Whitney-Lee Trade Sparks Phillies Braves Roll of Cash
Philadelphia trades Whitney-Lee for Knothe-Schulmerich and $75,000 in cash as Boston hands over knots of money. The deal stirs talk of managerial changes and franchise survival while McKechnie’s status and Shotten’s future come under scrutiny amid NL turmoil.
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New York
Whitney-Lee
Knothe-Schulmerich
Phillies
Braves
Bill McKechnie
Burt Shotten
Philadelphia Ball Club
Knothe
Schulmerich
Standings and Results in the National League
Yesterday's scores show Chicago 9 Pittsburgh 1 and Brooklyn 3 New York 1. Standings list New York 31 20 .608, Brooklyn 32 21 .604, Pittsburgh 29 25 .537, Cincinnati 27 27 .500, Brooklyn 23 28 .451, Chicago 19 36 .345. Games today include Chicago at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at New York with others on schedule.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
SAS Isasca
Ccesec
Cincinnati
Poon A Oan
Seeeee
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Spoutong
Sca Ccaes
Boston
Caen de
Oe, Towle
Baseball Standings and Schedule from Yesterday and Today
American League yesterday results list Cleveland and Detroit rain affected game with scattered standings figures for New York Washington Chicago Philadelphia and Boston. Today’s games include Detroit at Cleveland Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Boston New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit and Boston at Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Chicago
Tigers Defeat Castlewood 7-4 in League Contest
Tigers beat Castlewood 7 to 4 in an American division game on Lee Avenue Field. Seven runs in the first inning powered the win as Coates hit a triple and Ferrante and Lamm allowed eight hits each. Box score notes includes multiple players with hits and bases on balls.
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Tigers
Castlewood
Lee Avenue Field
Coates
Lamm
Ferranti
W. Tigers
F. van Eman
James
Bauman
Johnston
Cowmeadow
Houston
Gall
Ferrante
Dunn
Heroes-Goats In Big League
The Hero Sam Leslie of Brooklyn drove in two runs and beat his former mates the Giants 3 to 1 in his first game with Brooklyn. The Goat Hughey Critz missed a homer by failing to slide home after a long wallop, tagged out by catcher Al Lopez at the plate.
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International News Service
Sam Leslie
Brooklyn
Giants
Hughey Critz
al Lopez
Fayette Stars Upset Wilmington Sluggers 6 5 at New Wilmington Field
Fayette Stars toppled the Wilmington Sluggers 6 to 5 in a rain shortened tilt at New Wilmington Field. Charles Siple starred with key hits as the Stars led from the start while Wilmington’s pitcher struggled to locate the plate. A big crowd witnessed the game and a return match is planned.
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Fayette Stars
New Wilmington
Charles Siple
Pirates Beaten as Cubs Roll to 9 1 Victory
Dodgers win 3 1 over Giants as Sam Leslie homers and drives in run in Brooklyn debut. Van Mungo outpitches Schumacher and Luque, O Doul ineffective as pinch hitter. Cubs crush Pirates 9 1, Bush solid on mound leaving Pittsburgh four points behind pace leaders. Yankees, White Sox ready for Western invasion.
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Les Conklin
New York
Max Carey
Brooklyn Dodgers
David Harum
Carey
Brooklyn
Lefty O’doul
Watson Clark
New York Giants
Sam Leslie
Max
Mattewan
Leslie
Giants
Dodgers
van Mungo
Schumacher
Luque
O’doul
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Chicago
Cubs
Corsairs
Guy Bush
Bruins
Fred Lindstrom
Pittsburgh
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Sportsman Injured in Belmont Steeplechase
New York June 17 Riyan McKinney a Cleveland millionaire sportsman known for steeplechase wins at New York tracks was sidelined after his mount Citron fell in the second race at Belmont Park yesterday breaking his arm.
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International News Service
New York
Riyan McKinney
Cleveland
Citron
Belmont Park
Small effort, right technique unlocks golf power
Alex Morrison argues many fear lacking strength or youth to golf. He claims only a small amount of force is needed and proper use of available strength, plus basic mechanical and anatomical laws, enables most players to hit long drives.
