Wool Growers Pool Nets About 30000 From Auction
The Lawrence County Wool Growers association awarded the 1936 pool to Horkhei emer Brothers of Wheeling West Virginia after bids were opened. Average price rose about seven cents per pound from last year. Wool will be received graded and weighed June 30 to July 2 at B and O freight stations in Butler Beaver and New Castle. Prices ranged from 8 to 35 1/2 cents for various grades with finer lines at 33 28 25 and 35.20 cents.
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Lawrence County Wool Growers Association
Horkheiemer Brothers
Wheeling
W. Va
Lawrence County Agricultural Extension Society
H. R. McCulloch
Butler County
Beaver County
North
Beaver Township
New Castle
Loretta Young Heroine Rescues Child in Studio Fire
Hollywood actress Loretta Young saved two year old Ramon Lugo from a gauze netting fire in a studio. Her dress caught fire as she carried the child to safety, leaving her with slight burns and praise for her bravery.
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International News Service
Hollywood
Loretta Young
Ramon Lugo
Miss Young
seven near death after coast refinery blast and fire
Horribly burned seven people were near death after a series of explosions and a fire at the C. L. Seager sugar refinery in Bakersfield California. The blaze endangered Standard Oil Co tanks holding 15 million gallons of gasoline and caused an estimated 100000 in losses. J H Simms owner and relatives were among the critically injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Cal
C. L. Seager
Standard Oil Co
J. H. Simms
Simms
Walter M. Smith
Smith
Community Gospel Program At United Holy Church
New Castle Afro-Americans at St. John's United Holy Church 1001 Moravia street hosts a Thursday 7:30 PM event with devotions by Bertha Wagner and readings by Mary J. Garside. Performers include Viola Hill, W. J. Cummings, Costella Griffin, the Christian Jubilee Quartet, and soloists. Lillian Washington to MC. J. W. Clark named program chairman.
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St. John’s United Holy Church
Moravia Street
Bertha Wagner
Viola Hill
Ruby McKeevie
W. J. Cummings
Christian Jubilee Quartet
Reading
Mary J. Garside
Walker
Mrs. Lynch
Bessie Hardney
Costella Griffin
Lillian Washington
J. W. Clark
Signal Light Class Dinner Meeting at Mahoning M E Church
Members of the Signal Light class of Mahoning M E Church enjoyed a dinner meeting at Mrs. Harvey Saiter’s Mt. Jackson Road home after a garden tour. Special guests attended and officers were elected for the coming year including President Mrs EB Tindall and Vice President Mrs Klingensmith. regular meetings will resume in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Light
Mahoning M. E. Church
Harvey Saiter
Mt. Jackson Road
Sara J. Knott
Caroline Wingham
George Kilgore
Clyde Metz
J. H. Wilson
Maud Shearer
Alice Reed
Cora. Ireland
A. D. Knight
Arlene
Betty Lou Greer
Jessie Jane Gilbert
H. L. Rankin
Mary Fierry
EB. K. Tindall
W. J. Klingensmith
Ellis Howard
Anna McKee
William Shaw
H. H. Ketzel
Mifflin Tindall
H. T. Johnston
Methodist Society Meeting At Betty Cripps Home
The Standard Bearer society of the Methodist church will meet on Thursday evening at Betty Cripps home on West Clayton street.
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Standard Bearer Society
The
Methodist Church
Betty Cripps
West Clayton Street
Queen Esther Society Plans Cascade Park Picnic
The Queen Esther Society of the Methodist church will hold a picnic at Cascade Park on June 25.
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Queen Esther Society
The
Methodist Church
Cascade Park
Bid A Bit Club Meets Tuesday Evening Social Bridge
The Bid A Bit club met Tuesday at Peg Wilkinson’s West Clayton home. Ruth Schnebly attended as special guest. Henrietta Emerick and Edith Carnes won awards after tallies. Mae Turk invited members to June 30 at her North Liberty home. Ethel Franklin of Pittsburgh visits her mother on North Cedar Street after a West trip.
