Lindbergh Makes Sudden 3-Hour Washington Trip
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh flew from New York to Washington in under two hours and returned in about two and a half hours. Dressed in evening clothes he departed Mitchel Field at 2 59 a m and landed again at 7 47 a m. The aviator, awake with no sleep, appeared brisk and content after the unexpectedly swift flight in the Spirit of St Louis. He slipped from Roxy's theater during the performance, leaving 6 000 spectators puzzled by his sudden departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Kilgallen
International News Service
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mitchelfield
Washington
Lindy
Lindbergh
Roxy
Search For French Fliers Continues In Quebec Woods
Government and private teams keep scouring northern Quebec woods for Nungesser and Coli amid uncertain reports. Reliable witness Brosseau heard an air motor May 9 near the Marguerite River, suggesting possible plane trouble. Flares reported in St Regin township bolster hope, though earlier claims of alive flyers were debunked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Quebec
Jne
Nungesser
Coli
Edward Blais
River Bend
George Brousseau
Marguerite River
Forestry Department
Brosseau
Newfoundland
St. Lawrence
St. Marguerite River
Price Brothers, Limited
St. Regin
No Bail On Murder Charge For Butler County Official
Elegie McCandless former Butler county treasurer remains in county jail after being charged with murder and involuntary manslaughter in a Butler avenue auto crash that killed Fred Beebe of Cleveland. An inquest and hearing will be held at Alderman Mantz office tomorrow evening with District Attorney J Elder Bryan representing the commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elegie McCandless
Butler County
Butler Avenue
Fred Beebe
Cleveland
Alderman Mantz
McCandless
Butler
5. P. Emery
J. Elder Bryan
Commonwealth
Former Allentown Legislator Dies at 60
Fred H. Horlacher, 60, former member of the Pennsylvania assembly and head of the Horlacher company, died here this forenoon. Until Prohibition, Horlacher's brewery was the largest in Eastern Pennsylvania. He is survived by his widow and four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Allentown
Fred H. Horlacher
Pennsylvania Assembly
Horlacher Company
Horlacher
Pennsylvania
President Coolidge Begins Dakota Summer Visit at Black Hills
President Coolidge arrives at the Game Lodge in the Black Hills for his first summer in the rugged White House. He plans to enjoy scenery and a buffalo steak after meeting with photographers who were delayed by light. Gifted with a 10-pound sirloin from Pierre and seven Chinese pheasants, the feast faces a seasonally questionable status with a game warden aware. He will also tour Rapid City’s temporary executive offices later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. DU
International News Service
S&s. D
Black Hills
Coolidge
White House
Pierre
Hugh Jayne
Theodore Roosevelt
Jaynes
Rapid City
Obituary/Notables Listed From Various Cities
A compilation lists individuals by city including New Castle Elvena Massie Doris E. McBride Charles Mooney Rodwell J. Stebner Rebecca Custard Lena Perrine James Eldridge Marion Watson Harvey Campbell Ethel Miller Earl Winston Minnie Lowe Fred Smith Alice Lafferty Clifford Duncan Emma Lewis and others from New Castle Cleveland Pittsburgh Butler Youngstown Canton Eastbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mooney
New Castle
Elvena Massie
R. Harold Boak
Princeton
Doris E. McBride
Marley S. Park
Cleveland, Oo
Ella D. Wendland
Cleveland
James H. Eldridge
Youngstown
Rebecca Custard
George H. Kilgore
Lena Irene Perrine
Jackson Center
Rodwell J. Stebner
Pittsburgh
Marion Mae Watson
Harvey A. Campbell
Butler Ethel M. Miller
Butler Earl Winston
Minnie Lowe
Fred J. Smith
Canton
Alice Lafferty
James Norman Patterson Eastbrook
Gladys May Carr
Clifford Duncan
Emma Lewis
Foreign War Vets Gather for Annual Pennsylvania Encampment
