June Meeting Of Presbytery Meets At Neshannock Church
The June meeting of Shenango Presbytery at Neshannock Presbyterian Church New Wilmington heard Genesis Assembly reports from J Audrey Boak Mt Hermon and Rev W Joseph Engle Bessemer. Two candidates for the ministry Richard A Davis New Wilmington and Stewart V W Harre Middlesex were licensed to preach with Harre to be installed at Middlesex June 17.
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Tayraen
Shenano
Richard A. Davis
New Wilmington
Western Theological Seminary
New Galilee
Stewart V W. Harre
Middlesex Church
John Bowman
Kirkbride Wiite
Ma Church
New Castle
Robert M. White
Shenango Presbytery
Calvary Church
Card Of Thanks From Benninghoff and Family
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy during our recent bereavement. P. C. Benninghoff and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown.
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Seman
City Hall Briefs Warn Firework Prohibition and Crackdown
Police Chief Criswell directs officers to arrest autoists who throw fire crackers from cars and to crack down on fireworks sales and possession as complaints surge. The dog catcher targets quarantine enforcement while residents along Richelieu avenue report a howling canine. Officers watch for the Weed Man who frightens people from weeds near Pollock and Uber. sling shots, not allowed, are tied to late reports. The News price is one year five dollars.
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Ralph A A. Criswell
Richelieu Avenue
Turzan
Pollock Avenue
Uber Street
National Clean Up Rural Mail Box Week Plan
SEVENTH WARD NEWS reports a rural mail box cleanup initiative to be adopted locally as National Clean-Up Rural Mail Box Week during the week of August 1. The program aims to improve appearance and accessibility of rural boxes, noting unserviceable boxes hinder mail delivery and mar highway scenery. Superintendent Edwin McBride says routes are generally fine but several boxes need painting and relocation for better reach from vehicles.
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Post Office Department
Government
Edwin McBride
Mahoningtown
Scout Parade Promotes Boy Scout Benefit Show
Troop 4 scouts from Mahoningtown led a Tuesday evening parade along Madison Avenue and Liberty Street advertising a June 16 and 17 gala at the Methodist church auditorium to raise funds for sending all scouts to Camp Phillips this season. Howard Teekilt, assistant scoutmaster, led the procession.
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Church Auditorium
Ward Streets
Mahoningtown
Camp Phillips
Methodist Church
Howard Teekilt
Ity
Madison Avenue
Liberty Street
Mustangs to Meet in Ward Tonight
Members of the Seventh Ward Mustangs Athletic Club plan a meeting tonight at 8 in the home of Maurice Bud Aquara on Orchard Street to organize an upcoming social party. The Mahoning Methodist church board will meet at 9 after the mid week prayer service.
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Seventh Ward Mustangs Athletic Cub
Maurice “Bud
The
Mahoning Methodist Church
W P A Concert In Word Is Success
A large crowd of nearly 1000 attended a WPA open air concert in Liberty Street Park under the Seventh Ward Civic Club. Ben Shulansky directed with Harry Hammond assisting. the program mixed classical and popular selections featuring vocalists and instrumental soloists. The next ward concert, in two weeks, will be by the American Legion Junior Band conducted by Professor Joseph Replogle.
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Liberty Street
Ben Shulansky
Harry Hammond
Ward
Seventh Ward Civic Club
American Legion
Joseph , Replogle
Madison Avenue Hosts Club Meetings and Social
Dorathe Hackett welcomed Mahgl club members at her Madison Avenue home for a regular meeting with a brief business session and plans for a camping trip. Prizes were won by Marian Anangst and Catherine Clark. A luncheon followed. Betti Anderson and Helen Anderson aided by Miss Anderson hosted a second gathering at Misa Gay Anderson’s home on Madison Avenue with bridge and high score prizes awarded to June Anderson. Next meeting set for June 28 at Miss Meurissa Thompson’s home.
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Dorashe Hackett
Madison Avenue
Mahgl Club
Marian Anangst
Catherine Clark
Perry Duion
Misa Gay Anderson
June Anderson
Betty Anderson
Miss Anderson
Helen Anderson
Meurissa Thompson
Eighth Street
Chrysler Royal Cars Prove Delightful To Women Drivers
Florence C Schultz of Indianapolis says the Chrysler Royal provides quiet motor smooth pickup easy brakes and economical operation. Leste F McConnell of Birmingham reports eight states on her Royal delivering 21 to 22 miles per gallon, easy restful driving with ample power for hills and noted safety and roominess.
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Chrysler
Florence C. Schulz
Indianapolis
Ind
Teaver
Leste
F. McConnell
Birmingham
Ala
Mahoning Valley Grange Initiates New Class
At the Mahoning Valley Grange session presided by master W. 8. Robison the first and second degrees were conferred on a class by the degree team under Cant. David A. Byler. The third and fourth degrees will be conferred in two weeks and Juvenile Grange reorganization for ages 6 to 14 will be effected.
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Mahoning Valley Grange
Robison
Mahoning Valley
Cant
David A. Byler
Heart Attack Fatal To Pennsy Engineer In Hazelton Yards
A Pennsy railroad engineer from New Castle district, M. J. Scanlon of Niles Ohio, died of a heart attack in Hazelton yards at Youngstown last night around 1 o'clock. He was 57, had 35 years in service, and was stricken while eating lunch. The Seman family thanks friends for kindness and floral tributes. The report also notes a 32 foot python record. the longest ever captured, with an average of 13 feet.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New Castle District
Pennsylvania
Hazelton
Youngstown
M. J. Scanlon
Niles, O
Pennsy
Erie & Ashtabula
Scean- Jon
Financial intrigue and protests thread through Europe and America
The piece highlights Baron Rothschild detained in Vienna amid Nazi financial probes while in the U.S. Jacob Coxey’s 1894 Army of Peace echoes as the author reflects on money power and public demonstrations. The author contrasts European financier action with American protest history and speculative money ideas.
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Europe
Rothschild
Stlaure
Eugene
Vienna
Duchess of Windsor
Edward
Ghia
Louis Rothschald
Louis
Frankrov
Mayer Anselm Bauer
Bauer
Ming
Geneva Opens Large Summer School Session at Beaver Falls
Geneva college at Beaver Falls opened its annual summer session with one of its largest enrollments. Attending are many from western and eastern schools. The special campus affair Friday evening, June 4, kicks off the program as activities for the summer group begin.
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Geneva
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Mans Reas
Workers Alliance to Meet Tonight on Public Square
Members of the Workers Alliance will meet tonight in the Wallace Block on the Public Square to discuss wars and ways to start more city projects. All WPA workers are eligible to attend the meeting.
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Workers Alliance
Wallace
WPA
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