Widow Mrs Metz Rites Set After Lifelong Local Ties
The widow, married to Mr Metz since July 8 1897, leaves two brothers Harry Cameron of North Beaver township and Bert David Cameron of Toledo Ohio. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM from the home with Rev George Neill of Bethel U P church presiding. Interment is at Mt Jackson cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Christian Church
Maccabees
Harry Cameron
North Beaver Township
Bert David Cameron
Toledo, O
George Neill
Bethel U. P. Church
Mt. Jackson Cemetery
Missing 15-Year-Old Thiele Sparks Nationwide Hunt
A nationwide police hunt begins for 15-year-old William Webster Thiele, heir to a wealthy New York family, missing since May 3 from a Westchester home. Police consider runaway or possible kidnapping as they seek clues. a federal appeal may follow if progress stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
William Webster Thiele
Thiele
Daniel Webster
Westchester County
G-men
Lucky Class of 1936 Graduation Address Inspires Dreams
The New Castle high school baccalaureate featured Principal Frank L. Orth and senior president James Donegan leading a service at the Cathedral. Dr. McElwaine’s sermon urged graduates to pursue dream driven pluck, faith, and service, citing Joseph’s rise in Egypt and the example of Rev. G. S. Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marche Pontificale
Gounod
Frank L. Orth
James Donegan
Haydn
Dr. Wingerd
McElwaine
New Castle High School
America
Willian Tindale
Joseph
Deaths of the Day Mrs Pattison and Others
Obituaries from New Castle list Mrs. Lillian E Pattison 66 of Youngstown road died at home after months of illness. Survived by husband Thomas and son Paul with siblings and relatives. services set at 2 pm Tuesday at the residence. Also noted are funeral services for infant James Eugene Brown, Mrs Catherine Weinschenk, Alojzy Grzesiuk, Vincent Rzecznik, Herschel Braswell, Mrs Alice Gaudel, and Mrs Kathryn A Metz with details on locations, burial plans, and ministers.
Welfare list scrutiny and local bond rules in Lawrence County
Commissioners study relief aid rules for homeowners unable to borrow against property. Indemnifying bonds would charge relief funds to real estate until repayment. Reports note Congress and local voices on relief spending. Also reported are deaths of Mrs. Mike Joseph in Union City NJ and local man George H. Hill aged 68 with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton
Funeral Services for Frank D Frisbee Infant
Funeral services for Frank Daniel Frisbee infant son of Frank and Geraldine Frisbee of New Castle R D 6 were held Saturday afternoon at 2 30 in the home of uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs James Frisbee East New Castle with Rev Paul D Mc Cracken of Rose Point officiating Interment followed at Savannah Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Daniel Frisbee
Frank
Geraldine Abernathy Frisbee
New Castle
R. D
James Frisbee
East New Castle
Paul D. McCracken
Rose Point
Savannah Cemetery
Mrs Josephine Leiby Dies at Age 70 in City Home
Mrs Josephine Mayberry Leiby aged 70 widow of Samuel A. Leiby died at her King Avenue home at 9 45 this morning. Funeral arrangements will be announced in Tuesday's News. The body lies at the Jos B Leyde mortuary for viewing and identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Mayberry Leiby
Samuel A. Leiby
King Avenue
Jos. B. Leyde Mortuary
Youth Admits Shooting Mother Amid Police Interrogation
A teenage boy confessed to shooting his mother after authorities found a ash dump along the Steubenville pike and questioned his inconsistent story. Detectives questioned motive and timing as the mother lay in a garage, while the youth claimed to target an intruder in darkness. The case parallels several shipboard records noted separately, with Cunard White Star officials commenting on the Queen Mary’s inaugural voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville Pike
Hanna
Mother
Sheradan
John
Inference on self defense and gun in pocket
A reflective remark notes that possessing a firearm seems to raise the need for self defense strategies and preparedness, suggesting heightened awareness and caution in handling threats.
