Motorists Before Mayor On Various Charges in City Court
Several motorists faced Mayor Fred L. Rentz on speeding and parking violations. Most admitted charges or expected hearings. fines ranged from five dollars to ten dollars with costs. Harry Offutt contested a 30 mph charge and will have a hearing with Officer Reynolds present.
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New Castle
H. M. Reynolds
Fred L. Rentz
Harry Offutt
Reynolds
Offutt
Lester Clark
Clark
J. W. Walsh
E. Washington Street
Max Ewing
Koppel
E. E. Cowles
Lieut. Dysart
Joe Whittager
East Washington Street
Mr. Whittaker
Whittaker
BE. F. Connelly, Jr
Rentz
Stanley Boran
Moravia Street
Sanitary
Louis Hoon
Boron
America
City Panel Studies Widening of Cunningham Avenue
On Friday June 15 city council school board and business leaders met near Benjamin Franklin Junior High to view Cunningham avenue between Taylor and Lutton. They favor widening the street by 20 feet, taking land from the west side, and heard Weingartner Realty offer to sell property on the west side between Division and Taylor for $9,000.
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School Board
Board of Trade and Representative Citizens
Cunningham Avenue
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
Taylor and Lutton Street
Taylor and Lutton
George T. Weingartner
Weingartner Realty Company
Division
Taylor Street
City considers real estate valuation panel action
The city offered to let three men familiar with realty values adjudicate the price. It is probable that some action will be taken by the city council in the matter in the near future.
Pinchot Nominates McCullouch Insurance Commissioner
Governor Pinchot named Samuel W. McCullouch as insurance commissioner completing the department head role after a gap since yesterday noon. Clyde L. King also named George D. Thorn as deputy secretary and Charles Reittel of Steelton as deputy in charge of the budget and finance.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Samuel W. McCullouch
McCulloch
Clyde L. King
State and Finance
George D. Thorn
Election Bureau
Charles Reittel
Steelton
Salvation Army to Hold Gospel Services in Cascade Park
The Salvation Army will conduct Sunday gospel services in Cascade Park. The first service is set for Sunday, June 24, continuing last summer’s popular series with planned similar gatherings this year.
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Salvation Army
Cascade Park
Rhodes Mission Children’s Day Program Highlights Local Recitations
A Rhodes Mission Sunday observance for Children’s Day features a school song program, scripture readings, and numerous recitations and exercises by a host of students led by Virginia Mae Ramsey and May Cromie. The program includes flag drills, salutes, and multiple student performances.
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Rhodes Mission
Virginia Mae Ramsey
Mildred Hay
Minnie Sckagone
Carrie Sckagone
Sohola Ruba
Gretchen Aber
Elizabeth Grilling
All Right
Margaret Grilling
Children’s Day Chain
Jessie Lambo
Teresa Pascarella
Dorie Asso
Helen Detrick
Josephine Sckagone
Catherine Mumford
Julie Detrick
Mary Sckagone
Grace Dormick
Mary Avin
Flagdrill
Lucy Kawaskia
Jessie Parks
Ruth McCandless
Mary Albin
May Cromie
Gertrude Cromie
Dorie Osso
Mary Aven
Esther Phillips
Teresa Paskarella
Ruth Maxwell
Arcelli Paskarella
Joe Detrick
Mildred
Olive Hay
Scotland Lane Scout Troop Meets at School
Scotland Lane Boy Scout troop held its regular weekly meeting last evening at Scotland Lane school with assistant Scout-master Jack Grittie in charge. Fifteen scouts attended as the 12 scout laws were reviewed, compass instruction given, and marching drills practiced. Several games followed before adjournment.
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Scotland Lane
Scotland Lane School
Jack Grittie
Medical Graduate Dr Anthony Ferrante Returns to Wampum
Dr Anthony Ferrante recent Wampum high school graduate of 1916 has completed medical training in St Louis and Chicago. He earned doctor of medicine and surgery June 5 and will intern at Cook County Hospital Chicago after Illinois state board exam. Classmate Dr P J Belanger of Boston visits. both will soon depart for Boston for several weeks.
