Death of A E Miller Casts Pall Over Wampum
Wampum Pa June 10 Mrs L J Overlander received a telegram announcing the death of cousin A E Miller on Chissette street E E Pittsburgh. Miller was injured by an auto months ago and died Saturday from a stroke after months in a private sanitarium. Several local residents visited the Miller home in Pittsburgh Sunday as church activities and social events are noted.
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Wampum
L J. Overlander
A. E. Miller
Chissette Street
E. E. Pittsburgh
Left for Chicago From Mahoningtown School Session
A. C. Brown finished teaching for the season at Mahoningtown and departed this week for Chicago.
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Chicago
A. C. Brown
Mahoningtown School
Local youth to visit aunt then enroll in Chicago course
Polo Al will visit his aunt Mrs. W S Roller for a week and then go to Chicago for a six week university course. He has many friends here offering best wishes for his future endeavors.
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Polo, al
W S. Roller
Chicago
Arrest Four Colored Youths For Barber Shop Theft
Four youths from Farrell, all colored, were arrested in this city early this morning on a charge of stealing clothing from a barber shop where one worked. Officers Lockard and Hanna detained them after Erie freight arrival, with Farrell officers to arrive later.
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Five Murderers Seeking Pardons in State Board Hearings
Five first degree murder cases are slated for argument before the state board of pardons in Harrisburg. The listed inmates William H. Sled and Martin Avery of Allegheny County, James Flori of Philadelphia, John Pierce of Delaware, and Frank Tauza of Luzerne seek commutation to life imprisonment. The session also includes 67 more cases argued and ten submitted on papers.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
State Board of Pardons
William H. Sled
Martin Avery
Allegheny County
James Flori
Philadelphia
John Pierce
Delaware
Frank Tauza
Luzerne
Accident Victim Fights For Life At Five Points Crash
Claire Milliken a 27 year old taxi driver remains in critical condition at New Castle hospital after a Saturday evening auto crash on the New Castle Youngstown road at Five Points. Doctors reported no change in his status this afternoon.
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New Castle
Youngstown
New Castle Hospital
Vets Bugle Corps to Parade in Memorial Day Event
Members of the bugle and drum corps of Harry L McBride Post VFW invited by Commander James A Bell to meet at Lennon Home Association Building Wednesday at 2 30 PM to join the G A R parade. The corps impressed at Memorial Day exercises and is expected to be a leading unit in the line of march tomorrow.
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Bugle and Druin
Harry L McBride
James A Bell
Lennon Home Association
McKee Estate Will Benefits Churches and Homes
In the Mary B. McKee will proven today at the register and recorder's office, bequests include $500 to the First United Presbyterian church and $500 each to Home Missionary Society and Foreign Missionary Society. After life estates on the Moody avenue property end, proceeds go to the First United Presbyterian church Highland United Presbyterian church and the Almira Home. The will dated April 9, 1930, names Union Trust Company as executor with substantial gifts to Madge House and other relatives.
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Thomas McKee
Moody Avenue
Register and Recorder’s Office
Almira Home
United Presbyterian Church
Home Missionary Society and
Foreign Missionary Society
Highland United Presbyterian Church
American Bible Society
Madge
Decedent
The
Union Trust Company
Convention Gifts Should Be Paid in Full Now
All unpaid encampment fund pledges should be paid at once to achieve 100 percent. They are few in number and must be settled promptly. Gifts reported today by Chairman R. L. Meermans include Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars $10, John B. Berger & Son $5, D. G. Duff $5, Eveready Inn $2, Ww. T. Burns $5, Edwin W. Crawford $5, Catholic Daughters of America $10, a friend $1, a friend $3, Mrs. John Watson $5, Mrs. LeRoy Gettings $2.
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Meermans
Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars
John B. Berger & Son
D. G. Duff
Eveready Inn
Ww. T. Burns
Edwin W. Crawford
Catholic Daughters of
Bump Fixed On Jefferson Street
Motorists report the New Castle street department repaired a bump on the Jefferson street hill near Grant Street. The irregular asphalt and brick join had jolted cars and hindered hill starts, now resolved.
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New Castle Street
Grant Street
Cementing Floor In Fire Station Starts Work In City
Councilman Reeves announced that cement flooring is under way at No. 2 fire station and painting planned for stations Nos. 2 and 7. He noted years of little work on fire stations. Two contagious cases reported: measles in Piper Preston and diphtheria in Robert Michael, both residents of 115 addresses.
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City Health Bureau
Piper Preston
East
Sheridan Avenue
Robert Michael
West
Moody Avenue
Resignation of R S Mercer from New Wilmington School Board
At the regular meeting, R S Mercer’s resignation as school director and treasurer was accepted to take effect July 1 after 30 years of service and perfect attendance. T O Hogue was named to fill the unexpired term, and Mrs C C McCrumb elected treasurer.
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The
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R. S. Mercer
New Wilmington School Board
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R. S Mercer
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R.S. Mercer
Zemo Skin Remedy Promises Cool Relief and Versatility
An old advertisement touts Zemo for sunburns rashes bites and summer skin itch with cooling antiseptic relief. It highlights 20 years of trust and claims to clear dandruff pimples and aftershave smarting while offering prices of 35c 60c and 1.00 at druggists.
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