Seniors Observe Class Day Rites at New Castle High
Seniors Day at New Castle High School featured a gala auditorium program with a jazzy band and male trio as the seniors, in blue and gold, celebrated their last day with dances, songs, and recognition of track letter winners. Joseph Blanning led the class as president and received praise from the student body for guiding them through commencement events.
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New Castle High School
Sophs
Joseph Blanning
Joe
Bayly
Ralph Day
Sidney Lockley
Gearld McCoy
Edwin Kerr
Lroy Lockley
Arthur Bratchie
Chester Dean
William Twaddie
High School Monitor Staff Recognized for Extraordinary Work
Advice to juniors lists Gearldine Grossman and others in sections on dance cartoons and wills. The staff acknowledges Monitoring in recognition with leaders Margaret Lannly as Editor and Joseph Blanning as Business Manager.
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Gearldine Grossman
Henrietta Jones
Mary McGowan
Sara McGown
Betty Shodenbaugh
Betty Hanger
Annie Caine
Florence Nickle
Elizabeth Hodgkinson
Claude Connoyer
Carlisle Kamprer
Lewis Cartright
Helen Sonnebornz
Sidney Lackley
High School Monitor
Margaret Lannly
Joseph Blanning
Francis Sowersby
Robert Lammeree
Claude Conneter
Margaret Wagely
Nettie Kline Lolita Williams
Beatrice Laverack
Clarence Kennedy
Arthur Lowman
Elizabeth Eckler
Ewing Thompson
Flapper Bandit In Kansas City
International News Service reports a young flapper in Kansas City orchestrated a station heist with a male accomplice. The 20 year old wore a tailored outfit resembling social fashion and used a pistol to rob a filling station attendant named J C Wood. Wood described her style as flapper bandit chic.
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International News
Kansas City
Milady
J. C. Wood
Wood
Darwin’s First Coffin Found In England
In Farnborough England on May 1 a discovery reveals Charles Darwin’s original coffin stored in the New Inn coach-house. The oak coffin bears a brass plate noting Darwin died April 19 1882. The crate from Down estate planned for Westminster Abbey burial, leaving the fate of the coffin mysterious.
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Farnborough
England
Charles Darwin
New Inn
Charles Robert Darwin
Darwin
Down
Westminster Abbey
State Labor Department report on 1500 manufacturers
Based on 1500 manufacturers from 55 industries, the State Department of Labor finds only 15 reported increases in the period, and most gains were very small. The estimate reflects the limited improvement across sectors.
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State Department of Labor
Department
Viennese Producer Seeks Ten Long Haired Girls
A Vienna film producer seeks ten beautiful girls with long hair willing to sacrifice it for a film about the origin of bobbed hair. He faces difficulty as most fashionable girls are already shingled. International News Service report dated May 21.
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C Internaional News Service
Vienna
Unemployment Rise In New York State Payrolls Drop
Between mid March and mid April New York State lost 20 000 to 25 000 factory jobs as unemployment rose according to International News Service reporting from Albany on May 22.
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New York State
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Charles Cunningham
Walter de Lillo
Tom Lewis
Dave Young
Burdell Sankey
John Creveling
Tony Masters
Ed. Long
Pianst
Lolita Williams
Virginia Rhodes
Betty Connelli
Lorn
Wilhelmina Nosr
Charior Christopher
Jack Davis
Walter de Lilla
Paul Brelos
Avon Park
Niles
Girard
Ohio
Qenera
Park Amusements
Penn Theatre
New Castle
General Motor Sales
Raum Rivd
Pittsburgh
Griswold
Griswold Mag. Co
East Washington Street
E. Washington Street
Heywood-Wakefield
Masta
Robins Furniture CO
Flapper Bandit
Leonard W. Horton
Francis P. Dougherty
Providence
Donahoe’s
Donahoe Organization
Etrtra
Donahoe
Mily
Baker’s
Sunnytfield
Ider
Donahoe’s Creamery
U.S.A
Nancy Hanks
Sugar
Zic
del Monte
Malwood
Loganberries
Aronicas
Beautiful
Wurcilzer
Tidioute
Pennsylvania
Dewberry’s
Ford
Hastern
Tima
Castle
Lake Erie
The
Liberty Theatre
Milton Frank
Physicians Pharmacy
E. Washington St
J. B. Haley
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