$1000 Award For Missing Daughter In Carbon Death Case
A missing beneficiary named Melissa Parenvoich, daughter of John Woodich found dead near a Carbon garage, may collect $1000 from a Conservative Life Insurance policy issued in 1922 through agent W G Kesler. Coroner Caldwell seeks information on her whereabouts. body kept by Undertaker Cunningham in Lowesville, Ohio.
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Melissa Parenvoich
John Woodich
Carbon
Woodich
Caldwell
Melissa
Conservative Life Insurance Company
Wheeling
W. Va
W. G. Kesler
Struthers, C
Kesler
Austria
J. P. Caldwell
Cunningham
Lowesville
Delay Erection of Bathhouse Faces Budget Hurdle
Council blocks immediate action on a 12 by 50 bathhouse at McCreary avenue and Shenango river after Councilman Bes Lusk says the $500 cost cannot be afforded this summer. Mayor Rentz urges a conference while Lusk had favored the project earlier. The measure is continued for further consideration.
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D. O. Davis
McCreary Avenue
Shenago River
Bes Lusk
Lusk
Rentz
Green Caps Meet Red Caps in King Tut League Showdown
The fourth King Tut League game is set at Walmore Grounds tonight at 6 30. Green Caps face Red Caps with Riley and Travers noted for Red Caps and Hamilton and Veach for Green Caps. Players should contact their manager to arrange transportation.
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Walmor
Riley and
Travers
Hamilton
Veach
Miss Andree Lafayette Makes Trilby A Screen Reality
Los Angeles June 22. Paris actress Miss Andree Lafayette, known in France as Andree de la Bigne, is chosen by Richard Walton Tully to play Trilby. She sent a photo of feet as part of her application and discusses ankles, beauty, and her haircut sacrifice before pursuing stardom in Hollywood.
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Andree Lafayette
Los Angeles
Andre Lafayette
Paris
France
Hollywood
Andree de la Bigne
Richard Walton Tully
du Maurier
Prodigal Duffield Wins Love After Returns to Town
Mary Ackroyd, once courted by Duffield the prodigal, chooses Jim Thompson after Duffield leaves town fortunes for New York. Years pass as Thompson rises to bank presidency while Duffield returns, penniless, but seeks Mary again. Mary finally accepts Duffield, revealing Thompson’s secret ruin and Duffield’s long success in New York banking.
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Duffield
Thompson
Mary
Metropolis
New York
Bank
Jim
Luffield
The
National Bank
Washington Monument to Hold World’s Largest Sundial
Construction begins on a giant sun dial at the Washington Monument. The ellipse at the base will serve as the dial, marking time of day and year to illustrate astronomical concepts for the public.
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Washington
Washington Monument
License Stolen From Ford in Madison Avenue Theft
Police were notified by Ee F Scalon of 307 West Madison Avenue that his Ford with license 811 831 Pa had been stolen.
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Ee. F. Scalon
West
Madison Avenue
Joseph McDevitt Heads West for Three Month California Visit
Joseph McDevitt of East Holmes Street departed this morning for a three month stay in California. He plans to visit family and explore the region during his trip.
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Joseph McDevitt
East Holmes Street
California
Ex-Service Men To Build Dam Tonight
Ex-service men of New Castle are asked to attend the Neshannock dam tonight to repair and prepare the swimming area. They should wear old clothing. Councilman Davies said he would permit ex-service men to run the bathhouse concession if they maintain the dam, a decision not made in regular council session.
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New Castle
Neshannock Dam
Davies
W D Stitzinger Fined For Speeding In Jefferson St
W D Stitzinger was fined five dollars and costs in mayor s court for speeding in North Jefferson Street. The arrest was made by Policeman McConaghy.
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W. D. Stitzinger
North Jefferson Street
McConaghy
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Miss Lafayette
America
Franklin
the Rolling Stone
By Ella Saunders
Western Newspaper Union
Harry
Wilbury
Ss. & H. Green
Goodyear
Yore
Oxfords
Washington ST
R. Morelli
Prop
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