Bethlehem Pa June 16 Thousands of defenders of the United States in wars since the Spanish American War assemble for the annual encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars department of Pennsylvania. The convention runs through Saturday with officer elections and site selection for next year as main business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Bethlehem
United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Pennsylvania
Newport catcher dies after foul tip during Glenkirk game
Charles H. Morrow 22 of Newport, catcher for the Newport team, died from a heart injury after a foul tip struck him eight o'clock last night on the Newport baseball field. He had no breast protector and collapsed while returning the ball. He leaves parents and one sister. Funeral by Masonic lodge and Rev J Greer Bingham set for June 18. Burial Clinton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenkirk
Charles H. Morrow
Newport
D. M. Marshall
Wampum
J. P. Caldwell
Clair McKim
Joe Newton
McKim
Morrow
Mr. Morrow
Frank Morrow
Ellwood City
Masonic Lodge
New Castle
Gladys
J. Greer Bingham
Wampum Presbyterian Church
Clinton Cemetery
St Louis Gears Up For Lindbergh Welcome Parade
The city plans six public events to honor Col. Charles A. Lindbergh upon his return aboard The Spirit of St. Louis, with a 4 PM Lambert Field arrival and a city-wide flyover before landing at Harry H. Knight’s home. Mayor Victor Miller Gov Lem Baker and a reception committee will greet him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Quisen Berry
International News Service
ST. Louis
Godspeed
Lindbergh
St. Louisan
Tomorow
Lebourget
Gasoline Spill Ignites Street Fire at Local Station
An alarm at 7:40 last night sent firefighters to Grossman Service Station on West Long Avenue. A boy refueling spilled gasoline on the street, igniting a small fire that caused no damage and was quickly controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grossman
West Long Avenue
In County Jail On Two Charges
Jacob Hartfielder of 1023 North Cedar Street was jailed last night on charges of surety of the peace and driving while intoxicated. Detective John Miller arrested him and Alderman Hamilton committed him for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hartfielder
North Cedar Street
John Miller
Alderman Hamilton
Hagen Keeps Nerves Ready In Open Title Fight
Walter Hagen sits near the lead in the U S Open at Oakmont, carding 39 37 76 to reach 226 after 54 holes. Harrison Johnston stalled with 87 in a bid to regain momentum while Bobby Jones and others pursue the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Oakmont Country Club
Walter Hagen
Felix Serafin
Wilkes-Barre
H. R. Johnston
Minikahda Club
Minn
James R. Foulis
Hinsdale
George M. Crist
Rochester
N. Y
P. O. Hart
Marietta
Ohio
George Gadd
Great Britain
Eddie Murphy
Chicago
Ted Ray
Joe Turnesa
Blsmford
Pasadena
Fla
Hagen
Mashie
Local Women at WBA Convention in Pittsburgh
Members from New Castle Review No. 89, Woman's Benefit Association, attend the Pennsylvania Great Review opening in Pittsburgh. Attendees include Mrs. Anna Daly, Mrs. Margaret Heaney, Mrs. P. J. Meechan, Miss Margaret Nicholson, Mrs. Alva W. Shaughnessy, and Miss Frances Watter. The meeting runs through Friday with elections of seven delegates to the Supreme Review in Port Huron, Michigan, this July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Review No. 89
Woman's Benefit Association
Pennsylvania
Great Review
Pittsburgh
Anna Daly
Margaret Heaney
P. J. Meechan
Margaret Nicholson
Alva W. Shaughnessy
Frances Watter
Supreme Review of the Association
Port Huron
Mich
Public to Name New Junior High School
New Castle Pa seeks citizen input to name a new junior high school on Euclid Avenue. Dr C C Green, superintendent, will receive all suggestions by mail. No prize is offered. the accepted name earns local honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Junior High
Euclid Avenue
New Castle
C. C. Green
Governor's Daughter Weds in Afternoon Ceremony
In Harrisburg at the governor’s mansion an alcove festooned in blue and yellow hosts the wedding of Mary Miller Fisher, daughter of Governor John Fisher, to Henry Tatnall Brown Jr of Moorestown New Jersey. The bride wore white tulle with Irish lace and carried a century old wedding veil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Jay Sherman