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Anthony Ferrante
St. Louis
Louis Ferrante
Ferrante
Wampum High School
Geneva College
Loyola University of Chicago
University of St. Louis
State Board of Illinois
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
P. J. Belanger
Boston
Wampum
Mass
Caldwell to Attend Oberlin Class Reunion and Commencement
Attorney William J. Caldwell travels to Oberlin Ohio for the tenth annual class reunion today and will also take part in next week’s commencement exercises.
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William J. Caldwell
Oberlin, O
Manila Bobby and Junior Pinger Released by Bandits
Seattle reports that Manila Bobby a 12 year old and Junior Pinger were captured with an American party by Chinese bandits in the hills but were released unharmed and soon to tell others of their experience. Both boys are sons of army officers and their release comes as the last of eight captives is freed with Miss Lucy Aldrich en route to the United States.
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Seattle
Wash
Manila
Bobby
Junior Pinger
America
Pinger
Ronald We. Pinger
Berkeley
Calif
Robert
Robert A. Allen
Lucy Aldrich
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
United States
Indians Lug Dead Chief 187 Miles
Victoria British Columbia June 16 From the wilds of Central British Columbia comes word of a long funeral march as twenty Indians carried their dead chief Alexander Isaac 187 miles in three weeks to inter him in the reservation cemetery. The coffin traveled under ice packed conditions with two sections of bearers and camp laborers overcoming impassable hills and ice jams. The chief was one of the region’s most popular natives.
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International News Service
Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
Alexander Isaac
Isaac
Moricetown
Morice River
New Geyser Erupts in Yellowstone Norris Basin
A new geyser in Norris Basin Yellowstone National Park erupts about 75 feet high with clear water and steam explosions lasting five to ten minutes. Rangers consider it a notable park feature near the Black Growler and have floated naming it after President Harding during his proposed visit.
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Livingston
Mont
Norris Basin
Yellowstone National Park
Harding
Sleeping singer found in pond after late night disturbance
In East St. Louis on June 16 at 3 AM police heard a neighborhood disturbance and traced it to a man lying in a minnow pond singing Asleep in the Deep. Officers say he drank illicit liquor and was pulled from the water as part of the incident.
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International News Service
East ST. Louis
Ill
Chief Inspects School Equipment to Fight Fires
Fire Chief Frank J. Connery toured school buildings this morning to inspect fire fighting equipment including the chemicals used in the various facilities.
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Frank J. Connery
Twenty Five and Twenty Five A Secret Renewal
A memoir style tale of Harry and Wenda who vow to meet each October tenth under an old oak and renew their love. Over thirty years their secret meetings sustain them through storms, aging, and family shifts until a bold plan to elope leads to a three month honeymoon in Florida and Cuba.
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Wenda
Farmer Bean
Larry
Harry
Venda
Europe
Florida
Union Station
Cuba
Not a Pot-Boller Alfred Noyes and Yeats joke on income
Alfred Noyes, professor of literature at Princeton, makes poetry pay but William Butler Yeats, a real poet, says his writings bring him only 150 dollars a year. A journalist consoled Yeats on the small income, and the bard replied that the fires of genius never make the pot boil.
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Alfred Noyes
Princeton
William Butler Yeats
Shrines And Temples Of Sacred Mountain Hunan Pilgrims
SHANGHAI June 16 Thousands of pilgrims visit the sacred mountain shrines in Hunan Nan Yoh Shan one of China's five sacred peaks. Each October over 10 000 pilgrims arrive daily. Some of the pilgrims journey from distant regions to see the temples and religious sites atop the mountain.
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Shanghai
China
Hunan
Nan Yoh Shan
Card of Thanks from Winger Family
The Winger family thanks friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Frank Winger. Gratitude is extended to L. O. M. and F. O. Eagles for floral tributes and care. Mrs Frank Winger and family and Mrs Sarah Winger and family express appreciation.
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L. O. M. and
F. O. Eagles
Frank Winger
Sarah Winger
Coconut Tree Planting Law On Raralanga Island
In the Raralanga Cook Islands, law requires each family head to plant and tend a cocoanut tree for every year of a child’s age until the child can plant for themselves. The island is renowned for its abundant coconuts and fine quality.
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Raralanga
Cook Islands
Pacific Ocean
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