Italian husband jailed after domestic dispute in city
Afternoon scene at the mayor's office followed a violent altercation between M Reynolds reporting Nick Sieo and his wife Hong. The mayor ordered hearings, Mrs Sieo testified of years of abuse and threats with a gun and razor, while Mrs Rico and others supported her claim. A warrant existed for Sieo on assault and battery. Alderman Hart set a twenty dollar fine and he was turned over to the constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicer
M. Reynolds
Cme
Nick Sieo
Hong
Sieo
Riching
Sico
Sho
John Hart
James Ellison
Mayor Dunlap Officiates at First Wedding
Mayor William H. Dunlap presided at 11 14 a m in his office over the citys first wedding since he took office The contracting parties were Anthony Berry and Pearl James of Youngstown Ohio The ceremony met with general approval from the couple and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Dunlap
Anthony Berry
Miss Pearl James
Youngstown
Mayer
Former Resident Dies At Warren Ohio
Charles A. Thoman aged 73, a well known Seventh ward resident, died last evening at his Warren home after a week of illness. He and his family moved to Warren about five years ago from prior residence in the area after leaving his former work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Thoman
Seventh Ward
Warren, O
Mr. Thoman
Death of Mr. Thoman Ends Long Ward Residence
Mr. Thoman, longtime Seventh ward resident and former Mahoning school janitor, dies after more than 20 years in the area. Survived by wife and four children, with services planned in Warren and Then in this city at the homes of his son J. L. Thoman and daughter Mrs. Walter Sample. He was a member of Ma honingtown Presbyterian and Reformed Presbyterian churches and recently worked at General American Tank Car Works in Warren.
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Thoman
Seventh Ward
Mahoning School
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
H. W. Brown
Chicago
J. L. Thoman
Warren, O
Walter 5. Sample
Abs
David Bender
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Warren
General American Tank Car Works
Walter Sample
Nori Cedar Street
Almira Home Directors Hold Annual Meeting Across Counties
The Almira Home Association trustees and directors met today at the home on East Washington Street with many in attendance from Venango Mercer Butler and Lawrence counties. The morning session opened at 10:80 oclock with reports from property finance and other committees. Luncheon followed and afternoon sessions planned more reports plans and new officers to be elected. Officers listed include G Stratton president James Rice honorary president Mrs Harper vice president C L Montgomery treasurer C S Trainor corresponding secretary B I Butler secretary. Trustees named include Mrs A S Love Mrs John Shiner Mrs G A Rigby Bes William Strimater and Mrs Co McCready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira Home Association
East Washington Street
Venango
Mercer
Butler
Lawrence
Lawrence County
New Castle
G. Stratton
James Rice
Harper
C. L. Montgomery
C. S. Trainor
B. I. Butler
A. 8. Love
John Shiner
G. A. Rigby Bes
Wiliam Strimater
Cc. McCready
Stojack Sentenced to Pay Costs in Assault Case
Andy Stojack convicted of assault and battery was ordered by Judge James J. McLaughrey to pay the costs and remain committed until paid. The note references a .400 hitters metaphor, suggesting high baseball standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Stojack
James J. McLaughrey
Elusive Lamb Escapes Pittsburgh Police Again
Thomas Lamb, labeled the elusive lamb for multiple escapes, slipped past a Center Avenue station cordon before a larceny hearing. Arrested yesterday in Steubenville, Ohio, he broke away during transfer and reportedly walked out of a guarded cell amid drunken detainees this morning.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas Lamb
Center Ave
Zor 2
Lamb
Steubenville
James Hoey
Liberty
Detectives
Miss Lucile Davis Wins Scholarship to Moses School
Miss Lucile Davis of Whig city daughter of Rev and Mrs H B Davis has been awarded a free scholarship to the Pittsburgh School of Speech Pittsburgh Pa for the summer term announced today. Davis won the tri county oratorical championship in a cartel held recently and Prof M Mases of the school presented the scholarship noting her excellent oratory. The school opens June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Davis
Whig City
H. B. Davis
Pittsburgh School of Speech
Pittssburgh
Miss Davis
Mmases
Tthe
Handicap Entry Open Extended at New Castle Field Club
The handicap entry list for the New Castle Field Club remains open until Wednesday June 18 due to neglect in registering intentions. All members are eligible for the 4 match play handicap tournament, and entrants should submit their names to Captain Smith. The winner will possess the first leg of the Field Club League handicap trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Field Club
Smith
Field Club League
Sweepstakes entries and prize schedule announced
An upcoming series of events outlines drawings on Wednesday night with entrants playing two matches per week. Prizes include winner and runner up, Consolation fight runner up, a Wednesday June 1 stakes tournament with 3-4 handicap, two additional Field club league prizes, a mixed foursome handicap on Thursday June 19 with partners chosen by entrants, prizes for the two lowest net scores, and a regular sweepstakes on Saturday June 21 under a 3-3 handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thhe Field Club League
Owen
Scout Camp to Open on Monday in Lawrence county
Six days remain before the Boy Scout camp at McCurdy farm near Kennedy Mis will open for the summer season. Lawrence county council reports heavy registration and readiness. Jed Poister of Ellwood City assists Scout Executive J Leg Callanan directing the summer home as kitchens, athletic equipment, and artistic courts are prepared for a top Western Pennsylvania camp.
