Gas Station Robbery Reported. State Police Investigating
A robbery occurred at a gas station owned by Charles H. Covert in Edenburg on A. D. 1. Robbers threatened the driver, demanded cash, and fled. Covert was unharmed. the only cash item recovered is unknown. State police are investigating the incident.
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Charles H. Covert
Edenburg
Tobbert
Covert
Giuia
Jim
Moedo Hin
Fraternal and church events reported for week
The record lists multiple church and fraternal activities including Trinity Episcopal attending the Missionary Conference at Christ Church in Oklahoma City on Thursday after noon and evening. Epworth League and Methodist groups plan rallies and programs through Friday with rehearsals, meetings, and dinners noted across several churches.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Christ, Church, OK City
Missionary’ Conference
Christchurch
First Pentecostal
Minday
Local residents note travel and family health updates
Memorial Sonbitan visits from Caldtzen Academy while grandmother Ray-street Recher returns from Pittsburgh. Wheaton College commencement travels loom for a student. Mrs. Gaither of Chiton age sustains hip fracture and shows no improvement. Family members Leonard Kistbart and Winifred Jane visit Mrs. Thomason and Richard Thomes in Oakdale near Pittsburgh. Green, son of the superintendent, returns from New York. Mrs. Moore’s serious illness prompts family attention. Rus el 8, Westminster College student, accompanies return. Mrs. Imes Chambers and Miss Welker plan to motor to Mass to meet James Chambers graduating from Harvard.
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Garfield
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Highvenue
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Enile
Park
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Richard Thomes
Dale
Green
GC U
Sheridan
Agenue
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New York
Moore
City
P. J. Reeder
Harry ‘Bowen Hartisburg
Rusel
Westminster College
Imes
A. Chambers
Sumner ‘Avenue
Christine Welker
Mercer
Thelmy Patterson
Portersville
Mass
Notices For Children's Day Programs And Church Events
Public notices urge all Children’s Day program entries be sent to the religious editor by June 4 at 2 pm for insertion before Sunday. An upcoming Cascade Park picnic hosted by the Congregational Dorien Society is set for 6:30 pm. Also listed are Bible classes, prayer meetings, youth gatherings, and Queen Esther Society events across local churches, with dates including June 6 and June 21 and various venues and hosts.
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First Ui
Cascade Park
Doren Society
I Grove
H. C. Mitshell
East Winter Avenue
Etta Gilfiltan
United ‘Presbyterian
Ww. P
Conference plans shift for senior high girls reserve group
Senior high school club reserves will attend Camry Hast Brook Wednesday morning for a conference period ending Friday night. Opening date moved to Wednesday from Tuesday. Morning conference sessions and informal recreation in the afternoons. Square Circle meets Friday evening in the International Institute Office with PRERADETE discussions planned. Discontinue meetings after June. Cabinet and program committee include Elisabeth Littier, Viola Fiala, Marie Tomasello. June 9 cabinet, June 16 sunrise program, June 30 casting. Miss Tomaselli led cooking instruction. prizes awarded to Anne Burgo, Eben DiMatteo and Nancy Scarazzo. Postpone board meeting planned for Tuesday evening due to senior commencement. rescheduled to Tuesday June 13. Traffic Clerk notes one-way street question with Gordon explaining.
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Imore
International Institute
S.t Preradete
Fisinest
Swameér
Cmmmittee
Hzabeth
Littier
Viola
Fiala
Marie
Tomasello
Cas‘tade
Cas‘tade'Perk
Tormaselli
Elizabeth’ Littler
Anne Burgo
Eben DiMatteo
Nancy, Scarazzo
City Plans Protest Over West Side Line Abandonment
City officials vote to protest the Newcastle Street Electric Railway’s move to permanently abandon west side streetcar service. Councilman Treser led the motion as hearings on the proposals near Pittchurch approach, noting a bus route now serves the area and a bridge over the Shenango river remains closed to streetcars.
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Cornell
Hall
Robert White
Newcastle Street Electric Railway Company
West Side
Treser
Sampson Street
White
Pittchurch
Beaver, Grant
State Street
Green- Wood Avenue
West Washington Street
Bridge reopening limits streetcar traffic
Report states a new bridge is rebuilt and street cars will not be allowed on the bridge. Authorities warn of restricted access to the crossing until further notice, advising alternative routes for transit and pedestrians.
Five Hundred Attend Cascade Concert at Rainbow Terrace
About 500 persons attended the orchestra concert on Sunday afternoon at Rainbow Terrace Cascade Park, per supervisor G. C. Coulthard. A year ago the park was dedicated under city contract. yesterday the turnout doubled the previous. B. J. Biondi operates the terrace and led the concert efforts as the series is expected to grow each Sunday.
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Ted
Rainbow ‘Terrace
Cascade Park
G. C. Coulthard
B. J. Biondi
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