Illinois Woman Held As Slayer
Freeport Illinois June 10 Vera Witte 26 shot and killed her husband William Witte 55 moments after losing a suit for separate maintenance outside the courthouse. The couple left together and she retrieved a gun from her car and fired three times then surrendered the weapon to the sheriff saying she was ready for jail. Witte had previously shot her first husband Ralph Amoth in Minneapolis years earlier.
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International News Service
Freeport
Ill
Vera Witte
William Witte
Best Of Radio Features Tonight
Radio schedule lists broadcasts from 6:30 to 10:45 PM across WJAS WCAE KDKA KQV with Oratorical Contest winner on KDKA NBC. Notable names include Roy Atwell Little Jack Little Mme Frances Alda Irene Jones Robert L Ripley Arabsque and Goldman Band Concert.
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Roy Atwell
WJAS
Little Jack Little
WCAE
Mme
Frances Alda
Irene Jones
KDKA
Robert L. Ripley
Cavaliers of the Air
KQV
National Electric Light Association
Arabesque
Goldman
NBC
Seventh Ward Girls Shine At New Castle High School Commencement
Mahoningtown was well represented at New Castle senior high school commencement with over twenty graduates from the ward. Angeline Castrucci of Madison avenue delivered the commencement address and won a ten dollar prize from the Business and Professional Women's club for English excellence. Frances Eleanor Frost of Seventh street was class poet, and Elizabeth Cripps of Clayton street earned the Daughters of the American Revolution prize. A large crowd from the ward attended the ceremony.
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Mahoningtown
New Castle
Angeline Castrucci
Madison Avenue
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Frances Eleanor Frost
Seventh Street
Elizabeth Cripps
Clayton Street
Daughters of the American Revolution
Marriage in Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Mrs Florence Turner and A R Mornes were married Tuesday at 8 30 PM at Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church with Rev D C Schnebly officiating. The couple will reside at 505 West Clayton street after a trip through the East.
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Florence Turner
West Clayton Street
A. R. Mornes
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
D. C. Schnebly
G. O. Scheidemantle
West
Clayton Street
Dungan Family to Return Home by June 12
Mrs. Charles Dungan reports that she and her children will leave Los Angeles California on Friday June 12 for home. They will travel a round about route with several stop overs en route after visiting for weeks with Mrs Dungan's daughter.
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Charles Dungan
Los Angeles
California
Rehearsals for Children’s Day at Madison Avenue Church
All participants with roles in the Children’s Day exercises at Madison Avenue Christian Church are asked to meet for rehearsal tonight at 7 o clock standard time. A second rehearsal is set for Friday at the same hour.
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Madison Avenue Christian Church
John R. Cooper Dies. Funeral Set in Sewickley
John R. Cooper, longtime railroad man and husband of the late Josephine G. Cooper, died Sunday night at his home on Beaver Road in Glen Osborne. Funeral services will be held today at 2:30 P.M. at Marlatt's Funeral Home on Beaver Street in Sewickley, Pa.
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John R. Cooper
Beaver Road
Glen Osborne
Cooper
Josephine G. Cooper
Marlatt
Beaver Street
Sewickley
Graduates From Pitt This Week
Ellis Dye brother of J E Dye former agent at the Cherry Street station of the Pennsylvania is to be graduated from the University of Pitt this week. Ellis is well known in New Castle and had been employed with Clutton and Gilmore Drug companies and is known in Mahoningtown.
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Ellis Dye
J. E. Dye
Cherry Street
Pennsylvania
University of Pitt
Ellis
New Castle
Clutton and
Gilmore
Mahoningtown
Picnic plans set by Mahoningtown church auxiliary
The M. E. G. Auxiliary of Mahoningtown Presbyterian met at Mrs. Clarence Allen's home to discuss a picnic. A six member committee was formed to arrange details and date. The meeting wrapped with a pleasant lunch served by the hostess and Mrs. Smith, with guests Mrs. Barth and Mrs. Campbell attending.
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Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Clarence Allen
Sixth Street
Smith
Barth
Campbell
Women’s Home Missionary Society elects officers at Mahoning church
Mrs J M Conn was elected president of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Mahoning Methodist church at a meeting in the church parlor last night. Mrs George Meyer and Mrs M M Kindall were chosen first and second vice presidents, with Mrs Merle Adams as treasurer and Mrs Florence Mauck as secretary. The program and several business matters were reviewed and a social time enjoyed.