International News Service
Harrisburg
Mary Miller Fisher
John 53. Fisher
Henry Tatnall Brown, Jr
Moorestown
N. J
Pennsylvania
Byrd Prepares For Trans Atlantic Flight Amid Weather Cautions
Commander Richard E. Byrd plans a possible departure in the Fokker America from Winchester to launch a trans Atlantic hop to Europe with a first leg to Paris. Weather fears and his friendship with Lindbergh shape timing as fuel and supplies are readied. Byrd, fresh from an honorary degree at the Virginia Military Institute, eyes a wider mission than initially planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Winchester
Virginia Military Institute
Aris
Gifts Of Note At Harrisburg Governor Family Wedding
Gifts highlighted at the wedding of the governor's daughter to Henry Tatnall Brown Jr include those from the groom's parents Mr and Mrs Henry Tatnall Brown Sr of Moorestown New Jersey. Gifts announced at the mansion were flat silver and a check with the governor presenting a sedan to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Henry Tatnall Brown
Moorestown
N. J
State wedding in Pennsylvania draws royal flair
The bride, to be Mrs Brown, joins Presbyterian and Episcopal rites read by Rev Dr J C Pinkerton in Indiana Pa. The mansion glitters in blue and yellow as guests from state politics gather for a reception after a restrained ceremony. Flowers include orchids, lilies of the valley, delphinium, and yellow roses.
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Lady
Brown
J. C. Pinkerton
United Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Vernon F. Taylor
W. J. Clark Agnew
Washington
Lorna Conwell Brown
Philadelphia
William Burney Thomas
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Hinitt
Briar Cliff Manor
N. Y
Lloyd Montgomery Clark
Great Neck
L. 1
Gilson Colby Engel
Marshall Stone and Bride to Spend Summer Abroad
Mr Marshall H Stone son of Supreme Court Justice Harlan F Stone and his wife sail from New York for a summer abroad with his bride Emmy Portmann daughter of the late Dr O E Portmann of Canton after their wedding at Congress Lake. The couple will travel in Europe over the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Stone
New Bride
Europe
International News
Canton
Marshall H. Stone
New York
Congress Lake
Here
Stone
Supreme Court
Harlan F. Stone
Washington
Emmy Portmann
O Ee. Portmann
Death Record of Charles H. Morrow and Dean
Charles H. Morrow aged 22 of Newport and Dean aged 6Y of East Washington street extension are listed in a local death notice. Mrs. BP W Griffin, 50, of Bessemer is named in the record as associated with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Morrow
Newport
Lawrence
Dean
East Washington Street
Mrs
BP. W. Griffin
Bessemer
Rentz Named Vice President of Perry Highway Association
Fred L. Rentz was named vice president of the Perry Highway Association at a Pittsburgh executive committee meeting to succeed the late David Jameson of New Castle. The committee includes President C. Henry Schmunk of Pittsburgh and vice presidents H. Lee Mason of Pittsburgh D. P. T. Johnson Eric Treasurer John T. Teets Ben Aven and Secretary C. E. Behrhorst of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Rentz
Perry Highway Association
Pittsburgh
Rentz
David Jameson
New Castle
C. Henry Schmunk
H. Lee Mason
D. P. T. Johnson
Eric
John T. Teets
Ben Ave
The Vagaries of a Girl and Weather Wit
A humorous verse contrasts education with romance and laments men’s failures with women. The speaker jokes that no degree or wisdom can resolve a woman’s behavior, claiming women are mysteries beyond male guesswork. The piece closes with a weather remark featuring heat.
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Trip
Canada
Elgie McCandless
Beebe
Alma Link
Kenosha
Wisc
President Coolidge
Dakota Summer
Charles Morrow
Col. Lindbergh
Cooper
Sarazen
Johnston
Bobby Jones
Harrison Johnston
Harry Cooper
Gene Sarazen
Robert
Jones
Coolidges
West
Arthur Mometer
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