Seventh Ward Joash Sunday Observed At Ward Church
The 55th anniversary of Joash Sunday was celebrated at the ward church with a special Sunday school program led by J Allan Brett in charge. Warren Miller, original Joash chest creator, and co chairs J A Waddell and Mrs Jyrle Miller were honored with plaques. Gifts from classes and a goal of 1500 were noted with 9500 already received as the church continued gifts during the 11 o'clock service.
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J. Allan Brett
Brettell
Tie
Warren Miller
Miller
J. A. Waddell
Methodist W S C S Hears Book Review
Members of the Women's Society of Christian Service of Mahon g Methodist church met at the church over the weekend. Deovotions were conducted by Miss Innooper. Mrs Leonard Blasdell led the program and Mrs Milton Butts reviewed the book Japan Begins Again with discussion. Next meeting is set for Thursday July 13.
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Sody
Christian Service
Mahong
Chester Johnson
William A. Moss
W. C. Shanafelt
Mabel Wilson Lodge to Meet Tuesday Evening
Mabel Wilson lodge will hold its meeting Tuesday evening in the lodge room at 8 o'clock on South Liberty street. Initiation of candidates is planned during the session.
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Mabel Wilson Lodge
South Liberty Street
Week's Activities In Ward Churches
Madison Avenue Christian and Mahoning Methodist announce a week of church events. Berean Bible class meets Tuesday at Mrs. Jones home. Ladies Aid Wednesday at the church. Sunday school children gather for Children's Day preparations. Crusader Bible class Friday at Miss Hammond's home. Mahoning board trustees meet tonight. nominating committee convenes Tuesday. family night and quarterly conference Wednesday. Children’s Day prep sessions scheduled Tuesday and Friday afternoons.
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Madison Avenue
Berean
John W. Jones
North Cedar Street
Ladies Aid Society
C. G. Anderson
Russell McConnell
Howard Culbertson
Crusader
Frances Hammond
Lafayette Street
Mahoning
St Margaret Council to Meet Tonight in North Liberty Hall
St Margaret Council No 74 meets at 7 30 in St Margaret s hall North Liberty street. Preparations are made for St Margaret s Day on July 20 with Nick Perrotta as president. Father s Day committee also meets Tuesday at 7 30 in the hall with Bart Lombardo as chairman.
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St. Margaret Council No. 74
St. Margaret's Hall
North Liberty Street
St. Margaret's Day
Nick Perrotta
Bart Lombardo
Columbus Father’s Day Committee Meeting Tonight
The Columbus Father’s Day Committee for the Christoper Columbus society will meet at Columbus hall Sunday at 8 oclock. Guy Masone serves as general chairman and Mrs Mary Jovanella chairs the kitchen committee. Dinner will be followed by a dance.
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Christopher Columbus Society
Columbus Hall
Guy Masone
Mary Jovanella
Firemen Auxiliary To Meet Wednesday
Members of the North Beaver Township Fire Department auxiliary will hold their regular meeting Wednesday evening June 14 in the fire hall.
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North Beaver Township Fire Department
Gorley Couple Plans 54th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs F F Gorley of 604 North Cedar street will celebrate their 54th wedding anniversary on Friday June 16. They were married in Jamestown New York by Rev E B Patterson on June 16 1896. Mr Gorley was born locally and has lived here all his life. Mrs Gorley was born in Carnegie and moved here in 1890.
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F. F. Gorley
North Cedar Street
Jamestown
N. Y
E. B. Patterson
Gorley
Gorley Couple Longtime Seventh Ward Residents
Mr and Mrs Gorley have lived in the Seventh ward since February 4 1904. Mr Gorley is a retired city fireman after 37 years of service. The couple are in fair health.
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Mrs. Gorley
Seventh Ward
Gorley
Girl Scouts Plan Picnic at East Palestine Park
Mt. Jackson area Girl Scouts schedule a picnic on Friday June 16 at East Palestine Park with Mrs Edward Bradlet as arrangements chairman.
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Girl Scouts
Mt. Jackson Area
East Palestine Park
Edward Bradlet
Local visits noted across Niles Utica and Youngstown
Mr and Mrs John Marino of Niles Ohio concluded a visit with Mrs Perrino and her husband at 19 North Cedar Street. Joe Miller of Rochester visited over the weekend with his parents on Second Street. Erma Jean Barris of UticaPa visits with her grandparents on Mt Jackson Road. Ronald Domenick with Pat Grace and son Patty traveled to New York City for a week. Art Cutlip and son Dale plus Dick Cutlip of Cleveland returned from a visit with Patsy DeLuca at 315 West Madison Avenue. Gerald Vatter of Detroit is visiting his parents at 312 West Madison Avenue.
