Final Meeting of Y. W. C. A. Board in Summer Session
Mrs Grace Phillips Johnson hosted the final summer meeting of the Y W C A board at her Moody Avenue home. Fifty attended including board officers new members and trustees as Frances Carey the general secretary presided and board officers announced for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Phillips Johnson
Young Womens Christian Association
Moody Avenue
Board of Trustees
Johnson
John Elliott
J. L. Statton
H. M. Kirk
J. Clyde Gilfillan
A. B. Fankhauser
Marion Wallace
Emily Rice
Pauline Gilkey
George W. Conway
Dee Davidson
Keith McAfee
Elizabeth Reed
H. G. Robinson
Mildred Rogers
W. W. Sniff
J. S. Martin
T. W. Phillips
James Crawford
Robert Love
Wylie McCaslin
Thomas Morehead
John S. Northhurst
William J. Offutt
David Pyle
Frances Carey
Boys Prepare To Play Their Trade This Summer
Fishermen expect a good bass season starting July 1 as local boys gather crabs in the Shenango and Neshannock rivers. They supply crabs on a COD basis to the fishermen, who then pay upon delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango
Neshannock
Local store promises convenient new shopping option
A printed notice announces a new shopping setup designed for customer convenience, presenting a ready to browse store arrangement and streamlined purchasing flow for visitors.
Movie Listings Shows and Sound Era Features
The notice outlines several early talkie films and Westerns at multiple theaters. Captiol screens Joan Crawford in Montana Moon with an ensemble cast. Dome features Ruth Mix in Tex and a comedy with Winsome Winning Way. Regent showcases The Golden Calf with Sue Crrol and an all star cast. State presents They Learned About Women with Bessie Love and Benny Rubin. Each listing highlights song hits, romance, and latest news events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Ronald Colman
Ann Alarding
Louis Weolheim
Capitol
Joan Crawford
John Mack Brown
Dorothy Sebastian
Richard Cortez
Benny Rubin
Cliff Edwards
Karl Dane
Regent
Sue Crrol
Jack Mulhall
el Brendel
Marjorie White
van and Schenck
Bessie Love
Bennie Rubin
Eddie Gribbon
Repaving Decision Expected From Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Solicitor Robert White says the Pennsylvania Supreme Court will issue a ruling in the appeal of Leslie Wilson et al. v City of New Castle. The case involves contracts for repaving Butler Avenue Grant Street and Croton Avenue awarded to Woods & Golder Construction at a bid about $210 higher than Victor Olsen Construction. The lower court dissolved the injunction, and petitioners appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Leslie Wilson
City of
New Castle
Butler Avenue
Grant Street
Croton Avenue
Woods & Golder Construction Company
Victor Olsen Construction Company
Local anglers plan different bass fishing trips July 1
Jack and Tom Lewis head to the Black Hole near Pollock's bridge French Creek for a campaign against elusive bass. Attorney S L Clark Wallace Wysner and J F Perelman will fish at Miller Station. Other groups target Mystic camp along French Creek noted for salmon and bass last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Tom Lewis
S. L. Clark
Wallace Wysner
J. F. Perelman
Black Hole
Pollock's Bridge
French Creek
Clark
Wysner
Perelman
Miller Station
Mystic Camp
Former Pastor to Speak Thursday at Civic Rally
The program includes an afternoon session with a shield prize for the Woman's Adult Class with the best attendance. A 6 30 p m Christian Fellowship Banquet follows for those making reservations. Evening events feature a rally for men's adult Bible classes and a Law Enforcement rally, plus Rev McAllister's inspirational address. Dr Homer W Tope of the Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League discusses Prohibition Status Up-to-Date. Morning registration at 9 30 a m. Daylight Saving Time, afternoon registration at 1 p m, and evening session at 8 p m Daylight Saving Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Fellowship
McAllister
Homer W. Tope
Pennsylvania
Anti-Saloon League
Schlee and Brock Return Flight Delayed Overdue
Edward F. Schlee and William Brock, Detroit aviators, on a westbound crossing from Jacksonville to San Diego set a new record but were overdue in Jacksonville. They had left San Diego at 5 11 p m Pacific time and had flown nearly 15 hours by 10 a m local time, failing to beat their east west record. Authorities awaited word on their progress from the Jacksonville airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Edward F. Schlee
William Brock
Detroit
San Diego
Cal
Schree
Brock
Nurses Class Graduates in New Castle Hospital Ceremony
A group of nursing graduates from New Castle hospital received diplomas in a graduation ceremony led by Rev. Sigmund Cratz O M Cap and hospital board president Benjamin F. Moorhead. Speakers highlighted Christian care, duty, and service, with performances by local musicians and a flower-adorned stage. Names of graduates include Mary Rutherford Young Doris Frances Hanna Nellie Anna Sullivan Ina Lucretia Patterson Margaret Elizabeth Daly Thelma Cecelia Hennessy Beatrice Rachel Jenkins Virginia May Colley Anna Marian Micco Florence Dell Micco Mary Delores Stinson Irene Caro Lombardo Ruth Eleanor Tillia and Margaret Mary Sheehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Emery Orchestra
Billy Williams
Helen Ewing
Fred S. Emery
Estelle Irene Haney
Bernice Jones
Frances Gibson
Thomas W. Dickey
Sigmund Cratz
O. M. Cap
E. U Snyder
Benjamin F. Moorhead
Sisters of St. Francis of the Hospital
School of Nursing
Mary Rutherford Young
Doris Frances Hanna
Nellie Anna Sullivan
Ina Lucretia Patterson
Margaret Elizabeth Daly
Thelma Cecelia Hennessy
Beatrice Rachel Jenkins
Virginia May Colley
Anna Marian Micco
Florence Dell Micco
Mary Delores Stinson
Irene Caro Lombardo
Youngstown
Ruth Eleanor Tillia
Wurtemburg
Margaret Mary Sheehan
Sharon
JUDGE Opinion on Bus Line Glass Injury Case
A passenger on an interurban bus was struck in the eye by a bursting bulb during a trip to a nearby city. He suffered permanent vision impairment and remained in hospital for weeks before suing the bus company. The decision will address negligence and liability for the injury.
