Red Cross To Run First Aid Stations At G A R Convention
Under Orville Potter Red Cross organizes a volunteer nursing corps to staff first aid at the G A R encampment in The Castleton and other venues. Miss Kathryn A Hite leads the team with nurse volunteers from Jameson Memorial and New Castle Hospital alumni associations. An ambulance will be available and assignments cover Park Christian Church First Presbyterian Church Central Presbyterian Cathedral and Castleton during the convention with nurses on duty for the parade day Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Red Cross
Castleton
Kathryn Hite
Red Cross
Jameson Memorial
New Castle Hospital
Kathryn A. Hite
Park Christian Church
Gertrude Hoenstein
Bertha Smith
Helen Wilson
Grace Ackerman
First Presbyterian Church
Sarah Burckhart
Jean Ferguson
Myra Meegan
Thelma Carroll
Clara Rettick
Melba Vaughn
Angela Barnes
Central Presbyterian Church
Cathedral
Mesdames
Elizabeth Moore
Mary Williams
Anna Macino
Agnes Malley
Mary Riley
Louise Isaac
Ruth McClure
Katherine Stickle
Margaret Kline
Gladys Cool
Mabel Cererman
McClure to Speak at Ellwood Pentecostal Meeting
Dr. W. E. McClure pastor of the First Presbyterian Church has been chosen as speaker for the joint Pentecostal meeting of all Ellwood City churches this Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. McClure
First Presbyterian Church
This City
All Churches of
Elwood City
Youngster Drowns After Fall Into Cistern Near Home
International News Service report from Shady Side Ohio says three year old Rudolph Krupnic of Wegee fell into a cistern beside his home and drowned while his mother tried to keep him afloat with a broom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Shady Side
Ohio
Rudolph Krupnic
Wegee
Here
Capitol-Nancy Carroll in A Musical Romance at Cap
A newspaper listing for a night program featuring Capitol with Nancy Carroll in Honey a musical romance plus Stan Laure, Oliver Hardy in Brats and other short subjects. Includes Ken Maynard in Lucky Larkin, Tarzan and a Tiger special, Aesop’s Fables, and golf short. Also Ritz and Regent showing with star casts and talking pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Nancy Carroll
Stanley Smith
Stan Laure
Oliver Hardy
Ann Pennington
Dome
Ken Maynard
Lucky Larkin
Tarzan Che Tiger
al Alt
Large Class Set to Receive Diplomas at Commencement
The Benjamin Franklin auditorium hosts a 7:30 pm EST commencement program led by Dr. E. Clyde Xander of Thiel College. Ruth Mervis and Hazel Matthews address crime themes, with awards for English and U S history, and diplomas distributed after remarks by Dr C C Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
E. Clyde Xander
Thiel College
Greenville
Ruth Mervis
Hazel Matthews
Frederick Taylor
Business and Professional Women's Club
Merle Hart
United States
Clifford S. Joshua
Croton Methodist Church
Joseph Replogle
George Freeman
C. C. Green
Woolcock
Uniformed Rank Advance Prep For Encampment At Scotland Lane
Advance detail reports preparations for a large encampment with units arriving from across the state. Company K under Captain W D Park to guard mount Sunday morning. Water supply piped 1700 feet from New Castle Water Company to Scotland Lane camp. A special stove from Pennsylvania Engineering Works will feed the vast mess. Early delegations arrive Saturday. major delegates arrive Monday to staff committees. First aid, nurses, and a nursing service will be available at key sites including Castleton GA R headquarters and Ladies of the GA R. The Jameson Memorial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Park
Brigade Guard
City of
New Castle
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Castleton
Jameson
Patriotic Encampment Promises Parades and Awards
New Castle officials announce a major encampment with a Wednesday parade and campfire at the Cathedral. Citizens and organizations are invited to participate as dignitaries from the Grand Army of the Republic attend a Tuesday reception, with Lincoln tablet and patriotic prizes to local students by the Woman's Relief Corps and Sons of Union Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
James A. Chambers
Fred L. Rentz
Woman's Relief Corps
Senate Shows Little Interest in Naval Treaty Debate
The Senate shows limited enthusiasm for the naval treaty with Senator Borah barely warming to ratification. He supports delaying until November, wants full committee disclosures, and questions disposing of the treaty before adjournment. A Senate maneuver to complete tariff action and then adjourn with a possible special session looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hughes
Parker
Borah
Committee
Three Counties Yet To Report On Election Ballots
Harrisburg reports indicate official returns from most counties in the recent primary with Allegheny Philadelphia and Luzerne outstanding. Gubernatorial totals show Brown 263061 Pinchot 43423 Flatlips 12084 and Herben 4623 as the Bureau prepares official tabulations once all returns are filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
Allegheny
Philadelphia
Luzerne
State Bureau of Elections
Brown
Pinchot
Herben
Graf Zeppelin Speeds Toward Germany From Marseille
The Graf Zeppelin crossed the French coast and headed north from Mallorca, passing Marseille at 11 a.m. local time and moving up the Rhone Valley toward Friedrichshafen, aiming for its home hangar after completing another Atlantic crossing.