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J. M. Conn
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Mahoning
Breakfast Tomorrow for Mahoning C E group at Cascade Park
Members of the Senior Christian Endeavor society at Mahoning Town Presbyterian plan a Thursday morning gathering. Breakfast will be served at 8 a m at Cascade Park.
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Senior Christian Endeavor Society
Mahoningtown
Visitor from Oil City in Seventh Ward
Robert Hunter of Oil City was a visitor in the seventh ward on Tuesday afternoon.
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Robert Hunter
Oil City
Seventh Ward
Mrs. I. W. Taylor to Visit Detroit for Week
Mrs. I. W. Taylor of North Liberty street will leave Thursday night for Detroit Michigan where she will spend seven to ten days.
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I. W. Taylor
North Liberty Street
Detroit
Michigan
Mahoning 8A Class Picnics at Cascade Park
Members of the 8A class of Mahoning School enjoyed a Tuesday afternoon picnic at Cascade Park. The event drew a good crowd and was described as a pleasant affair.
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Mahoning School
Cascade Park
Adeline Marchette and Gladys Mayberry Visit Toledo Friends
Miss Adeline Marchette and her sister Mrs. Gladys Mayberry of Toledo Ohio were callers on local friends Tuesday the report notes.
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Adeline Marchette
Gladys Mayberry
Toledo
Ohio
Repair Work Proceeds on Baltimore and Ohio Station
Repair crews continued work Tuesday afternoon near completion on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad station.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Meeting of Grand International Auxiliary Held Thursday
A meeting of the Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers is scheduled for Thursday in the City building.
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Grand International Auxiliary
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mabel Wilson Lodge Auxiliary Meets Tomorrow
The Mabel Wilson lodge auxiliary to the B of R T will convene tomorrow at Malta hall per the published schedule.
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Mabel Wilson Lodge
B. of R. T
Malta Hall
Relief Needs Lighten But Clothing and Shoes Still Short
Ensign V. Thomsen in charge of Salvation Army relief says demands are not as heavy now but clothing and shoes remain scarce. Many repeat asks come from City Mission and Associated Charities clients. Records track applicants to curb abuse. stove requests rise as gas bills default and coal and wood fuel aid assist cooking.
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Ensign V. Thomsen
Salvation Army
Ensign Thomsen
Memorial planned for Corporal Brady C. Paul and patrolman Swanson
Arrangements are underway for a monument to Corporal Brady C. Paul who died after being shot on the Butler New Castle highway December 27, 1929. State Highway Patrol Sgt Rendt and County Detective H M Lee organized the setup. A second monument will honor Patrolman Swanson who was killed in the line of duty near Erie.
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Brady C. Paul
Glenn Dague
Irene Schroeder
Butler- New Castle
Rendt
State Highway Patrol
H. M. Lee
Swanson
Erie
Agenda Club meeting at summer camp Sunday afternoon
The Max E. Samuels Student Loan Fund and other business will be discussed at a meeting of the Agenda Club at its Wilmington Junction summer camp Sunday afternoon. Dr. P I Ginsberg, president, calls for a 3 p m start. In Canada, over 58 000 000 acres are under cultivation.
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Max E. Samuels
Agenda Club
Wilmington Junction
P. I. Ginsberg
Canada
Nautilus Quick Journey to English Coast With Explorer
More than 1100 miles off New England the submarine Nautilus carried Sir Hubert Wilkins on an Arctic expedition today. Officials planned a decision on whether to head north or stop in London, as coast guard cutters escorted the vessel to sea before returning to Boston.
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International News Service
New York
New England
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Arctic
London
Sir Hubert
Coast Guard
Boston
Hunt Continues For Missing Man In Sharpsville
Sharpsville Pa June 10 county detectives and local police intensified the search for John Fout 27 who vanished after leaving home to settle small bills in the downtown shopping district.
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International News Service
Sharpsville
John Fout
Fout
Squirrel steals wash cloth from clothes line in Connecticut
Highland Lake reporter records a domestic mystery ending with a red squirrel found to have pulled pins from a clothes line and woven a missing wash cloth into its nest. The curious incident explains why the week's laundry was disturbed and then recovered intact elsewhere.
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Highland Lake, Conn
Highland Lake
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