Indicted Man Scott Sought for Murder on Moravia Street
Grand jury returns eighteen true bills including William Scott charged with the Moravia street murder of Bryant Fowler. Scott fled and is not yet apprehended. indictment to bar statute of limitations allows trial when caught. Other true bills include offenses by James Pitts Emma Hilke Frank McCreary and more.
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The
Commonwealth
William Scott
Bryant Fowler
Moravia Street
Scott
Fowler
Mont L. Riley
James Pitts
Emma Hilke
Frank McCreary
Clarence Coates
Gerald Nidel
Harry B. Linton
Eugene Thomas
J. A. Findley
Mike Miscunic
John F. Haven
Stanley Balin
Alex Presner
Andy Howarth
Frank Henry
Sam Dinafore
Mike Steiner
William Johnson
Births announced with signer and doctor's name
Notices state births to be published only with signer address and physician name attached.
Highland Union Tea Hosts WCTU Meeting Guests
Mrs. J. S. Martin of Young street invited Highland WCTU members and three guests from neighboring unions to a tea party replacing the regular meeting. Mrs. E. S. Hill led devotions, followed by business under Mrs. T. A. Gilkey and readings by Margaretta Eckles.
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Highland Union
J. S. Martin
Young Street
Highland W. C. T. U
E. S. Hill
J. B. McClarin
J. M. McCandless
Joseph Riley
Women
Rail depots note immediate effects of fare reduction
Rail depots in New Castle report noticeable impact from the new reduced rates that took effect Sunday at midnight. Officials say it will take time to measure the local public reaction in figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Local residents visit towns and travel across states
A long list of residents from New Castle and surrounding areas are noted as visiting relatives in Pittsburgh Warren Aliquippa Detroit Harrisburg and Johnstown. Several plan extended trips to Europe and Niagara Falls while others return from conventions and visits to Atlantic City and Cleveland. Medical updates include Rev C H Hauger recovering from a fractured skull and Walter Reynolds improving after surgery.
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Louis Casacchia
East Sutton Street
Chicago
Lee Gaibis
DuShane Street
Donora
Ruth Markley
South Mill Street
Pittsburgh
J. H. Booker
Pittsburgh Road
Thomas Monroe
Dayton, O
New Castle
C. L. Kelly
F. L. Kelly
Park Avenue
Mary Kelley
East Long Avenue
Aliquippa
Phil Russo
Buffalo
N. Y
Thomas Russo
West Division Street
Thomas L. Peters
North Mercer Street
Warren, Pa
Zigmond Kubinski
South Liberty Street
Europe
Bertha Shenker
Connor Avenue
Johnstown
James Fenate
Clara Prioletti
Croton Avenue
Canton
O. Luther Rowe
Lyndal Street
Pitt University
Charles Heidish, Jr
Detroit
Mich
William V. Johns
Highland Avenue
G. A. Garrett
Williamsport
A. C. Allen
Wendell
Boyles Avenue
Harrisburg
Arthur Allen
Jake Smith
Lorain
Junior
Louis Valiensi
South Jefferson Street
Laura Sipe
Dolores
Fayette
Viola Sipe
New Wilmington
Louis Schetrom
Scott Street
Clarence Stevenson
Victor Christopher
Winter Avenue
Jennie Ferrenti
Hawthorne Street
Susan Samrac
Hillsville
Columbus
C. H. Hauger
Haus Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Henry Fox
Frisbee
Warren
Ohio
Walter C. Kissinger
East North Street
L. E. Elbel
Slippery Rock
Ruth Meyers
Allen St
Atlantic City
N. J
National Conference of Social Workers
Convention Hall
John L. James
Anna Mae Culbertson
Leasure Avenue
Buffalo, N. Y
Niagara Falls
Joseph Gillum
Virginia
Bobby
Sadie White
Bertha Richardson
North Mill Street
George Trimble
East Washington Street
Gilbert Berteaux
Ann
Point Marion
H. A. Alspaugh
Steubenville
Bessie M. Smith
Richard
Tulsa
Okla
Mary and Martha Circle hosts Indian Neighbors program
Members of the Mary and Martha Circle will enjoy a program on Our Indian Neighbors tonight at 5 30, with Marian Truby, Katherine Davis and Jean Haug as hostesses. Jane Martin, Doris Kiefer and Anna Grace Richards lead the program. Rebekah chapter meets Friday June 5 at 7 45 p.m. at Miss Alma Braden's home, devotionals led by Mrs Ballard, Christine Butler to speak on Special Missionary Education.
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Mary and Martha
Marian Truby
Katherine Davis
Jean Haug
Jane Martin
Doris Kiefer
Anna Grace Richards
Rebekah
Alma Braden
Mercer Street
Ballard
Weeknight meetings set in the community church basement
The week includes a 7 30 pm special business meeting for the Intermediate League tonight. An Italian class meets Wednesday at 7 30 pm in the church basement. Friday at 7 30 pm the Ladies Aid holds its first monthly business meeting.
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Intermediate League
Ladies Aid
First Christian Church Youth Picnic Canceled
The Jean Young class of the First Christian church will not hold a planned picnic this Wednesday.