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Atlantic Ocean
Rhone Valley
Lake Constance
Friedrichshafen
Marsilles
Graf
Mallorca
Graf Zeppelin Hovers Over Avignon At Noon
The Graf Zeppelin passed over Avignon today at noon, remaining about 800 feet high as it moved swiftly across the sky. The silhouette of the airship was visible from the city as residents watched from the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avignon
France
Riddles and References in The Grab Bag
A collection of questions ties together topics from finance to history and scripture. It asks identity, bank affiliation, role, a presidential question, a capital city, and a Bible verse location, challenging readers to link figures, places, and texts.
Boxer Uprising Begins in China in 1900
Anniversary note marks the start of the Boxer rebellion in China on this date in 1900. The event opened a year of conflict involving anti foreign and anti Christian sentiment, with international forces later intervening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Horoscope for those born today reads forceful yet quiet
Today's horoscope notes that persons born on this day are forceful and quiet in their manner, combining determination with a reserved style. It highlights potential strengths in leadership and thoughtful action, suggesting balance between assertiveness and diplomacy.
Answers to Foregoing Questions
Montague Norman governor of Bank of England. John Adams. Cape Town. Job xii 22.
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Montague Norman
Bank of England
John Adams
Cape Town
Job xii
How Much Would You Weigh on the Moon and Sun
An earth bound 180 pound man would weigh 30 pounds on the moon and 5022 pounds on the sun. The moon's mass is about one eightieth of Earth and the sun's mass is about 330000 times Earth's. Gravitation depends on mass and explains lighter or heavier weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dev. Carpenter
Murrow Wells Promoted At Shenango. Christman Succeeds
Murrow Wells rises to a higher post and leaves Shenango Plant. Herbert S. Christman succeeds him as Shenango Plant supervisor, moving from New Castle Works where he had been Works Auditor since 1918. George C. Holliday will replace Christman at New Castle Plant after serving as Chester Plant Works Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Young Men's Christian Association
Cathedral Association
First Presbyterian Church
Festival Choral Society
Wells
Shenango
Herbert S. Christman
New Castle
Christman
Morgantown
W. Va
Pittsburgh
New Castle Works
George C. Holliday
Chester
West Virginia
White To Draft Council's Report On Nuisance Properties
Solicitor Robert White was tasked to draft a report on findings from a tour of inspection of alleged nuisances. Council plans to request owners remove the nuisances on Mahoning avenue North Beaver street Court street and East Sutton street. If refused the city will remove them. Structures include barns and dilapidated houses.
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Robert White
Mahoning Avenue
North
Beaver Street
Court Street
East Sutton Street
Saxophones In Monte Carlo Beat The Casino Blues
Horace Heidt and his Californians, fifteen UC Berkeley alumni, stayed ten weeks at Cafe de Paris in Monaco under government contract, forbidden to enter the casino. They recall beer trays before playing and note European enthusiasm for American music while touring kings and studios abroad.
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David P. Sentner
International News Service
New York
Monte Carlo
Horace Heidt
Cafe de Paris
Casino
Monaco
Husky Heidt
Culver Military Academy
Indiana
Middle West
Culver
Chicago White Sox
Heidt
University of California
Andy Smith
Golden Bears
Europe
Sweden
Denmark
Probers Debate Bishop Cannon as Quorum Question Looms
The senate lobby probe panel faced a quorum issue as Bishop Cannon left the room amid warnings. Senator Walsh and Senator Blaine kept the committee alive with Senator Borah joining later. Cannon refused to return without a subpoena, prompting cheers and boos from the audience. The panel adjourned until next Wednesday with Caraway expected to attend. Caraway supports Cannon's stance that the inquiry lacks authority over campaign expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Senate
Walsh
Blaine
Bliss Building
Senator Caraway
Arkansas
Caraway
Bishop Jam Cannon Jr Defies Senate Lobby Committee
Washington reports say Bishop Jam Cannon Jr refused to comply with the senate lobby committee, remaining at his Bliss building desk near the Capitol as Chairman Caraway rushed to return from Arkansas. The committee, lacking a formal subpoena and quorum, weighed possible actions amid the Bishop’s defiant stance.
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Washington
Jam Cannon, Jr
Senate Lobby Committee
Senate
Capitol Hill
Bliss
Capitol
Caraway
Ark
Jonesville
Ford and Ford party host guests at Whitemarsh Hall dinner
Ford and Mrs. Ford arrived from Washington for a dinner at Whitemarsh Hall hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Stotesbury. Guests included Senator Grundy Governor Fisher Secretary Mellon Senator Reed Samuel Vauclain and Cyrus H. K. Curtis. Ford hinted at a trip to Germany soon to discuss an automobile plant and plans large factories in South America and China.
