May Arrest List Grows for Police With Drunkenness and Traffic Violations
The May arrest roundup swelled with 160 defendants placed on the docket for trial on drunkenness and traffic ordinance violations. Over 500 people were ordered to the mayor to explain unlawful parking and light rule violations. Auto light offenses yielded no docketed names or fines, only car tag records. About 50 were jailed for drunkenness, with three burglary charges and 38 traffic violations including reckless driving and running with open cutouts. Additional arrests included 12 fighters and cases of loitering, liquor transport, warrants, and disorderly conduct. Mayor pro tem Burns supports light fines to enforce the rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runnig
W. T. Burns
Monthly receipts and jail dispositions under fines
Receipts for the month totaled 416 dollars with 45 from forfeits and 371 from fines. Of those unable to pay fines, 17 people were jailed for 150 days, ten sentences suspended, 21 violators of the state automobile law referred to aldermen, and the remaining offenders discharged.
Williams and Suddivil Named Adjudicators for Eisteddfod
Rev W G Williams pastor of the First Congregational Church and Rev William Suddivil have been chosen to adjudicate literature at the eisteddfod in Youngstown Ohio. The event moves to Park Theatre on Saturday June 10 with about six hundred visitors from Pittsburgh and vicinity and two hundred contestants. An estimated thousand attendees are expected from Cleveland and Akron areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Glynn Williams
First Congregational Church
William Suddivil
Park Thatre
Youngstown
Oak Hill Avenue
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Akron
Healing Clinic Friday at Trinity Episcopal Church
The healing clinic and prayer circle at Trinity Episcopal Church will be held Friday afternoon at 4 15 with Rev W T Reynolds in charge. Parishioners may take an active part to request prayers for themselves or friends during the service. The Tartars alphabet contains two hundred two letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
W. T. Reynolds
Westminster College Music Students Recital at Church
Westminster College music students present a recital at the United Presbyterian Church on Saturday morning June 8 at 8 15. The program includes works by Scott Chopin Spross Besthoff Puccini and Arensky among solo and duet pieces performed by Lena Sarver Edith Cullen Marie Hinkel Margaret Aebi Helen Harbison and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Department of Music
Westminster College
United Presbyterian Church
Lenton
Cyril Scott
Allegro Cyril
Scott
Lena Sarver
Sanderson
Sacrament
MacDermid
Grace Sowash
Scharzo
Edith Cullen
Arensky
Marie Hinkel
Mary Lou Barron
Margaret Aebi
Greek Notables Massacred in Asia Minor Report
Foreign Minister Baltazar of Greece says 168 Greek notables were seized and killed by Turkish Nationalists in Asia Minor. The Greek assembly protests to the Allies over continued killings of Greek Christians as villages are ruined and girls taken for bondage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Athens
Asia Minor
Baltazar
Greece
Greek National Assembly
Tripoli
Twelve Killed In Irish Disturbances
Belfast endures a violent 24 hours with 12 fatalities and over twenty wounded. Firing and bombed street cars marked the chaos as an 11 year old boy was shot on his way to school, likely by a stray bullet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Belfast
Local Residents Attend Visits and Returns Across Area
Personal mentions list Mrs. Gladys Ferguson returning to Sharon from a visit here and many guests visiting local families from Bellevue Pittsburgh Youngstown Beaver Falls Erie Grove City and Garfield Avenue. Notes include Miss Dorothy Anderson leaving for Cleveland Detroit and Percy Howell a New Castle graduate joining Clearfield high school as a mechanical drawing instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Martin
Pittsburgh
John Lynn
County Line Street
Steubenville
Robert Kelley
Youngstown
Agnes McGrath
Sharon
Bonita
Cleo Saul
Laurel Avenue
Alma Buchholz
Beaver Falls
Paul Bratschie
Laurel Boulevard
John Adams
John L. Thomas
Gladys
C. W. Knox
West Middlesex
E. L. Wilson
Ray Street
Elizabeth Dorr
Grove City
Orville Kerr
Ridge Street
William Lostetter
Erie
Wyatt Campbell
East North Street
Dorothy Anderson
West Washington Street
Cleveland
Detroit
J. C. Moore
Hazelcroft Avenue
Pine City
E. A. Cramer
William McClintock
Erla
Los Angeles
Cal
Percy Howell
West
New Castle High School
Clearfield High School
Luggage Ad Promotes Travel Bags and Prices
An advertisement touts compact luggage designed to maximize space for trunks and suitcases. It markets trunks, dressers, wardrobes and packing styles from 12.50 to 50, travel bags from 81.95 to 22.50, and suitcases from 1.50 to 15 in black or tan.
Aerolux Shade Attachments Protect from High Winds
A patented no slip attachment shields Aerolux Porch Shades from wind damage. Finished in green or brown wood stain, these shades enhance home appearance and provide comfort. Easy to install with two screws, adjustable height, and non interfering no whip feature. Sizes range 3 ft 3 in to 6 ft 9 in wide and 7 ft 6 in drop, priced from 38.40 to 13.95 dollars.
Ice Cream Freezers and Picnic Set Featured
Advertises two quart Acme ice cream freezers and a heavy lead tin unit at $1.00. Also lists galvanized tin at $1.00. Proposes ready supplies for outings and picnics. Includes a large paper table cloth five plates and five napkins set priced at 10 cents.
Women’s Summer Underwear and Hosiery Price List
Summer undergarments feature gauze-knit union suits with built-up shoulders and curtains at 1.50. Pure cotton bodice tops and shell suits cost 0.50 to 0.65. Gauze vests at 0.25 to 0.28. Athletic union suits in dimity at 1.25. Hosiery includes silk lace hose at 1.95, half hose at 2.75, and children’s lisle and silk socks from 0.65 to 0.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Athletic Union
Dave Carson Arrested For Drunkenness In Public Barbershop
Dave Carson a known local speaker was arrested Wednesday evening for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after a disturbance at Harry Calderwood's Grant street barber shop about 10 30 p m E R MacElwain was arrested on the same charge They pleaded not guilty at arraignment and await a special hearing set for Monday at 3 p m before Magistrate W T Burns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Carson
Carson
E. R. MacElwain
Harry Calderwood
Grant Street
MasElwain
W. T. Burns
Central Union W C T U Meeting Friday Evening
Central Union W C T U will meet Friday at 8 p m in the Y W C A with Mrs J K Heess leading Mothers Meetings and Mrs Laura Cunningham directing the social department Temperance Light Bearers will attend as special guests Mrs C M Grace is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union W. C. T. U
J. K. Heess
Mothers
Laura Cunningham
Temperance Light Bearers
C. M. Grace
Diamonds as talismans in ancient superstition
In historical belief diamonds were thought to ward off sorcery repel poison and grant victory over enemies, reflecting the era's reliance on precious stones for protection and luck.
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W. G. Williams
Healing Clinic
Mayberry
Boot Shop
East
Washington Street
Milton
Aramount
Jesse L. Lasky
Betty Compson
Baby Peggy
the Little
Rascal
MR. Thomas Webber
Westminster Music School
Gladys Ferguson
Frank Henry
Bellevue
A. Heinrich
North Street
Jade Reseda
LUCKS
Navy Diel
Lehigh
Vanity Fair
Price
Aerolux
Central Union
Jefferson Hotel
Dominick Tutino
Jefferson Street
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