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Valley Daily News Carriers 1904-1942

Valley Daily News News Carriers, 1904-1942 extracted by Local History Department Staff of Community Library of Allegheny Valley

Copyright 2006 Community Library of Allegheny Valley

This list of 244 news carriers for the Valley Daily News — both former and then present — was extracted from “News Carrier Boys of Former Years Found in All Walks of Life; Many Serving Overseas in Armed Forces,” Valley Daily News, 10 October 1942, pp. 1-2, 11.

“The Valley Daily News gives recognition today to those faithful ‘little merchants’ who, past and present, have carried evening issues into valley homes for more than 38 years.

“In connection with National Newspaper Week, The News has compiled a list of former carriers through voluntary contributions of names.

“Success has been realized in obtaining full data on the first four carrier boys, who served in 1904. A large number of names of other former carriers has been procured and discloses that many substantial, adult citizens were former News’ carriers. Many ex-newspaperboys are in training camp or actually on the fighting fronts. Lastly, but certainly not the least in value, is a list of present newspaperboys. The lists are published herewith:”*

* “News Carrier Boys of Former Years Found in All Walks of Life; Many Serving Overseas in Armed Forces,” Valley Daily News, 10 October 1942, col. 3, p. 1.

There are four fields in this index: Name, Year(s) of Employment, Present Address, Present Occupation.

Valley Daily News Carriers 1904-1942

All | # A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
There are currently 24 names in this directory beginning with the letter S.
Schaefers, a/c John; n.a.; n.a.; Ryan School of Aeronautics, Tuscon, Arizona

Scheid, George N.; 1917; 903 Morgan St., Brackenridge; advertising manager, The Valley Daily News

Scholl, A. Eugene; 1941-present; Saxonburg Road, Natrona Heights; student

Schramm, Paul B.; present; 1110 Dallas Ave., Natrona Heights; student

Schwab, Andrew; present; 1111 Russellton No. 2; student

Schwartz, James; present; 302 Fifth Ave., Tarentum; n.a.

Sharar, Sgt. Richard S.; 1933-1934; 2507 Freeport Road, Natrona Heights; U.S. Army, overseas

Sharpless, Atty. Richard K.; 1924-1926; 137 Wallers Lane, Springdale; Engineering Officers Training School, Fort Belvoir, Va.

Sharpless, Charles T. Jr.; 1930-1933; 137 Walters Lane, Springdale; Buenos Aires, Argentina

Sharpless, Sgt. Ridgway V.; 1926-1930; 137 Walters Lane, Springdale; U.S. Air Corps, 8th Weather Squadron

Shook, William; 1938; 827 Sixth Ave., Brackenridge; Allegheny Ludlum

Smith, Clarence E.; 1917-1918; R.D.1, Tarentum; freight car landing overseer, P.S.M. Co.

Snyder, Charles W.; 1940-1941; Crawford Run Road; Aluminum Company

Snyder, Harold; 1941; Crawford Run Road; huckstering

Snyder, Harry E.; 1941-present; Crawford Run Road, Creighton; student

Snyder, Richard; 1938-1940; Crawford Run Road; Aluminum Company

Spencer, Jacob A.; present; Harwick Road, Cheswick R.D.; student

Spohn, Carl; 1941-present; Burtner Road; student

Stewart, Howard L.; 1936-1940; n.a.; Curtisville miner

Strobel, Capt. Kenneth; n.a.; 27 Federal St., Springfield, Mass.; Ordnance Department

Strobel, Lawrence L.; n.a.; 74 Walnut St., Natrona; n.a.

Stroble, Hayden; n.a.; 527 First Ave., Tarentum; office, Allegheny Ludlum

Sutton, John; 1918; W. Seventh Ave.; Duplate Corp.

Szarnicki, Henry; present; 1267 Eighth Ave., W. Natrona; student

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