Heat Wave Claims 77YearOld Woman in Wheeling
A 77 year old New Martinsville resident, Mrs Belle McMunn, died of heat prostration as the Ohio Valley endures a prolonged heat wave. Tuesday saw a June record 96 degrees as workers suffer and crops suffer under the sun with little relief from nighttime rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio Valley
Belle McMunn
New Martinsville
Here
Woman Placed In Glendale Hospital After Suicide Attempt
Mrs. Bertha Lively forty five, of Cameron near Moundsville West Virginia, was in guarded condition at Glendale hospital following an alleged self inflicted gunshot wound to the breast. Police said she fired the bullet at her home near the heart.
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International News Service
Moundsville
W. Va
Bertha Lively
Cameron
Glendale
Cone
Deaths of the Day Alfred Hugh Pitts
Alfred Hugh Pitts aged 75 longtime North Beaver farmer died at his daughter’s home in Youngstown Ohio after months of illness He was born in 1855 in North Beaver and lived on his birth farm He is survived by four daughters four sons 22 grandchildren seven great grandchildren and a sister Services will be held at the family home and at Westfield Presbyterian Church with interment in the church cemetery.
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Alfred Hugh Pitts
North Beaver District
Paul Mains
Wesley Avenue
Youngstown
Ohio
Mr. Pitts
North Beaver Township
Daniel Pitts
Mary Olive Gilmore
I. S. Leeper
Edinburg
Harry Stacy
New Middletown
Lloyd McConnell
Petersburg
Joseph E
Warren, O
Lewis B. David K
James Dale
Emma Hassinger
Deland, Ind
Pitts
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Ross M. Haverfield
Obituary Notices From Petersburg Area Deaths
Chauncey E Sampson 69 longtime Petersburg Ohio resident died at home after a long illness Survived by wife Hanna R Sampson funeral Saturday at 3 pm from the Petersburg home Interment at Petersburg Also Mrs Mary McKee East Moody avenue laid to rest Thursday afternoon Pallbearers listed Interment Oak Park mausoleum Mrs Barbara Kiss 27 died at 530 Syndal street funeral 10 am Holy Trinity Polish National church Carl Gurgliardo age three died at Croton avenue home funeral Saturday 9 am from St Vitus church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McKee
Mary B. McKee
East Moody Avenue
S. E. Irvine
Anson, Emerson
Floyd McKee
Stewart Banks
R L. McCreary
George Truby
Mr Vietz
Oak Park Mausoleum
Barbara Kiss
Syndal Street
Poland
Philip Kiss
Wanda
A. Gierlach
Holy Trinity
Carl Gurgliardo
Giuseppe Gurgjiardo
Croton Avenue
St. Vitus Church
Cots Needed for Use at Cathedral
Cots will be needed at the Cathedral Tuesday and Wednesday nights for the aged veterans and others. Residents with cots are asked to permit use. They will be called for and delivered. Those wishing to help should notify Orville Potter at Red Cross headquarters, Phone 2697.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Potter
Red Cross
Will Go Abroad Miss Lowers to Sail for Vacation
Miss Grate K. Lowers of Sheridan Avenue, secretary of the local YWCA Girl Reserve, will leave Thursday for New York City and sail from New York for several months abroad on a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grate K. Lowers
Sheridan Avenue
Young Woman's Christian Association
New York City
Miss Lowers
Of Our Larger and Better Store Opens Soon
The notice announces a rearranged and improved store at the same location with an opening date to be announced on or about a forthcoming schedule. The brief hints at a more pleasant and easier shopping experience for customers.
Market Dips Across Sectors Amid Investor Apathy
New York June 6 The stock market settled at lower price levels as neglect and outside trader apathy weighed on activity. American Rolling Mills fell 3 percent to 64, Westinghouse lost about 2.5 points to 174, General Electric slipped to a new low, and Anaconda Copper held near 56 amid dividend cut rumors.
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New York
Westinghouse
General Electric
Anaconda
Sistent
Motors
General Motors
Chrysler
Chesapeake and Ohio
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Sinclair
Residents Protest Destruction of Flowers by Local Boys
Delaware avenue residents between Wildwood and Winter avenues complain to police about wanton flower destruction by boys aged ten to fourteen. They cite thoughtlessness during hide and seek and other games trampling plants and threaten legal action if the vandalism continues.
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Delaware Avenue
Wildwood
Winter Avenues
Police Department
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Budweiser
Lakewood
M. Moresky
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Germany
Union of South Africa
Murrow Wells
White
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Heidt Was Born
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