Miss Adeline Ketler Weds Oliver Emery in Brent Wedding
Miss Adeline Ketler of Brent Pa becomes bride of Oliver Emery in a noon ceremony at the North Liberty Street home of Mr and Mrs Charles G Emery. Rev H S Meltzer of the Christian Alliance church officiated. Attendants included Mildred Emery and Paris Richael served as best man. A wedding dinner followed with summer flowers. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents after a short wedding trip. Also noted are a Drexel Institute graduation for Mrs Z F Toepfer’s daughter Armada and church service schedules for Madison Avenue Christian Mahoning Presbyterian Mahoning Methodist and St Margaret’s Catholic parishes.
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Charles G. Emery
North Libarcy Street
Adeline Ketler
Brent
Oliver Emery
H. S. Meltzer
Christian Alllaner
Mildred Emery
Paris Richael
Harlansburg
Mary Bowden
Adam Ketler
Emery
Dne
Drexel
F. Toepfer
Armada
West Madison Avenue
Philadelphia
Drexel Institute
Margaret Toepter
Madison Avenue Christian
Harry G. Kaye
M. L. Andrews
Oak Grove Christian Church
Mahoning Presbyterian
Daniel Co. Schnebly
Clarence A. Patterson
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Evelyn Marshall
Christian Endeavor Society
Mahoning Methodist
C. A Williams
Roy ©. Miller
Pworth League
St. Margaret's Catholic
P. J. McKenna
Visitors from Jamestown and moves to Youngstown noted
Visitors from Jamestown and Mr and Mrs George Leidy visit Mrs Sarah Roberts on Mt Jackson road as they travel to Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Walter Simmons move from Hartford to Youngstown with the conductor job on the P and L E railroad. The Simmons daughter is listed as the Shields of Dwast Clier street. The I C C Book club hosts a June meeting at Mrs John Bevan’s home with fifteen members and a planned July 19 cascade park outing. Preparatory services at Mahoning Presbyterian Church outline Sunday sermons and missionary leadership changes. The Mahoning Civic League struggles to organize a Seventh ward playground amid low parent turnout. Seventy ward personals list local travels and illnesses.
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Jamestown
George Leidy
Mita Edna Pringle
Crawford Leidy
Johnstown
Sarah Roberts
Mt. Jackson Road
Cleveland
Youngstown
Walter Simmons
Hartford, Conn
P. and
L. E. Railroad
Simmons
W. J. Shields
Dwast Clier Street
L. S&s
John M. Bevan
West Clayton Street
I. §. C. Book Club
Cascade Park
Grove
Fred Harlan
John Fields
Walter Wilson
John Caven
Bert Turner
Civic League
Mahoning Civic League
Mra
Lee Wettich
North
Cedar Street
Seventh Ward
Edward Kellogg
North Liberty Street
Rodgers, C
Thomas Sailors
Columbiana
W. C. Powers
Paul Walters
Carnegie Tech
M. C. Adams
West Madison Avenus
Mina Ruth Bariteau
Cleveland, O
George Waltenbaugh
North Cedar Street
Half of Money in Country Is Gold
The treasury department announced that half of the U S stock of money is in gold with gold coin and bullion totaling 4 023 250 000. Total money including gold silver government and bank notes reaches 8 536 623 000 000. Of all gold 3400 000 000 is held in the United States while only 877 751 000 is outside the treasury and 407 266 724 is in circulation. If evenly divided this would equal 4 66 per person including sums outside the treasury and 264 94 000 held by Federal Reserve banks and agents.
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International News Service
Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
A B C era Em Moots Hosts Whist Club Talk on Women Voters
A lively Colonial Whist Club meeting features Mrs Em Moots arguing that women now vote and work while many still rely on cooking to win a man. She mockingly notes today’s dining options and cautions wives against overemphasizing meals to keep husbands.
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New Palace Cafe
Largest Oak Tree In State Found In Huntingdon County
State foresters report the biggest oak in Pennsylvania on the late Dr. Samuel Gregory’s Nefft's Mills farm in Huntingdon County. The tree measures 40 feet around at ground level, more than 20 feet at the trunk, stands 84 feet tall, and has a 106 foot branch spread. Also noted is a large chestnut tree free of blight on Milroy lawn, suggesting chestnut resilience and recovery potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
State Department For Forests and Waters
Samuel Gregory
Nefft's Mills
Huntingdon County
J. Reed Thompson
Milroy
Mifflin County
Legion Members Rebuild Dam Aided by Youths
Through the efforts of American Legion members the youngsters of the city will be allowed to participate in rebuilding the dam project. The initiative aims to engage community youth in constructive work while restoring the structure and benefiting local residents.
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Legion
American Legion
Dam Project Pushed for Rebuilding At Neshannock Dam
At a Friday meeting on June 15 the post decided to rebuild or start work on the Neshannock avenue dam this year. The caisson from the government, stored at the Lexington Home yard for about two years, will be repainted today and every post member is urged to assist at the effort beginning Friday June 22.
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Neshannock Avenue
Lexton
Connecticut To Keep Watch On Highways
Hartford reports that Connecticut will monitor highways and the border for a potential New York liquor influx but no extra federal agents are planned yet. State and federal authorities say precautionary measures may be taken if needed, though conditions remain uncertain.
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Hartford
Conn
New York State
Connecticut
New York
Frank T. Putney
Ford May Seek Presidency In 1934 Third Party Bid
Michigan Senator Woodbridge N Ferris predicts Henry Ford will run for president in 1934 on a third party ticket. Ferris says Ford has not admitted it but believes Ford could be a strong candidate despite not aligning with Democrats or Republicans. Ferris suggests Harding and McAdoo as other contenders.
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International Service
Henry Ford
White House
United States
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Michigan
Ford
Farrig
Ferris
Harding
McAdoo
Wording Of Debt Agreement To Be Conference Topic
In Washington the conference on wording of the British American debt agreement likely resumes next week. American officials report British Ambassador Geddes has new instructions authorizing advance notice of choosing to pay with Liberty bonds or cash. The American commission pressed for advance notice before any bond payment decision to aid treasury financing.
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Intemati News Service
American Commission
Geddes
United States
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America
Frew Furniture CO
Washington St
McCoy Motor Car CO
Mercer St
Bell
Comfort
Huston Hardware
E. Long
Union Store
Wright’s Market
Wright’s
Puritan Brand
Citizens
Wilder & Gurry
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Motor Car CO
Jefferson Street
Seventh Ward News
Adeline Ketter
Chas. G. Emery
Groom
Ward News
Home
Seavy
Owen
Owens
Wylie’s Market East St. and
Nesh. Ave
Senate
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Daniel C. Schnebly
Schnebly
F. P. Clark
Women's Home Missionary Society
Mahoning
Roy C. Miller
A. T. Johnston
Harry Hettenbaugh
OC. A. Willams
I. E. McCoy
Frank Sittig
A. G. Matthews
S. A. Barnes
Frank Gage
C. A. Williams
H. G. Coates
Harry Howard
Samuel Alexander
Clark
NEW Castle Dry Goods CO
New Castle
Spokane
Wash
Men’s Athlete Union Suits
Dimity
Abe Martin
National Newspaper Service
Britain
Gifizens National Bank
Corner Mill and
Washington Sts
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