Love Breakfast Sparks Second Divorce Trial Hints
International News Service reports a probable second divorce trial stemming from the New Year Love Breakfast involving Tomkinson and Whitings. Paulette Pacard Daniels Whiting and Bradford Whiting are named as principals with Whiting’s wife said to have relented under pressure. The piece also details prior public service commission damages and county appeals related to Beaver County crossing claims, with a possible county payment of damages and costs.
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International News Services
Chicago
Tomkinsons
Beaver County Loses Appeal In Homewood Case
Beaver Falls July 8 Judge Frank E B Reader sustained demurrers in cases of Jim Carling William Meyer and John B Shannon in which Beaver County sought appeals from Public Service Commission findings. Court ruled appeal time limit had expired. Case relates to elimination of grade crossings of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Homewood and construction of a viaduct bridge and changes.
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Public Service Commission
Carline
Shannon
Beaver County
Thru County
Sam B. Watson
Puublic Service Commission
Beaver Falls
Frank EB. Reader
Jim Carling
Wiliam Meyer
John B. Shannon
Common Pleas Court
Pulic Service Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Homewood
No Cards Or Dice In Youngstown Jail
In Youngstown City Jail prisoners are barred from playing solitaire or any card games and from rolling dice. Police chief A T Jenkins issued the order after a jailyard knife fight over a card game left George Williams wounded. The measure also criticizes an officer who searched Williams and did not find the knife, demanding greater care in future searches.
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Youngstown, CO
City
A. T. Jennkin
George Williams
Mills
Willams
Police And Firemen Plan City Championship Ball Game
City police and fire departments plan a Tuesday next week game for employer championship. Police captain Robert Letera leads the police team with Earl Miz Dart directing the firemen. The tentative lineups feature former sandlot players and the game promises interest. Umpire protection is noted due to anticipated police and fire presence.
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Robert Letera
Earl “Miz” Dart
Quanequa Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Patterson's
Mrs George Patterson of East Street will host the Quanequa Club members at her home on Thursday.
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Quanequa Club
George Patterson
East Sireat
Quansque Club
Presbyterian and Methodist Sunday Schools
Eendareh Taylor
June Donations At Margaret Henry Children's Home
June donations received at Margaret L. Henry's Children Home from various donors and groups. Items include clothing, shoes, food staples, dairy and baked goods, prepared meals, and personal care services. Notable contributors include Mrs. C. D. Hutchinson, Ben Franklin Jr. High School girls, First Christian church, A and P Tea Co, Scottish Rites, Arctic Ice Cream Co, and First Baptist church.
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Margaret Henry Children’s Home
Margaret L. Henry
C. D. Hutchinson
Washington Street
Ben Franklin Jr
E.M. Thompson
First Christian Church
A and P, Tea Co
Butler Avenue
Charles J. Bowhl
A. L. White Grocery Company
Welfare House Lawn Social
Police Department
Carnegie Steel Company
Arctic Ice Cream Co
W. K. Genover
Raney
Caroline Street
Wayne S Ramsey
Mercer Street
Oney Sullivan
Leigh Robinson
Florence Avenue
First Baptist Church
M. J. Young
R. Co
Lutz
Odd Fellows To Take Book To Youngstown
The Keystone Traveler notes Keystone Lodge No. 78 I O O F of Beth will transport the lodge book to Youngstown on July 14. The book began its journey to the western coast on May 22, 1924, as part of Odd Fellows activity.
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Odd Fellows
Youngstown
Keystone
Keystone Lodge No
Beth
I C O F Book Travels Through Lawrence County Lodges
A leather bound I C O F despite long travel continues its journey from New Castle Lodge 195 to Hebron Lodge Youngstown on July 14 with a caravan of about a hundred autos. Delegates from Lawrence county will carry the record to visit each lodge, inscribing locations and officers as it moves, with each lodge notified by Keystone Lodge. The journey aims to reach California and back in twenty years via a different route, visiting a single I C O F lodge per county.
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Fehem
New Castle
Lawrence County
Hebron
Youngstown
New Castle Lodge
East Washington Street
California
Keystone Lodge
Children Struck By Automobiles on Local Roads
Police logged three pedestrian collision injuries in the last 24 hours with minor to serious outcomes. Little Resk Be, about 3, was struck on Long Avenue. Ralph Kirkwood suffered a neck cut requiring stitches after a door in his car was damaged. a fourth boy was hit by Robert Dukes’ car while wading near Croton Avenue but recovered with non serious injuries.
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Thomas, Thork
Long Ravenue
Long Avenue
Hidat
Thork
Wallace Kirkwood
Rigby F. C
Willow Grove
New Castle
Ralph Kirkwood
Robert Dukes
Allen Apartments
Croton Avenue
Inhabitants Flee Moroccan City As Riffians Advance
Paris July 8 women and children are evacuated from Tara as Abd-El-Krim forces converge on the city from three sides. French reinforcements from Fez halt the Rif thrust for now and authorities believe the Fez railroad is saved.
