Memorial Service For Firemen In St Josephs Church
Memorial service planned in New Castle at St Josephs church on Sunday for five firemen who died in the past year and others who passed earlier. Fire Chief Lynn and members of Hose Co No 6 will lead a 7:30 pm procession from Central Station to the church for the service at 7. The program includes organ preludes hymns and a sermon by Rev Father Joseph A Doerr.
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New Castle
St. Joseph’s Church
Joseph Doerr
Central Station
J. C. Coulter
Hose Co
J. J. Wogan
Fire Police
H.C. Rhodes
Hose Co. No. 3
Geo. W. Richard
Chas. H. Lynn
Hose Co. No. 6
Xerxes
Handel
Clare Duff
Joseph A. Doerr
J. Weigand
St. Joseph's
Rene L. Becker
Charles B. Mayne
Robbed Of Cash In Bus At New Castle
Butler, Pa., June 3. F. H. Hilliard, a Butler carpenter, was pickpocketed on a New Castle bus after alighting to catch a Cleveland connection. His purse with $12 and his driver's license vanished. he continued to Cleveland anyway and later returned, noting a well dressed traveler suspected as the culprit.
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Butler
New Castle
Cleveland
F. H. Hilliard
Ohio
Hilliard
Zelienople
Kalich Fined For Fishing Without License In Pulaski
Mike Kalich of Youngstown was fined 25 dollars and costs after being caught fishing without a non-resident license by Fish Warden M C Fulkerson. He could not pay and was jailed for 30 days in Lawrence County. A family picnic dinner hosted by Mrs Nettie Houlette drew local guests Clyde W Book Edward Stark C B McBride and grandchildren June Virginia Russell Ger.
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Mike Kalich
Youngstown
M. C. Fulkerson
Squire and Myers
Lawrence County
Nettie Houlette
Clyde W. Book
Edward Stark
C. B. McBride
June
Virginia
Russell Ger
Learn To Swim Recruits Sign Up For YMCA Campaign
The YMCA will launch a two week Learn To Swim campaign in the white tiled pool starting Monday June 6. A corps of skilled instructors will lead free sessions to bring non swimmers to the water. Physical Director H T Mac Nichols directs the program.
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H. T. Mac-Nichols
Poling resigns as prohibition chair challenges voters
Rev Dr Daniel A Poling resigns Thursday as chairman of the Allied Forces for prohibition and calls on anti prohibitionists to meet the drys at the polls. He says no obstacle remains to a national vote on re submission of the Eighteenth Amendment and will stay on the executive committee while supporting the campaign.
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International News Service
New York
Daniel A. Poling
Allied Forces For Prohibition
Poling
Pennsylvania
Boston approves funds to restore Dillaway House
The Boston City Council votes to appropriate $15,000 for restoring Dillaway House in Roxbury, the headquarters used by artillery officers of Washington's army.
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Boston
Dillaway House
Roxbury
Washington
Song Leader For Nazarenes
Prof. Haskell London of Lexington Kentucky a University of Kentucky student assists his father A S London with Nazarene Church services on West Falls Street He leads the musical parts of the program and will speak Sunday morning at the Sunday School rally on Causes of Crime Among Youth.
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Haskell London
Lexington
University of Kentucky
A. S. London
Church of the Nazarene
West Falls Street
Butler Contractor Is Low Bidder for 26.5 Miles of Roads
Harrisburg June 3 The Department of Highways opened eight road improvement bids totaling 26.5 miles. Ninety bids were received with Forest and Clarion counties included. Unofficial low bidder Charles Winters Construction Company Butler proposed 143 702 for 6.7 miles on route 758.
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Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Forest and Clarion Counties
Charles Winters Construction Company
Butler
St Marys Pupils Set Weekend Play in School Auditorium
Pupil cast from St Marys Parochial school will stage a five act dramatization of Tom Playfair by Rev Father Finn this weekend. The performance occurs Saturday and Sunday at two oclock in the school auditorium with Margaret Wadlinger at piano James Graven stretcr on violin and Robert Young John Montgomery on drums. The production features many named performers and a listed cast including Tom Playfair Thomas Donovan and Mrs Playfair among others.
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St. Mary's Parochial School
Tom Playfair
Francis J. Finn
Margaret Wadlinger
James Graven
Live wire kills young fisherman in 30 foot fall
John Kepes Jr aged 12 of Lawrence died after a 30 foot fall when he touched an electric line carrying 2200 volts in Canonsburg Pennsylvania. He was attempting to retrieve a fish offered by a companion and died in Canonsburg Hospital.
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Canonsburg
John Kepes, Jr
Lawrence
Local girl to help in queen crowning
Beaver Falls announces Miss Alice Edwards daughter of Mr and Mrs Glover Edwards will be crowned campus queen at Geneva College Monday morning Miss Helen Hughes from South Fork will crown the queen Miss Helen Wallace of Rochester will present the scepter with attendants Clare Swarts Aliquippa Dorothy Wallace New Castle and Irene Wahl New Brighton The note ends with a reflection on schemes to aid common people implying continued work.
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Beaver Falls
Alice Edwards
Glover Edwards
Geneva College
Helen Hughes
South Fork
Helen Wallace
Rochester
Clare Swarts
Aliquippa
Dorothy Wallace
New Castle
Irene Wahl
New Brighton
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J. R. Newton
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Ruth
R. C. Bilger
D. E. Funk
Bobby
Jackie
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Earl Wilson
Jimmie
Donald
Newport
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Grove City
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Jane Tomer
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Clifford Lostetter
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Peina Stewart
John Kinnell
Wheatland
William Lineberger
Elmer Lostetter
Aaa
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Pulaski
Guardian Financial Corp
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Dr. Poling
Drys
Nazarenes
Mags
Butler Contractor
St. Mary’s
Famous Boys
Gerson
Jack Gerson
King of Diamonds
Lady Love
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Eastman
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