Installation Of Officers And Senior Farewell
The senior high school girl reserve club holds its annual installation of officers and senior farewell at the YWCA. The event includes the award of girl reserve rings and installation of officers Annabel Wright as president, Mabel Campbell as vice president, Audrey Brenner as second vice president, Huth Lewis as secretary, Iva Mayberry as treasurer, Eleanor Hutchison as assistant treasurer, with committee chairs Maude Throop Virginia Duff Dolores Goodwin and Elizabeth Tribbs. The program also features the New Castle Glee Society under David West with Edwin Lewis at the piano, and a spotlight on tenor Samuel Leas following Memorial Day performances.
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Senior High Schom
WLC
Annabel Wright
Mabel Campbell
Audrey Brenner
John Evans
S. Plummer Emery
Lawrences County
New Castle Glee Society
David West
Edwin Lewis
Samuel le
Youngstown
W ‘ Ker
New York
Daniel Ford
Warren
Ohio
Harvey Croll
Pittsburgh
Williams
Samuel Lewis to Sing in Sacred Concert Sunday
Samuel Lewis, a well known soloist in the city, will be one of the performers at the sacred concert scheduled for Sunday evening at 8:15. The event features local musicians and honors community music.
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Samuel Lewis
Labor Temple To Be Considered At Meeting Tonight
An open meeting of the Trades Assembly will be held in Trades Assembly Mall at a specified evening hour to discuss the proposed new labor temple. The session is convened by the president to consider the project and its implications.
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Labor Temple
Trades Assembly
Trades Assembly Mall
Complainants Report Vandalism at Finnish Lutheran Church
Representatives of the Finnish Lutheran church on Ray Street report persistent window breaking by local boys. Chief Henry Dysart promises action and full prosecution for future vandalism to curb the misconduct.
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Ray Street
Henry Dysart
Palied
Indi
No Report Yet On Neshannock Ave Contract Status
State Construction Company of New Kensington won bids to resurface Neshannock Avenue and Terrace Avenue but indicated Terrace work would not be accepted. Council awaits whether the contract proceeds with one or both jobs, with Monday’s information missing and the possibility of forfeiture of the company’s check if the project stalls.
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Neshannock Ave
State Construction ‘Company of
New Kensington
Neshannock Avenue
Comppany
Terrace Avenue
Robert White
Thrift Awards At West Side School Describe Prizes Given
Special thrift exercises were held at the West Side school Tuesday morning with prizes and awards presented to pupils who had saved regularly throughout the school year. Grade 5B was awarded the thrift prize.
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West Side
Champion Pennant for saving at West Side school
West Side school lists pupils who saved at least one coin weekly during the year and earned Thrift Certificates last year. Names include Grade 1A Segunda Robinson, Grade 2B George Welker and Robert Selby, Grade 7B Betty Woods, Grade 3A Marvin Riggins and Dorothy Keeley, Grade 4A Samuel Merpride, Grace Redd, Ida Mae Hites, among many others.
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West Side
Segunda Robinson
George Welker
Robert Selby
Marvin Griffith
Fae Stump
Margie’ Cook
Tom Bevan
Marold Hackathorne
Betty Woods
Marvin Riggins
Dorothy Keeley
Robert Hilliard
Loretta McGuire
Samuel Mepride
Grace Redd
Ida Mae Hites
James Speed
Jace Lyon
Elizabeth Arte
Delbert Jackson
Ornetta Staley
Mildred Dewnberry
Freddie Benningtos
Frank Reamer
Harry Karus
Isene Joseph
Eleanor McCune
Mae Crawford
Phylis Richardson
Margaret Keely Lura
Jenkins
Mildred Rowe
Nesta Allsworth
Anna Kelch
Ruth Javens
Andrew Cline
Walter Crawford
Gerald Morris
Gladys Richardson
Rosie Schuller
Sthel
Donley
Lydia Farmer
Helen Haines
George, Klaber
Pauline Holland
Harold Hilliard
Laura Bevan
Mary Proctor
Miss Loretta Lee To Sing Tonight in Baltimore
Miss Loretta C. Lee daughter of Dr and Mrs W H Lee of Delaware avenue will sing at the Daughters of the Revolution banquet during the Baltimore convention tonight She is named as the soloist and has previously been chosen as the top vocal stool at the Peabody Institute Chorus to perform May 27 with the senior orchestra and on June 9 with Todus Hopkiss University orchestra in a return engagement
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Daughters of the Revolution
Baltimore
Loretta C. Lee
W. H. Lee
Delaware Avenue
Miss Lee
Peabody Institute
Todus Hopkiss University
Davies Perch Bill Requires Amendment by Council
City solicitor R M White instructed to amend the Davies perch bill to forbid glass enclosures for commercial use. The measure remains in committee.
