Ten jobs in each Company will pay 45 dollars monthly starting July 1, and 16 jobs will pay 36 dollars monthly. Captains select men. clerks and cooks receive shares. Aquad tenders in squad houses get 336 dollars monthly. Local notes cover camp life, a hunting discussion by Norman M. Wood, and a ball game score of 9-5 with Trout Run.
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Tom Crenney, Jr
Conservation Corps
Trout Run
New Castle Foresters
C. Co
Foreign Legion
Lou Qinsberg
Joe Farone
Bill McKay
Norman M. Wood
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
Bob” Jones
Foresters
Kenny” Fark
Steve Janovich
Jop Wrona
Weekend Visits and Family Gatherings Across The Area
Local residents from Butler to New Castle and surrounding towns visited relatives over the weekend. Names include Lackawannock Nelson Cress, Thorne family of Walmo, Cooper of Edinboro, and Osborne, Heckathorne, and Cox families visiting in Findley and Volant. Evra Ashmore’s golden anniversary celebrated in New Castle.
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Nelson Cress
Butler
William Thorne
Walmo
Sarah Johnston
Brent Cooper
Edinboro
Robert Garrett
Lyle Garner
Mercer
Jessie Osborne
Ray Bingham
Slippery Rock
Prank Fair
Howard Lyle
Sharon
Howard Pyle
Wendell Shaw
Volant
W.H. Cox
Jessie Heckathorne
Lowellville
D. L. Heckathorne
J. W. Humphrey
Clarence
Wogan
Poll
Budd Robinson
Coolspring
Annie
Faul Woods
Clair Heckathorne
James Osborne
Charles Thompson
Findley
Thompson
F. A. Hoagland
W. H. Cox
Evra Ashmore
New Castle
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton Seeks Home Recovery
Evangelist Aimée Semple McPherson Hutton wishes to return to California to recuperate from recent surgery. Attendants at the American Hospital in Paris report she prefers home over Europe as her strength returns, with plans possibly for her husband David Hutton Jr. to join. The plastic surgeon Dr Charles Hare notes her temperament makes outcomes unsure, but she may sit up or walk in her room next week.
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Paris
Aimée Semple
McPherson Hutton
Sunshine of
California
International News Service
American Hospital
Europe
Button
Switzerland
David Hutton, Jr
Charles Hare
Harlansburg Missionary Meeting and Social Notes
The Baptist Missionary Society met at Mrs. Mary Hunt home with Mrs. Ada Gillespie leading. Topic Stewardship. Rev. A L Warres spoke. A tureen dinner was served at noon. World Wide Guild to meet July 6 at Mrs. Harry Medsgar home with speaker from New Castle to organize society. Kenneth Burnside tenth birthday celebrated with Rock Springs guests and activities. Mrs. Pail Palier and Mrs. Will Dean visited. Dr. Blackwood to speak July 16. local residents noted visiting, injuries and reunions among Harlnsburg and surrounding families.
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The
Baptist Missionary Society
Mary Hunt
Ada Gillespie
A. L. Warres
White Cross
W. G. Girls
World Wide Guild
Harry Medsgar
New Castle
Clair Burnside
Kenneth
Rock Springs
Glenn Thompson
Presley
Helen’ Burnside
Lois Eakin
Donald Kerr
Jean Wallace
Laura
Harlansburg
Pail Palier
Albion
Will Dean
Blackwood
New’ Castle
Baptist Church
Thomas Huéring
Pittsburgh
Ben Hammerschmidt
Fred Hammerschmidt
Presley Burnside
Ee. Burnside
Edith Harlan
Dorothy
David Harlan
Robert Forrest
North Liberty
W. d. Eakin
Local notes share visits and events across towns
Elizabeth Dean visits with parents while Mrs Roy Harlin and family stay with her at Portersyde Station. Davia Harlan underwent appendicitis operation Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs L G Rodgers and J W Maddock visit the State Game Farm. Irene Eakin and Evelyn Cunningham travel to Pittsburgh and New Castle for visits. Elton Gerber family dine with the Browns in New Wilmington. Children’s Day services set for Sunday at 11 AM at the Baptist church with Bible Conference to follow at Slippery Rock. Ernest Brooks and Audrey Brooks celebrate their third wedding anniversary with Mr and Mrs Locke.
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Elizabeth ‘Dean
Idew
Roy Harlin
Mia
William ‘Shields
Portersyde
Davia Harlan
J. W. Maddock
Chinchilla
New Wilmington
Frances Brown
H. J. Brown
Baptist Church
Slippery Rock
Ernest Brooks
Audrey
Engine
Air Mail Contracts Cut Twenty Five Percent
Washington reports a 25 percent reduction in air mail contracts taking effect July 1 as part of trimming air mail appropriations from 19 million to 15 million. Officials say the move aligns with budget cuts and may curb bootlegging by tightening regulations.
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International News Service
Washington
W. W. Howes
Atlantic White Flash gasoline ad emphasizes quality and fairness
The Atlantic Refining Company argues for high quality motor fuel and fair competition, noting Atlantic White Flash has loyal customers and strong value in Pennsylvania. It asserts commitment to improving refining and rejects sensational promotion or unfair tactics while promising consistent merit and broad appeal.
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Atlantic Refining Company
Atlantic White Flash
Atlantic
County districts receive state advance funds in August and September
The state approves advance payments totaling 1 445 470 to 188 Pennsylvania districts including six in Lawrence county for August and September. Lawrence recipients include Neshannock Township New Wilmington Pulaski Township Shenango Township Union Township and Ellwood City. Funds aim to relieve financially distressed districts and were authorized by Dr James N Rule superintendent of public instruction.
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Pennsylvania
James N. Rule
Public Instruction
Lawrence County
Neshannock’ Township
Moravia Social Notes Include Several Local Callers
Mr T P Crawford recently called in New Castle. Mrs Mary Gwin visited Mrs Jean Cross in Youngstown Ohio. Miss Alice Allen is a pending.
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Rhone
Hammer
Beaver Falls
Ethel Wigley
Mahoningtown
Mary Wigley
Bobby Snodgrass
Weat
Pittsburg
Snodgress
Mary Gwin
W. T. Wahn
Youngs‘town
Ohio
C. W. Allen
Billy and
Lewis
Mehoningtown
Allen
Anna Stephenson
Gladys Mielke
Chicago
Stella Williamson
San Antonio
Texas
W. J. Stephenson
T.'P. Crawford
New Castle
Jean Cross
Youngstown
Alice Allen
Treed By Bad Bull Farmer Is Rescued
In Towanda Pennsylvania a farmer's wife, Mrs William Barrigan, 50, sought refuge in a tree after being chased by an infuriated bull. She clung there for two hours at night until passersby chased off the animal with dogs and pitchforks, rescuing her.
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International News Service
Towanda
William Barrigan
Virginians Rally to Keep 1933 Property Valuations
Virginia City residents oppose tax cuts by circulating petitions to maintain the previous year’s assessed valuations. Local property owners value the school system and town government, arguing for stable valuations rather than reduced taxes.
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International News Service
Virginia City
Mont
Basia
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