Oldest Odd Fellows Lodge Hosts Parade in New Castle
New Castle Lodge No. 195 Independent Order of Odd Fellows, organized as Shenango Lodge No. 184 on October 20, 1846, will celebrate its Sixth year by hosting thousands of visiting Odd Fellows and families at Cascade Park on Saturday June 24. The lodge is one of the county’s oldest fraternal organizations and has a long Civil War and Spanish American War service record, with charter members including Lewis J Cripps and Edward Thomas. The parade will feature the New Castle Odd Fellows as the proudest in the city.
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New Castle
Oda Fellows
Shenango Lodge
W. Painter Reynolds
James Westerman
Charles W Pomeroy
Anthony Henderson
I. M. Courtney
G. A. Scroggs
Jess Hay
Theodore Benormandle
vVice-brand
Martin Porter
Taly
Alden B. Woodward
Tshc
Odd Fellows
John S. Pomeroy
Gettysburg
Evan Morris
Manassas
John H. Anderson
Petersburg
Rebakah
New Castie
Shenango Valley Hospital Admission and Discharge Summary
Shenango Valley Hospital notes list admissions for Cecil Hall Nashannock Falls Steve Breyer Lowellyle Harold and Clair Ilanna New Castle Mrs Matilda Chapman Washington super. Discharges include Joan Kiem Hillsville Misa Murl McConnell New Castle Charles Martin Clayton Street Edwin Parkinson Locust Street Alene Kerr Adams Street.
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Ceecil Hall
Nashannock Falls
Steve Breyer
Lowellyle
Harold and Clair Ilanna
New Castle
Matilda Chapman
Washington
Joan Kiem
Hillsville
Misa Murl McConnell
Charles Martin
Clayton Street
Edwin Parkinson
Locust Street
Alene Kerr
Adams Street
Where To Go Tonight Penny 1936 cinema listings
Star J Ph McGowan in Heck less Changes PennWilliam DeMille presents The Lost Romance Regent Neal Hart stars in The Heart of a Texan Liberty Elaine Hammerstein in Why Announce Your Marriage Nixon Allan Dwan presents Hidden Woman Pomf Gareth Hugheden The Huneli
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Penn
William DeMille
Neal Hart
Liberty
Elaine Hammerstein
Nixon
Allan Dwan
Gareth Hugheden
Peace Treaty Supporters Win Irish Election
Early returns show Constitutionalists leading with 42 seats, Anti-Constitutionalists 23, Independents 9, Laborites 7 as tabulations continue. Trinity College members and Sinn Fein founder Arthur Griffith win seats. De Valera supporters report gains amid tensions over the Dail Eireann composition. An ultimatum from Richard Mulleaby to Rory O Connor warns against violence or threats to disrupt the vote.
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Cork
Markienicz
de Valera
Darrel Firgis Johnson
Dublin
Griffith
Trinity College
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Dall Eiran
County
Cavan
Eamonn de Valera
ranu-Constitutionallata
Dail Eireann
Richard Mulleaby
Irish Provisional Government
Rory” O'Connor
Yankee gunboats may be hurried to battle scene
United States consul at Hankow urged that American gunboats be rushed to Canton to protect lives and property as Sun Yat Sen forces bombarded the waterfront on June 16 and 17. State Department in Washington acknowledged the dispatch from Minister Schuman at Peking. Sun Yat Sen claimed retaliation if American boats fired upon. No American casualties reported.
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United States
Schuman
Canton
State Department
Washington
Sun Yat Sen
Wank Hoa
Ndvinse
Peking
News Bull Calf Arrives In City Is Penned Names
A Jersey bull calf arrives in town triggering a naming contest among locals from lawyers to salesmen. The calf, said to be high quality and pedigree from Harry Jeffery’s farm, may be sold soon to benefit the Millie and Tee fund, with the winner receiving the prized animal.