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Council
R. M. White
Mrs Phillips Heads Lawrance County Children's Aid Society
Mrs T W Phillips was elected president of the Children's Aid Society of Lawrance county at the annual meeting. New officers include Mrs A Patterson as first vice president and Mrs W G Graham as second vice president, with Mrs M J Young as secretary. The actuary Ella Caine reported year figures: 67 children in care, 9 received, 8 years old on average, 2 returned to parents, 3 transferred, 2 adopted, 47 in free homes, 3 in boardings, 2 in hospitals, 1 in institutions. Sixty seven visits were made, 105 visits in the work, seven families assisted. About $781 was spent on care plus donated clothing, shoes, and groceries. Dr Trainor aided with adenoid operations and Dr Harper provided free medical care. The society thanks the press and all supporters, especially families hosting the children.
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T. W. Philips
Children’s Aid Society
Lawrance County
Glew
TA. Patterson
W. GC. Graham
M. J. Young
Trensiss
Ella Caine
Parker
Mercer County
Trainor
Harper
Ita
College Club Plans Benefit Bridge Event
The College Club of New Castle plans a benefit bridge on Saturday May 23 at Carnegie auditorium to fund scholarships for local girls. The club has awarded nine one year scholarships totaling 1800 dollars and currently supports three New Castle girls at Westminster College. Tickets are one dollar and available from club members or Mrs H L Gordon.
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College Club of
New Castle
Westminster College
Carnegie Auditorium
Lab
H. L. Gordon
Highland Avenue
Lions Hear Fine Program By Local Amateur Artist
Theodore Finney, noted local entertainer, presented 15 minutes of sketches from plays poetry and humor to the Lions Club at their noon meeting Tuesday May 19 at the YMLC. Club business also was disposed of.
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Lions Hear
Theodore Finney
Lione Club
YMLC
Fin ‘Ney
Women's Meeting at St. John's Church Opens May 21
Ladies of St. John's Lutheran church invite all members to an open meeting on Thursday May 21 at 2 p.m. Attorney Robert L Watlage of this city will speak. The event is directed by the Ladies' Aid Society.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Robert
Watlage
Meric
Midies' Aid Society
Officers Find Booze On Two Suspects In Downtown District
Officers Lynch and Longstreth arrested John Deel and Joshua Wade meBroce late Monday afternoon in the downtown district. A small quantity of liquor was found in their possession. They are detained on disorderly conduct charges pending investigation and disposition of the case.
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John Deel
Joshua WademeBroce
Lynch and
Longstreth
Police Court Fines Issued by Mayor Dunlap
Mayor Dunlap imposed fines on Jonn Deel and Joshua Wade for disorderly conduct. Deel paid $100 and Wade $19 in the police court today.
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Dunlap
Jonn Deel
Joshua Wade
Deel
Wade
Sister Cuts Little Brother's Finger Off With Hatchet
Paiip Chamberlain Jr an eighteen month old baby of Mr and Mrs Philp Chamberlain of Eastbrook lies in Shex hospital after a hatchet accident. The incident involves distressing injuries to the infant and prompts police and medical response. Investigations seek to determine circumstances and parental custody status.
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Brother
Paiip Chamberlain, Jr
Mra
Philp Chamberlain
Eastbrook
Child loses finger in hatchet accident at home
A boy named Jingo Vatler severed the second finger of his left hand while playing with his sister at their home last evening. The injury is healing and he will soon be removed to his home.
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Jingo Vatler Hospital
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Fred D. March
Water Street
Shaw Street
City Alemite Service
Produce Street
Rew Castle, Pa
First Presbyterian Church
Schroeder Piano Co
North Mill Street
Kurtzmann Pianos
Demonstrator
Eckerd
Washington Street
Thrift
Aia
Hair TY
Ainsley’ Pharmacy
Rouse
Devoodk
South Min
van Camp
Butler
Liberty ‘Avenue
East ‘Long, Avenue
BE. Washington Street
Loretta Lee
Davies Perch
Aligned Drug and
Department Stores
Alfred Clyde
Mhyaklan's Phoy
Thurston
Aerolux
Tidioute
Pennsylvania
Dewberry
Ford
Mrs. Phillips
Children’s County Aid Society
St. John’s Church
Police Court News
THE
RED
Hall-Anderson Motor Car CO
North Mercer Street
RAND
OUR
Citizens Lumber Co
Bell
White
E.wash
ST. New Castle
Neiman's
Neiman’s
Cretonne
Pennsylvania Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Capitol Theatre
William E. Brown
C.S.B
Los Angeles, California
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston, Massachusetts
First Church of Christ Scientist
New Castle, Pa
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