McMath Reveals Ransom Flow In Kidnapping Case
James J. Kilgallen reports McMath detailed paying more than sixty thousand dollars to kidnappers for his ten year old daughter Peeey. He described meeting a masked figure aboard a Wychemere Harbor boat, negotiating ransom, and distributing seventy thousand dollars among participants, with Peggy later delivered to the car after two days in a Hurwichport house.
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James J. Kilgallen
Barnstable
Marss
Peeey
Wychemere Harbor
Neli
McMath
Kenneth
Cyr Buck
McMnatt
Cyrh* Buck
Gyrit
Cyril
Gap
Peggy
Hurwichporti
Inherits Large Sum and a Wish to Punch Noses
A cub reporter interviews George GC Jones, a welfare recipient who recently inherited funds. Jones outlines plans to tour and spend, while declaring a no nonsense rule to visit everyone and punch those he dislikes, revealing impulsive anger and confusion.
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Mirlvale
George GC. Jones
Wales
Jones
Europe
Hillsville Hosts W C I U Mrs Leni Gilmore Event
Hillsville notes report Mrs Leni Gilmore hosted a gathering at her home on Tuesday with dainty refreshments. Meantime Misses Jang and Donna Gilmore visit relatives in Wars ran Oba. Mrs Ala Harmon remains seriously ill. The item mentions visits by Frank and Smith of New Castle and J W Navarra family, plus others from Ellwood City and Youngstown. World’s Fair trip by James Eakin and Patsy Spare is noted.
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W. C
Leni
Gilmore
Ahi Batty
Bessemer W. C
Iwillsville
Misees Jang
Donna Gilmore
Wars Ran
Oba
Ala Harmon
Frank Smith
Naw Castle
J.W. Navarra
Ellwood City
Leslie Book
Uenople
Lillian Martin
Joana
Heasley
New Castle
James ‘Eakin
Patsy
Chicago
Grace Austin
Youngstown
Local residents visit relatives over weekend
Tuesday and Wednesday guests include Mrs. Laura Harmon and Miss Alberta Houlette of Warren Ohio visiting grandparents. Miss Betty Gale Heasley returns to East Palestine after an extended visit. Mrs. Alice McContbs leaves for Slippery Rock to enroll for summer term. Ruth Davis Dorothy Battin from Bessemer visit Miss Helen Harmon. Elizabeth Martin returns home after visiting grandparents. Mr. Harold Stotfer from Akron visits relatives. Several families from Browne’s Woods New Castle and Mahoningtown visit H. M. Murphy and Mrs. Kerr’s households.
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Laura Harmon
Alberta Houlette
Warren
Ohio
C.W. Houslette
Betty Gale Heasley
East
Palestine
Alice McContbs
Slippery Rock
State Teacher's College
Ruth
Davis
Dorothy Battin
Bessemer
Helen Harmon
Elizabeth Martin
Fullertom
Westfield
Harold’ Stotfer
Akron
Roy Johnston
Jack Garber
McCurdy
Walter McGurdy
Brownee's Woods
Rigby
Frank Shook
New Castle
I. M. Davidson
H. M. Murphy
John Kerr
Ethel
Pearl Kerr
Mahoningtown
George Heese
Ever-Willing Circle Meets at Genevieve Miller Home
Ten members of the Ever-Willing Circle and patroness Mrs Margaret Thompson met Thursday afternoon at Genevieve Miller's home. Nora Houge led devotionals with topics by Sarah Thompson and Jessie Chambers. A social time followed with refreshments by Miriam Wallace Louis Douglas and Genevieve Miller. Next meeting set for June 20 at Miriam Wallace's home. Church notices mention Union prayer meeting Wednesday June 21 at 8 o clock at United Presbyterian Church and church services Thursday and Friday evenings preparing for communion on Sabbath June 25 at 11 am. Mrs Edward Bradley, recently unable to be out, along with Mayor Clyde Ferguson and wife of Niles Ohio, were weekend guests at Sarah Ferguson's home. My and James Pitts visited Warren Pennsylvania.
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Margaret ‘Thompson
Genevieve Miler
Nora Houge
Emily ‘Casto
Sarah Thompson
Jessie Chambers
Miriam Wallace
Lauis Douglas
Genevieve Miller
Miriam ‘Wallace
Luekle Manor
Dalock
United
Presbyterian
Een
Jackson
Edward Bradley
Clyde ,Ferguson
Niles, O
Sarah 'Ferguson
le My
James’ Pitts
Carl Anderson
Warren, Pa
Local ballots select six to serve three year terms
In the primary election, voters certified the candidates as elected for a three year period and now choose the six members to serve from the remaining list. The outcome centers on who will fill the six seats.
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Membe Nnds
Rose Pastor Stokes Dies in Germany International News
Rose Pastor Stokes, prominent American figure and widow of Phelps Stokes, dies in Germany after a lengthy illness. Born in a Russian ghetto, she rose to social prominence as a philanthropist and writer before her life in New York and later years abroad.
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Rose Pastor
Stokes
Germany
Frankfort
America
Phelps Stokes
Westport
Corin
Rose
Pastor Stokes
London
New York
Russia
Cleveland
Fragmentary note on president's program and wage aims
Fragmented text mentions three aims: maximum tours of Labor, minimum wage, and elimination of wasteful competition. Itquotes a speaker claiming the president is empowered to help men and will stand by him, with unclear attributions and garbled wording.
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Jargent
Moststance
Local notes from Edenburg and nearby towns
Edinburg residents share social visits and travel updates. Mrs. Barah McIntosh celebrated with friends in New Castle while Tanis Pitts of Youngstown called on Mire I. B. Leeper. Beverages, family visits, and schooling plans feature among the day’s brief items.
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Barah McIntosh
New Castle
Tanis Pitts
Youngstown
Ohio
Singer
Fred. Brice
Beaver
Myra
Oliver Dickson
Doris Coates
Struthers
Joseph Park
Harry McCullough
Minnie Maughn
Bessie Hofmeister
State Teachers’ College
Slippery
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Jefferson Street
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Washington St
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Mayberrys
New Wilmington
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Ilinois
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Coate
Handsome Safety League
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