Mrs Gilmore Heads Lawrence County Mothers Board
Mrs Walter Gilmore of Hillsville was named president of the Mothers Assistance Fund Board for Lawrence County at a recent re organization meeting. Other officers include vice president Mrs Glanche W Sampson secretary Mrs Grace Crawford treasurer Miss Clare Duff. members Mrs Maud Duff Mrs Laurh Miller and Mrs Lenora Reynolds. Miss Mary Wolcott absent represented the state. The fund rose from 34872.44 to 39878.44 for the coming year ending May 31, 1094, with about 97 families and 921 children listed in Lawrence County, plus many awaiting placement. Walter Smith was found not guilty of fornication and bastardy but paid costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gilmore
Hillsville
Mothers Assistance Fnd
Lawranca
Glanche W. Sampson
Volant
Sect Cotary
Grace Crawford
New Castles
Clare Duff
New Castle
Maud Duff
Laurh Miller
Lenora Reynolds
Talwood City
Mary Wolcott
Harrisburg
Court House
Lawrence County
Iis
Presbytery Meets In Ellwood Church
Shenango Presbytery met in Ellwood City First Presbyterian with Rev W A Lloyd presiding. Reports from General Assembly in Columbus were read by J W Falkman. Young ministers Jesse Houk and Joseph Mentzer were examined and ordained later at Slippery Rock. Robert J Gibson reported on the Presbyterian Book Store in Pittsburgh and its eleven shared presbyteries profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. McClure
Shenango
Sunday School Class Elects Officers at Honing Methodist
Attendees from the Sunday school class of the Honing Methodist Church included Mrs William Shaw and Mrs Shaw. Frances Hyde was recognized as a guest speaker and two tables featured pink and white decorations. Helen Miles was elected secretary and the class president position was filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honing‘ Methodist
Wilam Shaw
Shaw
Frances “Hyde
Miles _ Helen
Mahoning School Reunion Set For August First Wednesday
The Mahoning school reunion is planned for August. The organizing committee says this year’s event will meet the standard of prior years. Deaconesses from Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church will gather in the evening after prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning
Mahoningtown
Presbyterian ‘Church
Jennie Zumpelig and Helen Ratley Named Joint Hostesses
Jennie Zumpelig and Helen Plorence Ratley were designated as joint hostesses for the event, sharing duties and presenting the program schedule. The arrangement lists both women in leading roles with equal responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Zumpelig
Helen Plorence Ratley
Madgson Avenue Classes and Local Notices
Fragmentary notices about a breakfast in the park, a club meeting postponed, a birth announcement for Mary Lan Howerd, and repairs at Baltimore and Ohio station. Names include Marjorie Wettich, Mrs Clare Allen, Mrs E ceny, Pearl Walker, Lewis A Howerd, and J A Prater. Locations mention Enon Valley and Sigel, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
A. ‘Howerd
Af'r
Enon Valley
Dime 13
Mary, Lan
Seventh Ward
J.a. Prater
Seandon
Wabash Avenue
Sigel
North Tirty
Vacation of Centre department official noted
Mabgomiery of the Centre department has begun his week’s vacation, as reported in local records. Mr Montgom-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabgomiery
Centre Department
Mr. Montgom
Girls Tell of Low Wages in Scranton Sweatshops
Witnesses including Miss Elizabeth R testified about working at Pell Di Mauro Plant in Scranton where wages were paid poorly. The chamber of commerce arranged the factory visit, Dorothy Grantland noted, as a four hour committee hearing adjourned to resume in Shamokin with additional hearings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Scranton
Pell
di Mauro
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Dorothy Grantland
Bhamokin
Police Seek Missing Woman and Child in Pennsylvania Case
Police joined state forces to locate Catherine Van Dyke and her week old baby who vanished from their home. Mrs Van Dyke left in a Chevrolet coupe with a Pennsylvania license plate. the 1981 model car is described as the vehicle of interest. She is about 25, 5 feet 7 inches tall with hair and wearing a light hat and blue suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otty