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Alex Morrison
Bonnetts Defeat Croton Merchants In Mushball Thriller
Bonnetts defeated the Croton Merchants 3 to 2 on Genkinger field Friday. Pitcher Maielli allowed two hits and struck out 13 in a sharp mushball win.
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Bonnetts
Croton Merchants
Genkinger Field
Maielli
Sapienzas defeat Canyon A. C. 7 to 3 in mushball
The Sapienzas beat Canyon A. C. 7 to 3 at Genkinger field with Roman starring for the winners.
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Roman
Canyon A. C
Sapienzas
Genkinger Field
Mavoco Defeats Rose Point 3 2 at Valley Way
Mavoco beat Rose Point 3 to 2 at Valley Way yesterday. Med wed pitcher allowed two hits and Shaf fer limited Mavoco to three. Errors aided Rose Point’s defense while Swogver hit a home run for Mavoco.
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Mavoco
Rose Point
Valley Way
Medwed
Shaffer
Swogver
Centennial A. C. Triumphs Over Park A. C. 8 7
The Centennial A. C. baseball team defeated Park A. C. 8 to 7 at Gaston Park Friday morning. Zuchowski and Brooks pitched well for Centennial, allowing five hits. Centennial had seven hits off Solomon and Arthurs, with Dufford and Kerr doubling. Thomas, Cabas, and Dufford stood out at the plate.
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Centennial A. C
Park A. C
Gaston Park Field
Zuchowski
Brooks
Centennials
Solomon
Arthurs
Dufford
Kerr
Thomas
Cabas
Slovak A. C. Beats Colonial A. C. 7 to 3 at Colonial Field
Slovak A. C. won a Friday morning baseball game at Colonial Field 7 to 3 over Colonial A. C. Kirol pitched six hits and seven strikeouts for Slovak A. C. with 13 hits against Axe. Key hitters included Jack McCann Burdo Pastirik and Kirol. They seek bookings for Tuesday and Wednesday next week and can be reached at 9152 for George before 6 PM.
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Slovak A. C
Croton Merchants Upset Oak A C In Castle Field Meltdown
Croton Merchants defeated Oak A C 14 to 6 at Castle Field after Banfield held the Oaks in check. Crisci Colaluca Lastoria and G Kneram each hit homers to power the Merchants offense. Earlier, Croton beat Gordon A C 15 to 8 at Castle Field.
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Croton Merchants
Oak A. C
Castle Field
Banfield
Croton
Crisci
Colaluca
Lastoria
G. Kneram
Neimo
Henle
The
Aveni
Merchants
Gordon A. C
Mahoning Defeats New Brighton In Five to Four Thriller
Mahoning A A overcame a slow start to score five runs in the fifth inning and beat New Brighton 5 to 4 at New Brighton. Mahoning collected four hits off Fair and Dyson while New Brighton totaled ten off Russo. Fritz led Mahoning with a three-base hit while Orlando Huff Fritz earned two-base hits.
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Mahoning A. A
New Brighton
Russo
Mahoning
Fair
Dyson
Huff
Orlando
Fritz
Burgess
W. Steinfeld
Shublesky
N. Perritta
S. Domenick
Domenick
J. Hamilton
Mittner
Stienfeld
Carnera predicted winner in boxing battle and other sports notes
Joe Lesnockle of Sheep Hill predicts Carnera will win the Camera Sharkey bout calling Sharkey unable to dent Carnera. Steve Hamas and Tommy Lough ran to fight in New York City next Wednesday night. United States defeats Latvia three to one in the sixth round at Folkestone and leads the international chess tourney.
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Joe Lesnockle
Sheep Hill
Smith and Dygert
Carnera
Steve Hamas
Tommy Loughran
New York City
United States
Latvia
Folkstone
Eng
Monarchs Meet Mahoning A A In County Baseball Clash
Monarchs and the Mahoning A A first and last teams in the National division of the County Baseball circuit meet today at E and A Field. The American loop halves close Tuesday with Castlewood at Dewberrys West Pittsburg at P N A and the Tigers at Bessemer. The National loop first half ends next week as Volant faces Mahoning A A at E and E Field. Volant then travels to Monarchs Wednesday Orrs Friday and Volant at Mahoning Saturday.