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John Marino
Niles, O
Frank Perrino
North Cedar Street
Joe Miller
Rochester
Tony Miller
Second Street
Erma Jean Barris
Utica
W. R. Barris
Mt. Jackson Road
Ronald Domenick
West Madison Avenue
Pat Grace
Patty
Youngstown
New York City
Art Cutlip
Dale
Dick Cutlip
Cleveland
Patsy DeLuca
Madison Avenue
Gerald Vatter
Detroit
Mich
Rheinhart Vatter
West
Band Concert Follows Leesburg VBS Parade
A 30 piece Grove City band will perform at Leesburg Presbyterian Church after the Daily Vacation Bible School parade through Drake Brent and Leesburg with floats and displays.
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Leesburg
Grove City
Leesburg Presbyterian Church
Drake Gospel Tabernacle
Drake
Brent
Aspirin Output in 1948 Could Relieve 7.5 Billion Headaches
The United States produced enough aspirin in 1948 to relieve 7.5 billion headaches at a rate of two tablets per headache, reflecting vast wartime and postwar pharmaceutical scale.
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United States
Master Barber Anton Olivia Receives National Gold Cup
Milwaukee Chicago barber convention honors Anton P. Olivia as pioneer in barber education research and literature with the first national gold cup award for mastery of styled cutting.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Anton P. Olivia
Wisconsin Barber Science Association
Racketeer Leader Pinched By Shoes in Japan
Katsu Yoshikawa, 50, described as the town’s biggest racketeer, was jailed on a warrant for extorting shoes. Police accuse him and 20 henchmen of pocketing about 200,000 yen monthly from a municipal track and shaking down bicycle racers for 100,000 yen, but no arrest could be made until a shoemaker reported nonpayment for a pair of shoes Yoshikawa took.
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Chiba
Japan
INS
Katsu Yoshikawa
Yoshikawa
Largest Pearl Goes On Sale
The Pearl of Asia, the world’s largest pearl measuring three inches by two at the base, is offered for sale in Paris for $70,000 to any buyer. The gem’s price and origin are noted by the report.
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Paris
INS
Asia
Giant 605 Carat Pearl Hidden Since 1918 Recovered
The 605 carat pearl owned by the Catholic Board of Foreign Missions was stolen during the war after a 1918 purchase in China. Reportedly sought by Goering, it was recovered when a plumber found the gem wedged in a pipe after gangsters dropped it in Marseille.
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Catholic Board of Foreign Missions
China
Goering
Marseille
Wa ters Fined for Impeded Vehicle Operation in Pittsfield
In Pittsfield Massachusetts John Waters told the judge his coupe felt less cramped with the rumble seat empty and four people riding in front He was fined ten dollars for impeded operation of a motor vehicle Drive Slow Children Move Fast.
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Pittsfield
Mass
John Waters
Politeness Fortnight Aims to Tame French Behavior
Paris launches a government campaign to boost politeness and gentleness among visitors and locals. Tourists and citizens encounter placards urging courtesy with slogans like Say Please and Try to be more polite, as Andre de Fouquieres leads the two week drive defending manners as a national need.
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Paris
INS
France
Mademoiselles
Andre de Fouquieres
Public Manners Highlight for Foreign Visitors
A civic note stresses the need to be exceptionally polite to foreign visitors. It urges local residents to welcome guests with courtesy and to promote tourism through friendly conduct and hospitable actions.
Not Guilty Kiss Case Ends With Cold Night Excuse
Dudley Cecil Nott of Wallington Surrey faced a charge after kissing and embracing his girlfriend while driving a car. The defense attorney offered a curious excuse noting it was a cold night and one thing led to another. The incident occurred on his return from abroad and resulted in a fine of 28 dollars.
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London
Dudley Cecil Nott
Wallington
Surrey
Nott
FASTEETH False Teeth Powder Advertisement
An ad promotes FALSE TEETH FASTEETH a powder for sprinking on upper or lower plates to prevent sliding and rocking. It claims a firm hold without gummy taste and notes an alkaline non acidic formula that does not sour taste or breath. Available at drug stores.
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Columbus Father's Day Committee
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Anna McCormick
Agatha McIntyre
Wallace Avenue
Patricia McDermott
Ohio University
Athens
Miss McDermott
Boardman School
James McDermott
Leesburg Church
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and DO
Kenmore
Monty
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DC Motor Underwriters’ Laboratories Inc
Department For Free
Legion Home
North Jefferson ST
Leot Hart
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
John J. Cavanaugh
Scholl
Bell Telephone Company
Pennsylvania
National Research Council
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Mak
Continental Baking Company
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