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Missing Lover Believed Seen With Mission Visitors
A World War veteran and a younger man, Frank Miller and his brother, were reported staying at Castle Hill Mission after being directed there by a local man. Miller, who claimed to be from Homestead and a veteran of the 80th Division, said he had not married to support his parents. The two men, well dressed in new straw hats and blue suits, were last seen leaving with a mission friend and were not heard from since. The story notes the possibility the men could be the German girl’s missing suitor in Cleveland. Also mentioned are local updates on Tom Davies and Sue Harvard Armstrong, with Davies recovering after a December auto accident and Armstrong returning from a concert tour in Cleveland where she was hailed as a leading singer.
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Tov Snes
L. Be Dent
Castle Rays
Frank Miller
Mission
Mr. Schmidt
Miller
Castle Hill Mission
Homestead
Veterans of Foreign Wars Organization
Schmidt
Ger
Cleveland
New Castle
Tom Davies
Bethlehem
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Mountain Ash Choir
T. G. Richards
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St. Luke's 'Hospital
Sue Harvard Armstrong
New York City
John Harvard
Euclid Avenue