Barry Arrives in New Castle for Ross Bout Big weighing rival
Jim Barry arrived in New Castle from Stratford Conn to fight Tony Ross for the heavyweight title at the Coliseum Saturday night. He is in prime condition and confident of victory while praising Ross as the best American challenger.
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Jim Barry
Tony fRoes
New Castle
Stratford
Ross
Barry
America
Johnson
Burns
Highland Avenue
Ross- Barry
Chelsea
Tony Ross
Pennsylvania
Presbyterians Hold Beaver Valley Convention June 4
The Christian Union convention of Beaver Valley presbytery will meet June 4 at the United Presbyterian church in Beaver. Delegates from local churches will attend with Rev. Scott L. Hershey giving the main address on "Man's Work for Man." Three sessions begin at 10 a.m. with a full program through evening services.
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Christian Union Convention of
Beaver Valley
United Presbyterian Church
Beaver
Scott L. Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
Hershey
David Carver
Harry Plummer
Beaver Falls
Edna Gordon
New Castle
Marinda Miller
General Assembly
D. T. McCalmont
New Galilee
U. P
George E. Hawes
Braddock
R. H. Mulholland
Highland
Edith Marks
J. Elmer Campbell
Third
D. M. Cleland
New Wilmington
J. B. Fortunato
Pittsburg
Scott F. Hershey
LL. D
First Presbyterian
Surveyors map proposed borough line in Pulaski area
R C Rayser reports surveyors busy with the proposed borough boundary. A citizens meeting is set at G M Guffey's office Friday evening. Memorial Day observances include a 1 30 pm lecture by J A Gardner of New Castle on Gettysburg at the Presbyterian church and a Maccabees march from Porter's hall to the church.
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G. M. Guffey
J. A. Gardner
New Castle
Gettysburg
Presbyterian Church
Knights of the Maccabees
Porter’s Hall
Slippery Rock State Normal
Woman's Missionary Society
First U. P
D. M. Cleland
Argo
Miss Getty
J. Roy Mercer
Westminster
Amity College
Iowa
Men’s Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Church
Henderson Thompson
Charles McCurdy
Weidman
Mercer
R. S. Mercer
Pittsburg
U. P
Youngstown
Miss Paulina Alexander to attend Oxford commencement
May 29 New Wilmington Miss Paulina Alexander Westminster assistant English instructor will leave for Oxford England to attend the university commencement. Her brother Bertal Leigh Alexander is in the Westminster graduating class. Alexander won a Rhodes scholarship, following Westminster graduate George Vincent class of 03.
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New Wilmington
Paulina Alexander
Westminster
Oxford
England
Bertal Leigh Alexander
Alexander
Rhodes
Egypt
United Presbyterian College
Mr. Alexander
George Vincent
Pupils Shine in Vocal Tests at Local Schools
All 4,220 common school pupils taught by Prof. W. H. Young sang solo in closing weeks. Tests show very satisfactory results and clear progress in vocal music during the term.
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W. H. Young
Notice of Friday Evening Hours for Real Estate Office
Our offices will be open this Friday evening until 9 o'clock and closed all day Saturday. New Castle Real Estate Co. Co. C. Robingon & Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Castle Real Estate Co., Co. C. Robingson & Company
Real estate promoter predicts no slow down in New Castle market
F C Pearson of Fair Grounds Land company says hard times won t affect New Castle real estate this summer. He notes cheaper building costs will boost demand and expects to resume sale of Old Feir Grounds home sites. An office will be set up on Leasure Avenue with current location in room 307 of the We fence Savings and Trust building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
F. C. Pearson
Fair Grounds Land Company
Pearson
Fairgrounds Land Company
Leasure Avenue
Reverend Dyke Returns From International Alliance Meeting
Reverend Herbert Dyke of the Christian and Missionary Alliance is expected home Saturday from Nyack New York where he has attended an international meeting. The conference opened Tuesday and will close today.
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Herbert Dyke
The
Christian & Missinary Alliance
Nyack
N. Y
Alliance
Great Fruit Crop Says D. W. Fisher
D. W. Fisher a Wilmington township nurseryman says strawberries will be plentiful this year. Dry weather only will hinder a big yield. Apples will be plentiful but peaches and cherries will have only a partial yield.
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D. W. Fisher
Wilmington Township
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Kenmar
Carlisle Street
Presbyterians
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C. M. Jewell
Meade Gibson
Sharon
Ster
J. M. McEhee
University of Michigan
J. H. Veazey
New York State
Fred Houston
Drew Kennedy
Kennedy
R. M. Bryan
Edwin
Hookstown
Allegheny College
Conneaut Lake
Sampson
Moore
Alter
Falkman
Brown
Conneaut
Ursday
Anne
Our New Castle
Washington Street
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