Citizens League Meeting Probes Public Criticism and Credit
Roy Jamison urged constructive criticism of officials while cautioning against becoming knockers. He warned credit is too cheap as New Castle voters weigh police efficiency, school costs, and city services. The gathering at I O O F hall heard multiple speakers before adjourning for July 31.
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Roy Jamison
Citizens League
North Mill Street
Jamison
R. T. Withers
Robert T. Withers
New Castle News
New Castle
Board of Education
Henry
Franklin Junior High
Frank Ferrante
League
Lewis Sandler
Mr. Sandler
John E. Fee
William J. Ellison
Jersey City Ball Player Dies From Fractured Skull
Thomas Hanley aged 32 died from a skull fracture after being struck on the head with a ball during a ball game at Boyle's Thirty Acres in Jersey City. Pitcher Walter Donlon, 25, was arrested on a homicide technical charge as an autopsy confirmed the fracture. Hanley briefly remained conscious after the blow and resumed play.
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International News Service
Jersey City
N. J
Thomas Hanley
Boyle’s
Thirty Acres
Walter Donlon
Hanley
Seventh Ward Weiner Roast At Camp Base
A Willow Grove camp party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jones drew forty two attendees Friday evening. Percy Platt of Ellwood City entertained as the main act and several stunts were performed by guests. Sunday school is at 9 45 with no church services due to Dr. Miner’s vacation.
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Weiner
W. T. Jones
Willow Grove
Percy Platt
Ellwood City
L. C. Godwin
Alice Godwin
J. L. Childress
Lillian Ekblom
Arthur Knight
James Fox
Robert Swanton
D. A. Campbell
Howard Emery
William Wardman
Bertha Wardman
Grace Guy
Eva Dinsmore
Mary Kauffman
Newport
Pocono Club Plans Weeklong Lake Camp Trip
The Pocono club organized by Fred Gill of Grand Union Grocery Liberty Street plans a one week camping trip. Seven boys will attend including Howard Frew Harold Turk Allen Booth Herbert Smith William Edgington Stanton Wettich and Nelson Druschel.
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Pocono Club
Fred Gill
Grand Union
Liberty Street
Darlington
Howard Frew
Harold Turk
Allen Booth
Herbert Smith
William Edgington
Stanton Wettich
Nelson Druschel
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra Visit At Conneaut Lake
At Conneaut Pa a group including Mr and Mrs J M Bevan of West Clayton street Mr and Mrs C A Patterson of Wilmington avenue and Mr and Mrs C H Clark of Sunny Side journeyed to Conneaut Lake to hear the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra They plan to return Sunday morning
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Conneaut, Pa
J. M. Bevan
West Clayton Street
C. A. Patterson
Wilmington Avenue
C. H. Clark
Sunny Side
Conneaut Lake
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Celebration for St Margar et at St Lucy’s Church
On Monday St Lucy’s Catholic church hosts a fete for St Margar et featuring a Christopher Columnbus Society band parade during the day. The event includes band concerts and finishes with fireworks in the evening.
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St. Lucy’s Catholic Church
St. Margaret
Christopher Columbus Society
Return Home Of Mrs O Laughlin And Children
Mrs M J O Laughlin and children and Mrs Lucy Fallon of McKees Rocks have returned to their home after visiting Mr and Mrs J F Avery on Wabash Avenue.
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M. J. O’laughlin
Lucy Fallon
McKees Rocks
J. F. Avery
Wabash Avenue
Expected Home for Mr and Mrs H V Brown
Mr and Mrs H V Brown of West Clayton street are expected to return home today after nearly three weeks away. They left Winona Lake Indiana and visited friends and relatives in Canton Ohio.
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H. V. Brown
W. Clayton Street
Winona Lake
Ind
Canton, O
On motor trip with Mr and Mrs Avery and Wabash avenue
Mr and Mrs J F Avery and Wabash avenue left this morning for an unspecified destination on a motor trip.
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J. F. Avery
Wabash Avenue
Mrs Jones and children plan a weeklong motor trip
Mrs Mary Jones and her children will be away for a week visiting friends and relatives. The itinerary includes Cleveland Painesville Andover Willoughby and Geneva on the Lake among other stops.
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Mary Jones
Cleveland
Painsville
Andover
Willoughby
Geneva
Emily Turner Undergoes Tonsil and Adenoid Removal
Emily Betty Turner daughter of Mrs J H Turner of Clayton Street had her tonsils and adenoids removed at the hospital in Philipsburg, Pennsylvania on Monday. She has been visiting her grandmother Mrs Wilkison at Philipsburg for several weeks.
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Emily Betty Turner
J. H. Turner
Clayton Street
Philipsburg
Emily
Wilkison
L. C. C. Book Club Holds Rock Springs Picnic
The L. S. C. Book Club held its annual picnic at Rock Springs beyond Tiarlansburg on Friday with about 25 members attending. After a noon picnic dinner in the grove, attendees swam in the afternoon. The committee in charge included Mrs. Kenneth Walter, Mrs. J. M. Bevan, Mrs. C. H. Clark, Mrs. Walter Wilson, Mrs. John Fields and Mrs. Henry Kane.
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L. S. C. Book Club
Rock Springs
Tiarlansburg
Kenneth Walter
J. M. Bevan
C. H. Clark
Walter Wilson
John Fields
Henry Kane
Presbyterian Church Services and Sunday Schedule
Rev. D. C. Schnebly leads Sunday school at 9 50 a m with C A Patterson in charge. Communion service at 11 a m on The Cleansing Blood. Evening service at 7 45 p m with topic Jesus and Our Bereavements.
Christian Church Service Remains With Story Sermon
Rev. W. W. Sniff leads Bible school at 9 45 a m and communion with preaching at 10 45 a m on the third Sunday. The sermon will be a story sermon aimed at children and young people. There will be no evening service.
Seventh Ward Personalities Visit Family Ties
Mrs. J. O. Dickson and daughter return home after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dungan on Newell avenue. Robert Park of Cherry street visits relatives in Elyria Ohio. Mrs. William Mauermann of East Clayton street spends Thursday in Pittsburgh.
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Seventh Ward
J. O. Dickson
Edenburg
Dickson
Charles Dungan
Newell Avenue
Robert Park
Cherry Street
Elyria
William Mauermann
E. Clayton Street
Pittsburgh
Foster's Weather Prognostication
Washington reports a storm wave centered on July 22 that will shape the ten day period from July 18 to 28. A preceding heat wave will raise temperatures across the Great Central Valleys and into western Canada and U S east of the Rockies, with hot winds threatening spring wheat and corn. A sharp cool wave follows, bringing large temperature swings and potential severe local storms near the Great Lakes around July 23. Heat is expected to dominate July and August, with little moisture in the southern and southwestern United States and in parts of Canada and the U S east of the Rockies. High winds and fast moisture evaporation will exhaust plant life and disrupt storm patterns, leaving shallow low pressure systems and more storms.
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Washington
Canada
United States
Rockies
Great Lakes
Reynoldstown School Reunion Set for August 11
Eighteenth annual Reynoldstown School Association reunion will occur on Tuesday August 11 with a picnic. A volunteer planning committee urges each member to act as a one person committee to ensure a memorable “get together.” Details to follow in The News. Members abroad are asked to mail notices. Summer heat is mentioned.
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Reynoldstown School Association
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