Man Found Dead In Wampum Home
John Demeter aged about 65 residing alone in a Crescent Portland Cement Co house near Wampum was found dead at his residence on Saturday morning. Coroner Orville Potter ruled death due to natural causes. Demeter, born in Hungary, came to the United States 26 years ago and worked for Crescent Portland Cement most of that time. He may be survived by a daughter in Hungary. his wife and two sons died in Hungary in a prior accident involving a bomb. He reportedly saved about 10000 dollars in New Castle banks and postal savings. The body was moved to Marshall funeral home, with services at the Wampum Presbyterian church conducted by Rev J Greer Bingham, and burial at Clinton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCreary Pattison
Lillian Elizabeth Pattison
Youngstown Road
Plaingrove
Henry and
Angeline Caldwell Dygert
Lawrence County
Pattison
Paul M. Pattison
Knox Avenue
Ella Kennedy
R. F. Graham
J. Q. L. Roberts
New Castle
James Dygert
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Ladies Missionary Society
Vincent Rzecznik
Wilson Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Poland
John Rzecznik
Agnes
Joseph
William
Henry
Wanda Nail
Elgienia
Ignatius Rzecznik
Mary Smit
Herschel Janis Braswell
Mahoning Avenue
Braswell
Hannah
Mary Parker
Joseph Braswell
Davisburg
Edgar Solomon
Farrell
Union Baptist Church
C. D.enderson
Graceland Cemetery
Alice Gaudel
Alice Echelberger Gaudel
Sheridan Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Gaudel
Richland Township
Venango County
Samuel and
Jane McMurdy Echelberger
Sebastian Gaudel
Bluefield
W. Va
Rock Hall
Sharidan Avenue
Sandy Lake
George H. Hill
R. D
Mr. Hill
Crawford County
Samuel B
Mary Feathers Hill
Harmony Baptist Church
Delilah E. Elliott Hill
James C
Cleveland
Lyle
Fred G
A. D
Paul V. Park
South New Castle
Boro
Owen
James
Charles Hill
Iva Stewart
Ella Stlver
Lillian Hill
Fred G. Hill
Energy
Harmony Baptist Cemetery
John Demeter
Crescent Portland Cement Co
Wampum
Orville Potter
Demeter
Potter
Mr. Demeter
Hungary
United States
Crescent Portland Cement Company
Marshall Funeral Home
Wampum Presbyterian Church
J. Greer Bingham
Clinton Cemetery
Freak Gust of Wind Causes Plane Mishap
A freak gust of wind causes a plane mishap involving several named individuals. The crew included stewardess Miss Grace Davidson and co pilot George Houle, with pilots Wesley L. Smith and others listed from New York and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Cup Company
New York
Charles E. Stahl
Montclair
N. J
Arcturus Radio Tube Company
A. V. van Ott
Lexington Ave
Marie Ziolkowski
Chicago
Maurice B. Ades
Minneapolis
Williams. Clark, Jr
First Ave
Roselle
H. W. Jorden
Harcourt
Harcourt Drive, Scarsdale, N. Y
W. W. Markel
Los Angeles
R. W. Marshall
Fifth Ave
William A. Shakman
Roadway
Grace Davidson
Vandergrift
Wesley L. Smith
Crawford
Pilt
George Houle
Columbus
Queen Mary Ends Maiden Voyage With Morning Arrival
The liner Queen Mary completed its maiden voyage from Cherbourg to Ambrose lightship in four days four hours, slowed by fog and Grand Banks conditions. It docked at Quarantine in New York at 10 10 a m after an afternoon departure, with crowds cheering as planes and harbor craft greeted the grand liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose
Cherbourg
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Long Island
New York
Inner Harbor
Hudson River
Dust thick along unpaved forest roads and parking area
Dust from the main paved highway to the picnic and parking ground remained noticeable especially in the parking plots and on all unpaved forest roads.
Unknown Man Killed in Auto Run Near Parkstown
A transient man walking east on the highway caused Miller to swerve as he walked into the road near the Parkstown intersection. The man, described as crazed, was struck by the vehicle. Fingerprints and a photo were sent to the Bureau of Identification in Washington, D. C., to identify him. No ID found on the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Parkstown
Bureau of Identification
Washington, D. C
Ancient fruit puzzle and canine howls puzzle claim
The text claims no national fruit exists common to all sections except ratberry. It asserts ancient peoples lacked nerves, evidenced by domesticating animals that howl.
Congress Near Deadline on Tax Reform Plan Impasse
Congress may fail to finish by Saturday as debate centers on corporate taxation. Senator Black proposes a test vote on the presidential plan retaining the reform principle with a heavy tax on undistributed earnings. The committee plan combines higher corporate rates, a 7 percent tax on undistributed earnings, and dividend taxation, forecasting $560 million to $660 million in new revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Black
Alabama
Senate
House
Treasury
Statesmen Navigate Self-Sufficiency and Global Castigation
The piece argues that statesmen pursue national self-sufficiency and react with fury when other nations seek the same, framing the behavior as a paradox between ambition and hypocrisy in international politics.
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Mrs
Mike Joseph
William Thiele
War Department of the Church
Balzac
Garrett
Sir Walter Scott
Scott
Egypt
Oll
Potiphar
Thm
Pharoh
Pharoah
London
Europe
William Booth
Salvation Army
Dr. Bennett
G. S. Bennettt
First Christian Church
Jesus
Ant
Pharaoh
Iivid
Dothan
God
St. Paul
Lord Jesus Christ
Weinschenk
Catherine Weinschenk
Edgewood Avenue
D. L. Ferguson
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Elmer Sias
Clare Alborn
Paul George
Samuel Wenschenk
Joseph Weinschenk
William Weinschenk
Greenwood Cemetery
Alojzy Grzesiuk
Pennsylvania Avenue
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Pittsburgh
Josephine
Albert
Leon
Jean
Helen
Michael
Stanley
C. V. Metz
Kathryn Alice Metz
Congress
South Side
Union City
East Long Avenue
Della
Mary
Ann
David
Norman
Fred
Syria
Alex Joseph
Madalene
Jennie Abraham
Infant Frisbee
Smith’s
Percy Bates
Cunard- White Star Line
Joseph Demeter
Queen Mary
Cash
E. Washington St
PA Newc
North
Beaver Street
Hamilton
Elgin and
Gruen
J. B. Nielsen
East Washington St
Wyatt R. Campbell
Pennsylvania
East North Street
New Wilmington
Penna Neshannock Avenue
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