Husband Shoots Wife Then Fatal Self Inflicted Tragedy
In Hanover Pennsylvania Henry Rabenstine aged 66 shot his wife after she refused reconciliation. Two bullets struck her and he then killed himself firing a final shot into his mouth. The wife remains in critical condition at the local hospital. The couple had been living apart for a month after quarrels.
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International News Service
Hanover
Henry Ratenstine
Rabenstine
Raberistine
City Electrical Dept Workers Return to Duty
William Riley, assistant city electrician, returned to duty after severe injuries from a Highland avenue truck wreck. George Nickum resumes his interrupted vacation as the department continues operations.
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William Riley
City
City Electrical Department
Highland Avenue
George Nickum
Wampum Notes W N class Faces Polish Falcons at Home
Wampum notes the W N class hosts the Polish Falcons of New Castle Tuesday night at 8 15. A rematch follows last Friday s tight confrontation with the Falcons that was one of the season s fiercest games.
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W. N
District Superintendent to Lead Quarterly Conference
Monday at 7 30 p m Dr F S Neigh district superintendent of New Castle district will conduct Quarterly Conference Tuesday at 8 p m Christmas pro-
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F. S. Neigh
New Castle
Christmas Cantata at Newport Sunday School
The Newport Sunday school will present a special Christmas cantata at 8 p.m. on Wednesday with the choir. A King Shall Reign conveys the program theme as the public is invited to attend. No midweek service or Ladies' Aid meeting this week due to special programs.
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Newport Sunday School
Dover and Ravenna relatives visit ill Mrs Brown
Mr and Mrs Walter Brown of Dover Ohio Mr and Mrs Harry Hodgeman and son Lloyd of Ravenna travel to attend the illness of their mother Mrs Mary Brown residing on Kay Street Their presence reflects a family gathering prompted by her serious condition.
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Walter Brown
Dover, O
Harry Hodgeman
Lloyd
Ravenna
Mary Brown
Kay Street
Christian Church Elects Officers and Christmas Program
The Christian Church announces Sunday morning officer elections for the year with Rev. C. P. Durbin as Sunday school superintendent and Pearl Coulter as missionary. A Christmas entertainment follows on Sunday night December 27 at 7 30 led by Rev. Charles P. Durbin.
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Christian Church
C. P. Durbin
Paul Coulter
Della Martin
Bernice Yoho
Charles Guy
Evelyn Patton
Blanch Brown
Pearl Coulter
Walter Langraff, Jr
Charles P. Durbin
Wampum Personal News Highlights from New Castle Area
Sunday visits and weekend trips are noted for residents including Mr. and Mrs. C A Guy and son Garvin in New Castle, and others from Ellwood City Pittsburgh Enon Valley and Beaver Street. Family news lists births and funerals along with several local visitors and travel between towns.
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Wampum
C. A. Guy
Garvin
New Castle
C. C. Cunningham
L. A. Goldman
Pittsburgh
David Shapiro
A. H. Brown
Margaret
Charles Boyer
Charles Fuller
Frank Veon
Enon Valley
Stanley Low
E. C. Hulbert
Geo. Walters
Mary Louise
Mary King
Agnes
Etta
J. L. Cook
Start Hearings In Bonds Issued Carnegie Bank
Hearings resumed before Auditor General Woodruff on the Southern Surety company of Des Moines Iowa tied to a 1 200 000 bond issue for defunct Bell bank interests. State investigates to inform potential legislation at the special session. Southern Surety insured Bell banks in Pittsburgh district and then reinsured them with others.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Southern Surety Company
Des Moines
Iowa
Bell Bank
Woodruff
Bell Banks
Pittsburgh
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Carnegie Bank
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