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Wwell
Millie
Rio Grande River Rising Rapidly
The American consul at Neuve Laredo Mexico reports the Rio Grande rising at 18 inches per hour at that point. The new concrete international bridge is expected to withstand the flood despite the rising water.
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Washington
Juans
Neuve Laredo
Mexico
Rio Grande
Mercer Plant Expansion Planned for Elliott Blair Steel
Mercer Pa June 20 The Mercer Chamber of Commerce discusses adding a thousand horsepower to Elliott Blair Steel plant with power company officials This would require a high tension line from Aub Station at Preedenta and an estimated $20000 funding plan If arrangements and a contract are satisfactory the chamber would finance the deal to boost Mercer as a manufacturing center.
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Mercer
Elliott-Blair Steel Company
Blair Steel
Mercer Chamber of Commerce
Greenville
Mercer County Heat, Light and Power Company
Preadenta
Elliott-Blair Company
Defense Rests In Minister's Trial
In Charleestown June 20 the defense in the murder trial of James Ke Wilburn rested today and Governor I F Morgan was placed on the stand as the state's first rebutting witness. Morgan testified on official action enabling last summer’s armed miners gathering and his orders for the Logan county defense. Wilburn, charged with deputy sheriff John Gore Whe’s murder, testified in his own defense.
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Titlerrails
Lama News Pais Lee
John Gore
Arrested While Trying To Blackmail Priest
International News Service reports in New York on June 26 that Dalton and William Relb were arrested for attempting to extort money from Rev. Father Robart Murphy, pastor of St. Rose's Roman Catholic church. A marked bill exchange of $100 followed a letter to the priest. The pair will be arraigned in Essex Market Court on blackmail charges.
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International News Service
New York
Cnharped
Robart Murphy
St. Rose's Roman Catholic Church
Dalton
Wiliam_ Relb
West Braidway
Stu. Lewis
Bellesfa
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Essex Market
Offer Motion for New Trial for Mader
Hearing on a motion for a new trial for Fred Brenchy Mader president of the Chicago Building Trades Council who was found guilty of conspiracy to halt construction at the Drake Waterage will be held July 1. Judge Devo announced today. Sentencing will not be pronounced until this motion is disposed of. Mader was found guilty by a jury after four hours of deliberation the jury recommended a sentence of one year in prison and a $7000 fine.
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International Nons Service
Chicago
Fred “Brenchy" Mader
Chicago Building Trades Council
Drake Watehare
Devo
Mader
Harding Open to Delaying Ship Subsidy Action
President Harding signals willingness to delay the administration ship subsidy vote in the House until the Senate passes the tariff bill. He insists merchant marine legislation be enacted this session. Official White House statement confirms timing considerations.
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International News Service
Washington
Harding
House
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Thia
Congress
Leesburg Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Davin's Daughter
Leesburg residents gathered Thursday at Mrs. Leesburg Mra Davin’s home to celebrate her daughter’s Uvwanty-sixth birthday. Music provided entertainment from 10 to 4 with a noon luncheon. A cake with 26 candles and a pink white color scheme marked the event, with Betty Flair of New Castle helping serve.
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Mra
John W. Davin
Robert Coates
Gamay
Bostosa
Aseiglad
Ber
Betty Flair
New Castle
Roy Orr
Sarah
Meg
W. J, Mayberry
Charlotte
George Douglass
Www
Jones
A. Rudolph
Joba
Holmes
M. Wal+lace
Emmanuel Beptlat Sunday School Meeting at Reynolds Street Home
Regular monthly gathering of Emmanuel Sunday School convenes at the home of Charles Richards on Reynolds Street this evening at 8 o'clock.
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Charles Richards
Reynolds Atreet
Lila
O'Clonk
Special Notice for June 28 Meeting in New Cahill Hall
Members of Bach ang every muuwuw of the GC. w. O. 0. I. No. 8725, New Cahill, are requested to meet at the usual hall Friday night June 28 at seven o'clock. Business of importance to be transacted. John Taylor N. G J. J. Kiser Secretary.
