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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
15
February attendance at South New Castle Boro School shows many pupils were neither absent nor tardy, per Miss Verna B. Green. The report lists numerous students with perfect attendance across grades, highlighting steady participation amid widespread illness.
A long OCR list shows teachers Myrtle Reynolds Edith Sankey and THOMAS with multiple grade classrooms. It includes numerous student names across grades two four and one with a line about attendance percentage and a fragmentary entry for Josephine Bank and others.
A roster of individuals including manovicz Lottie Laskie Viola Mooney Veronica Pragacz Louella Rigby Sofia Suszynski Elizabeth Vincent Louella Verona Anna Van aski Mary Wasalasin Adolphie Zawadzki Sara Coginsky Mary Solomon Ranie Majewski Louis Budarik Edward Disurka John Dribke Edward Falba Mike Gegish John Grenzevich Homer Heeler William James Charles Kerestely Mike Lovich Stanley Sukeski Waler Makarevich John Majewski Stanley Sawlak Vincent Riglinski Oliver Stewart John Sonikelich Harry Walzak Stanley Yarris Teddy Yarris Nick Yarris John Zuzow Peter Vorkaptch Joseph Solomon. Hazel Shoapp, Teacher.
Lawrence School Tilberty Street 2D. H. Conner principal. Mac Book R. D.2 Slippery Rock S. Maida Volser R. D1 Valent a Eden A. Dutt R. D8 New Castle 4 Wthel M. Ward 426 Norwood Avenue 5-6 Mary E. Burkett 171 Beaver Street.
February attendance shows 92 percent for girls and 50 for boys in a class of 35. Students with perfect month include Beulah Bank and several Stevenson and Myers family members. Mrs Florence Wilkerson notes and local visits are mentioned along with church services next Sunday and Rev Howarth’s parish activities. The piece closes with a Coolidge inauguration reference tied to John Quincy Adams’s centennial.
An aging health tip promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel. The ad asserts most sickness stems from inactive bowels and liver and credits a Ohio physician with a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil to restore energy and clear impurities. Prices listed are 15c and 30c.
Harrisburg March 4 Special to The News reports the Pennsylvania Motor Federation warns pedestrians and drivers as springlike days increase highway accidents. Advice includes walking on the left facing traffic, crossing at crosswalks, staying off curb danger zones, and never assuming drivers will yield or horn cues ensure safety. motorists should not assume pedestrians will move, officers warn.
Slippery Rock Pa March 4 Rev Harry A Rhodes a class of 1898 normal school alumnus visited town. He and Mrs Rhodes with three children plan to return to foreign mission service after seven more years abroad. Rhodes taught at Seoul mission school and held Bible chair. News notes on local residents and events follow.
Local paper invites schools to send news from city and county to the School Editor. Readers are asked to sign with name and address to confirm authenticity before publication. The notice welcomes communications from all schools in the area and urges timely submissions.
A Pennsylvania measure filed by Rep Burke would prohibit exposure of bare legs or the uncovered body on stage during any regular exhibition or theatre performance. The proposal targets both male and female performers and would deem such appearances unlawful before the public. The article also notes an unrelated remark about Chief Justice Mar akall having administered oaths at nine inaugurations.
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