Open Air Services at Cascade Park Next Sunday
Religious gathering at Cascade park band stand begins 3 PM under City Rescue Mission led by E J Berquist. Choirs from St Pauls St Johns and Bethany Lutheran sing. solos by Mrs Andrew Dietterle Jr. Grace Zeigler and Leta John at piano. Pastors George F Hegele and F E Stough deliver sermons. Audience may join in opening song.
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Cascade Park
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E. J. Berquist
St. Paul’s
St. John’s
Bethany Lutheran
Andrew Dietterle, Jr
Paul’s Church
Bathing Beaches Likely Closed This Summer
Members of the Federation of Women's Clubs urge the city to prepare bathing beaches and swimming pools for public use this summer. The council only received the communication and ordered it filed. Bes Lusk noted rebuilding the Neshannock creek dam would cost substantial funds.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Bes Lusk
Neshannock Creek
City Debates Guarded Beach and Dam Repair
City officials weigh beach guards to curb prohibitive costs while awaiting a court ruling on last summer’s drowning. W T Burns reports constant calls urging immediate action to rebuild the dam and supports proceeding with the proposition.
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Mr. Lusk
W. T. Burns
Miser Who Spent 50 Cents A Day Leaves $69,000
New York June 16 A nameless East Side derelict known for frugal meals was found dead. At the morgue officials uncovered bank books showing deposits of 14,000 mortgaged funds totaling 30,000 and 25,000 in stocks and bonds hidden in his room.
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New York
Leopold
Potter's Field
Commencement at St Marys School June 23
Commencement exercises at St Marys Parochial School on North Beaver street will award eighth grade certificates to about 40 students. The event Friday morning includes music and prize presentations with addresses by honor pupils. Rev Father F F O Shea will preside.
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St. Mary’s Parochial School
North Beaver Street
St. Mary’s
F. F. O’shea
Attack on Direct Primary Sparks Senate Reply
Secretary Weeks defended the direct primary in a Cleveland speech when Senator Norris of Nebraska fired back declaring that Weeks would abolish the people's right to vote if he would not permit nomination. Norris said Weeks was advocating a monarchical form of government.
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International News Service
Washington
War Weeks
Cleveland
Norris
Nebraska
Weeks
Price For Western Pennsylvania Coal Fixed By Hoover
The Philadelphia News bureau reports unofficial word that Secretary Hoover set Western Pennsylvania coal at 3.25 dollars per ton at the mines. Central Pennsylvania price remains unfixed but is rumored at 3.95 for mine run and 4 for coal flowing over the pick table.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Philadelphia News Bureau
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Central
First Congregational Children's Program Delivers Day Theme
Sunday at 7 p m the First Congregational church East Reynolds street hosts a Children's Day program led by Mrs Carl Turner and a children's chorus that won a prize in Youngstown last Saturday The program features invocation songs recitations dialogues solos piano pieces and offerings led by Mrs Roy Nelson with Betty Jane Walker Eleanor Richards Louise Davies Bertha Taylor Margaret Evans May Davies and Margaret Evans as participants
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First Congregational Church
East Reynolds Street
Carl Turner
Youngstown
Roy Nelson
Betty Jane Walk
Carnival Show Stopped At Wampum District Officials
District Attorney R L Hildebrand and County Detective J M Dunlap closed a carnival in Wampum last night after officials deemed it immoral. They witnessed the hootchie-wootch dance and saw gambling devices, finding the reports well founded. The Asiatic buffalo is noted for milk with butter fat three and a half times higher than the cow.
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R. L. Hildebrand
J. M. Dunlap
Wampum
Attired in White Suit Delights on Warmest Day
A note on stylish dressing highlights a white suit look suited for the heat. Describes beautiful white suits of jersey and hand loomed homespun fabrics as smart summer wear.
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Jersey
Silk Sweaters From 1950 To 89750 In Fresh Weaves
Advertises a wide range of silk sweaters with new weaves including blocked and striped styles. Emphasizes color combinations and fashion updates for the season, inviting readers to refresh wardrobes with varied textures and designs.
Coal Operators To Sue Unions In Western Pa
Fayette county operators plan civil suits against local United Mine Workers unions citing Coronado case principles. Suits may allege conspiracy and may seek damages for production halts during the strike. Market notes follow with mixed shares moves and price shifts across steel, oil, and locomotive stocks.
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Fayette County
International News Service
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
United States Supreme Court
Coronado
Baldwin
Mexican
Sinclair Oil
Studebaker
Texas and Pacific
Crucible
Republic
Marine Preferred
New York Stocks Open Irregular With Small Changes
New York stock market opened unevenly on June 16 with only minor price movements. Traders noted tepid activity as prices drifted and key averages showed slight gains and losses in early dealings.
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International News Service
New York
Sweepstakes Tournament Set For New Castle Country Club
A sweepstakes tournament will be held on Saturday at the New Castle Country Club golf course. All club members may enter and a large entry list is anticipated. The event follows the club’s popular Saturday sweepstakes format.
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New Castle Country Club
Ground Broken For High School Building
Attorney J Clyde Gilfillan was awarded the contract for a ten room school building at Mt. Jackson and broke ground this morning. Brick work on the main structure will be done by Clifford Chambers.
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J. Clyde Gilfillan
Mt. Jackson
Clifford Chambers
Workhouse Sentence Is Given Blackmore. John Cupp Not Guilty
Thomas Blackmore pleaded guilty to felonious assault and battery and was sentenced by Judge Emery to pay a $25 fine plus costs and eight months in the Allegheny county workhouse. Patsy Di Cerbo received a $200 fine and two months in jail after pleading guilty in a liquor case. John Cupp was found not guilty of violating the Woner act and the county of Lawrence must pay costs.
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Thomas Blackmore
Emery
Allegheny County
Patsy di Cerbo
John Cupp
Lawrence
Russ Vatican Deal Near Breaking Point
Rome June 16 Soviet Russia and the Vatican near breakdown as negotiations approach collapse per an authoritative source.
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Vatican
Rome
Russia
Move Hydrant Permit Granted Near 305 South Jefferson
Council approved a permit to relocate a water plug about six feet to the property line in front of 305 South Jefferson to create a driveway. The city will not share any expense, and the work will be supervised by the city sewer inspector.
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Jefferson Street
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