Graduation Sunday Morning at Saint Vitus School
Graduation exercises at Saint Vitus parish school will be held Sunday morning at 8:30 o clock. Twenty four grade eight pupils will receive diplomas and special awards for scholastic achievement while other students earn prizes for high attendance. Promation cards and junior high placement follow the ceremony.
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Arochial
Caesar Sharramiso
Bonar
Caesar Sharra
Frances Carin
Arsenio Mangieri
Dera
Charles Delonsa
Frences Ipolitta
Angelina Noviella
X N. DeMita
Caesar Sbarra
Alexander Reshern
Angelo Cestrone
Thomas Taglia
Quirino Tiligenai
Carl Sirventa
Giris—Frances Carig
Mary Miseim
Lindbergh’s St Louis Welcome and Flight Plans
Lindbergh arrives in St Louis after his 800 mile flight from New York. He attends a 9:30 hotel reception, a 10 parade, a noon luncheon, and a 3 o’clock World Champions ceremony, with a 7 o’clock banquet. He calls St Louis home and plans a possible nationwide aviation tour, awaiting decisions with backers.
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Lindy
St. Lows
Lambert Held
New York
Scott Field
Lindbergh
Congress Hotel
St. Louis Cardinals
Chase Hotel
Harry F. Knight
St. Louis
Lini
Union
St Louis Hails Lindbergh At Banquet And Parade
A grand St Louis tribute marks Lindbergh’s visit with a formal banquet at the Hotel Chase and a 35 000 strong parade. Col Lindbergh and his mother join ceremonies, with speeches from Mayor Miller War veterans and aviation officials. The day culminates in the raising of the world championship pennant before the Cardinal Giants game at Sportsman Park.
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Chase
Congress Hoal
Col. Lindbergh
Sportsman's Park
Col
Lindy
Lindbergh
Congress
J Edward B. Warner
Navy
Aviation
Henry Whiel
St. Louis
Col. Lind
Tnathy
Lindy’s Homecoming Viewed From Skies in Fog
Observation planes chased Lindbergh as he banked to miss a tall building in the fog. Army escorts scattered in a panic while Lindy skimmed close to the ground, elusive above the city as fog swallowed the scene and the others vanished from view.
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Servation
Tindbergh
Lindy
Tandy
Selfridge Field
The
Ily
Callision
Small Town Editors Guests of Coolidge in New Summer Home
The article details President Coolidge and party at the Black Hills summer retreat. It notes lodging, appreciation to locals, and Coolidge’s fishing interest at Sunrise and Squad Creek with rainbow trout, while indicating no major fishing yet with a worm and hook.
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Coolidge
New Summer Home
White House
Galena
Mr. Coolidge
Black Hills
Paul Smith
Adirondacks
Squad Creek
Desiring Homes For Two Children In Need Of Loving Families
A three month old healthy baby boy and a five year old boy with dark hair and brown eyes seek permanent homes in the district. The children are American and currently unaided, with their care handled by the Children’s Aid Society. Interested parties should call Hell Phone E660 to arrange visits and assess suitability for adoption or fostering.
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Papa
Mamma
Phew
Children's Aid Society
Hell
Oliver's Adventures Starts In The News On Monday
The News will publish a daily strip titled Oliver's Adventures about Oliver Owen an orphan. Adopted by Mr White he leaves home after a misperceived heir claim and meets Dr Dix the naturalist. They voyage to the Amazon to find a rare pigeon, rescue Bela Lopez, and face jungle perils and captivity.
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Oliver Owen
Oliver
Oliver Owens
Mr. White
Neta
Hie Farm
Bela Lopez
Windy
Bella
Lieutenant Kelly Surveys New Castle Landing Fields by Air
Lieutenant Oakley Kelly United States army aviator conducted an air survey of potential landing fields over New Castle. He toured sites with Army Reserve Lieutenant Clark and Chamber of Commerce officials, noting prospects looked good but stating evaluation is best from the air on the Dayton leg. He planned to write the Chamber of Commerce after arrival.
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New Castle
Oakley Kelly
United States Army
Ais
Kelly
Clark
Army Reserve
Washington, D. C
Lindbergh
Europe
Grove City
Chamber of Commerce
Proposal on Aviation Fields Draws Owner Reactions
Officials seek input on suitable airfield sites and await owner responses. Once letters arrive, owners with the best fit for aviation will be interviewed to discuss potential use and impact.
Nine-Year-Old Killed Three Injured In Auto Plunge
In Washington Pennsylvania a nine year old child died and three adults were injured when a car driven by Hlias Tanovich veered off a highway embankment last night. Mildred Janovich of Lincoln City died en route to hospital from a fractured skull. Her parents suffered serious injuries while a fourth passenger Mary Lebnik had facial injuries and possible internal trauma.
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cTnternational News Service
Washington
Washington General Hospital
Mildred Janovich
Lincoln Kit
Hlias Tanovich
Eldar Tanovicha
Mary Lebnik
Janovich
Who Am I and Other Puzzles From the BAG
A collage of trivia and jokes: questions on presidents and laws, historic battles, naval feats, ship records, Bible verses, Lindbergh, and a 1926 transcontinental record. Miscellany includes a punny Q A about a college professor’s wife and a stray church door note with a joke about a radiator.