Admiral Kato Becomes Japanese Premier Amid Cabinet Promises
Admiral Kato has been appointed premier of Japan, leading a ten party cabinet pledging to honor a Washington disarmament treaty. He outlines acceptance terms including army reduction and a 40,000,000 yen repayment while shaping Japan’s defense and foreign policy.
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Razot Tomoesabura
Japan
Kiwanians Build Playground for Henry Home Kids
The Kiwanian group with thirty volunteers installed ground drills and play equipment at the Margaret Henry home. Brown and Hamilton company employees funded two additions and the crew tested a fire drill setup while Miss Henry oversaw safety and the group shared supper with home residents.
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Henry Home Kids
J. Williamson
Taw Hitcticock
John Luus
Bey Ware
Stewart Jin Mayberry
Corpa
Brown and Hamilton Company
Administration Keeps Tariff Measure Ahead Amid Debate
Complex Senate wrangling over a tariff measure shown in a fragmented report. Republicans led by Lafollette weigh delaying tactics while Democrats Pat Harrison Ashurst Walsh and Robinson press actions likely to embarrass the administration. A senior Republican vows to oppose constant reconsideration, signaling a slow but decisive move toward passing the bill this session.
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Senate
Repubblican
Lafollette
Wikeonkin
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Ashurst
Arizona
Walsh
Massachusetts
Robinson
Skikaniak
Repu Hoang
Iurits
Leanroat
Ste Polley
Waldad
Samaria Forced To Put Into Port
News from Boston June 2 reports the liner Samaria sailing from Liverpool last week will be forced to dock at Halifax due to engine trouble. The ship carries a large passenger list and is under Cunard line management.
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iTacev Milinnal News
Bostgn
Cunard
Liverpoolln
Flairfax
Whadda Ya See Ride In The Old Mill Scene
A chaotic morning page from Cas cady Park notes a boy demanding his mother permit a ride on the water wheel at the Old Mill. Clergymen discuss a new unit for gents furnishing, a young clerk insults someone, and a gospel teacher is firm. Lightning bugs swarm, a News Roll Call triggers an Hiei Adele meet, and an antmmobile tract ends with hay cargo.
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Cascady Park
Teverend
Adele
Senate Rejects Move to Take Up Bonus Bill
Senate rejects Walsh motion to bring up soldiers bonus bill as a tie vote of forty three to forty two lines the measure up for debate. The tally shows Republicans supporting Walsh and Democrats opposing, with two Republicans voting against.
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Senate
Deaths of the Day Mrs Cornelia Meary McKean
Mrs Cornelia Meary McKean widow of Th W McKean longtime Iuluski township resident dies Monday at her daughter Jennie Awan's home in Pittston Pennsylvania after complications. Survived by one daughter Mrs Swayr and two sons Yo t H W McKean of Kansas City and Alfred YW McKean of Amarillo. Funeral arrangements at Offutt's undertaking teoma and Mercer streets with burial at Nes hannock Presbyterian church cemetery. A separate obituary notes the funeral of Mrs Margy vens from County Line Street with Epworth Methodist services and Greenwood cemetery burial. pallbearers listed.
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Cornelia Meary MoiKrin
Cornelia Kenry McKerr Willow
Th. W
Kansan City
Alfred Yw, McKean
Amaridge, Pa
Offutt
Teoma
Nari
Mercer Streats
Neshannock Presbyterian Church
Madern
Cemocer
Died Following Operations In Two Local Obituaries
George E Bennett and Miss Marie Trax are listed among those who died Sunday after operations. Trax, born February 23 1872 in Mahoning town, was daughter of Isaac and Mary Cooper Trax. Survived by brothers Morris Marin Ilen towns William Trax Allen Ti Trax and Miss Murry Trax. Funeral services set for June 29 at 2 30 from the residence with burial in Hare her cometary.
