Seventh Ward News Graduation Picnic Plans and Injuries
The Seventh Ward News describes a Tuesday graduation picnic plan for Mahoning school with a one day program cancelation and a class committee organizing menus and sports. It notes Mrs Edmunds injured May 21 and lists other May accidents and hospitalizations. Visiting Frances DeRoss of Sharon PA and other locals attend events as plans unfold.
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Lewel
George Washi
Ugh
Cade Pars
Helen Root
Cecilia Calvanese
Paul Rishel
William Emerick
Jeannette Ginsburg
Frances DeRoss
Sharon
Dorothy Shriver
Madison Avrmue
Edmards
Adi
Bravy
Liberty Street
Benett
Cedar Street
Roxy Theater
New York
Adu
New Castle Hospital
Elmer Gwin
West Clarion Street
Tellane
Shenango Valley Hospital
Ies. Edmunds
Mahoning School
NIA
Church Sunday Services Across Wards
Sunday evening services planned in ward churches on June 9. Christian Church led by Rev W W Snir with Bible School at 9 am and preaching. Tama Presbyterian Church with Rev D C Sephuebly holding sabbath worship and Life "Be at a Rose" sermon. Methodist Church under Rev David Sloppy with Sunday School 9:45 am and services through 7:45 pm Daylight Time.
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Seventh Ward
Mettiodisy
David Dave Sloppy
E. Davy
Mearning
Epworth
Reed Family Changes Residence to West Cherry Street
Mr and Mrs P G Reed and family moved Friday from Lafayette street to 23 West Cherry street in the house formerly occupied by Mr and Mrs Herbert Mullen.
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P. G. Reed
Lafayette Street
West
Cherry Street
Herbert Mullen
iDebt negotiations opened today between Germany and Belgium
International News Service reports Berlin June 1 opening of direct discussions between Germany and Belgium over payment for depreciated marks left behind after German evacuation. The talks aim to resolve a long standing claim for 37 years of nominal sums.
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Berlin
Gersmany
Belgium
Ginm
Realty Transfers Between Thompson Martin and Others
Samuel E Thompson transfers to James W Martin for the second ward for $1 and back, with James W Martin transferring to Samuel E Thompson. Claude B Gehring transfers to Amy Baldwin in Shenango for $1.
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Samuel E. Thompson
James W. Martin
Second Ward
Claude B. Gehring
Amy Baldwin
Shenango
Search Underway for 57560 Believed Held by Omaha Bank
International News Service reports that George R. Chen a New York stock broker who died in Omaha under an assumed name may have carried 57560. J Irving Davidson a Trenton lawyer pursuing the Day and Heaton brokerage failure said he paid 57,000 in Philadelphia earlier. Davidson hopes the remainder is in a bank.
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International News Service
A. Neb
George R. Ch N
New York
Omaha
J. Irving Davidson
Trenton
N. 1
Tedey Davidson
Christian
Philadelphia
Day and Heaton
Davidson
Guaranteed Piles Remedy Promises Money Back
A reader testimonial extols San Mura Ointment as a guaranteed cure for bleeding and itching piles. The ad claims a money back guarantee after using the product with claims of drawing out poisons and healing sores, and urges purchase at any drug store.
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Gilbert
Tenisville
Four Die in Victor Sparkler Plant Firework Blast
A massive explosion at the Victor Sparkler and Specialty Company fireworks plant in Nagas’ Elmton Md killed four men Harry Brown Bernard Jones John Gilbert and Alan Dockerson and injured a dozen others. Dozens of girls in an adjacent building were cut by glass as thousands of fireworks detonated nearby. A truck loaded with fireworks reportedly back fired triggering the blaze.
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Nagas
Eleton
Victor Sparkler and Specialty Company
Atl
Harry Brown
Bernard Jones
John Gilbert
Alan Dockerson
Crime Is Old A Jeler Published In London 1727
A fragmentary 1727 London note asserts street robberies were never greater, likening crime waves to modern trends. It includes stray musings on social topics and contrasts with later Anglo-American life, mentioning marriage, labor, and population figures in a scattered, journalistic style.
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London
Dunking and tradition mix in a nation of many races
An excerpt discusses governance over diverse races and ideals, notes dunking as a long-standing practice tied to supper, and touches on cultural topics from a Western address to Katherine Mayo and public concerns. It mentions robberies and a police-style report of $3,600, plus a 1862 reference to Le Geant.
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