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Volant
Monarchs
Orrs
Mahoning
Harvard Crew Defeats Yale in 71st Thames Race
Harvard oarsmen won the 71st annual clash on the Thames defeating Yale by nearly two lengths in four miles. Yale promises revenge at the Western Poughkeepsie regatta on the West Coast after resting in New Haven. Harvard’s 22 minutes 46 3 5 seconds and Yale’s 22 minutes 53 4 5 seconds marked slow times for recent varsities.
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International News Service
New London
Charley Whiteside
Yale
Harvard
Millburn Grange Postponed Meeting At Leesburg Station Hall
Millburn Grange held a postponed meeting in the hall on Monday evening with a program by Leesburg Station residents. Readings include When The Paper Doesn t Come by Esther Johnston and Down on the Farm by H J Minich. A quartet and playlet Pa s Daily Dozen completed the evening.
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Milburn Grange
Leesburg Station
Esther Johnston
Wilmina Vance
Merle Minich
Jean Johnston
H. J. Minich
Messrs Johnston
Palmer
Merle
Erma Minich
Jean and
Dale Johnston
Daily Dozen
C. E. Cummings Dies at Home After Long Life on Family Farm
Cummings born July 9, 1863 on the Mercer farm where he lived most of his life. Survived by wife Flora Mercer Ryhal, two sons Elmer and John, daughter Marie, son Lyle, two stepdaughters, 18 grandchildren, and several relatives. Funeral held June 16 at 2 PM from the home. buried in Carpenter Cemetery.
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C. E. Cummings
Mr. Cummings
Kansas
Mary Warner
Elmer
Youngstown
John
Parker
Cal
Flora Mercer Ryhal
Marie
Lester Blake
Leesburg Station
Lyle
Herbert Ellis
Mars
Fred Cooper
Scio, O
First United Presbyterian Church
Mercer
Millburn Grange
Carpenter Cemetery
Local visits noted across Mercer and surrounding towns
Reverend J Charles Paul of Mercer visited C E Cummings on Monday. Ed and Mary Dilley of New Wilmington called on Mr and Mrs J Drake Sunday. H J Munich entertained the Johnston and Armstrong families Saturday evening. J D Stewart and family of Mt Lebanon visited L E Stewart home Sunday. Mrs Leslie Ramsey and son Kenneth of Warren Ohio were guests of Samuel Ramsey family. Mrs Jane Greer and children and her sister from Pittsburgh were callers in the Orr house Saturday. S O Drake drove to Pittsburgh Monday for their son Hiram who has come
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J. Charles Paul
Mercer
C. E. Cummings
Ed Dilley
New Wilmington
J. Drake
H. J. Munich
Johnston
8. O. Drake
Pittsburgh
Hiram
Community Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Stated with numerous weekend visits and family gatherings across Mercer Freeport and New Wilmington. Notable items include Mr and Mrs Elmer Cummings hosting guests from Youngstown and extended family visits to Rebecca Klinefelter in New Wilmington. The Ladies Friendship Club of Millburn rescheduled June activities from the 15th to the 22nd. Esther Drake’s associates and relatives from Freeport Indian Run and Mercer areas attend church events and reunions. Rev W G McConnell of Montrose Cal plans a summer visit.
Baer's Wife Seeks Divorce In Sacramento County
Dorothy Dunbar Baer, former actress and wife of boxer Max Baer, files divorce suit in Sacramento charging cruelty. She says there was no June Knight on their honeymoon ranch and notes she now resides in Sacramento. Baer, who defeated Max Schmeling, is connected to a manager’s Sacramento ranch.
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International News Service
Sacramento
June Knights
Max Baer
Dorothy Dunbar Baer
Baer
Max Schmeling
California
Ancil Hoeffman
Detroit Woman Leads After First Round in Allegheny Invite
Detroit golfer Mrs. Harley Higbee posted an 82 for 18 holes to lead the eighth annual Allegheny Country Club Invitation amid murky turf conditions. Morning 36 and afternoon 47 left her six over par. rivals include Mary K. Browne and Peggy Wattles with scores of 85 and higher.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Harley Higbee
Detroit
Allegheny
Peggy Wattles
Buffalo
Ada McKenzie
Toronto
Can
J. B. Rose
Seven Soldiers' Grave Markers Added at Valley View
Sixteen of eighteen Civil War graves in Valley View cemetery now have markers. Markers were placed for Martin Pyle, William H. Simpson, Calvin Robinson, all Civil War veterans, and Frank McMurray, World War II era. Also noted are community donations to Crawford-Oakridge home including buns bread and potato salad from Mahoningtown Presbyterian church and free haircuts for children by Sam Davies.