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Peg Wilkinson
West Clayton Street
Ruth Schnebly
Henrietta Emerick
Edith Carnes
Mae Turk
North Liberty Street
Ethel Franklin
Pittsburgh
West Penn Hospital
R. A. Franklin
North Cedar Street
Miss Franklin
California
West
Local residents reported for health and social visits
A series of brief notes lists residents recovering from operations Harriet Birk and Philip Tetlow confined at home due to pneumonia and surgery respectively Ellen Wylie visiting Bethany W V James Yeager visiting Beaver Falls June Alexander visiting Edenburg Verlee Mauermann visiting Edenburg Marietta McCracken visiting Ellwood City Bob McClymonds visiting his grandfather in West Madison avenue S W Smith and daughter Joan visiting the Foster home in Sixth street Mrs O C Tabler Mae Ronk and Alice Ronk returning home after visiting William Ronk on West Cherry street
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Billy Allen
Sixth Street
Harriet Birk
North Cedar Street
Philip Tetlow
Ellen Wylie
West Madison Avenue
Bethany
W. Va
James Yeager
West Cherry Street
Beaver Falls
June Alexander
J. O. Dickson
Edenburg
Verlee Mauermann
East Clayton Street
Marietta McCracken
Paul Grannis
Ellwood City
Bob McClymonds
Youngstown
George Hettenbaugh
Madison Avenue
S. W. Smith
Joan
Seneca, Pa
Thomas Foster
O. C. Tabler
Mae
Alice Ronk
Hedgeville
William Ronk
Building permits issued for John K Moore property
John K Moore applies for a building permit for a garage at 1036 Maryland Avenue. A separate scientific note cites Princeton University professor H N Russell warning that Earth’s oxygen supply may fall short of sustaining life within a billion years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Moore
Maryland Avenue Garage
H. N. Russell
Princeton University
Will Speed Up Ticket Sale For Alumni Reunion
Alumni reunion organizers urge rapid ticket purchases to confirm attendance for Friday's Cathedral event. Reservations close this evening. tickets available at Hyde's drug store Shaffer and Snyder's Gilmore's Love and Megown's and The Work Basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde's
Seventh Ward
Shaffer and Snyder's
Long Avenue
Gilmore's
East Washington Street
Love and
Foreign Affairs Plank Drafted in Democratic Platform
Washington June 17 Secretary of State Cordell Hull drafted a foreign affairs plank for the Democratic platform. The tentative text pledges moral support to Europe for disarmament and neutrality and reaffirms the goodwill policy toward South and Central America and praise for reciprocal trade treaty policy. Senate opposition and friction in the foreign relations committee are noted, including Senator Key Pittman's stance against trade treaties.
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International News Service
Washington
League of Nations
World Court
Cordell Hull
Senate
Roosevelt
Europe
South
Central America
Capitol Hill
Key Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pittman
Third party hints swirl around Roosevelt bid in Washington
In Washington on June 17 the potential third party movement backed by Rev. Charles Coughlin drew discussion as conservatives drift from Roosevelt. A candidate remains unnamed though Coughlin says talks are ongoing, with interest centered on the inflationary Frazier Lemke bill. Several senators and leaders deny involvement.
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International News Service
Washington
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Roosevelt
Capitol
Father Coughlin
William E. Borah
Idaho
Frank E. Gannett
New York
Borah
Ohio
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Senate
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
William Lemke
Thomas
Smith
Frazier
Death Toll In Blast Reaches Seventy In Tallinn Plant
Riga Latvia June 17 The death toll from Monday's munitions plant explosion at Tallinn Estonia has risen to seventy. The report notes the toll amid calls for peace and security and warns against leaders who incite followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Riga
Latvia
Tallinn
Esthenia
Sanctions Lifting Discussion Moves Through Parliament
In London the house of commons debated the possible lifting of sanctions against Italy for its Ethiopian conquest. Foreign Secretary Eden dodged the issue while Eden defended Malta’s fortress status amid cabinet talks with other league members on sanctions policy and Italy’s imperial claims.
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International News Service
London
House of Commons
Italy
Ethiopia
Britain
Malta
Mediterranean
Samuel Hoare
Admiralty
League of Nations
Council
Anthony Eden
Eden
Frederick Cocks
Abyssinia
Mayor To Accept Bid To Cleveland For Exposition Bus
Mayor Charles E. McGrath will meet the Great Lakes Exposition bus in Cleveland to accept an invitation for the lake front event run June 27 to October 4. The bus will visit one hundred cities and Almon Shaffer, a former local boy, serves as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. McGrath
Cleveland
Lake Front
Almon Shaffer
Edenburg Family Celebrates Son's Jefferson Medical College Graduation
Prof and Mrs W A Hoffmaster return to Edenburg after their son Dr Alfred Hoffmaster graduates from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia. He will begin internship at a large Erie hospital. The passage ends with an old editorial quip about crusades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hoffmaster
Edenburg
Philadelphia
Alfred Hoffmaster
Jefferson Medical College
Erie
G O P Brain Trust Out Says Hamilton in Campaign Shakeup
In Topeka Henry P Fletcher announces the Republican Brain Trust is out. John D M Hamilton says the group will have a limited role, retained only for research, with Hamilton asserting he will lead the campaign. Others say Glen Saxon heads the fading group and will be kept for data gathering only.
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Germany
International News Service
Topeka
Kans
Henry P. Fletcher
Brain Trust
G. O. P. National Committee
Washington
John D. M. Hamilton
Hamilton
Glen Saxon
Pro Indus Club Dines at Orr Hall on Grove Street
Members of the Pro Indus club will dine at Orr Hall on Grove Street Thursday evening June 18 at 6 30. The banquet is the reward of a recent attendance contest and is hosted by the side captained by Harold A Kerr. A business meeting will also be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pro Indus Club
Orr’s Hall
Grove Street
Harold A. Kerr
Sheep Thieves Busy in Crawford County
In Cambridge Springs Centerville district Crawford county police pursue a daylight sheep theft case. W L McCullum reported 12 sheep missing from the flock last night after finding tire tracks near the pen, indicating removal by truck.
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Crawford County
Cambridge Springs
Centerville
W. L McCullum
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