Summer theatre movement shifts toward Broadway proven hits
New York June 30. The rise of summer theaters sparked hopes for young writers to break through. however producers favor proven Broadway successes. Westchester Playhouse near Mount Kisco cuts programs to seasoned plays while awaiting new works. The piece argues there are few first rate plays and many unproduced writers remain unheard amid a flood of hackneyed submissions.
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Central Press Assn
New York
Iaa Claire
Osgood Perkins
Thespis
Broadway
Hollywood
Westchester Playhouse
Mount Kisco
N. Y
George Jean Nathan
Red Writing Hoods
Manhattan
Clifford Odets
Elmer Rice
Mike Gold
WPA
Miltons
Anne Nicholses
Court House Hill records show deeds and mortgages filed
A week saw fifty four instruments entered at the register and recorder office including 37 deeds and seven mortgages. Several deeds arose from sheriff sales. Arbuthnot Stevenson and Co. sue Frank and Sophia Kwalek for 559.04 in a dry goods dispute.
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Register and Recorder’s Office
Arbuthnot Stevenson and Company of Pittsburgh
Prothonotary’s Office
Frank Kwalek
Sophia Kwalek
F. S. Kwalek Company
News lauded as best paper by American missionary family
In India a daughter of an American missionary calls The New Castle News the best paper in the United States. Rev Carl A Gustafson of Viramgam Ahmedabad district says Welty O Rugh, Lawrence Ice and Storage treasurer, notes she relies entirely on The News for U S events.
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India
New Castle
United States
Carl A. Gustafson
First Presbyterian Church
Viramgam
Ahmedabad
Welty Oo
Rugh
Lawrence Ice and Storage Company
Gustafson
Gustafsons
Edenburg Social News and Visiting Friends
Edenburg notes report visiting relatives in Akron Ohio Crawford Avenue guests Mr and Mrs Verdin Mitchell. A birth is announced Madelon Raub New Castle visiting grandmother Mayme Ashton. Several locals including Nelson Louden Coates Park Bollinger Wigton and Waldinger are mentioned with weekend calls and visits. Practical laundry tips follow advising brushing nap and binding care with a damp cloth.
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Verdin Mitchell
Crawford Avenue
Akron
Ohio
Thomas Nelson
Edenburg-Hillsville Rd
Madelon Raub
New Castle
Mayme Ashton
Charles Louden
Frances Coates
Struthers
Clarence Jones
Joseph Park
Roy Anangst
Jane
Harry Bollinger
Annandale
Albert Wigton
Olive Wigton
Alice Mack
Ida Waldinger
West View
Pittsburgh
Joe Wigton
Ladies Missionary silver tea and club notices
Leesburg pages detail a silver tea at the church parlor with devotionals, vocal duets, piano solo, and Latin America talk by Mrs. Wilson of Canonsburg. Guests from Mercer and Volant attend. after events, Fall O Pep club dine and meet. Other items note travels, visits, and a Nazarene youth gathering. Black linen for sportswear noted as smart with white accents.
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Ladies Missionary Society
T. J. Armstrong
Donald Rice
Carrie Baughman
Elizabeth Coleman
Monas Cunningham
Harriet Brenneman
Wilson
Canonsburg
Latin America
Mercer
Volant
Local Couples and Guests Visit Amid Weekend
Mrs. Robert Fike of Mercer spent Friday with sister Mrs. Sara Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Oakes welcome a newborn daughter Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith of Youngstown visited relatives here. Beaver Falls couple Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hawk joined Mr. and Mrs. James Bowers Sunday. Mrs. Clark Parshall of Ellwood City stayed with sister Mrs. Taylor Anderson Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Armstrong were also noted guests.
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Rosetta Huey
Beaver Falls
Donald Rice
Sara Mabel Rice
Mercer Hospital
Verne Shepherd
Lansing
Michigan
Charles Bunny
Jane Spencer
Edward
Grove City
Smethport
James Bowers
Stanley Cotton
John Bowers
Stoneboro
Ella and
Matilda Thompson
New Wilmington
Harvey Hoovler
Pittsburgh
Carmen Hawthorne
Robert Fike of
Mercer
Sara Rice
Mary Gilland
East Lackawannock
Clyde Oakes
Harry Smith
Youngstown
Wm. Hawk
Clark Parshall
Ellwood City
Taylor Anderson
Harold Armstrong
Local Social Notes from New Galilee and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Murray and son Emery visit Rochester New York. Donald Tanner spends Sunday in New Brighton with friends. Mrs. C B Moore and Miss Nellie call in Beaver. Andy Kovach family move to Millvale for their future home. Amelia Gazzetti returns from Michigan for health. Floyd Inman family move to New Galilee Kibler house. United Presbyterian Sunday school picnic set for Castle Beach New Castle. Belky family to hold annual gathering at Garvin home July 4. Mrs S M Dryden and Mrs A W …
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Andy Kovach
Millvale
Amelia Gazzetti
Michigan
Floyd Inman
Lisbon
New Galilee
Kibler
United Presbyterian
Castle Beach
New Castle
Belky
C. R. Garvin
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Wm. Mayberry
Charles Ray
Charles Grundy
Ethel Armstrong
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Harry Simpson
Reformed Presbyterian Missionary Group
Charles Kerr
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Albert Hocanson
William Patterson
Orville Shuster
Wayne Duncan
Woman's Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene
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Beaver Valley General Hospital
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