Missing Heiress Sought For $1000 Insurance Payout
A man, John Woodich, was found dead near Carbon last week. His life insured for $1000 payable to his daughter Melissa Parenvoich, who is sought by coroner J P Caldwell. The policy is held with Conservative Life Insurance of Wheeling. agent W G Kesler, Struthers Ohio. premium paid for one year in advance. Any information about the daughter should be given to the coroner. The body is being prepared by Undertaker Cunningham of Lowesville Ohio.
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Melissa Parengoich
John Woodich
Carbon
Woodich
Meligi Parenvoich
Caldwell
W. G. Kesler
Struthers, C
Kesler
Wooni¢eh
Austria
J. P. Caldwell
Cunningham
Lowesville
Delay Erection of Bathhouse Sparks Budget Clash
Councilman D O Davis proposed a 12 by 50 bathhouse at McCreary avenue and Shenaxo river. Councilman Bes Lusk opposed, stating no $500 to spend this summer and calling for a conference. Mayor Rentz questioned the delay as the plan was sent to further consideration amid prior support from Lusk.
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D. O. Davis
McCreary Avenue
Shenaxo
Bes Lusk
Lusk
Rentz
Green Caps Meet Red Caps in King Tut League Showdown
Fourth King Tut League game tonight at Walmo Grounds features Green Caps with Wiley and Travers against Red Caps led by Hamilton and Vench. Game starts at 6 30 sharp. Players must contact managers for transportation arrangements.
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Walmo
Wiley and Travers
Hamilton
Vench
Trilbies Triumph for French Actress in Hollywood
Paris actress Andre Lafayette, known in France as Andre de la Bigne, wins role as Trilby in the film adaptation after Richard Walton Tully selects her for the heroine. The Paris gy poplar star sent a feet photo along with her portrait, and Lafayette notes ankles must be proportionate and rounded. She cut her long blond hair upon arriving in the U S promising she will grow it again if successful.
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Andree Lafayette
Los Angeles
Andre Lafayette
Paris
France
Hollywood
Actreas
Andree de la Bigne
Richard Walton
Tully
du Maurier
Trilby
Migs Lafayette
The Prodigal Lovers of Wilbury and a Bank Twist
In a small town two boys, Duffield and Thompson, clash as rivals for Mary Ackroyd. Duffield leaves for New York after a failed romance, Thompson rises as bank president, and Mary marries him. Years later Duffield returns rich and worldly, Mary reconsiders, and with Duffield she finds real love beyond money. The tale contrasts ambition, social status, and the pull of true affection. The article ends with The Biggest World Dial: construction of the Washington Monument.
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Dufield
Duffield
Thompson
Dofield
Mary
Metropolis
Tll
Dofeld
New York
Dynfield
Bank
Jim
Thomsoon
Lie
Pennlie
Wibby
Cone
Tve
The
National Bank
Murry
Barry
DuMeld
Tim
Wilbury
Wood
Harry
Washington
Washington Monument
Local theft report and travel plans noted
Poliga informed by E F Scalon of 307 West Madison avenue that Kia Pord in Neenss B11eS3L, Pa. had been stolen. Joseph McDavitt of East Holmes Street left this morning for a three month visit in California.
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Poliga
E. F. Scalon
Madison Avenue
Joseph McDavitt
East Holmes Streat
California
Ex-Service Men To Build Dam Tonight
Ex service men of New Castle are to repair the Neshannock dam tonight to prepare the swimming area. They should come in old clothing and help restore the bath house. Councilman Davies said he would let ex service men operate the bath house concession if they maintain the dam, a consent likely supported by other council members. Also noted, W D Stitvinger was fined five dollars and costs for speeding on Jefferson street by Officer McConoghy in mayor's court.
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New Castle
Neshannock Dam
Davies
Cownell
W. D. Stitvinger
Meryor
Arth Jefferson Street
McConoghy
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