Plane Plunges at 200 Feet in Ottawa Crash
An airplane crash at Ottawa airport killed three youths and injured spectators. Pilot Harry D. Hill, 26, who faced a five year ago murder trial, died. Passengers John Marshall, 19, of Berkeley California and Bert Lorenz, 21, of Streator Illinois, also perished. The plane banked left and dropped from about 200 feet. Marshall died soon after. Hill and Lorenz died instantly.
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International News Service
Ottawa
Harry D. Hill
Hill
John Marshall
Berkeley
Calif
Bert Lorenz
Streator
Ill
Iva M. Hamil Missionary Society Meets at Miller Home
Mt. Jackson notes report the Iva M. Hamil Missionary Society meeting held Thursday June 16 at Mrs. Margaret Miller's home. Members sewed for Crawford Oak Ridge Home and shared a noon tureen dinner served by committee members Jennie Harmon Pearle Stanley and Clare Carr. Mrs Carr led the afternoon program on Sudan and Ethiopia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva M. Hamil Missionary Society
Margaret Miller
Crawford Oak Ridge
Jennie Harmon
Pearle Stanley
Clare Carr
Sudan
Ethiopia
Local society notes and visits across Ohio and Pennsylvania
Mrs. Howard Butler and others spoke on the topic with vocal solos by Rheadelle Carr and Mrs. Dean Lamson. Committees were named for social and work duties for the next three months. A July picnic replaces the regular meeting. Visitors include Herman Roberts and family from Ebensburg and Edna Morrison and Dorothy from Beaver Falls. Local residents attend events in Ebensburg Mansfield Struthers Bessemer and New Wilmington.
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Howard Butler
Harry Bartges
Emma_ Gibson
Rheadelle Carr
Dean Lamson
Belle Hodge
Harry Dean
Joseph Gilmore
Blanche Pitts
W.S. Caskey
McCormick
Burns
Oil City
Ross M. Haverfield
Leland Allison
Mansfield
Ohio
Isa Dixon
George Dixon
Struthers
Bernard Nord
Bessemer
Florence Ehle
Mabel Reener
Betty
Helen
Illa Moore
Beaver
John Douglas
New Wilmington
Herman Lowry
Akron
Bauder Loses Driving Permit in Harrisburg Listing
During the week ending June 16 the Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety revoked 56 driver cards and suspended 63 others, with 73 restores. William Bauder of R F D 2 had his license suspended after a Butler county liquor conviction. Kenneth L. Double of R F D 9 had driving privileges restored.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety
William Bauder
Butler County
Kenneth L. Double
Pennsy seeks right to change Middlesex station
Paul P. Currier and Carl F. Ebbert filed with the Public Service Commission for a certificate to operate call and demand freight service in Mercer. The Pennsylvania Railroad asked to change its West Middlesex station from agency to non agency stop citing declining revenue and ongoing losses.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Paul P. Currier
Carl F. Ebbert
Public Service Commission
Mercer
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Middlesex
Mercer County
Walmo Children's Day at Free Methodist Service
The Free Methodist Church held a Sunday evening Children’s Day service with a full program of recitations songs and exercises led by Superintendent Albert Smith and organized by the church. Readings covered themes of faith and care with many named participants including Mabel Spiker Verna May Brooks Donna Jean Murphy and Anna Morris. The program closed with an offering and remarks by Rev. Hail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Free Methodist Church
Mabel Spiker
Albert Smith
Verna May Brooks
Donna Jean Murphy
Anna Morris
Eloise Fabes
Louise Morris
Marilyn Murphy
Kenneth Morris
Anna Louise Crosley
Donald Tanner
Alice
Esther Reynolds
Bible School
Nellie Morris
Erma Durlesser
Junior Eastman
Edyce Black
Mary Elizabeth Hopkins
Anna Margaret Fobes
Jesus
Dorothy Fillmore
Betty Ward
Old Campmeet
June Smith
Donna Lou Brooks
Him
Johnnie Sankey
Alice Reynolds
Richard Hudson
Eleanor Platts
Mary Morris
Evelyn Graham
Ruby Black
Gerald Morris
Merle Black
Elnora Graham
Mr. Simons
Margaret Jane Sankey
Hail Song
Marjorie Brooks
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From 4-Either News Daily
Puzzle presents across and down clues with many garbled letters and partial words. The page includes a note on the previous puzzle and a scrambled answer string ISIAIsI s ImM[S efu[m 1AIBIA LIiETSi as a stray end segment.
Police Vacations Reduced to One Week This Year
The police force adopts one week vacations this year with four officers on leave each week. This week’s vacationers are D. T. Nelson, Frank Reynolds, Cecil Suber, and Carl Lockard.
