Theories Tumble In Missing Girl Case At Sharon
Sharon Pennsylvania June 13. Police search for Leah Minerva Dilney missing nine days after she ran from home to play. Forests rivers and buildings checked. Grilled over a score of persons but no clues found. The father George Dilley aids in the search amid family sorrow.
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International News Service
Sharon
Polies
Leah Minerva Dil-ney
Felice
George Dilley
Allegheny County
Dilley
Leah Minerva
Charged with assault case heard in Ellwood City court
Charles Dickerson of Ellwood City was charged with a statutory offense against a thirteen year old girl and placed on trial before Judge R L Bildebrand this morning at the local court. The case, reported by The News By Mail, notes a one year term and five dollar fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickerson
Ell
Wood City
R.L. Bildebrand
Rev DiRanna Taken By Death in Pittsburgh
Rev. Patrick DiRanna aged about 35, assistant pastor at Mother of Good Counsel Brushton Pa, formerly with St. Vitus 1927 29, died suddenly in his Pittsburgh home after complications. Ordained at 27, he served St. Vitus 1927 transferred to Coraopolis 1929. Survived by mother two brothers and five sisters funeral in Pittsburgh Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick DiRanna
Mother of Good Counsel
Brushton
St. Vitus Church
Pittsburgh
DiRanna
Coraopolis
Thompson Quits Berth With NRA
WASHINGTON June 13 Thompson resigns from the national review board of the NRA criticizing its monopoly and big‑interest control in a letter to President Roosevelt. He claims sole responsibility for a supplementary report with Darrow on socialization of industry and notes Darrow should explain his own signatures.
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International News Service
Washington
NRA
W. O. Thompson
National Review Board
Clarence Darrow
Thompson
Law
Darrow
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
Futore
National Revie Board
State of Pennsylvania Pays 8,029,497 in tax and 662,275 in benefits
Washington June 12 The bulk of the 185,000,000 processing tax paid out to April 30, 1934 went to southern states per a table in the congressional record by Rep Taber Ry of New York Officials of the AAA explained cotton control moved money South Large sums shown going to western states as corn hog program advances The table showed Pennsylvania collections at 8,029,497.60 and rentals and benefits paid to farmers 662,275.09
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International News Service
Washington
Taber Ry
New York
AAA
South
Pennsylvania
New Wilmington Rotary Meeting and Town News
New Wilmington Rotarians met for weekly dinner with Dr Harold Black of Westminster College giving a resume of the life of Steinmetz. Local authorities seek those dynamiting fish in Little Neshannock. fines total 100 dollars plus 10 dollars per fish. Students and residents discuss funding for a municipal swimming pool. petitions signed by over 400 electors urge council to act. Road improvements on the New Wilmington Volant route proceed under federal plans, altering the route and easing the dangerous Volant hill. Locals depart for summer work in Michigan and Indianapolis. summer study plans announced for several teachers and students.
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Rotary
New Wilmington
Harold Black
Westminster College
Steinmetz
Bors Council
Borough Council
WHS
Boro
Volant
Wilmington
LOCAL NOTES OF VISITORS AND SUMMER PLANS IN LEESBURG AREA
Leesburg residents host relatives and friends from Freedom and New Castle while Norman Cox of Virginia stays with his parents south of town. William Balch Nevin and daughters travel to Easton Pa for the summer with Mr Nevin taking up composition work at the family homestead.
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William T. Lusk
Leesburg
Wv. C. Minteer
Freedom
West Neshannock Avenue
William James, Jr
New Castle
WA. Clark
Isabelle McConaghe
Mary McConaghe
Hillsville Hosts Birthday Dinner and Family News
Hillsville entertained for a family birthday when Mr and Mrs Harry Harmon hosted a noon dinner for their daughter Helen on her birthday and their grandson Allen Nord turning one year older. Out of town guests included Barney Nord and son Allen and Miss Esther Nord of Bessemer. The What To Do Club also held a dinner in its rooms for club funds with committee led by Mrs Bertha Smith. Residents shared weekend visits from Frank Shook and Lee Donaldson and trips to Canada.
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Harry Harmon
Helen
Allen Nord
Barney Nord
Allen
Esther Nord
Bessemer
Bertha Smith
Caroline Solvesky
Mary —Paharich
Mildred Visnic
Sophie
Amelia Rebish
Anne, Opar
Annie Berdie
Hillsville
Frank Shook
New Castle
Lee Donaldson
Clintonville
Paul Johnson
Canada
William Giovanello
Lowellville
Harry. Houlette
Haughter
Warren
Lilien Martin
Jane Gilmore
Westminster
Washburn
Ruth
Butler
Helen Eakin
Chicago
St Marys Pupils Present Musicale
Pupils from St Marys school entertained parents and friends with a splendid musical program in the church auditorium under the direction of the Sisters of St Joseph. The program will be repeated.
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St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's School
Held On Charge Of Suspicion In Auto Theft Case
Vincent DeLillo of Maitland street is held in the city jail on suspicion after an automobile was stolen from where it had been parked on North street last night. Charles Van Gorder of Ellwood City had parked the car opposite the post office end and later found it missing, later hiring a taxicab to pursue the search.
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Vincent DeLillo
Maitland Street
North Street
Charles van Gorder
Ellwood City
van Gorder
Car Crash Near Adams and Washington Streets
Tillie Braidoth reports her auto west on Adams Street colliding with Robert Loudon’s eastbound car on Washington Street at a city intersection. DeLillo and two young women were taken to the police station. two bystanders were not held. One youth fled the scene as police seek to identify him. Damage to the cars was noted.
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Ellwood City
Wabash
Ashland Avenues
DeLillo
Tillie Braidoth
Bessemer
Adams Street
Robert Loudon
Lathrop
Washington Street
Car slides into yard to avoid crash report says
George Stiefel of R F O 1 reports a westbound car on Laurel Avenue Tuesday avoided a collision with a northbound driver on North Mercer Street. The other vehicle veered into a yard to prevent an accident. The item mentions Dublin Castle’s moat as part of a sewer note.
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George Stiefel
R. FO. 1
City
Biy Police
Laurel Avenue
Mercer Street
Stiefel
Dublin Castle
Dublin
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Jefferson St
Neiman’s
Washington St
General Electric
Patrice DI Ranna
Liondale Shirts
Liondale
Seersuckers
Bordeaux
D.G Ramsey and Sons Builders
Croton Ave
Minerva
Skein
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Secon
State of
New
Lawrence
Beaver County
Little ‘Neshannock
Charles Seiple
Robert Herriot
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Stmer
Ben Euwema
Robert
Maurice Michmuirhuizen
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Eunema
University of Michigan
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West Neshannock
Avenue
Indianapolis
Indiana
Burnetts Newton
Zelienople High School
Beaver Falls
Geneva
Minnie Belle McQuiston
Pittsburgh University
Laurence
Skillen
Lawrence Kauffman
Youngstown
Betty McKre
Jerry Kilumph
Kless
Arthur Vincent
Slippery Rock
G. B. White
Eee
Lawrence County
Jacob
F. Perelman
Wallace’ Blox
St. Marys
Parente
Gram
Seventh Ward
G. C. Murphy Co
Desioet
Atsup
Lux
Jacques van Ipe
Cascade Park Ballroom
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Paul A. Harsch
C.S. B
One Church
Boston
Massachusetts
Cathedral
Lincoln Avenue
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