Ministers Postpone Park Amusement Decision
The Ministers Association deferred a final ruling on Cascade Park amusements awaiting guidance from the district attorney R. Lawrence Hildebrand and another attorney. A Sunday closing proposal by R N Graham of the Pennsylvania Ohio Electric Co was not acted on. A June 15 meeting is planned. A Sunday afternoon park service was canceled due to a severe rainstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
R.lawrence Hildebrand
R. N. Graham
Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric Company
Hungarian Baptist Church
Ryhal Appeal Denied By Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Ryhal's request for a rehearing of his new trial appeal was denied by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Saturday June 10 after an appeal filed June 8 by Clyde Gibson. The speedy ruling came though the petition originated in Pittsburgh and faced transfer to Philadelphia for decision. The case now shifts to possible action by the state pardon board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Verne Ryhal
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Clyde Gibson
Ryhal
Supreme Court
Petidon
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Rydal
Terrence White
Pardon Board
Golf Poems on the Ups and Downs of a Round
A humorous slice of golf life shows a player failing after a perfect stance then recovering. The verse notes drives going astray into rough or sand traps, misfiring clubs, and frustration with scores. It ends by musing that no two rounds are the same and weather buoys mood.
McSparran Urges Lancaster Editor For Chairmanship
Harrisburg June 1 In a strenuous contest for the Democratic State chairmanship here two factions claim majorities. John A McSparran tops McCullough while Bonniwell backs a Philadelphia slate. Bonniwell says 65 of 113 delegates support him and McSparran calls for unity and supports McCullough. The party weighs a platform and a candidate for Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
John A. McSparran
Austin Ib. McCullough
Lancaster
Eugene C. Bonniwell
Philadelphia
Bonniwell
Samuel H. Shull
United States Senate
Robert E. Pattison, Jr
McCullough
W. W. Ghent
McSpartan
Robert
Gawthrop
Superior Court
Judge Head
J. Prank B. House
Chester County
McSparran
Joint Shenango Taylor Townships Approve Shared School Contract
A joint Shenango and Taylor townships meeting awarded a new six room brick school on Sheep Hill to E P Workley of Ellwood City for 28180 dollars. Architect C B Anlis designed the two story building adaptable for future expansion, eliminating two Shenango schools and one in Taylor. Work on the general contract begins immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango Township
Taylor Township
Sheep Hill
E. P. Workley
Ellwood City
C. B. Anlis
Workley
Bethany Church Calls New Pastor
Bethany Lutheran congregation extended a call to Rev. W. A. Zundel of Maywood Illinois to become pastor. He led services recently and the church hopes he accepts. The church has been without a pastor since the resignation of Rev. Summel months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Lutheran
W. A. Zundel
Maywood
Ill
Zundal
Memorial boulder unveiling near Moravia commemorates Moravian Church origins
A program marks the unveiling of a granite memorial boulder at Moravia Pennsylvania on Wednesday June 14 to honor the founding of the Moravian Church in the region by David Zeisberger and colleagues in Friedensstadt in 1770. The event caps decades of effort to honor Moravian pioneers who faced elements and Indian threats while spreading the Gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
David Zeinberger
Friedensstadt
Chewton
Seventy Two Pupils Attend Bible School
Seventy two students enrolled for the first Daily Vacation Bible school at Third United Presbyterian church on East Washington Street. Three college trained teachers direct grades one through eight, with a $1 fee supporting the school's expense fund. The all denominational program runs three weeks from morning to noon, aiming for inclusive Bible instruction and adherence to Bible stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third United Presbyterian Church
East Washington Street
Mary Morehead
Helen Book
Verna Allison
Bible School
Interart
Marriage Licenses Barry Cavador Taabella Peter
New Castle area lists marriage licenses for Barry Cavador and Taabella Peter. Records show a0 and New iCastle readings, reflecting local clerical entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Cavador
Taabella Peter
New Castle
Spirit Of Labor Is Unconquerable Gompers Declares
In Cincinnati the American Federation of Labor opens its 42 year old convention with 400 delegates seeking unity to resist threatening inroads on organized labor. Samuel Gompers, addressing the gathering, calls labor’s spirit unconquerable and pledges to fight the battles of mankind amid internal debates over harmony and strategy. Leaders aim to forge a solid unified front for the grim struggles ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren W. Wheaton
International News Service
Gincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Arg
Ohio National Guard
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Building Trades Department of the Federation
Federation
Adolf Kummer
Cincinnati Central Labor Council
Rav
Peter Deltz
George H. Carrell
Cincinnati
Thomas J. Donnelly
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Carpenters of
Parliament of
Labor
Suit to Collect On Uber Mortgage by Mrs Stapf
Mrs Margaret Stapf of Wampum files suit to collect a 2500 mortgage from Attorney Uber. The claim states a bond and mortgage were signed February 7 1917, due June 7 1920 with 350 in interest and 14.10 taxes totaling 2864.10. Property is 40 feet on Falls Street bounded by Falls Alley Erie railroad and Robert Wynn. Attorney Martin says the property will sell for enough to cover the mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra
Margaret Stapf
Wampum
Py Ber
Charles G. Martin
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Iate
L. M. Ober
Uber
First Ward
Falls Street
Falls
Erie Railroad
Robert Wynn
Martin
Slayuer Sentenced to Life Imprisonment in Hara Case
Tokyo reports Nakaoira, a youth, was convicted of slaying Premier Hara and sentenced to life imprisonment. Hashimoto, tried for inciting the assassination, was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnpernational News Service
Tokio
Nakaoira
Hara
Hashimoto
Tornado Kills Three at Buckeye Lake Resort
At Buckeye Lake near Newark Ohio a tornado yesterday afternoon killed three people Byron Hill M Seigler and Miss Lydia Wahrie and severely injured thirteen others. Five bodies are believed buried beneath wrecked cottages while Lombd boats capsized with occupants unaccounted for. Rescue teams comb the ruins as searchers expect more victims. one bath house refuge was crushed and sank into the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tInternational News Service
Newark
Ohio
Buckeye Lake
Byron Hill
M. Seigler
Lydia Wahrie
Columbus
Hill
Seigler
Welling Arrested in Baltimore in Bank Robberies
Edward Welling 34 of Dayton is held in Baltimore on suspicion of involvement in May bank robberies at Monrovia Savings Bank in Carroll County and Woodbine National Bank near Frederick, with about 50000 stolen. A woman named Gladys Green Welling 25 is detained. Welling also known as Massey.