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D. T. Nelson
Frank Reynolds
Cecil Suber
Carl Lockard
Dynamite Used To Uproot Stone At Ryantown Field
A half stick of dynamite exploded by Jack Hamilton of the Pennsylvania Power company uprooted a large stone embedded behind third base on Ryantown baseball field. The field was in poor condition and city streets department work was aided by a permit from Mayor Charles B. Mayne with help from Seth Teets and William Curry to repair the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hamilton
Pennsylvania Power Company
Ryantown
City Streets Department
Charles B. Mayne
Seth Teets
William Curry
Gas Line Project Extends on Division Street
Employees of the Manufacturers Light and Heat company have laid a new gas line along Division Street from Pollock Avenue to South Mill Street and plan to extend it to Moravia Street. The report notes that much of what is termed news is fiction.
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Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
Division Street
Pollock Avenue
South Mill Street
Moravia Street
Ninth President Harrison Death Debated and 1840s Affairs
A compact recap of historical notes: the death of President William Henry Harrison on April 4 and the succession of John Tyler, friction with the Whigs, Dorr's Rebellion in Rhode Island, explorations, and related 1840s events including tariffs, the first China treaty, Texas annexation issues, and the first telegraph. It also mentions Florida statehood, West Virginia's 1863 admission, a horoscope note, and trivia questions.
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Harrison
John Tyler
Tyler
Dorr
Rhode Island
China
U.S
Texas
Senate
Michigan
Washington
Baltimore
Florida
Union
Children Hurt In Accidents On City Streets
Beaver Falls resident Charles D. Remley drove on South Mill Street when four year old Margaret Ragnelli darted into the rear of his car. She was treated at New Castle Hospital for non serious injuries. A boy on a bicycle collided with a parked car on Wilmington Avenue near Laurel Avenue and was later discharged after first aid. A Grove City man reported a collision on North Jefferson Street with a northbound car bearing PA license JLA402. A Chamberlain Kline truck backed into another car on East Long Avenue.
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Charles D. Remley
Beaver Falls
South Mill Street
Home Street
Margaret Ragnelli
Mr. Remley
New Castle Hospital
James Dunkerly
Rigby, P. O
Wilmington Avenue
Laurel Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
G. A. Meyer
North Center Street
Grove City
Jefferson Street
North Street
Thomas B. Wagner
Rhodes Place
Long Avenue
Mill Street
Chamberlain & Kline
Grange To Witness Company Program In East Brook
East Brook grangers and residents will witness a special program in the hall under the New Castle Limestone company on Thursday evening June 23. It marks the regular East Brook hall meeting.
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East Brook
New Castle Limestone Company
East Brook Hall
Births Slightly Outnumber Deaths in March at New Castle
In March New Castle recorded 74 live births, a rate of 17.7. Deaths totaled 64, a rate of 15.3. Aliquippa had the lowest death count among large boroughs with a 5.2 per thousand rate.
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New Castle
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State
Aliquippa
Legion Of Honor To Meet Wednesday In New Castle
Wednesday evening the Legion of Honor of the New Castle Consistory will meet with added significance due to the annual spring reunion opening Wednesday. Members from outside the city are expected to attend and a session prepared for their benefit will include reports on recent activities.
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Legion of Honor of
New Castle
Closed Bank To Be Reopened In Youngstown
Youngstown Ohio June 20 The City Trust and Savings Bank of Youngstown has secured a 2 300 000 loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and plans to reopen early next month Details of forming a new organization and plans for operation remain to be completed Stockholders must elect a board of directors and the directors must elect officers
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Youngstown
City Trust and Savings Bank of
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Man Ends Life as Wife Prays at Church Anniversary
George Stevens 42 a Hickory maintenance employer in Franklin Pennsylvania shot himself with a 12 gauge shotgun in his bedroom at noon Sunday. His wife of six children said he had been moody recently but gave no explanation for the act.
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Franklin
Hickory Grove Church
George Stevens
Hickory
Stevens
Morbidity Data Reported for Lawrence County April
The April morbidity data show 120 measles cases, six scarlet fever, and 44 whooping cough in Lawrence County. No diphtheria or typhoid fever were recorded. In March there were four tuberculosis deaths, 12 influenza deaths, and 11 pneumonia deaths.
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Lawrence County
Eight Scouts to Receive High Awards in New Castle
Eight Girl Scouts of troop 6 will receive first class badges at a city awards ceremony in the City building. It marks the largest single group in New Castle history, with several merit badges five-year stripes and attendance stars also awarded. A Girl Scout uniform style show will be featured.
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New Castle
Police Investigate Report Of Man In Cellar
Police were alerted at 12 30 Sunday morning to a man in the cellar of Earl T White at 816 Bonzo Street. Officers D J Thomas and M J Young found the house occupants had seen an unknown man in the cellar who fled before arrival. No valuables were missing.
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Earl T. White
Bonzo Street
D. J. Thomas
M. J. Young
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N. Mercer St
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Suqsio
Butler Ave
Tech
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