North Street Junior High Picnic Honors Winners at 1924 Meet
The North Street Junior High annual picnic at Hill's Beach closed the 1924-25 term with ideal weather. Hundreds attended as seventh to ninth graders competed in relay races, dashes, potato race, broad jump, high jump, shot put, and pole vault. Winners included Myrna Smith, Hilda Mackey, Elizabeth Young, Nelson, Atkinson, Manos Socrates, and McIntosh among others with scores listed for each class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
Hill
TBS
TAZ
TAS
SBS
B. K. Thacker
J. McMahan
Miss Gilkey
Miss Allison
John Leonard
Miss Ball
Dash
Myrna Smith
Heeter Maicher
Genevieve Aull
Hilda Mackey
Helen Blaha
Princetta
Mildred Ridley
Loudon
Eleanor Brenoner
Daah
Elizabeth Young
Thelma Onash
Pauline Simmison
Freda Ungar
N. Stevens
Nelson
Atkinson
Rae
Kaufman
Manos Socrates
Garvin
McIntosh
Sas
Specht
Dick Thomas
Ridley
Bollard
Boyer
Elder
Biondi
Clifford
Goodchild
Huftner
Ball
Spencer
Shoats
Miller
Shostt
Jenkins
Dewberry
Campbell
Farrow
Shiber
Indigestion remedy plus school sports results
Medical notices attribute most stomach troubles to excess hydrochloric acid and advise Bisulated Magnesia after meals. The passage also lists numerous eighth and ninth grade boys events with winners such as Boyer, Spencer, Shostt, and Shostt, and records times and relay results from a school meet.
Plans For 5.5 Convention In Bes semer High School
Eighty seventh Convention of the Lawrence County Sabbath School Association will be held at Bes semer High School and Presbyterian church on Thursday June 11 with three sessions morning afternoon and evening. President Robert M. Strickler Jr. will preside. Motto Study to Show Thy self Approved Unto God theme Saved to Serve. Notable features include Rev Walter E. McClure address and Percy L. Craig talk. Music directed by John W Owens with Elizabeth Owens pianist. Local orchestra under Joseph Martin to provide interludes. Committees listed for arrangement registration literature decorating reception ushers transportation meals and card of thanks included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Bessemer High School
Presbyterian Church
Robert M. Strickler, Jr
Walter E. McClure
First Presbyterian Church
Percy L. Craig
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
George M. Landis
First Baptist Church
John W. Owens
Elizabeth Owens
Joseph Martin
P. W. Griffin
Gerald E. Nord
R. RB
C. Cc. O'Neil
J. R. Chaney
Frank Beale
H. J. Coulton
Bernard Nord
Transportation
E. B. Manewal
A. A. Shoup
J. M. Kelly
James Snyder
D. B. Beale
Meala
C. V. Marshall
R. R. Throop
C. W. Johngton
Joseph ‘McTlvenny
Stiff Penalty For Motoring In School Zones
Motorists who ignore school zone safety risk heavy fines and endanger children, police urge strict attention. E G Hall drove through a line of students at Lawrence School in the seventh ward. he appeared before the mayor and paid a $3 fine. Old ties burned along Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad on Bridge Street caused a fire alarm but no damage. Kiwanis Troop No. 12 of the Boy Scouts will meet tonight at the Y.M.C.A. at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zofe
Hall
Lawrance
Seventh Ward
Namie
Fittsburgh and Lake Erie
Bridge Street
Aiwanis
Kiwanis
The
Boy Scouts of America
Y. MW. CG. A
Lions Club Men At Scout Meeting
Thirty Lions members attended Lions Scout troop No 13 at Scotland Lane School for a weekly meeting. They viewed demonstrations by the boys including signaling, India wreath laying, and prefriction. The president spoke, and the club plans another visit. Graves of soldiers will be decorated on Memorial Day. refreshments were provided by the Lions club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Lions Scout Troop No 13
Scotland Lane School
Sammie Phoro
India
Memorial
Tay
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Street Junior High
Washington
New Castle
America
Baltimore & Ohio
Barrett
Elastigums
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Avenue
Bessemer
John ‘Shenker
John
Sarah Shenker
Germany
Te Motor Oils
Pennzoil Company
Oil City
Jafferson Bt
Grand Rapids
Davenport
the Frew Co
House of Quality
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Herbert
Ellis
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