Former County Official Gibson Dies in West Pittsburg
Former Lawrence County jury commissioner Gibson, aged ts years, longtime West Pittsburg resident, died at his daughter Mrs Hessie Andersons home after a stroke. He was a Moravia Presbyterian member, Knights of Pythias, and leaves a widow two daughters and three sons with siblings in California and Illinois. Funeral set Friday at 2 p m from his daughters home with Rev Henderson officiating. burial Bethel cemetery.
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Bessie Anderson
Clair Gibson
Washington
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Blaine Gibson
New Castle
Edward
Alexander Gibson
California
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William Gibson
Minois
Margarett Russell
Snow Valley
Henderson
The
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Choral Society Announces Thursday Night Rehearsal
New Castle Choral Society director Richard E. Johns says the group will meet Thursday evening January 8 at the YMCA for rehearsal and likely to choose an oratorio to present in the spring. All members are urged to be present.
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New Castle Choral Society
Rae
Wife Of Chaplin To Become Mother
Actress Lita Grey Chaplin, wife of Charles Chaplin, is to become a mother this summer. Friends say the news could be confirmed soon, with Chaplin planning to finish a film in Mexico and travel to New York for the birth. Mrs. Lillian Spicer confirms the expected event.
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Los Angeles
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Mexico
Jose. Chaplin
New York
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Lillian Spicer
Dial Withdraws Speech Denouncing Democratic Party
WASHINGTON Jan 7 Senator Dial Democrat of South Carolina withdrew from the record his speech denouncing the Democratic Party. The move followed sharp denunciations by Senator Robinson Democrat Arkansas and Senator Smith Democrat South Carolina who condemned Dial for saying President Coolidge owns a better Democrat than the Democrats in Congress.
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Heavy Slash Cuts Rivers and Harbors Funds
Washington January 7 A heavy slash by the house rivers and harbors committee trimmed the current bill for rivers and harbors work from 53 900 000 to 39 000 000. Los Angeles harbor project was cut 4 000 000 New Orleans Corpus Christi canal 7 000 000 Jamaican Bay New York was eliminated entirely and New Port News Virginia was reduced from 2 000 000 to 707 000.
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Port News
Prominent Warren Businessman Dies After Illness
E. E. Allen a leading Warren business figure died suddenly at his home after a brief illness. He served as president of the Warren Chamber of Commerce and was affiliated with Sliver 92 the Cornplanter Refining o before its sale to Pure Oil Co. His death marks a notable loss in local commerce.
Dairy Inspection To Be Extended In Lawrence County
Health officials debate extending dairy inspection beyond New Castle to county dairies supplying the city. Budget constraints limit inspectors who already oversee New Castle dairies and milk plants. Pasteurized milk is bottled at local plants and handled minimally before sale, with regular thermometer checks to ensure germs are destroyed.
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William T. Steen
New Castle
Lawrence County
Steen
Health Department Examines Plant Through Lab Test
Officials visit the plant to wash bottles and secure samples. After washing, bottles are moved to the laboratory, washed in distilled water, and incubated to determine sterility, yielding a laboratory test on the plant.
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Health Department
Play To Be Given At Liberty Grange
A comedy in three acts titled The Time of My Life will be staged by Liberty Grange at Liberty Grange Hall on Thursday and Friday evenings January 16 and 17. The cast includes Mr Gray played by Charlie Patton, Mrs Gray by Anna McCrank, Tom Carter by Lloyd Kilduo, Mrs Wycombe by Catherine Russell, Pater Wycombe and Dean, Dorothy Landon by Eleanor Loka, James Landon by Frank Melith, Anela Tom by Clarence Anderson, Officer Hogan by Wil West.
