Temple Club Elects Officers for Next Year
Annual meeting of the Temple club on North Mill street elected officers for the coming year. Harry Ward as President Lloyd M Hawk as Vice President John C Frampton as Secretary Elmer M McCormick as Treasurer John AI Staley and L T Campbell named Governors for two years J R Hodge for one year The auditors reported the club in good financial condition. Members gave talks and a rising vote of thanks to retiring officers.
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Temple Club
North Mill Street
Harry Ward
Lloyd,m. Hawk
John C. Frampton
Elmer M. McCormick
John AI. Staley
L. T. Campbell
J. R. Hodge
Sub position precarious as chlorine threat looms
Coast guard crews of 28 aboard face imminent death risk if chlorine gas forms during subs recovery. Captain Abbott H Walker of Nauset station spoke of crew morale and rations, while efforts continued to free the submarine from sand before towing. Separately Cairo approves 15.525 million dollars over three years for railway rolling stock repairs and rights of way.
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Abbott H. Walker
Nauset Coast Guard
Walker
Ife
RE. R
Cairo
Where Te Go od Tonight
Weekend cinema and stage listings present a slate of vaudeville and film features. Notable acts include PENN with The Gold Diggers and Hope Hampton, plus CAPITOL shows Neil Hamilton and Carol Dewpster in America. Other bills feature Louise Fazenda, Walter Hiers, Cliff Bowes, Virginia Vanea, and Betty Compson in comedies and news reels. Aesop’s Tables, Felix the Cat, and Paul Revere appear in short pieces.
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Capitol
Neil Hamilton
Carol Dewpster
America
Walter Hiers
Pathe News
Paris Conference Signs Financial Agreement Today
The Paris talks conclude with a Dawes plan settlement detailing payments to cover American occupation costs and war claims. Key terms include 55 million gold marks annually and a 2.25 percent share of all Dawes receipts, with US consent on bond issues. Leaders praise a businesslike, nonpolitical accord.
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Kallogg
America
Experts Committee
Mixed Claims Commission
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Rhineland High Commission
Military Control Commission
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Germany
Gatzlement
United States
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Logan
Riga
Churchill
London
Great Britain
International
Clementel
Eagle Block sale reveals Marshall landmark with 29 enterprises
Marshall Michigan January 14 The Eagle Block sale exposes a three story building that has housed 29 distinct enterprises including a bank bakery barber cigar store county offices courtroom drug store dry goods hotel insurance ice cream parlor law offices real estate office restaurant and more. The sale details list the block as a historic hub for business and public services in the city.
Notice from G. R. Christley in West Middlesex Pa
The notice states Elsie, ory wife left his bed without just cause and that he will not provide support. It is signed by G. R. Christley of West Middlesex, Pa. The message makes a blunt remark about bootleg liquor and a proverb about lightning.
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Elsie
Court Of Honor To Meet Next Month
The Lawrence County Council Boy Scouts will hold a Court of Honor during Boys Week in February. Dozens of boys will advance and five will become Eagle Scouts. The meeting will feature a three act ceremony with unique staging and equipment. Further details will be announced closer to the event.
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Lawrences County Council
Eagle Scouts
Uncle Henry At Quota Club Dinner Speech
George Creel known as Uncle Henry spoke at the Quota Club dinner in the YMCA Tuesday evening. The event dubbed gentlemen’s night invited members to bring a husband or guest. Elizabeth White led as toastmistress with tenor Samuel Lewis performing accompanied by D Dalyscott. Pop singing featured H L Rosenthal and piano by Elizabeth Fleming.
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George Creel
Uncle Henry
Quota Club
Elizabeth White
Samuel Lewis
D. Dalyscott
H. 14. Rosenthal
Elizabeth Martin Fleming
Lodge Officers Here From Franklin Lodge
Franklin Pa supreme commander and recorder of the American Home Watchman Lodge will be in New Castle this evening to assist in the installation of American Home Watchman No 45 in the City Building hall. A class for initiation will be featured and refreshments served in a cordial social hour.
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Mra. Sandborn
Franklin
American Home Watchman Lodge
American Home Watchman
No. 45
New Castle
Radio Concert At Legion Home Promises Broadcast by Legion Leaders
Ex servicemen invited to Legion Home Thursday evening January 13 for a lunch and radio program. National Commander Drain of the American Legion will broadcast a talk on Post membership. WHAF and WCAE will air Frances Alda and Frank la Forge concerts. No admission.
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Drain
American Legion
Additon
WHAF
WCAE
Frances Alda
Frank la Forge
New Castle News For Sale Column Teases Cash Idea
A witty promotional item from the New Castle News touts the For Sale column as a quick cash generator. The playful note invites readers to try the column’s listings to turn articles into cash.
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NEW Castle News
What Did You See Column Report Unreliable Flash Notes
A correspondent recounts Col Dan Mooney performing his daily routine outside Klafter's store at 630. An officer Fred Shuler wears a diamond ring so large it dazzles. A patrolman dumps ashes on a North Mill Street lot near a sign reading Do not dump rubbish here. Children inspect a feature window with Indies hats while a Flapper loses a provoked Fuloshe near Mercer and Washington. Down town haberdashery salesmen gather for daily sales talk. A country youth eats peanuts while peering at a girl's photo in a photographer's shop window.
