Student stage hands share in play’s success
A chaotic backstage scene at New Castle High School drama reveals student crew members, led by Fulkerson and Young, coordinating quick set changes. Observers note two performers, Yeon and Lahie, as the show progresses, with routines alternately impressive and disruptive, highlighting the unsung work behind a school production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westra
Witte
Jatve
Fulkerson
Howe
Giage
Bill Stuli
Tarbes
New Castle High School Play Receives Comedic and Stage Crew Praise
Ivy Jamison earns commendation as student stage manager for a major school production. Griffin Bock assisted as stage manager while Mildred Schneider directed art and stage styling. David McGuin and Clay Rubel received credit for lighting and prop handling. Arthur Faucett Sr. aided as faculty properties in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy
Jamison
Atage
New Castle High School
Pol
Jameson
Griffin Bock
Elage
David McGuin
Mildred Schneider
Miss Schneider
Arthur Faucett
Davenport
Tremens Cat Returns to Mast Street Firehouse
Bob the hob tailed tiger cat, beloved by the Central Fire Department on Mast Street, vanished after being featured in The News. He wandered into a nearby business before being safely returned to the firehouse, where he was warmly welcomed by the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Central Fire Department
Mast Street
Masanie
Fire Department
Dale Takes New Agent Over Local Territory
H. R. McCulloch, newly appointed county farm agent, begins a county tour with N. C. Dale to familiarize himself with the county’s farm bureau duties. Women will visit several areas this week while men start in Ellwood City with a gift to its chamber of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. McCulloch
Liaw
Kemcee County
N.C. Dale
Farm Bureau
Ellwood City
Beaver College To Be Removed From Beaver
Beaver College plans to relocate after this term to Jenkintown near Philadelphia. The institution will use the Beechwood School buildings, with Dr. M N Reaser retaining a $200,000 mortgage on the $400,000 property. The Beaver property will be sold to reimburse campaign guarantors, and a new seven member board will govern the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn F. Harris
Beaver College
Jenkintown
Iva
Philadelphia
M.N. Reaser
Beechwood School
Reaser
Beaver
Naw Castle
Sthools
Laying Stone On Big Cathedral Is Interesting Job
Stone work at the Scottish Rite Cathedral on Lincoln and Highland avenues advances with numbered stones laid per plan. Masons cut each piece to shape before shipment to Newcastle where stones are positioned to exact locations, showing rapid progress on the cathedral.
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Lincoln and
Highland Avenues
Brigklaying
Newcastle
Hig Cathedral
Wool Growers Plan Pool Opening And Possible Subsidiary
Lawrence county wool producers decide to open their pooling system on June 22 for three days. The association will stay in its Moravia street quarters as efforts to relocate fail. About 75 percent of local wool passes through the pool, which has secured strong prices. President W M G Drake presided as members discussed creating a Children Lumhelu subsidiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lounty Wool Growers Association
Moravia Street
Laawrence County
W. M. G. Drake
Large Audience At Central Christian Truck Hits Small Boy On Saturday
A crowded Central Christian church heard pastor Ray Chorge Owen discuss The Spirit and the Message. Special music included Watchman What at the Night and The Better Land. Edgar Campbell, driver of the Clark and Mackie truck, swerved to avoid a boy on roller skates on Washington Street Saturday. the boy fled before police could identify him.
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Central Christian
Small Boy
Central Christian Church
Ray
Chorge J. Owen
Irv William Whialdon
Arthur Hobehart
John Evans
Edgar Campbell
Clark and Mackie
Washington Street
Mr. Campbell
Realty Transfers Involving Multiple Ward Properties
Realty transfers show Carl Pieska selling to Harry Of futt in the Second ward for 1.00, Toy A Long selling to Scott Paisley in the Second ward, Fl. George T1 Mehard estate transferring to Robert M. Anlis in Wampum for 800 dollars, and Andrew Daniels selling to John Mrous in the Eighth ward for 5906 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Offutt
Toy A. Long
Scott Paisley
Second Ward
George
Portersville Literary Program Delights Community
Portersville high school hosted a varied literary program with readings music exercises and a playlet to a capacity audience. A substantial sum was raised by the students. The midwest tornado damage drift and traffic growth on the new state highway were noted along with church tree cutting and a congressman venture about avesters speaking freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audiever
Portersville High School
Portersville
Lawrence
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Hell
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Universal Sales Co
Croton Avenue
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Monarch
Spencer Paint and Glass Co
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South Merrver Street
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New Pat
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Philippine
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