Koski Hearing Held At Cooper’s Store
Andy Koski faced an assault charge after entering Pastirak’s store and allegedly raising a fight. Myr. Pastirak tried to eject Koski, leading to a clash before Alderman J. Cooper. Koski was found not guilty and discharged with costs.
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Local dispute over damaged clothing ends in payment
An argument between Pastirak and another party led to a dispute over clothing he destroyed. Both sides agreed to compensation to settle the matter.
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Moonshine Arrest Leads to $25 Fine Before Mayor
Vincent DeLillo was arrested over the weekend by Officer Thomas And n for possession of moonshine liquor. He paid a $25 fine when he appeared before the mayor on the charge, becoming unsteady during the hearing.
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Joan Crawford and Doug Fairbanks Jr wed in New York
New York June 4 The second Mrs Douglas Fairbanks married actor Douglas Pacirbanks Jr in St Malachy s Roman Catholic Church in a quiet ceremony. Only a few friends witnessed the nuptials as the couple surprised everyone by marrying shortly after obtaining a license. Fairbanks senior blessed the match and a plan to return to Hollywood followed. The bride will keep her screen name.
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Former Residents Convention Speaker in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Elmer J. Suber of Bellave reports from the ninth Biennial Pennsylvania Catholic Daughters of America convention in Pittsburgh where about a thousand delegates attended sessions at the William Penn Hotel. The banquet featured Miss Nora B. King as toastmistress and greetings from John M. Boissau, president of the Pittsburgh Knights of Columbus.
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Wet Press Hit by Dr. McBride at General Assembly
Rev Dr P Scott McBride general superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League condemned the so called Wet Press as a menace to prohibition during a United Presbyterian General Assembly session in Pittsburgh He questioned Hearst plans and prize money and accused supporters of opposition of duplicity urging the press and church to align on the issue.
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Central Christians Banquet for Sunday School Team
Central Christians plan a banquet for the Sunday school basketball team, which has won church league championships for three years. The event will be Monday evening June 11 at 6 o'clock in the church dining room, at the home of Mrs. C. Thomas. A Sunday school picnic is set for Cascadia Park on July 13, with A. W. Bouman presiding.
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Calahan Named Judge for Nearby Scout Camps
Lee Calahan, Boy Scout executive of the Lawreate council, will judge camper work at Sharon on June 7 and Oil City on June 14 and 15. The Lawrence county camporee unfolds at Camp Phillips on June 12 and 13.
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Chamberlain answers Trotsky on war views
In Constantinople on June 4 Sir Austen Chamberlain British foreign secretary replied to predictions of inevitable war between the United States and Britain. He told a London correspondent there is no danger of war between the United States and Great Britain and that talking of such a conflict is pure folly.
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Minor Vehicular Mishaps Reported To Police
Mrs. Rachel Wilder of the city reports her car damaged when J J Doiges of Cleveland Ohio, maneuvered around another vehicle near the city building Sunday. Herbert Morse of Yourtgstown Georgia waited at a red light when street car 34a struck and damaged his car at Mil and Wershingter Street.
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Fire razes Marys Academy as 250 girls flee
Monroe Michigan June 42 A fire gutted the old Marys Academy trapping 40 sisters and about 210 students aged 6 to 16. Firemen and volunteers evacuated all, with estimated losses over 500000. Most girls sent home. some to Detriot by bus, others offered temporary quarters in Monroe.
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Dr Paris Sheaff Returns From Europe
Dr Paris Sheaff, physician of Ubis city, returns home after eight months in European clinics. He studied in Vienna Budapest Paris and Munich, describing influences from his stay and the modern medical centers he visited.
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Fragmentary note on European poverty and war sentiment
The passage notes widespread undernourishment among many places and a stark contrast between rich and poor classes. It observes European countries preparing for war yet lacking public desire to participate, focusing on the common people who oppose conscription and conflict.
Farrell to Honor Tudor Lewis With Banquet
Tudor Lewis, a Westminister College graduate and standout in the Tri-State Conference, will be honored by Farrell residents at a June 13 basketball banquet. A former Farrell High star and captain, Lewis is praised for his guard play and leadership as he prepares to graduate and pass the torch to the next senior squad.
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Thompson to be graduated at Thiel College
Charles Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Thompson of Euclid, will graduate from Thiel College Greenville Pa on Wednesday June 7. Exercises will be in the grove with speaker Boyd E. Bode of Ohio State University. Thompson is a popular campus athlete, former president of the Student Union and head of his fraternity.
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Church Delegates To Decide Merger By Voting Today
Delegates at the United Presbyterian general assembly planned to vote today on approving a merger with the Southern Presbyterian church. The session opened with debate postponed, as a scathing press attack sparked by Dr. F Scott McBride intensified tensions over the merger.
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Reform committee adopts record as plays interests on radio
In Besspapers magazine CG on bu board. cBride sare, TN adopts committee of reform and records its plays interests over the radio.
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Booster Club Meeting Canceled This Week
The booster club will not meet this week as scheduled. It is noted that Wednesday discussion was canceled and will be rescheduled, with no further meeting planned until a new date is announced.
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Man Robbed of Large Amount Reported to Police
George Waller of RD No 6 reported to police Saturday a large amount was stolen from owners te ent hap hun yeung and they we re be ine ey proved Logie wore.
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