Paul P Harris Rotary founder details
Answers list identifies Paul P Harris as founder of Rotary in Chicago. The organization’s location is listed as between Thibet and British India. The Panama Canal length is given as fifty miles. The biblical quote is cited from Luke 9 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul P. Harris
Rotary
Chicago
House Moves to Probe Broad Areas and Pay Policies
The House plans broad probing in a committee to study a branch banking policy and will form a joint panel to review army and navy pay. A resolution to investigate the U S Shipping Board is considered while leaders seek to avoid fishing expeditions and keep inquiries discreet amid trade concerns with Soviet Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Representative Lehrbach
New Jersey
U. S. Shipping Board
Snell
Senate
Congress
Russia
United States
Eagles Close Pennsylvania Eagles Convention Today
At Dubois Pa the Pennsylvania branch Fraternal Order of Eagles concludes its annual meeting with officer elections and choosing the 1931 convention city. Prizes go to Erie and McKeesport for parade size and mileage while Pottstown earns top tall man and best team honors. W W Fikes of New York wins the trapshooting contest as James J Davis speaks on Fraternalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Dubois
Pennsylvania
Order of Eagles
Erie
McKeesport
George Miller
Pottstown
Meadville
Clearfield
W. W. Fikes
New York
Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
Understanding Stellar Brightness and Distance
Arthur DeV. Carpenter explains that a star’s apparent brightness depends on intrinsic light output and distance. A distant but equally bright star looks fainter due to light diminishing with the square of distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dev. Carpenter
Earth
Deaths of the Day B F Shuler Funeral
Funeral services for Benjamin Franklin Shuler were held from the family residence on Dewey Avenue with Rev. C S Joshua officiating. A quartet performed and pallbearers included his grandsons Harold John Clifford William Shuler Ralph Young and Water Cross. Interment followed at Savannah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin Shuler
Dewey Avenue
C. S. Joshua
Croton Avenue
M. E
Jane Ent
Clarence Pyle
Earl Cook
Clarence W. Reiber
Harry Lackey
Harold
John
Clifford
William Shuler
Ralph Young
Water Cross
Savannah Cemetery
Williams
Raymond Street
Nora Williams
Neal Williams
C. B. Wingerd
Central Presbyterian Church
Floyd Houk
Stanley Treser
Charles Barry
Lem Campbell
Everett
Ed Bartlett
Oak Park Cemetery
Davis
Hoover Heights Tabernacle
Margaret Ellen Davis
Charles A. Davis
Moravia Stop
J. Henry Boon
Scranton
Hoover Heights
Scripture
Lewis Vogel
Thomas Anderson
Charles Anderson
Harrison Kirkwood
William Hites
Len
Alex
Ernest Irwin
Sarah Jane Davis
Jack Davis
Leesburg
W. A. Lloyd
James Rice
Melvin Brenneman
Silver Tea Club
Roy Orr
Charles Rea
Charles Rudolph
William McCracken
Zahnizer Cemetery
New Tariff Law Rates In Effect For All Imports
The new tariff law began to take effect though impact may be felt next year. Senate debate looms as Borah seeks to test production cost disparities on shoes cement furniture hose and farm implements. A holdup investigation ties to Harry Andreni and an accomplice. Stauffs died after naming Andreni and auto autopsy ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Hoover
Tariff Commission
W. J. McGregor
Stauffs
Shoce
Stauff
Harry Andreni
South Hills Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Andreni
Staart
Lingle murder case drives Chicago police overhaul
Editorial notes the Lingle murder and escalating gang violence spurred a major police shakeup in Chicago. Public indignation prompted removal of Police Commissioner William Russell and deputy John Stege, with Acting Commissioner John Alcock taking control to fight crime. Eight ministers join efforts to expose alleged crime links to politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingle
William Russell
John Stege
John Alcock
Police Department
Committee On Crime
Chicago Methodist Pastor's Association
Chicago
Confession in Bank Messenger Robbery Leads to Arrest
City detectives Walter Monaghan and Thomas Morgan arrested 27 year old Harry Manning in his home here on suspicion in the robbery of a bank messenger. Manning confessed to involvement, and authorities continue inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Monaghan
Thomas Morgan
Harry Manning
Manning
Railroad Employes of Limerick End Bus Merchant Boycott
In Limerick Ireland a mass meeting by railroad employees voted to boycott merchants who encouraged bus transportation. The action reflects labor pressure as transit options shift in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limerick
Ireland
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Y. W. Board
Greer
Ralph W
Cunningham
Leesburg, PA
Volant
Blacktown
Ruth Mix
Tex
Thrilling Western Picture
Schlee
Mr. Moresby
West
Long Avenue
Moravia Street
Cratz
Sisters of St. Francis
New Castle Hospital
Greece
Rome
Hospital Board
E. A. Snyder
Dickey
Hull
England
Kingdom of
Bhutan
Panama Canal
God
Great Britain
Dia
St. Luke Xu
Eagles
B. F. Shuler
Foot
Andrew This Monnie
Longchamps
Paris
William Shipe
Highland Avenue
Local Traction Company
Bellans
J. R. Rick Motor Gar CO
Washington Street
Summers & McCann
Suam H . McGoun
McCoy’s
North Mill Street
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