Charge Robbery To Local Youths
Police say two young men arrested at Woodlawn after a Greek restaurant holdup admitted involvement in recent city safe jobs. Charles Gorley and Walter Hamill linked to the Yeo T. O’Laughlin poolroom robbery and the Kline Lumber office theft, with an accomplice fleeing in a Ford. Officers D. T. Nelson and Charles Augustine detained Wallace at his home after Hamill’s statements.
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Woodlawn
Charles
Regs
Gorley
Meyer Avenue
Walter Hamill
New Wilmington
Charles Wallace
Carson Street
D. T. Nelson
Charles Augustine
Hamill
Wallace
Yeo T. O’laughlin
East Washington Street
Kline Lumber Company
Chase Ends With Arrests in New Castle Area
A lunch outing led to a pursuit as Gorley and Hamill were chased after an automobile suspect fled the scene. Both men were captured. Hamill was brought to town for questioning and Gorley denies the charges.
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Ing
Gorley
Hamill
New Castle
Three Minor Cases Handled At First Aid Station
Red Cross Emergency hospital near Scottish Rite Cathedral, Lawrence County, treated three minor cases Wednesday. Dr. A. W. Urmson and Dr. H. E. Zerner led duties with nurses Olive Reed, Maud Keyser, Emma Dodds, Della Glenn, Myra Ackerman, Jean Ferguson, Gertrude Hoenstine, and others assisting. Police on duty and an invalid car ready for emergencies supported the operation.
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Red Cross
Lawrence County
Scottish Rite
Harry Alexander
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. W. Urmson
H. E. Zerner
Olive Reed
Maud Keyser
Emma Dodds
Della Glenn
Myra
New Castle Afro-Americans Lodge to Elect Officers
The New Castle Afro-Americans Lodge Meeting at the Melrose Household of Ruth No. 2564 will be held in the Elks Hall Friday at eight. New officers will be elected at this time.
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Lodge
Melrose
Ruth
Elks Hall
New Castle Review
New Castle Review No
Women’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Sons of Veterans Hall
K. of C. Hall
Resignation of President Miller and of France
The report notes the resignation of President Miller and another high official in France. It also states the Republican national convention in Cleveland adopted its party platform.
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Millerand
France
Cleveland
Blind Newark woman earns honors at Rutgers affiliate college
Miss Mary Josephine Curcio of Newark New Jersey overcame blindness to graduate with honors from the New Jersey College for Women. She received especial honors and a Phi Beta Kappa membership, proving her rejection of a life of ease.
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Mary Josephine Curcio
Newark
N. J
New Jersey College For Women
Rutgers
Religious and fraternal Chrclee meeting at Elm Street home
The Religious and Fraternal Chrclee A U R Girls of Central Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs Henry Bratchie on Elm Street Tuesday evening. Members gathered for a regular meeting with fellowship and brief program activities.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Henry Bratchie
Elm Street
Ladies Aid Society
Kings Chapel
D. B. Reynolds
Pulaski Road
Edward Reynolds
Community Women Gather for Talks and Socials in New Castle
Mrs Walter De Arment and Miss Maude Mitchell hosted a program featuring Ruth L Bender returning missionary from Liberia who spoke on her work among native people. Special guests included Miss Ruth Bender Mrs W E F Patterson and Miss Ethel Moore. Upcoming events include a July 14 outing at Cascade Park and July 16 church lawn ice cream social with planning underway at Wesley Methodist and First Baptist Church locations.
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Walter de Arment
Maude Mitchell
Ruth L. Bender
Liberia
Ruth Bender
W. E F. Patterson
Ethel Moore
Cascade Park
Wesley Methodist Church
Harry McClelland
Etna Street
Liversage
Smithfield Street
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Miss Curcio
A. U. RR
Ladies Aid
First Baptist Church
M. K. Martin
The
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Lee Sappington
Carlisle Street
Florence
Florence Stove Company
E. Cherry ST
Mahoningtown
BELL
Neiman's
E.wash
ST. New Castle
Coats
Weiman
Neiman‘s
the Woman's Store
Neiman’s
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