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Jean Young
The
First Christian Church
Daughters of Union Veterans Plan Memorial Service and Parties
The Daughters of Union Veterans met at Mrs. Florence Gillespie’s home on Emerson Avenue with Mrs. Jessie Harris assisting. The group will participate in a memorial service at the next meeting on Friday evening June 12, with the team in white uniforms and a 7 o’clock practice. A tureen dinner is set for July 6 at the park at 6 30. After business, 500 and bingo were played with prizes to Mrs. Martha Fox, Mrs. Blanche Taylor, Mrs. Laura McHugh, and Mrs. Margaret Hammond. Mrs. Mary Kurtz of Moore Avenue hosts a 500 and bingo gathering Friday evening.
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Daughters of Union Veterans
Florence Gillespie
Emerson Avenue
Jessie Harris
Martha Fox
Blanche Taylor
Laura McHugh
Margaret Hammond
Mary Kurtz
Moore Avenue
Gleaners Missionary Society Holds Final Session
The Gleaners Missionary Society of the Second United Presbyterian church met at Mrs John McMillens Sumner Avenue for the last regular session of the year. Plans were discussed for an annual July picnic and refreshments were served by hostesses including Mrs J F Bovard Mrs William Dunlap Mrs George Wagner Mrs R L Coulter Mrs Sam Black Mrs Jacob Emery and Miss Olive McMillen. Regular meetings resume in September.
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Gleaners Missionary Society
Second United Presbyterian Church
John McMillen
Sumner Avenue
J. F. Bovard
William Dunlap
George Wagner
R. L. Coulter
Sam Black
Jacob Emery
Olive McMillen
Service at Spiritu alist Church of Truth McGoon Hall
Wednesday night at 8 o'clock a service will be held in the Spirit ualist Church of Truth McGoon Hall with Mrs Anna Ware as speaker. Another service Friday night at 8 o'clock features speaker Andrew Lee.
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Church of Truth
McGoonhall
Anna Ware
Andrew Lee
Rehearsal Set For Children’s Day Program At Central Christian
A rehearsal for the Children’s Day program will be held at Central Christian Church Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. The program is to be presented next Sunday at the church.
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Central Christian Church
Bible Class Meeting Led by Sarah Book at Sue Pratt Home
Mrs Sarah Book will teach a Bible class at 1001 Beckford Street on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock. The lesson theme is Going Through the Wilderness and Mary Palmer will lead.
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Sarah Book
Sue Pratt
Beckford Street
Mary Palmer
Beck Sarah
Tau Delta elects officers at Epworth church picnic
Tau Delta at Epworth M. E. Church held a picnic at Cascade Park last week and conducted a brief business meeting electing officers: President Mrs. Claude Crill, Vice President Miss Emily Reynolds, Secretary Miss Anna Fletcher, and Treasurer Mrs. Louise Ross.
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Tau Delta
Epworth M. E. Church
Cascade Park
Claude Crill
Emily Reynolds
Anna Fletcher
Louise Ross
Past Grands Association Meeting in Woodmen's Hall
A meeting of the Past Grands Association of the Rebekah order will be held Wednesday night at (time) o'clock in Woodmen's Hall on East Washington Street.
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Grands Association
Rebekah Order
Woodmen’s Hall
East Washington Street
Bruce Barton Takes Full Charge of Republican Propaganda
Bruce Barton is appointed to oversee all Republican propaganda duties, elevating his previous partial role to full control. The move centralizes messaging strategy within the party.
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Bruce Barton
Mothers and daughters banquet highlights Troop 3 Girl Scouts
The Troop 3 Girl Scouts hosted a mothers and daughters banquet with forty women and 61 attendees. The program featured group and solo songs including A Mothers name and a short play with listed characters and scenes while patrols handled favors, cards, menus, and programs.
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Grace
Gerry Covert
Bobby Allen
Eileen Waite
Patty Allen
Zingerella
Martha Allen
Maggie O’brien
Connie Flavion
Patrick
Jane Walls
Curtains
Eileen Eakin
Joan Woods
Horizon
Katherine Peters
Darkness
Harriet Smith
Maxine Mercer
Stairs
Betty Lou Montgomery
Betty Jane Himebaugh
Shadows
Shirley Himebaugh
Vivian Dukes
Bernice Harrison
Margaret Alexander
Ivelyn Stoner
Covert
Walls
Montgomery
Hanna
Houck
Betty Woods
Handkerchief Shower Honors Misses Jones and Hill
A handkerchief shower was given Saturday evening in honor of Misses Carrie Jones and Josie Hill at the home of Mrs. B Dillard. Guests enjoyed the evening with gifts and light refreshments.
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Carrie Jones
Josie Hill
B. Dillard
Lunch Service Noted by Three Local Helpers
Lunch was served by Mrs. Mary Webber, Mrs. Mary Meeks and Miss Ruth Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Webber
Mary Meeks
Ruth Williams
Junior Choir Meeting At Bethel A M E Church
Bethel A M E Church announces a junior choir gathering on Wednesday at 7 PM with a prayer meeting to follow at 8 PM.
Second Baptist Senior Choir to be Entertained at Stewart Home
The Senior choir of the Second Baptist church will be entertained by Charles Robison Thursday evening at 7 30 oclock in the home of T E Stewart on Green Street.
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Second Baptist Church
Charles Robison
T. E. Stewart
Green Street
Why Do Authors Write Sexy Stuff
A compact comparison asks why writers tackle risqué material while easier topics like corn crops offer straightforward appeal. The metaphor links artistic risk to market choices faced by farmers choosing between primroses and grain.
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