Deaths Of The Day Burials In Oak Park Cemetery
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon for Erval Versnon Walker at his residence 1308 Wilmington Avenue with Rev Irvine in charge. Burial followed at Oak Park cemetery. Other notices include the death of Mae Lillian Chamberlain at age 32, wife of Philip Chamberlain, with services set for Tuesday at 5 p.m. from 926 East Morton Street and burial in Lawrence Dean cemetery. Also, Lawrence Dean was buried Saturday at Graceland with services from his East Washington Street home. Neurissa Senheiser, 55, wife of George W. Senheiser, died Friday night following illness. services Monday at 2 p.m. from the First Presbyterian church, burial at Oak Park cemetery. Frances Griffin, wife of P. W. Griffin, will have funeral services Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Bessemer Presbyterian church.
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Been Walker
Erval Versnon Walker
S‘clack
Wilmington Avenue
Irvine
D. D
Nestor
First United Presbyterian Church
Ralph Cline
A. T. Chamberlain
Hal Houston
Clarence Spratt
Frank Hassenfritz
James Sweeney
Oak Park Cemetery
Mae L. Chamberlain
Mae Lillian Chamberlain
Philip Geoffrey Chamberlain
New Castle St
Chamberlain
New Castle
W. H. Snyder
Epworth M. D. Church
Phillis G. Chamberlain
Harry Edward
Hazel Mae
Agnes Louise
Phyllis Katherine
Phillip Thames
Myra Charlotte
Clyde
William Snyder
Louisa Chamberlain
East Morton Street
L. Maxwell
Epworth Church
Lawrence Dean
Lawrence
Dean
East Washington Street
S. BE. Copeland
Ited Presbyterian Church
William R. Hanna
Frank and
Wren Book
James Caruthers
Floyd
Milton Book
Graceland Cemetery
Neurissa Senheiser
Neurissa Maya Senheiser
George W. Senheiser
Hamilton Apartments
Senheiser
Washingtonville
Columbiana County
Charles
Hannah Delane
New Caatre
First Presbyterian Church
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Order of Eaglern Star
Pythian Sisters
Daughters of Veterans
Women's Benefit
Getation
Brotherhood of Hailway
Brotherhood
Charles B
Pittsburgh
Ensigen A
Connelleville
Bert. Wilbert
Manley
Frances Griffin
P. W. Grifin
Bessemer
Bessemer Presbyterian Church
Women seek Byrd flight as ship prepares for polar trip
At Roosevelt Field Commander Byrd faces a flood of requests from married and single women to join his plane voyage to the polar region. Lieut Balchen, praised as a top airplane mechanic, is cited as a potential emergency crew member. Byrd weighs weather, provisioning, fueling, and safety as he readies for departure.
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Tleut
Bernt Balenen
Byrd
Hix North Pole
Arso
Balchen
Roosevelt Field
Hurone
Castleton hotel nearing completion then October service
Plasterers at work on The Castleton report good progress and exterior work nearly finished. Officials announce the big hotel should be ready for service about October first. The Waterloo Tribune notes a June weather anomaly and jokes about rain and speed limits. Harrisburg Telegraph.
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Castleton
Stops For City Street Cars Create Safety Zones
Street car changes place safety zones and new stops. Westbound cars stop at North Mercer street and near North Jefferson street. Eastbound cars stop at Urlpp's Hardware and at the Leslie bowl on Jefferson street. Police chief Dysart announced the order, denying shop and street access with poles and chains. The measure aims to regulate traffic while funds and rules about the Spirit of St. Louis and Lindbergh taxes are discussed in separate paragraphs.
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Dysart
Lindbergh Prize Money Taxable Officials Say
Officials assert that Lindbergh’s prize money for the trans Atlantic flight would be taxable and recorded on his income tax return along with other sums received. The prize is noted as 31,465 dollars and would be reported in due course.
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Lindbergh
Negro Dies In Stable Fire Trying To Save Horses
A Pittsburg report from June 18 states Charles Boreus died in a Ben Avon stable fire while attempting to rescue two horses. His charred body was found beside the animals. The blaze and surrounding details were unclear due to the damaged text.
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Lnternational News Service
Pittebirgh
Ben Avon
Inday
Charles Boreus
Nsg'o
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St. Vitus Parochial School
William T. Ellie
Dp. Appleton & Co
Narelssanhetser
Ally Zojourners
Fer County Gemals
G. H. Blanx
McCullough
Wampum Republican Party
E.L. Young
Opt
Bip E. Washingeon Street
Fiver Ehirds' Slime
Wenn
Clara Bow
Mough House
Grindell & Esther
Capitol—Redherson-Smith Playjars
XIXON
Johnny Harron
Sally Phipps
William Fox
Fox News
Rex
the King of Wild Horses
Harold Lloyd
News and Organ
Ken Maynard
Mill Street
Water Street
Desire
Fountain Inn
Community Service Committee
J. F. ‘Tinter
Sumer
Joyce Kilmer Cari
Paistey, Sec'y
Child
Penna
Republi
Waterloo
Hngliah
Napoleon
United States
Great Lakes
Irving Beriin
Jindbergh
Saginaw News Courier
Jimmy Jams
P. Vilas Callos
Mexico
Wellington
Ghver Perry
Hi Mackay
Edward
Hyans and
Linton O. Walls
Tanner S
Theis College
Jane
Smith
Heaven
Mx. Wood
Jeper
Wood
Fege Daa
Waterloo Tribune
Harrisburg Telegraph
Carnegie Auditorium
Washington Street
New
Y. W. CO
Leslie
Cripps
Lindberg
P Chase
Spirit of
Sontts
Stetson
McGoun
Sam H. McGoun
Melrose Garage
H. Vo Uaven
Miets
BSSI
Britton
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