Seven Indian Tribes At Camp East Brook
Seven tribes are housed at Camp East Brook the girls camp run by the New Castle Y W C A Each tribe has its own cabin and counselor Mohawks under Anne Cain’s cabin Senecas under Virginia Duff’s cabin Cayugas under Margaret Fischer’s cabin Algonquins under Marian Wilson’s cabin Ogibwas under Margarette White’s cabin Iroquois under Lenore Beall’s cabin Navajos under Tip Duff’s cabin with named campers listed for each group
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Camp East Brook
New Castle
Betsy Hill
Martha Knight
Maxine Shrock
Averell Adams
Virginia Duff
Isabel Douglas
Miriam Crnefelter
Ruth McNab
Jane Davis
Helen Alien
Ruth Chapman
Marjorie Vaughn
Cayugas
Margaret Fischer
Dorothea Ferrer
Joan Thompson
Sally Paxton Davis
Jean Wise
Betty Jane Kison
Emily Lou Weir
Algonquins
Marian Wilson
Eleanor Eckles
Caroline Cosel
Carol Henderson
Dorothy Wallace
Marilyn Pierce
Hazel Ann Mark
Georgiana Truby
Ogibwas
Margarette White
Phyllis Ferrer
Phillis Adams
Ruth Landis
Helene Edgar
Betty Gelbach
Ruth Fischer
Iroquois
Lenore Beall
Layre Wheeler
Sara Kohn
Gertrude Hitchcock
Jean Waddington
Jane Elwell
Helen Wilson
New Tax System Is Working Well
County Treasurer William Pitts reports the new tax statements system is functioning well with early payments. June 3 last year saw initial payments. this June 3, $52,000 had been collected, largely by check. Taxpayers see exact amounts with discounts shown. county payments come from rural districts, while city residents rush for the discount before it ends.
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William
Pitts
City Taxes First Under Corporate Payment Assumption
The text implies corporations have paid and are presumed to be prioritizing city taxes, suggesting a trend of settlements or fiscal responsibility for municipal obligations.
Cities Convention Carded For August
League of Third Class Cities will hold its convention August 16 to 18 in Pottsville according to Councilman Albert Hoyland. The council has not yet determined how many salons will attend the sessions.
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Pottsville
Albert Hoyland
Lewis Issues Call For Indiana Illinois Coal Wage Meeting
John L. Lewis, international president of the United Mine Workers, called a joint Indiana Illinois coal wage conference for 2 p.m. Wednesday in Indianapolis. Invitations went to Abe Wales, John Templeton, John H. Walker, and W. J. Jenkins to join the wage parley, prompted by the mining industry situation in Indiana and Illinois.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Abe Wales
Terre Haute
United Mine Workers
John Templeton
Indiana Coal Operators’ Association
John H. Walker
Springfield
W. J. Jenkins
Chicago
Illinois Coal Operators’ Association
Indiana
Illinois
Funkes Host Ladies Aid Meeting at Pulaski Home
Mrs. D E Funk hosted the Methodist Ladies Aid at her Pulaski home with an all day gathering and a noon tureen dinner where fifteen members attended. Several local residents traveled to Erie to attend the funeral of J Elmer Ellsworth. Several social and family visits were noted among residents of New Castle and vicinity.
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D. E. Funk
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
E. Lostetter
J. P. Buchanan
George Lostetter
Erie
J. Elmer Ellsworth
West 26Th Street
Edna Lostetter Ellsworth
Women's Benefit Association
Lloyd Mitcheltree
Joseph Evans
Lloyd Goodge
North Beaver Church to Hold Communion Service Sunday
North Beaver Communion services will be held at Bethel U P church Sunday June 26. Mrs Lydia Wilson visits with daughter Mrs Emma Wynder in New Castle. Mrs Clara Hayes of East Liverpool visits brother W C Caste and family. Eleanor Hofmeister of Grove City visits grandparents Mr and Mrs George Mc Anlis. James Rhodes and family and Ray Rhodes with baby visit Pittsburgh. J W Martin and sons exhibited cattle at New Wilmington with prize winners. Mrs R S Clark and Mrs George Clark ill with bronchial pneumonia. Ethel Olive Weller and Sylvia Cameron attend Beaver picnic for Lawrence Moore anniversary. Moore formerly Ila McAnlis.
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Lydia Wilson
Emma Wynder
New Castle
Clara Hayes
East Liverpool
W. C. Caste
Eleanor Hofmeister
Grove City
George McAnlis
Jas. Rhodes
Ray Rhodes
Pittsburgh
J. W. Martin and Sons
Bereavement thanks from the Hill family
To our many friends who express ed their love and kindness in our bereavement we wish to thank them most sincerely from Mrs William Hill and family.
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WM. Hill
Legion Corps Plans Wednesday Meeting
Plans were made for a Legion of Honor rehearsal meeting to be held Wednesday evening. The corps will make two appearances during the next two weeks and is anxious to make a good showing. All members are urged to attend.
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Legion of Honor
News Daily Cross Word Puzzle Is Answered
Puzzle list and clues provided including multiple definitions across topics. The prompt ends with a prompt phrase indicating an answer to the previous puzzle is sought.