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Mill Street
Mutual Beneficial Association Dinner of Pennsy Employees
One hundred and twenty Pennsylvania Railroad employees attended a chicken dinner Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in East Washing Street club rooms. Event led by Local 45 MBA officers included speakers M B Pitcairn and J Maddan among others, praising Local 53 growth and future outreach. social plans outlined. Funeral notices follow for John Wood, Richard Hannon, Louise Spangler, and Joseph Scott Carson with services at Maitland Primitive Methodist church, St Marys church, and W R Campbell’s, all interred at Graceland cemetery.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
U's Ally
Mutual Beneficial Association
East Washing Street
John 1B
Bye
Mahoningtown
R. M
Koppel
C. St. Comatack
New Castle
MBA
B. A. Fenton
Hig Ifeteners
M. B. Pitcairn
M. Fisher
Th. B. Dye
0. L. Rose
Praaidant Maddan
DuShana Street
Maitland
Graceland Cemetery
Joseph Scout Carson
Joseph Scott Carson
New Castle Hospital
Maude Falcon
New York City
Thartes
W. R. Campbell
East North Street
Deaths Of The Day Mr Ferry Buried
Funeral services for Hurray Ferry of 1225 Randolph street were held January 12 at 2 30 p m from the Primitive Maitland church with Rev Francis Reese presiding. Pallbearers named from local men. Interment in Oak Park cemetery. Margaret Ron Fullerton dies. services January 12 at 1 15 p m from North Beaver township residence led by Rev Haverfield. Burial Bethel cemetery. David M McConnell, 78, dies January 13 on Shenango Township road. Survived by widow and several children and grandchildren. services held at Arlington Ev. Free church with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Hurray Ferry
Randolph Street
Maitland
Francis Reese
Central Presbyterian Church
W. Maxwall
Robert, Earl
Lester Maxwell
John Burns
Jamra Gib‘gon
Oak Park Cemetery
Ir. Fullerton
David McConnell
David M. McConnell
New Cestle-Fllwood City
Shenango Township
McConnell
David A. McConnell
West Sunbury
Clarence W. McConnell
Cranzville
Mark McConnell
Princeton
Mia
Lydia Brannon
New Castle
Ellen Curry
Portersville
John A
California
James HW
Butler
J. G. Kelley
Arlington Evgenua Free
Senate back in former position on Muscle Shoals
The Senate shifted again on Muscle Shoals as Underwood revived his substitute, moving to the Norris plan with Alabama Democrat Underwood guiding the measure. The debate centered on choosing one bill for conference while Jones and Norris pressed revisions to their proposals. Administration support favored the Underwood bill as the likeliest path to conference and final action.
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Senate
Muscle Shoals
Underwood
Alabama
Norrie
Jones
Norris
Nebraska
Washington
Congress
Underwood Hill
Coolidge
Musele Shoals
Local Man Receives Commendations From TPilig burgh Post
Harvey B. Gaul, musical critic, praises Garth Edmundson, organist of First Baptist Church, noting towns of second class show music of a flat class and naming Grainsburg Burt Weber New Castle Buck Johnstown Little Washington among others.
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Harvey B. Gaul
Post
Garth Edmundson
Gaul
Grainsburg
Burt Weber
New Castle
Buck
Johnstown
Little Washington
Stitzinger Talks To Aiken Scouts
The W. N. Aiken Bay Scout Troup No. 10 met with G G. Stittelager from W. N. Aiken school giving an informative talk on courtesy. Boys enjoyed several games after the program. Plans and committees were formed for the second birthday train event in February. Louis Gashimere passed his ten foot test, Scoutmaster Guy L. Raney presided. Three boys and ten visitors attended.
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W. ON
Aiken Bay
Guy L. Raney
Imposing Shaft To Walter Scott Declared Unsafe
Edinburgh officials deem the Walter Scott monument in Princes Street unsafe at its highest levels. The Town Council, citing repair costs in the thousands, will permanently close the top sections to the public.
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Walter Scott
International News Service
Edinburgh
Sir Walter Scott
Princes Street
Living Cost Higher In Tokyo Than Anywhere Else
Tokyo leads as the world’s most expensive city, with costs 120 percent above prewar levels per Jji Shimpo. London trails at 70 percent and New York at 50 percent, linked to Japan’s heavy import reliance. A separate note describes Gulf Branch Packing finding a shucked oyster with a mass of pearls in a single shell.
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Tokyo
International News Service
Jji Shimpo
Jji
London
New Yorks
Shea Mer
Japan
Gulf Brach Packing Company
Inica
Orster
Mass Of Pearls Found In One Oyster Reported
Interstate Commerce Commission refused to authorize Mo Santown and Wheeling Railroad to build a line from Warneburg to Blacksville to acquire the Monongahela and Ohio Railroad. The notice comes with other regional news amid a Tampa wedding anecdote and peculiar local humor.
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Hallectti International New
Washington, Ian
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mo Santown and Wheeling
Warneburg
Blacksville
W. Va
Monongahela and Ohio Railroad
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