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Baltimore
Edward Welling
Dayton
Monrovie Savings Bank
Carroll
Woodbine National Bank
Frederick
Gladys Green Welling
Welling
Pittsburgh
Gladys Green
H. Smith Welling
Irie
Little Falls
Massey
Edward Walling
New Castle
Youngstown
Erie
Beatings After Domestic Dispute Reported on Cas Cade Street
Police reported a fight on Cas cade street after John Vicks objected to two men making love to his wife. Vidka suffered a severe beating with a blackjack, received care, and was taken home by officers Harper and Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vicks
Cascade Street
Harper
Nelson
Vidka
One Killed In Boston Storm Damage Toll
A cyclone storm in Massachusetts killed one man and injured several, with property losses near a million dollars. Winds reached 40 miles per hour as hundreds of trees fell and homes were damaged, notably affecting farmers.
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International News Service
Boston
Massachusetts
Advertising Is Best Highway To Business Success
AUKES Wis June 12 Sound advertising is the best highway to business success F M Feiker formerly personal assistant to Secretary of Commerce Hoover and now a special representative of the commerce department told the national advertising conference here today Advertising can bring the individual and business together because the advertising brings business and the public together and the public s relation to business is after all simply the public s relation to Dusi D T Andrews of Round street Mr and Mrs P L Reeder and Mrs Jacob Thomas motored to Warren Pa Saturday They were accompanied home by Mrs D T Andrews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Re Aukes
Wis
F. M. Feiker
Secretary of ‘Commerce
Hoover
Commerce Department
D. T. Andrews
Round Street
P. L. Reeder
Jacob Thomas
Warren, Pa
Death Notices Reported for Five Individuals in Various Cities
Death notices list Joseph Lewis 57 of 504 Sampson Street. James Stickle of Princeton. Mrs Mary Hamilton of Georgia and West Pittsburgh. Mrs James Ward 62 of Ellwood 4 City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lewis
Sampson Street
James Stickle
Princeton
Mary Hamilton
West Pittsburgh
James Ward
Ellwood
City
Storm Kills Forty Five In New York City
International News Service reports 45 dead in the metropolitan storm. The tally includes 20 drownings, 5 killed in a ferris wheel crash, 6 crushed by uprooted trees, 2 electrocuted by fallen wires, and 1 death from heart failure while saving a family in a rowboat. A giant ferris wheel was wrecked and a large tree fell on a woman and her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Storm Claims Many as Ferris Wheel Topsple Down
June 12 New York records the worst storm in its history. At least 45 dead and missing, with many injured, after a 190 mile per hour gale tears through Long Island and New York City. A giant Ferris wheel at Clason Point Park overturns, sending riders into the beach. Trees up to 100 feet fall, houses are torn loose, wires down, boats overturned. The storm builds rapidly after a period of calm, leaving beaches and parks overflowing with chaos. Further details continue on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clason Point Park
Weather Bureau
Lone Tsland Sound
Pelham
Contin
News Snapshots From Connellsville And Nearby Areas
A series of small items reports unions setting up commissaries in the Connellsville region to aid striking miners families. Walter Lowery of Stockton Pa pruned frost by keeping fires burning in cherry trees. George Mullig, 35, was found with a fractured skull in New Brighton, unconscious. Empire Mill Brice Hill Steel resumes operations after two year shutdown, with many workers helping prepare the plant. James Maxon, 13, son of Mr and Mrs William Mason of Rochester Pa, drowned yesterday while bathing in Beaver River. Mrs Til He Livingston of Jersey City attempted suicide after her husband reproved her bobbed hair, condition serious. In Sharpsburg Md Dr Eo M Garrett fainted causing his car to crash into a fence. he escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mullig
New Brighton
Empire
Brice Hi Steel Sampling
James Maxon
Smd
William M. Mason
Roshester
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Arthur Mometer
Bid
Bethany Church
D, A, BR
Bible
Daily Vacation Bible School
Jack Boyer
Atlantic States
Richmond
W. VA
Washington, D. C
Richwood
Oxford Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Oxford and
Main Street
Washington
Potomac River
Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara Peninsula
Pavesiene
Arsine Oeae Sea
United Mine Workers
Connellsville
Walter Lowery
Stockton
Hear White
Sharpsburg, Md
Eo M. Garrett
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