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Valley View Cemetery
Martin Pyle
Co. B
43Rd Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
William H. Simpson
Co. H
100Th Regiment
Calvin Robinson
38Th Regiment
Frank McMurray
155Th Depot Brigade
Crawford-Oakridge
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Clifford Comstock
Sam Davies
North Mercer Street
Presbyterian Church Service and Sunday Schedule
Corner of East Cherry and North Cedar street Rev. D C Schnebly pastor Sunday school at 9 15 am in charge of Arthur Walker Morning worship at 10 30 sermon topic The Church Today Junior Christian Endeavor at 2 pm Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm evening service at 7 15 sermon topic The Point of View
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Presbyterian Church
East Cherry
North Cedar Street
D. C. Schnebly
Arthur Walker
Methodist Church Services Announced in City Notice
Corner of North Cedar street and East Madison avenue Rev W H Downing pastor Sunday School at 9 15 am led by Q E Davy superintendent Morning service 10 30 with sermon Christ's Quiet Hour Senior Epworth League 6 15 Evening service 7 15 with sermon The Looker On by the pastor
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Methodist
North Cedar Street
East
Madison Avenue
W. H. Downing
Q. E. Davy
Epworth League
Breakfast at Cabin at Mahgi club highlights gathering
The Mahgi club held a breakfast Friday at a log cabin off Miller road with breakfast cooked over an outdoor stove. Margaret Gormley attended as a special guest. Plans for a future wiener roast were discussed and a special meeting is set at Gloria Russo's home on Tuesday, June 20.
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Mahgi Club
Miller Road
Margaret Gormley
Gloria Russo
Westminster Guild Plans Two Week Camp For Girls
Members of the Westminster Guild of the local Presbyterian church arranged a two week camping trip at Cottage Grove near New Wilmington. They will attend during the first two weeks of July following a similar outing last year.
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Westminster Guild
Presbyterian Church
Cottage Grove
New Wilmington
G I A To Meet For June Auxiliary Social
Grand International Auxiliary plans a business and social meeting next Thursday afternoon in the city building. June and July birthday members will hostesses and will call Mrs. C. D. Wharton before the gathering.
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Grand International Auxiliary
C. D. Wharton
Christian Church Schedule on West Madison Avenue
Rev W W Sniff leads services at the Christian Church on West Madison Avenue with Bible School at 9 45 a m and morning service at 10 45. Young People meet at 7 p m and evening service at 7 45. Sermons morning and evening by the pastor in Eastern Standard time.
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Christian Church
Madison Avenue
W. W. Sniff
Mahoningtown Library Gains Readers in May
The Mahoningtown library saw more books read last month than in May 1932. Librarian Miss Alice Sterling reports a 5 percent increase, with total books circulated reaching 2,985.
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Mahoningtown
Alice Sterling
Ladies Notice Chiffon Silk Hose
Advertisement offers chiffon silk hose at 59 cents from M. C. Adams.
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M. C. Adams
Book Club Holds Last Summer Gathering
Mrs. J. M. Yates hosted the L. S. C. Book club at its final summer meeting on West Madison Avenue. Bridge and a hosted lunch followed a brief business session electing Mrs. Henry Leichty president and Mrs. Joseph Gilmore vice president. The group will resume in September with Mrs. C. J. Bernhart as hostess.
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J. M. Yates
West Madison Avenue
L. S. C. Book Club
Harry Gilmore
Mary. Miller
Yates
Mary Miller
Chester Johnston
W. F. McClurg
Henry Leichty
Joseph Gilmore
C. J. Bernhart
North Liberty Street
Foresters Pass Through on B&O Train toward Utah Camps
A train load of fifteen cars carrying young men and supplies bound for Utah reforestation camps traveled east from Washington D C and passed through here on Friday morning. Ticket Agent J H Hossler confirmed the train details.