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Charlie Patton
Tom ,Carter—Lloyd ‘Kildoo
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Catherine ‘Russel
Pater Wycombe and
Dean
Dorothy Landon
Eleanor Locka
James Landon
Frank Melilweth
Anela Tom
Clarance Anderson
Officer Hogan
Wil West
Washington Ball Club Pays Forty Percent Dividend
The Washington baseball club, winners of the World Series, paid a 40 percent dividend for 1924 after a directors meeting announced today.
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Curerinateral News Service
Washington
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Five Injured In Michigan Wreck Reported
Five persons were injured when three coaches of an eastbound Soo passenger train derailed at Groos Michigan on a broken switch. The engine and rear coach remained on track. Two men had broken limbs, two were less seriously hurt, and a child was cut by glass. All were taken to St Francis Hospital in Escanaba, four miles away. The train was en route from Minneapolis.
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Troopers Meet in City Hall to Form Troop
Troopers from Troop EF or A are asked to attend a meeting in City Hall Thursday evening in January to organize and perfect the group. The session opens at 7 p.m. with former and current members invited.
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Dayton Tragedy As Plane Kills Two Civilians
At Wilbur Wright Field near Dayton Ontario two civilian McCook Field workers Harris and Long were killed when a military plane piloted by Lt J H W Barksdale and observer Althott crashed into a motor truck they rode atop during a ground instrument test. The plane struck the truck at low altitude tearing through the cargo as it sped along the test course near the ground. First reports misattributed the crash to McCook Field with pilots uninjured or escaped, but later details confirmed the fatalities of the two workers and clarified the pilots’ injuries.
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McCook Field
Denies Purnell Planning Return to Benton Harbor
Lansing January report states Attorney General O L Smith denies Benjamin Purnell is negotiating with state authorities to return for a trial on a statutory charge by young colony members. Smith declares I am convinced King Ben is dead.
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Ohio Congressman Weds In Washington
Congressman C J Thompson of Defiance Ohio, 63, married Katherine Howe, widow of a Washington attorney, 50, in Washington last night. They departed for Norfolk en route to honeymoon after a ceremony performed by the House chaplain. Thompson is a widower with three sons.
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Defiance
Katherine Howe
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Thay
Norfolk
Offers Suggestion And A Mighty Good One She Declares
Mrs Jacob Pen ner of South Connellsville Pa proclaims life worth living after using four boxes of Skin Tone Capsules. She had suffered from rheumatism headaches and hip pain for years, and says the capsules cured her, improving appetite sleep and energy while avoiding digestive distress. The ad claims McKee's Kut Rate guarantees the remedy and targets stomach liver and kidney related ailments.
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Jacob Peniner
South Connellsville
Mrs. Morris
McKee
Love and Happiness Found in Unexpected Help
Uncle Jasper cares for a fainting girl Ruth who travels with him to a quiet village. At his home Ruth heals under Mother Tate’s care as Jasper’s ward Bob returns affection, confessing love. The pair reveal their bond to Jasper, who sees two lives entwined in a hopeful future.
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Shelves Breaking: Public Library Needs New Shelving
A public library reports shelves cracking under strain after a shelf loaded with books collapsed and a carpenter was rushed to the scene. New shelves are needed. a new library building could avoid ongoing repairs and restore stable storage. Local official implicated in eyeing the next election.
Runaway Boy Seeks Food At Pulaski Home
This morning a boy stopped at the home of Lawrence Byers in Pulaski township asking for food and claiming he ran away from Ellwood City. Coroner Caldwell investigated, hoping for a lead to missing Luigi Noschesa, but found no new information.
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Pulaski Township
Ellwood City
Caldwell
Luigi Noschesa
Quarantine Expanded as Smallpox Is Found in Philadelphia
A large smallpox quarantine was imposed in Philadelphia on January 7 after Violet Bauer, 26, was found ill. About 150 policemen sealed the district while health department workers vaccinated and examined residents. A boy mentioned by Mrs Hue claimed a Poland home, and Noschiai was ruled out as a lead. The isolation area aims to curb the outbreak in the Northeast section.
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