Catherine
van Dyke
Pyente
Swas
Pennsylvania
Theory Of Taxes Is League Subject Address Topic
The League president spoke on the theory and necessity of taxes, tracing the development of the tax system. Attorney CG Henry Akens followed with remarks on what the New Deal means. Questions were asked of the speakers during an open session at the league rooms on Neshennock Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Léague
Neshennock Avenue
Clarence
Patterson
Tavies
Henry ‘Akens
Gaston Post Meets In Short Session
The Gaston Post No 348 held its regular meeting Tuesday at Legion Home on North Street. Attendance was up slightly from the usual, with a few members unable to attend and others noting a concise agenda and brief reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston Post
Perry
Cripple Caught Influence of Rom Business
The fragmentary text suggests a brief item about a crippled individual connected to Rom business. Readable details are too limited to determine full names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Queen Marie and Family Menaced by Austrian Nazi Mob
In Innsbruck Austria a mob of Austrian Nazis menaced dowager Queen Marie of Romania Princess Elena and Archduke Anton at their villa shouting hostile chants. Military police dispersed the crowd arresting several. A drum blast caused a blast of gasoline setting clothing ablaze. two boys ages 9 and 26 and their father were burned but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
International News Service
Austria
Hiter
Rumania
Cana
Archduke Anton
Joseph
Andréw
Michael Zawada
Michael
Ges
Andrew
Uniontown Boy Fatally Burned In Explosive Accident
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on June 14 a 50 gallon gasoline drum believed empty exploded fatally injuring Michael Zawada a 15 year old youth. The blast occurred as he handled or turned the drum near the Uniontown hospital area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Uniontown
Michael Zawada
Uniontown’ Hospital
Library Trustees Meet Last Night
New Castle free public library trustees met Tuesday evening in the library. Librarian Miss Alice M. Sterling reported a 9 percent May book circulation gain over the prior year, with adults up 29 percent and juveniles up 16 percent. South Side branch rose 25 percent while Janin up 20 percent, Mahoningtown 5 percent and East Side 29 percent. Sterling noted staff member Miss Adice Joyce attended the Pennsylvania Library Association annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Free Public Library
Alice M. Sterling
South Side
Janin
Mahoningtown
East Side
Miss Sterling
Miss. Adice Joyce
Thebrary Staff
Pennsylvania Library Association
Martial Music For Reunion Of Vets At Castle Beach
The 28th Division reunion at Castle Beach will feature marching bands from the Fifth Infantry Bugle and Drum Corps and the 112th Infantry Band of Grove City. Major General Edward Shannon cannot attend due to commitments at Scotland Orphans Home and a Philadelphia engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
28Th Division
Castle Beach
Lewis Aw Cony
Kable- Ashton Post
Fifth Infantry Bugle
112Th Infantry
Grove City
Edward ©. Shannon
Scotland Orphans Home
Philadelphia
Plea Deals Heard In Court On Small Theft Cases
Pleas of guilty were entered this morning by Walter Polkiewles and John Duda for stealing about 15 cents worth of brass from George Wolfe. Joseph Bennett admitted stealing a bicycle from Homer James. William Smith pleaded guilty to assault and battery on Hazel South. Sentencing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pol- Kiewles
John Duda
George Wolfe
Joseph Bennett
Homet James
William Smith
Hazel South
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Mrs. Gilmore
Mothers Board
Mothers Assistance Fund Board
Walter Smith
Dudge R. L. Hildebrand
Dirac
Presbytery
Ellwood Church
Kelvinator
Washington
Marvin Electric CO
N. Mercer St
Marjorie Wettichbersburg
An’ ‘Wettich
Misslayton
S Sea
Ascade
Clareence ‘Allen
Madison’ Avenue
Isi
Brook
W. G. Alup Planna
Carl Hetk Hag
Sapteen
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Liberty Street
Wetherill
Narne
Strauss-Hirshberas
America
NEW Summer Shades
Herrass
Uniontown Boy
Farmers Market
South Mill Street
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