Seventh Ward Pro gressive tennis plan and substation progress
Albert J. Dottle leads Seventh Ward Pro gressive club planning preliminary county matches at the club courts with an annual tournament upcoming. Last year's winners Dorothy Schtzinger and Philliard McClure return as entrants. The county playoff will be at the club, with a loving cup awarded to the winner for permanent ownership after three wins. Nearby Bricklayers finish roof on Penn Power substation at North Cedar. Zleids area shows farmer notes of good weather lifting vegetables. Maple Street court restored for residents near West Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Dottle
Seventh Ward
Progressive Club
Dortle
Dorothy Schtzinger
Philliard McClure
Dottle
Gorn
Zleids
Roadway Repairs and Light Pole Incident Reported
Roadway near Willow Grove undergoing repair with patched potholes. A light post at the corner of Madison Avenue and Worth Liberty Street was knocked down, creating a public safety concern in the ward district brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Grove
Madison Avenue
Worth Liberty Street
Vacation Bible School Opens With 35 Attendees
Mahoningtown Presbyterian church hosts vacation Bible school with 35 youngsters enrolled. Rev B D Schneply notes strong start as the two week program runs daily 9 to 12, organized into Bible study, handcraft, music, and recreation for ages 6 to 16. SEVENTH WARD PERSONALS Mrs Bernard McCormick and infant daughter, North Liberty street, have returned home from domestn Memorial hospital.
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Mahoningtown
Seventh Ward
Bernard McCormick
North Liberty Street
Domestn Memorial Hospital
Liberty Stars Open Season At Ward Field Tonight
Liberty Stars will start their season with a league game at 5 30 o clock at Liberty street playground versus Checker Gils of the West Side. East Bil Themes will toss the first ball and Louis Perrotta will catch it to formally open the season. The team sports new uniforms and a fine appearance is expected.
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Liberty Stars
Liberty Street Playground
Checker Gils
West Side
Louis Perrotta
Plan Picnic For Ward Sunday School
Mahoningtown Presbyterian church announces its annual Sunday school picnic planned for Wednesday June 21. Rev D C Schnebly says the event will be at Community Park in New Wilmington with afternoon and evening activities and a picnic supper. Transportation to New Wilmington will be provided for those needing it.
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Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
D. C. Schnebly
New Wilmington
Transportation Committee
N. N
New Willington
Marie Hamilton
Hamilton Assumes His New State Post
In Harrisburg on Monday Sheriff William J. Hamilton of Philadelphia was sworn in as state secretary of revenue to replace J. Griffith Boardman. Deputy Sheriff David P. Watson, a Germantown Republican leader, was named Shrievelly post by Gov. James. Hamilton will earn 12000 annually, down from 16000 as sheriff, as 100 spectators watched the ceremony.
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International Laws Service
Harrisburg
William J. Hamilton
Philadelphia
State Secretary of Revenue
J. Griffith
Boardman
David P. Watson
Germantown
Arthur
James
Shrievelly
Hamilton
Senate Democrats
Commonwealth
S. M. R. Ohara
Victory Rally in Jersey City over Hague decision
Officials of the American Civil Liberties Union praised the peaceful police setting for a victory rally on Journal Square celebrating the Supreme Court decision against Mayor Hague. A heckler was removed as 4,000 booed Norman Thomas and Dorothy Bromley while departing for New York.
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International News Service
Jersey City
The
American Civil Liberties Union
U. S. Supreme Court
Frank Hague
Journal Square
Norman Thomas
Dorothy Dunbar Bromley
Journal
Square
New York
Rose Point W C T U Meeting at Home
Rose Point W C T U met at Mrs. Sarah McElwain's home with 16 members present and Miss Margaret Wilson presiding. Hostesses were Mrs. Elda Gross and Mrs. Vance Wilson. next meeting July 13 at Mrs. Paul Chapin's home. Numerous social notes follow with local visits and events around Beaver Falls and Geneva College.
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Slippery Rock
Sarah McElwain
Elda Gross
Vance Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Paul Chapin
Rose Foint
Mgr. Gray
Pittsburgh
Roy Pryor
Edsel
Grove City
Smith
Geneva College
A. W. Smith
Clair
Paul McClymonds
Cleveland
Kenneth Emery
Wooster
Ted Armstrong
James Clusterman
Lester Stoner
Horace Morgan
Waussau
Wis
Bella Kennedy
Pearl
Rose Point ¥. P
C. D
Beaver Falls
Robert Bleakley
Grand
Bobby
Hazel Houk
Ellwood
Plymouth Roadking Tops Low priced Car Features
Plymouth leads three low priced cars with the Roadking showing 20 of 25 top features including an all silent transmission and X braced frame. De Luxe Plymouth trails in notable features, helping Plymouth drive strong sales amid buyer interest.
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Plymouth
Detroit
Plymouth Division
Chrysler Corporation
Michigan
Columbia Network
Local Men Win Unique Turtle Catch Contest at Grove City
A weekend event at Barmore Lake near Grove City pitted Mercer and Lawrence counties teams against each other to see who could catch the most turtles. Mercer’s Thomas Park and Lee Rosinson faced off against Lawrence’s George H. Ward and Clyde Rainey, with spectators from the country club watching. The event ran about four hours from 10 am, with Lawrence winning by two more turtles. A New Wilmington fish warden supervised the contest.
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Barmore Lake
Country Club
Grove City
Mercer County
Lawrence County
Thomas Park
Lee Rosinson
Hendersonville
Miecer
George H. Ward
Dew Avenue
Clyde Rainey
Darlington Avenue
Lawrence
Mercer. Co
B. White
New Wilmington
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Fisher’s Grocery
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