Tropical storm hits Florida coast with minor damage reported
A tropical storm moved inland from the Gulf of Mexico impacting near Bonita Springs Naples and Fort Myers. Early surveys show no lives lost and only minor property damage with significant flood effects around Bonita Springs where the Imperial river overflowed and trapped about 400 people before drawbridge gates opened.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Bonita Springs
Naples
Here
Everglades
Imperial River
Pennsylvania Business Women Convene aboard Great Lakes liner
The 18th annual Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women clubs convenes June 24 28 aboard the S S Octorara on the Great Lakes. Officers for each district will be elected and federation business transacted with Mrs Helen Kidd Thompson of Greenville as president. The theme Present Economic Status of Women will guide discussions on laws limiting women in commerce.
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Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
S. S
Great Lakes
Helen Kidd Thompson
Greenville
Mary T. Denman
Latrobe
Ruth M. Marvin
Lotta Sprowls
Erie
Sara E. Beerbrower
Norristown
Thompson
Helen K. Schluraff
Mildred Rogers
New Castle
Helen Blair
Pennsylvania
Meadville Glee Club
Meadville Club
Rose E. Cunningham
Des Moines
Iowa
The
National Federation
Geline McDonald Bowman
Richmond
Greenville Club
Shannon Family Returns After Pittsburgh Commencement
Mr and Mrs Jas A Shannon and daughter Esther Rose of Erie stayed at Hotel Pulaski then went to Pittsburgh for the University of Pittsburgh commencement where son Leon Elsworth Shannon earned a Bachelor of Science. They attended a Hotel Schenley reception for graduates and friends as about a thousand graduates were honored.
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Jas. A. Shannon
Esther Rose
Erie
Hotel Pulaski
James Black
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Leon Elsworth Shannon
Hotel Schenley
Bauman
Entertain Class Mrs Wallace and Mrs Funk Host Sunday School Unit
Mrs Chas Wallace and Mrs D E Funk welcomed Mrs William Curtiss class members at the Methodist Sunday School group home. A business meeting led by president Mrs Frank was followed by a social evening and lunch. Social committee for July named Mrs Francis Taylor and Mrs Chas Clark.
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Chas Wallace
D. E. Funk
William Curtiss
Methodist
Wallace
Frank
Francis Taylor
Chas Clark
Local notices on health and family arrivals
Mrs. Lawrence Mitcheltree remains ill at home for several weeks. Mrs. Hazel Hicks of New Castle, Mrs. Jack Maxwell and daughter Hazell Ann of Struthers visit Mrs. Laura Wilson. Mrs. Dora Cover reports the birth of a son to Mr.
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Lawrence Mitcheltree
Hazel Hicks
New Castle
Jack Maxwell
Hazell Ann
Struthers
Laura Wilson
Dora Cover
Local Social Notes From Wellington and Surrounding Towns
NEW GALILEE C R Flower visited in Wellington while William Hixson of Akersville and Archie Hixson traveled there. Mrs. Millie Rolland of Beaver Falls finished a visit with the Jenkins. Mrs. Tanner and Mrs. Burnside visited Beaver Falls friends. The Emma Dean Anderson circle entertained at Keith Gray's country home. Archie Hixson left for Akersville for a stay with his father. Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Burnside visited New Castle. Burnside extended stay. The United Presbyterian women met at Grace McHattie’s home. Rev W W Willis attended Muskingdom College commencement. Paul Willis and others joined alumni dinner at Beaver Valley CC. The Reformed Presbyterian missionary circle met at Mary Harrison’s with 25 ladies. devotionals led by Mrs. Watterson. Nagel presided. lunch served. Subscription note: The News by Mail, one year $5.00.
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C. R. Flower
Wellington
O. William Hixson
Akerstown
Archie Hixson
Millie Rolland
Beaver Falls
W. T. Jenkins
A. W. Tanner
Burnsside
Emma Trover
Emma Carothers
Emma Dean Anderson
Keith Gray
Grays
Akersville
Mr. Hixson
Carl Cunningham
Flossie Burnside
New Castle
Burnside
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Grace McHattie
W. W. Willis
Muskingdom College
New Concord
Ohio
Paul Willis
Mildred Britton
Orville Shuster
New Brighton High School
Beaver Valley Country Club
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Mary Harrison
R. W. Watterson
Lakewood Wins Fire Prevention Award Again
Lakewood Ohio has won the Chamber of Commerce award for best fire prevention among cities 50 000 to 100 000 population. The 1935 total fire loss was 30006 dollars with a per capita loss of 40 cents, marking the eighth straight year of the honor.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lakewood
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Bible Conference At Slippery Rock
Western Pennsylvania Bible Conference will be held at the First Presbyterian church of Slippery Rock from June 21 to 28. Speakers include Rev. William Edward Biederwolf D D, Rev. Everett F. Harrison, Rev. Norman B. Harrison, Rev. Milton Schramm, and Rev. Albert Hughes D D. Music directed by Mr. and Mrs. James Kindig with solos duets and congregational singing.
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Western Pennsylvania
First Presbyterian Church of
Slippery Rock
William Edward Biederwolf
Royal Poinciana Chapel
Palm Beach
Fla
Winona Lake
Indiana
James Kindig
Card Of Thanks From The Morse Children
We thank relatives friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy during our bereavement and for floral tributes and cars donated. The Morse Children. If you starve your family to buy a gun you are a lunatic. Starve millions to buy guns and you are a statesman.
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Morse
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Jenning
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Elizabeth Geiger
Gertrude Eppinger
Plaingrove
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J. H. Stoner
Myra
Stoner
Business Women of Pennsylvania
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Low
Jd Tonyey
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