Richards Nominated for State Office at Water Works Meeting
H. B. Richards of New Castle City Water, proposed for second vice president of the Pennsylvania Water Works Operators' association at its State College session. He and chemist B. F. Johnson departed for the sessions, expected to run through Wednesday with return planned Thursday.
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H. B. Richards
City of New Castle Water Company
Pennsylvania Water Works Operators’ Association
State College
Richards
B. F. Johnson
New Castle
Will Not Release William Fox From Senate Subpoena
The unanimous Senate Banking and Currency committee refused to release motion picture producer William Fox from a subpoena to testify in its market speculation probe. Fox’s illness at a Washington hotel had prevented him from appearing as the inquiry examines alleged use of film company assets to enrich his personal fortune.
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International News Service
Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
William Fox
Fox
Images of Belgians Burying Spirits Highlight African Belief
The report describes Ba Luba natives in the Belgian Congo believing images mark graves of the dead. Daily bowls of food are set before the images and disappear by night as the departed souls are said to dine. This cultural vignette accompanies a grab bag of quiz questions and language notes.
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Belgian Congo
Today in History and Horoscope Anniversary Note
On this day summer begins and today's anniversary is noted. The sunlit entry hints at personalities born today being loving and imaginative with generous spirit. Answers include New York as a region, nine calls, and July 10 1923 as a key date.
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New York
Frank W. Hill Seeks State Commander Role at Harrisburg Encampment
Frank W. Hill, active in the Sons of Union Veterans and business circles, travels to Harrisburg for the G A R encampment where he is a candidate for state department commander. He is joined by a local delegation including George Partington Herman Gilbert Raymond Gilbert Walter Cross Neal Williams Jr S H Gilbert and R M Campbell.
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Frank W. Hill
Sons of Union Veterans
Harrisburg
Hill
State Department
Mr. Hill
George Partington
Herman and
Raymond Gilbert
Walter Cross
Neal Williams, Jr
S. H. Gilbert
R. M. Campbell
Weekend visitors and residents report from Little Beaver
Floyd Young and Aly Simpson fished Friday at Pine Lake in Little Beaver. Jake Dunlap and family moved to their new home in Little Beaver. J. J. Walker and son Jesse from Pittsburgh visited Little Beaver. W. A. Ross is ill with blood poisoning at home. Orval Armstrong and daughter Jean visited with Zella Armstrong and her mother from Brookline. Richard Bukley and Henry Erans of Pittsburgh visited Earnest Gorders. Theodore Steinicke of Pittsburgh spent Sunday with his sister Mrs C Trudal. Charles O Junge and family of Pittsburgh spent Sunday at their summer home. Harry Patterson and daughter of Enon visited Mr and Mrs William Patterson in Little Beaver.
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Floyd Young
Aly Simpson
Little Beaver
Pine Lake
Jake Dunlap
J. J. Walker
Jesse
Pittsburgh
W W. A. Ross
Orval Armstrong
Jean
Zella Armstrong
Brookline
Richard Bukley
Henry Erans
Earnest Gorders
Theodore Steinicke
C. Trudal
Charles O. Junge
Harry Patterson
Enon
Patterson
William Patterson
Doctor Finishing Interne Work at South Side Hospital
Dr Charles Francis Kissinger son of Mr and Mrs R S Kissinger of Neshannock avenue completes interne work at South Side hospital Youngstown Ohio this week. He did pre medical at Westminster College and graduated from University of Buffalo a year ago. He plans to enter private practice. The closed car recalled a hearse before it was too late.
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Charles Francis Kissinger
R. S. Kissinger
Neshannock Avenue
South Side Hospital
Youngstown
Kissinger
Westminster College
University of Buffalo
Chill-Chasing Scribes Visit Cold Dairy Plant Tour
Reporters tour a dairy plant ice room showing the chilling process from 18 below to frigid, raw rooms. Foreman guides through the sniver-starter and hardening stages, noting employees perspire despite subzero temperatures.
Camp East Brook Opens Wednesday Visitors Hours
The YWCA announces visitors hours at Camp East Brook from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Wednesday for camp girls and their parents. Supper at six requires registration by calling 6120, and only parents may share the meal. A water festival is invited for seven that evening.
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Camp East Brook
Y. WC. Bae
Exoneration in Ohio Farm Shooting Case
Columbiana county authorities exonerated T. Hassen Dailey a 28 year old farmer of Fredericktown eight miles north of East Liverpool in the fatal shooting of Ralph J. Miller 23 and Clifford Goodballet 22 after findings they failed to heed his commands.
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East Liverpool. C
Columbiana County
T. Hassen Dailey
Farmer
Fredericktown
Here
Ralph J. Miller
Clifford Goodballet
Man Orders Halt After Gym Garage Robbery Attempt
A man halted his activities after realizing an attempted garage robbery had been planned near his property. Police are reviewing footage and seeking leads to identify suspects and prevent further incidents.
Council To View Local Intersection Paving Dispute
Victor Olsen, contractor, asks council to view Logan avenue and Laurel boulevard paving. Council planned earlier to withhold portion of payment until workmanship proved satisfactory. Olsen notes the pavement has endured one winter and two summers and seeks release of funds if found acceptable.
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Victor Olsen
Logan Avenue
Laurel Boulevard
Olson
Olsen
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