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International News Service
Paris
Bette
Tara
Abd-El-Krim
French Foreign Office
Morocco
Fez
Rifz
Deaths Of The Day Walter Beach Buried
Funeral services for Walter Beach were held Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 from Bethel A M Church with Rev W C Davis in charge. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery. A short verse notes memories linger longest.
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Walter Beach
Bethel A. M
W. C. Davis
Greenwood Cemetery
Bathing Suits in All Sizes for Men and Women
Get relief from the heat by taking a dip with our high grade bathing suits. We offer red blue black white and combinations including red and white and green and white striped, in all sizes for men and women.
Dark Clouds On Horizon As Coal Conference Opens
Atlantic City July 8. Dark clouds hung over miners and operators as the anthracite conference opened. Informal pre conference meetings showed little chance for compromise, with miners predicting no concessions and a possible September walk out if ex piring terms fail. Operators reportedly planned a wage cut of 10 to 20 percent citing coke and oil competition.
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International News Service
Atlantic City
N. J
Ellis Searles
United Mine Workers’ Journal
Family Dinner and Reunion Gather in Pulaski
A Lyman family dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kuhn's lawn drew over twenty guests including John Fierce and family from Springfield Vermont and many from New Castle and Pittsburgh. The Elizabeth Clark descendants held their second annual family reunion at J P Clark’s home with eighteen attending. Pink roses and sweet peas adorned the dining room and table.
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Francis Kuhn
John Fierca
John
Gerald
Springfield
Lee Allen
Helen
Jean
Newell Kerr
Louise
New Castle
William Kerr
J. R. Meek
Lois Kerr
Dorothy Meek
L. K. Zook
Arthur Meek
Arthur Beltz
Washington, Pa
H. E. Harvey
Emily Harvey
Pittsburgh
R. O. Lampson
Warren, O
A. 2. Sweeny
Earl Sweesy
Bart, Jr
James Black
Wallace Anderson
Sandusky, OG
J. L. Reis
Youngerawn
Elizabeth Clark
J.P. Clark
Frank
Waddington
Edna
Dorothy
Anna
Earl Novell
Robert Waddington
Eastbrook
Jos. Bentley
William Anderson
Frank Clark
Harold
Dara Ongrott
Johnnie Clark
Pulaski
M.L. Porter
Grace
Ruth
H. E. Ribler
James Ribler
Community picnic and social rounds in Eastbrook area
A long list of residents and visitors shared social events from Eastbrook to Warren including picnics, dances, and visits. Notable mentions include Helen Rodgers’s trip to New York for Columbia University and a fishing camping party to Cochranton. Milk was stolen from 318 Bell Avenue around 2 am Tuesday.
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Bell Avenue
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Tomkinsons and Whitings
New Years
Belding Hall
Rnbestos
Lawrence Furniture Store
Davis Shoe CO
David Fr. Long
City Building
Wright’s
Wright
Julian Goldman
People’s Store
Washington St
Lo Police
Continental Motors
Timken
Berk Clutches
Universal Joints
Spicer
Hartford & K. B. Aryac
Hilab
Fitzgerald
James
New Departure
Ball Bearings
Hyatt Bearings
Morse Silent Chain Powell Mufflers
Spicer Universal Joint Grease
Elliott and Waddington
Jefferson Street
Metzler
Pulaski News
F. G. Schuster
Warren, Fla
O. J. Layton
Gerald Boyd
Slippery Rock
Squire
Mrs. UC
CG. Boyd
Helen Rodgers
New York City
Columbia University
Harold Hey
Columbus, O
Ralph Ayers
Harlansburg
Mrs. Hey
Ella Campbell
Frederick Shepherd
Gon
Wycliffe
Lloyd Rodgers
Ella Karre
Mark McLean
W. F. Karre
Margaret Kane
Warren and
Niles
Percy Heasley
Gon Elmer
J. B., Clark
McHltiott
Lena
Beatrice
Mary
Mr. Brown
Hotel Pulaski
Edward Rodgers
Mercer
Boyd
Carl Urey
Edna and
Raymond
Samuel Urey
Gertrude Fair
H.W. Michall
Russell Michall
Cochranton
French Creek
Helen Gibson
Geneva College
W. W. Gibson
Lee Ong
South Jefferson Street
M.C. Limber Co
Greer Bldg
N. Mercer St
Cretonne
Ewing’s Shoe Store
Oxfords
Howard & Fosters
Wallace J. Ewing Johnson
New Castle, Pa
Enner
Lawrence Automobile CO
Duco
Palm Beach
Cooper & Butier
Sam H. McGoun
Scooters
Shoe Shop
E. Washington Street
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