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McCurdy Farm
Kennedy's
Mis
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Second Murder Case Taken Up At Court
Justin Glanier is on trial for the murder of Adolph Uravich before Judge Emery. District Attorney Hildebrand prosecutes for the Commonwealth, with defense by James A. Chambers and A. Martin Graham. The men shared a house on Electric Street and the shooting followed a minor quarrel. Uravich collapsed on the street after being shot. Jury selection continues as jurors are questioned for familiarity with the case.
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Justin Glanier
Adolph Uravich
Emery
R. Jl. Hildebrand
James A. Chambers
A. Martin Graham
Graniel
Uravich
Electric Street
Pleads Guilty and Is Held for Court
Louis Fry charged with larceny appeared before Alderman Walter T. Hamillton this morning and entered a guilty plea. Fry is held for the September term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Fry
Walter T. Hamillton
Ife
Fall From Roof Of Wampum Plant Fatal To Zeigler
George A. Zeigler a 42 year old resident of Wampum died Tuesday morning from injuries suffered Monday at Crescentdale cement plant in Shenango Valley. He fell from a roof while repairing a building sustaining internal injuries. He is survived by his widow and three children Idell Moore Mary Fry Edsa William and George. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 pm from his Wampum home with burial in Clinton Cemetery.
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George A. Zeigler
Nore
Wampum
Shenango Valley
Pilal
Crescentdale
Zeigler
Idell Moore
Mary Fry
Edsa
William
George
Clinton Cemetery
Bradford Plans Grand VFW Convention in June
Bradford Pennsylvania prepares elaborate shows and events for a three day Veterans of Foreign Wars convention June 19 to 21. The program includes clam bakes dinners and among outdoor and indoor sports while the state VFW meeting runs concurrently. Larry L. McBride leads local Veterans of Foreign Wars delegation coordinating travel and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Larry L. McBride
Veterans of
Y W C A Rejects Hanna Clock on Cost and Age
The Y W C A board declined Hanna clock offered by Mrs Kiam T Hanna due to high repair costs and doubt it would endure use. The landmark timepiece once adorned the Hanna store and could be seen citywide. Also noted is Miss Dorothy Mall of Dallas high school with an eleven year perfect attendance record.
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Manmah
VY. W.C. A
Kiam T. Hanna
Brooklyn
N. Y
Y. M
Hanna
Dorothy Mall
Dallas
Texas
Slow Mill Street Repair Faces Slow Progress
The council was informed that repair work on North Mill Street proceeds slowly with only 19 workers on site. Engineer Miller notes sub grade work. Cornell says local businessmen suffer as progress stalls and orders to speed up the project are issued. Officer William McConahy returns to duty after a two week vacation.
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North Mill Street
Worx
Miller
Cornell
William McConahy
Commun
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admitting and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges with names and locations including Newell Avenue West North Street and Laue iel Avenue. Persons Newell Avenue admitted while Margaret Fee discharged along with George Beston and Ethel fonds on various streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Avenue
Margaret Fee
West North Street
George Beston
Laue Iel Avenue
Ethel
Fonds
Alderman Hamilton Performs Wedding Ceremony
Alderman Hamilton officiates the marriage of Herbert Lively and Giles Weiss in a ceremony attended by friends and family. The couple, described as loved, begin their life together as the community notes their union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Hamilton
Herbert Lively
Giles Weiss
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Smith Howe
East
Washington St
Alfred WH. Watters
Bartoam Avenue
Dunlap
Davis Shoe CO
Davis
Almira Home Directors
Acme Jr
Welaschenk & George
Disgeriminating
Vincent Lopes
Mote
Southern Park
Market Street
Glgn
Boardman Center
Moses School
School of Speech
the House of
Chiropractic
Jtes
Bell
Jess J. Swords
Akron College
Patterson
Dida E. Washington Sr
Nixon Theatre
Union Store
Justicy Ginnie
Castle Electric
Grand Rapids
Haney Furniture Co
Grocers
Anderson
Fisher
Rega! Records
Popular Standard
Poole
Livingston Sweeper CO
E. Washington St
Sportlover’s Tour
Paris
New York
Havre
France
A. J. Goldman
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company Travel Department
Mill Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Alaska
Cripps Hardware Co
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