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Utah
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington, D. C
J. H. Hossler
City Scraper Improves Downtown Wabash and Side Streets
City crews used a street scraper on Friday to resurface several downtown unpaved streets. Wabash avenue and its east and west ends were among those treated, improving driving conditions noticeably.
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Wabash Avenue
St Margaret's Church Services and Time Notices
St Margaret's Church on the corner of Second and Clayton streets lists Rev Fr A P Scholtz as pastor. Masses are at 8:30 and 10:30 with a catechism class at 1:30 p m and daylight savings time is noted.
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ST. Margaret’s Church
Second and
Clayton Streets
A. P. Scholtz
Junior Christian Endeavor to Close With Annual Picnic
Weekly meetings of the Junior Christian Endeavor of the Mahoningtown Presbyterian church will continue for a month and then end with an annual picnic.
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Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
St. Lucy's Church Mass Times and Schedule
St. Lucy's Church on East Wabash Avenue lists Rev. Fr. M. J. Vitale as pastor. Masses at 8 30 and 10 30 a m Sunday School at 2 00 p m Eastern Standard Time observed.
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ST. Lucy’s
Cedar Street
East Wabash Avenue
M. J. Vitale
Volunteer Firemen Meet Tuesday June 20
Volunteer firemen of Engine Company No. 7 will hold a meeting on Tuesday June 20 at the fire department.
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Fire Department
Youth Injured in Seventh Ward Baseball Game
Bobby Mescarro of the seventh ward was treated Friday night for a leg injury from a baseball game. The wound required several stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Mescarro
Seventh Ward
Bowling Green residents updates and travels across town
Mrs. Fred Emminger of Bowling Green calls on friends Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cecchi move to North First street from East Cherry. Mrs. S. F. Anderson ill at the Howards on Mr. Jackson road. Frank Rheinhart and family depart for a Chicago visit. Herbert Mullen moves to West Madison avenue from North Cedar. Angeline Cass returns home from Temple University. Marjorie Wettich travels to St Petersburg PA for a few days. Elsie Curran Reese visits with her daughter. G O Scheidemantle and daughter relocate to Fifth street. Ethel Scheidemantile returns from Centerville. Roy Clark expected to go home from Youngstown hospital on crutches after a railroad injury.
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Fred Emminger
Bowling Green
Ohio
Louis Cecchi
East Cherry Street
North First Street
S. F. Anderson
Harry Howard
Jackson Road
Frank Rheinhart
West Madison Avenue
Chicago, Il
Herbert Mullen
North Cedar Street
Fifth Street
Ethel Scheidemantile
Centerville
Roy Clark
Cherry Street
City Hospital
Youngstown
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Fuchs
Whitney
Lee
William
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Shotten
Rhpoae
C. van Eman
Ble
P. Ryan
Ferrante E
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H. Ryan
Tees Ry Rey
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McConaay
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Gallis San Aoe
Sue Uta Houston
Eesceel
Chill
Eonook
Campbell
Lamm P
Chrysler
the Chambers Motor CO
Croton Ave
Wilmington
Leshie
Giant
Homer
GOLF
Alex. J. Morrison
Central Press Associat
Anatomy & Mechanics
Gol
Millburn
Jane Greer
Mrs. Greer
Pitsburgh
Orr House
University of Pittsburgh
Elmer Cummings
Vivian
Cumming
Charles Holliday
Harry Reynolds
Butler
Anna Mae Rhodes
Esther Drake
Freeport
Ladies Friendship Club of
Walter Klinefelter
Klinefelter
Rebecca Klinefelter
Will Blake
Irene
Shirley Jean
John Robinson
Fredonia
Woman's Missionary Meeting
White Chapel Church
Watt Rodgers
Indian Run
B. W. Farrer
Mary, C. A. Hale
Charles Hiles
Drake
Conneaut
Finley
First Presbyterian Church of
Orr
Ella McCullough
Sykes
J. W. Nelson
June Knight
Honeymoon Ranch
Seventh Ward News
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Seventh Ward Personals
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E. North St
Park Service Station
Hone Dennzoil
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