Wampum News and Community Notices
Local items report a Presbyterian Sunday school class planning a Thursday night hike and moonlight picnic with a meeting at Mrs. Nl. BE. King's home. Officers elected include resident Marjory Galbreath and Nettie Galbreath with Garden committee chairs. Shoppers list residents in New Castle and area. A large merry-go-round arrived near Beaver and Church streets, attracting crowds. The Welsh reunion at Koppel drew about 150 attendees enjoying a fine day and dinner. Hortdale residents begin painting and porch additions. Wampum personals note health updates and visits of local families and travelers, with several residents ill or recovering. continuous community updates include birthdays, travels, and local gatherings.
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Lillian Gravy
H. B. Klog
Presbyterian Sunday School
Beulah Wilson
Claen
Hazel Websler
Wampum
Toton Beaver
Church Streets
Samuel McCready
Janes Glover
Ben Booker
Robert
Beaver
Robert Freed
Frank Gibson
Robert Freed, Jr
Mahoningtown
St. L. Matheny
Beaver Falls
R. L. Sharpe
T. T. McDonald
George McGinnig
Lowellville
John Laughlin
John Whirer
New Castle
Robert Hays
Percy Ablett
Beaver Walls
Firestone Team to Visit Akron in July
Akron’s Firestone team plans a July visit to the Castle Cards. W Durriston and business manager Stan map out plans to boost the event and attract baseball fans while aiming to outpace rival spirits including Mr Firestone.
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Akron
Firestone
W. Durrston
Stan
Mr. Firestone
Cal Selects Wife s Clothes Has Taste
International News Service reports Mrs. Calvin Coolidge describes how the governor picks her wardrobe by noting dresses in shop windows and approving hats. She says his method yields simple, cooperative fashion choices though hats rarely catch his eye.
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International News Services
Hoston
Calvin Coolidge
Mre. Coolidge
Jazz Is Flayed By Club Woman at Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa July 2 Pop popular music of the day in America was described as unspeakable by Mrs Abendorfer of Chicago addressing the music conference of the General Federation of Women's clubs at the biennial convention. Ninety per cent of it would not be allowed to go through the mails if it were literature. Mrs Abendorfer said America stood on the threshold of a golden week and the country would be supreme artistically with music among the first arts to be nationalized. Discussions of art music and clubs were part of the program. Free leaflets on art would be distributed and arrangements made for any clinic woman to get decorating advice.
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Federation
United States
Demmies To Use Silver Roosters In Chicago
CHICAGO Jue 21 The Illinois Democratic women's committee announces thousands of silver roosters to be distributed at the San Francisco national convention to familiarize the public with the real party emblem. Mrs Frederick Tahl, chair of the finance committee, says the donkey was adopted after the Civil War, while the rooster is a proud bird with something to crow about.
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Chicago
Frederick Tahl
Illinois
Democratic Women's Committee
San Francisco
Tahl
Forkins To Box Michael O Leary In Warren Fight
Mike O Leary to fight Mickie Morkins at Warren Indiana. Forkins and O Leary previously met in a bout that drew strong reaction and a potential rematch.
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Forkins
Michael O’leary
Mike O'Leary
Mickie Morkins
Jimmie Jones
Warren
Indy
Toth O'Leary
Forking
Boro Independents Defeat Mahoning A.C. 23-ll
The Boro Independents cruised past the Mahoning A. C¢ in a Saturday afternoon game. The margin grew as the Independents controlled the pace with strong shooting and rebounding, delivering a decisive win for their team.
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Bioro Independents
Mahoning A
Firemen Called Twice To Box 8
Central fire department apparatus responded twice Saturday afternoon to the old office building of the Artes company on West Washington street after alarms from 6x 8. A match or cigar likely ignited panels near the advertising area but no damage occurred.
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Central Fire Department
the Artes Company
West Washington Street
Goat Run at Large Sparks Park Incident
Reuben Jones, an umpire, faced heckling from a Woodlawy fan at Cascade Park on Saturday. Jones responded, triggering a heated exchange as onlookers and officials reacted to the confrontation.
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Rube Jones
Reuben Doenes
Cascade Park
Woodlawy
Reuben
Pearson A C Wins Over Oaks in Saturday Game
Pearson A C defeated Oak A C on Saturday afternoon rallying with five runs in the HK, taking the lead in the third and fifth innings while Oaks added scattered tallies. McCormick and Patterson scored for Pearson, with McKnight, Perrotta, Richards, and others contributing. Oak’s Heastey, Russell, Williams, and Patterson were notable in a close contest.
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Pearson A. C
Oak A. Jes
Oaks
Pearsons
Aerons
McCormick
Patterson
Rm. Tl
Pearaon A. C
McKnight
Perrotta
Richards McKaught
Forngtora
Osborne
Allen
Haplige
Oak A. C
Heastey
Russell
Williams
Lestie
Jarber
Duga
Minsky
Radiator to Play Nick's Erstwhile Prints
Radiator and the Nicks formerly the Printers schedule a Tuesday evening game at 6215 on the Ra diator grounds. Players requested to report include Hook McCann Finch Gresham Bictnner Lefty Morrison Red Morrison Barrett Hower WeOry Oll Orr and Nicholson Broadbent.
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Nicks
Bill
Hook
McCann
Finch
Gresham
Bictnner
Lefty Morrison
Red Morrison
Barrett
Hower
We Ory
Orr
Grr
Nicholson
Broadbent
Davies Grid Star Joins Castle Cord
Tom Davies, a grid star, is now a member of the Castle Cords after an afternoon game. Outside distractions and a rough play moment did not dampen the crowd's reaction as Davies showed speed and ability on the field.
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Tom Davies
Piu Hinkshack
McCullough Eyes Kalamazoo Contract Offer
Paul McCullough of Castle Cord may join Kalamazoo if he desires, per a local letter. Rude Vickers, manager, would send a contract if McCullough agrees, though Mae plans to stay with the Cords.
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Paul McCullough
Castle Cord
Kalamazoo
Rude Vickers
Paul
Mae
New Castle Box Defeats West Side in Six to One Victory
New Castle Box defeated West Side six to one on Saturday. The Box makers registered six hits, with five given out by Mondlay of the box company and Jameson yielding the opposing runs.
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New Castle
Wear
Jameson
Imondlay
Box Company
Nye The Slugger Wins Fans Praises In Big Afternoon
Nye known as Gentile George delivers strong hitting Saturday afternoon, drawing cheers from fans. An ex Ellwood City boy, Nye's skill keeps him in the lineup and among the crowd favorites.
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George
Nye
Ellwood Cty
Garvey to Soon Join Castle Cords
Red Garvey, infiehter of St. Hon aventura, is o reach Naw Care lla according to information received today. Garvey's college days expired dine i, and he ta winding ny KONO affilra before making Now antie his tome. He expects to stay here peripanently.
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Red Garvey
St. Honaventura
Carella
Garvey
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