Convention Of Lions Ends With Officers Elected
The Sixth International Lions convention at Cedar Point Ohio closed with officers named for the year and the 1926 meeting set for San Francisco. Newly elected president Benjamin F. Jones and other officers will lead the growing organization of nearly 100 dens and 50,000 members in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. McCamnic
Cedar Point
Lions
Benjamin F. Jones
Newark
N. J
William A. Westfall
Mason City
Iowa
Irving L. Camp
Johns
San Francisco
Calif
Camp
Pennsylvania
Benjamin L. Ruffin
Lion
Lions International
United States
Canada
Soviet Court Imposes Death Sentences on Three Students
The Soviet Supreme Court sentenced German students Wolech and Kinderman and Estonian student Ditmar to death for a conspiracy to assassinate Trotsky, head of the Soviet Supreme Economic Council, and Stalin, former commissar of national minorities. The text ends with a stray quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Moscow
Soviet Supreme Court
Wolech and
Kinderman
Ditmar
M. Trotsky
Soviet Supreme Economic Council
M. Stalin
Heir To Spanish Throne Injured In Auto Crash
Infante Fernando heir to the Spanish throne was under a physician care at the royal palace after a dangerous automobile crash earlier today. He suffered a cut on the left cheek and a bruised leg. the royal car collided with a loaded autobus, wrecking the lighter vehicle. Passengers of the bus were thrown to the ground with no injuries reported.
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Internatonal
Madrid
Infante
Fernando
Royal Palace
Royal Automobile
Centennial Week Draws Large Crowd in New Castle
A Thursday night crowd for the Centennial Week in New Castle was lively though not as dense as Wednesday. Many attended the Dog Show the Pageant and visitors joined Cascade Park events while the Fourth of July grand parade drew plans for a dry weather turnout and broad county participation.
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Cascade Park
Old Sol
New Castle
Bow and Arrow Warrior Slays Garden Rabbit
Frederick A. Fowler of Laurel Boulevard killed a garden rabbit with his bow and arrow after spotting it in his pea bed. The incident evokes ancient hunting by Indians and recalls the historical float of the Episcopal church in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Man
Frederick A. Fowler
Laurel Boulevard
Mr. Fowler
Union Baptist Picnic July 4 Featured in Dedication Week
The Union Baptist church dedicates a July 4 picnic at Mays Hill as part of a week of services and community events. Rev. George M. Lands, First Baptist, spoke Thursday evening. Rev. W L Ingram of St. Pauls Baptist preaches tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Baptist Church
Mays’ Hill
George M. Landis
First Baptist Church
W. L. Ingram
St. Paul's Baptist
W. M. Nelson
Farrell
E. W. Lipscomb
Frye
Clarence Darrow Portrait Puzzles Name Choice
The remark puzzlingly notes a mismatch between Darrow’s image and the name Clarence. It hints at public curiosity about how the lawyer’s appearance influences perceptions and whether his persona aligns with the given moniker.
Frank W. Wallace Heads Western Penna Funeral Directors
Frank W. Wallace of Ma honing Undertaking Co. was elected president of the Western Pennsylvania Funeral Directors association at its two day Conneaut Lake park convention. Elected officers include George W. Baird vice president Victor Hyle secretary Charles Dingler legislative committee W E Byham George G Regorly Meadville and John Quinn Erie on the executive committee. About two hundred guests attended the banquet and ball at Hotel Conneaut with toast master George W. Baird and speakers R L Rodgers Erie William Lusk Meadville State President Harry Davis and Secretary W Scott of Pittsburgh as honor guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Wallace
The
Mahoning Undertaking Co
Western Pennsylvania Funeral Directors’ Association
Conneaut Lake Park
George W. Baird
Adamsville
Victor Hyle
Evans City
Charles Dingler
Butler
W. E. Byham
George G. Regorly
Meadville
John Quinn
Erie
Conneaut
R. L. Rodgers
William Lusk
Harry Davis
W. Scott
Pittsburgh
County W C T U President to Speak at Institute
Miss Margaret Walker president of Lawrence County W C T U will be among speakers at the Cascade Inter-County Institute annual meeting July 8 and 9 at the First Presbyterian church in Butler Pennsylvania. The event brings together the W C T U groups from Beaver Butler Clarion Lawrence and Mercer counties with addresses by state leaders Mrs Ella M George state president Mrs Maud T Seymour state vice-president and Mrs E J Gibson state superintendent of Medical Temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Walker
Lawrence County
Cascade Inter- County Institute
First Presbyterian Church
Butler
Woman's Christian Temperance Unions
Beaver
Clarion
Lawrence
Mercer
Ella M. George
Maud T. Seymour
E. J. Gibson
Miss Lewis Endures Illness in Historic Pageant
Ruth Lewis known as Miss New Castle performed in last night’s Historic Pageant despite possible appendicitis. She had been recovering at home for a week but insisted on completing her role after mastering her lines, showing rare pluck amid illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lewis
New Castle
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New Castle Mutual Building and Loan Association
Washington Street
Stevenson CO
Beaver Street
Ellwood City Plumbing
Bell
South Mill Street
Prince Fernando
Texas
Ola Mae Burch
Zula Mas Burch
Lake Worth
Tex
Union Baptist
May's Hill
Mr. Darrow
Him Clarence
Melrose Garage
Lake Erie
Liberal Commission
EB. Dietrich & Sons
BR. F. D
Conneant, O
Anderson
North Mill Street
RED
Motor Car CO
North Mercer Street
F John Tons Arelel Ma
New Castle Home. Co
Bell Phone
Western Penna Funeral Directors
Conneaut Lake
W.C. T.U
Institute
Miss Lewis
Lawrence Cycle Co
S. Mercer St
Goodyear
Croton Ave
Buick
Peter DePaolo
Indianapolis
Speedway
de Paolo
Indianapolis Speedway
Altoona
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
General Motors Corporation
Lawrence Auto Co
Mercer Street
New Castle, Pa
Ellwood City Garage Inc
Ellwood City, PA
Shipping Board
Rum
Nick Whyte
Cascade
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