Cascade Park Meeting Sunday Open Air Service
Open air religious services will be held at Cascade Park next Sunday afternoon at the band stand under the City Rescue Mission with H E Berquist in charge. The program features choirs from St Pauls St Johns and Bethany Lutheran, vocal solos by Mrs Andrew Dietterle Jr, piano presided by Miss Leta John and Miss Grace Zeigler, and principal speakers Rev George Fr Hegele and Rev I E Stough. Audience participation in the opening service.
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Cascade Park
City Rescue Mission
HE. J. Berquist
St. Paul's
St. John’s
Bethany Lutheran
Andrew Dietterle, Jr
Paul's Church
Bathing Beaches Likely To Be Ready This Summer
Federation of Women’s Clubs says city pools are valuable for public health and urges council to fund bathing beaches immediately. Council only received the communication, while Bes Lusk warned rebuilding the Eshannock Creek dam would require substantial funds.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Action Council
Bes Lusk
Eshannock Creek
City debates guards at beach amid cost concerns
Mr. Lusk says keeping guards would be prohibitive and notes the city faces a court cost from a drowning last summer. He favors waiting for WW’s outcome while locals urge action on rebuilding the dam, with calls coming at all hours. He urges council to proceed with the proposition.
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Lusk Staten
Turns
Miser Who Spent 50 Cents Daily For Food
New York report details Leopold a poor East Side recluse found dead in a hallway. Despite living frugally he left a fortune including 14 000 in bank books 20 000 in mortgages and 25 000 in stocks and bonds discovered in his room.
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Miser
New York
Leopold
Mlorgue
Potter's Field
Commencement On June 23 At St. Mary's School
Commencement exercises at St. Marys Parochial School on North Teaver Street will honor about 40 eighth grade students with certificates and prizes. The Rev Father F F O Shea will preside as final exams continue and a program of music and essays by honor pupils is planned.
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St. Mar Parochial School
Attack on Direct Primary Draws Sharp Reply in Congress
The June speech by Secretary of War Weeks criticizing the direct primary drew a sharp retort from Senator Norris of Nebraska. Norris accused Weeks of advocating monarchy by denying the people the right to nominate and vote.
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International News Service
Washington
War Weeks
Cleveland
Norris
Nebraska
Weeks
Price for Western Pennsylvania Coal Fixed by Hoover
Philadelphia reports that Secretary Hoover has unofficially fixed Western Pennsylvania coal at $3.25 a ton at the mines. Central Pennsylvania remains unfixed but mine run coal is rumored at $3.95 and coal running over the pick table at $4.00.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Philadelphia News Bureau
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Central
First Congregational Children’s Program Sunday Evening
First Congregational church hosts a children’s program at 7 pm led by Mrs. Carl Turner and the children’s chorus who won a prize in Youngstown. Roy Nelson presides. The program includes a pastor invocation, school songs Day of Cheer and Blessing and Little Sun, dialogues by primary classes, baptisms, recitations by Margaret Evans and May Davies, and concluding songs Willing Workers and Pretty Flowers Everywhere.
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First Congregational Church
Ust Reynolds
Carl Turner
Youngstown
Mira
Roy Nelson
Betty Jane Walker
Creharne
Soto
Eleanor Richards
Dangyalo
Louise Davies
Bertha Taylor
Margaret Evans
Sulo
May Davies
Carnival Show Stopped at Wampum District Justice Action
District Attorney R L Hildebrand and County Detective J M Dunlan closed a carnival in Wampum last night after officials deemed it immoral. They witnessed a suggestive dance and gambling devices, prompting an immediate shutdown. The report mentions the Asiatic buffalo’s milk fat content in passing.
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R. L. Hildebrand
J. M. Dunlan
Wampum
Irnival
Women and Misses in White Suits on Warm Day
Attired in a white suit on the warmest day one may be comfortably aware of being smartly dressed. Beautiful White Suits of Jersey and Hand loomed Homespuns.
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Jersey
Silk Weaves Debut With Wide Color Range And Styles
New wardrobe options emerge with an array of silk sweaters priced at 1959 and 9750. The piece highlights bold weaves, blocked and striped patterns, and a variety of color combinations.
Coal Operators To Sue Unions In Southwestern Pa
Fayette county coal operators prepare civil suits against local United Mine Workers of America unions. Suits rely on Coronado case principles to claim damage from union pressure halted production and may include criminal liability for outbreaks. Market notes follow with mixed stock moves and price shifts.
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International News Service
New York Stocks Open Irregular With Small Changes
New York stocks edged through a cautious start on June 16 as investors digested mixed economic cues. Early trading showed little direction with several issues showing modest gains while others posted slight declines, reflecting a tentative mood in the market.
Tournament At Country Club Opens Saturday Play
Tournament at New Castle Country Club regales members with a Saturday Sweepstakes on the golf course. Jivery member eligible to enter, large entry list expected, showcasing popular club tradition.
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New Castle
Ground Broken for Mt. Jackson High School Building
Attorney J Clyde Gilfillan who secured the contract for a ten room school building at Mt Jackson broke ground for the new structure this morning Brick work on the main building will be done by Clifford Chambers
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J. Clyde Gilfillan
Mt. Jackson
Clifford Chambers
Workhouse Sentence Is Given Blackmore and Guilty Pleas
Thomas Blackmore pleaded guilty to felonious assault and battery and was sentenced by Judge Emery to pay a $25 fine plus costs and serve eight months in the Allegheny county workhouse. Patsy Di Cerbo pleaded guilty in a liquor case and received a $200 fine and two months in county jail. John Cupp was found not guilty of violating the Woner act and the county of Lawrence must pay the 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 negotiations between Soviet Russia and the Vatican are on the verge of breaking down, an authoritative source said today.
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Rome
Russia
Vatican
Permit Granted to Move Water Plug on Jefferson Street
A permit was requested this morning to move a water plug six feet in front of 305 South Jefferson Street to allow a driveway. The permit was granted with the city not bearing any expense and the work will be supervised by the city water inspector.
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Come!l
Jefferson Street
Vie Lana
Ely
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