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George E. Bennett
George FE
Barnet
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Oklahome
This City
Abe Te
Wrighter
J.C. Murray
Fred Nalae
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Maria Trax
Marie Trax
Harbor Road
Mahoning Townskin
Tsaac
Mary Cooper Trawaa Ro
Warber Presbytearian Church
Drethers
Efprrs
Morr
Marin
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William Trax
Alien Ti
Trax
Murry Trax
Mahoning
Ehtp
Dune
Ras Qence
Tm Hare
Death Penalty Necessary Declared By Police Chiefs
Report from the International Association crime section urges universal capital punishment in the United States. Debate expected at the convention as the committee members push for harsher penalties. The article notes divisions over Ford subsidy terms and political reactions in Congress.
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Ford
News Service
San Francisco
United States
International Association of Police
Morten
Wesslare
Smith
Internag
Palios
New Haven
Willard Weighs In On Dempsey Fight Agreement
Willard says he is matched to fight Jack Dempsey after Tex Rickard offered the bout and Willard accepted. He plans to train at Marywood American Legion stadium and expects a six to nine month training period, but no date or venue is set yet.
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Jack Dempsey
International News Service
Los Angeles
Jess Willard
Heavyweght
Cna Plow
Annick
Jack Denny
Tex Rickard
Wilfred
Marrywood American Legon
Watch Missed After Agent Visit
Ralph Montgomery is held at the city jail in a larceny case after the disappearance of two gold watches from William Miller of 1726 Pennsylvania Avenue. Police canvassed the area. an agent helped identify and arrest the suspect, now awaiting investigation of what he knows.
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Ralph Montgomery
Mia
William Miller
Poannsylvania Avenua
Montgomery
Polson
Counter Move To Proposed Strike Staged
New York June 20 A counter move against the threatened strike has been taken by the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad. A statement to the maintenance of way employees calling a vote against organized society was issued as the walkout threat began to loom.
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Cinteriwilienil
New Yori
Fight Renewed To Disgrace Tariff Fight Renewed To Disgrace Tariff
In Washington on June 30 the effort to force immediate action on the soldiers' bonus was overtaken when Senator Walsh of Massachusetts offered a motion to take up the bonus at once, displacing the tariff. Mrs. John McMuir of New York visits her mother, Mrs. James Grenger, on Division Street.
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Bart Campbell
Norvlon Mratt
Wasilington
Howna
Benatoy Walsh
Damvecrut
Maxanehogaita
John McMuir
New York
James Greger
Division Street
Corduroy trousers blamed for boy theft ring in Stoke
A tale from a North Staffordshire town reports a boy in corduroy trousers observed by Chief Connell leading to the arrest of three suspects who robbed two Franklin stores, took revolvers and knives. The trio pleaded guilty and await sentence at the Venanso Court. Also mentions Stoke-on-Trent as a pottery center with Burnley Wanley Longton Fenton and Stoke merged in 1910. Marian Taydon of Albert Street improves from illness after Wooster College setback.
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Franklin
Tollen
Connell
Bey
Ayo
Venanso
President to Spend Fourth at Marion
President and Mrs Harding will celebrate the Fourth of July at Marion, Ohio. The trip marks the first homecoming since the White House residence. Major Ohio figures and officials are expected to join, with return plans and travel routes through Virginia noted.
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Marion
Cops Pressed Moter Flanpers Causing Fourteen Arrests
Fragmented OCR note reports arrests linked to a group or individuals named Flanpers. Details are unclear as the readable text mentions slow drivers and a person named Walker but lacks coherent context or dates. The passage appears to be OCR noise from a historical newspaper page.
Jones entertains hour in lively social event
In a bustling social hour, Jones delighted attendees with engaging conversation and warm hospitality. The gathering showcased local charm and community spirit, highlighting Jones as a central figura in the event.
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