Eucharistic Congress Opens as Dublin Hosts Pilgrims
The final group of American pilgrims arrived in Dublin for the International Eucharistic Congress opening session. More than 5000 visitors from numerous countries filled hostels, with Cardinal Hayes of Philadelphia and other church leaders arriving aboard the liner De Grasse. Cardinal Dowdothy sent messages urging unity and peace, expressing Irish heritage's joy and hope for world salvation. The congress was set to begin with a pro cathedral address by the Dublin archbishop.
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Saasion
Mora
Cardinal Meushenry
Philadelphia
Cardinal Iives
New York
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Cardinal Verdler
Arehbishop
Paris
Aam
Cardinal Douwherty
United States
Ireland
Lis
Hare
Trish
Eijoyer
Churel
Pries
Cardinal Hayes
Cardinal Hayes de Red
de Grasse
Treland
Couness
Tipperary
Killarney
Alleged numbers racket operator held for court
Dan Freeman, colored, charged with operating a numbers racket and assault and battery, was held for court by Judge Alterman William E. Mors on Tuesday. Bail was set. Freeman remained in the county jail awaiting further proceedings.
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Dan Freeman
Ruth
Battray
William E. Mors
Eignty
Synod Opens At Grove City
Grove City June 22 A reception was held Tuesday evening in the Colonial Hall for 250 Pennsylvan ia Synod of the Presbyterian church ministers and delegates. Dr W C Rawler led the receiving line and Dr Bowman preached the opening sermon. Dr John McDowell spoke on evangelism and constitutional government to morning and afternoon sessions. Dr M McDivin presided at the devotional service.
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Grove City
Colonial Hall
Pennsylvania Synod of the Presbyterian Church
W. c. Rawler
Organize U P C U Vacation Schedule Nominated
Officers who will direct the Young People's Christian Union societies of the Highland and Second United Presbyterian churches of New Castle were nominated at a meeting of the retiring official board. DeWayne Glenn was nominated for president, Miss Betty Houston for vice president, Ray Zeimler for treasurer, and Miss Eliza J Buchanan for secretary. An outing is planned for next week at a place to be designated later. Devotional meetings begin Sunday July 3.
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Union Organization of Young People’s Chistian Union Sociies
The
Highland
Second Oultec F Presouterian Churches
New Castle
Albert Dodds
Wallace Avenue
DeWayne Glenn
U. P
Betty Houston
Highland Society
Ray Zeimler
U. F
Eliza J. Buchanan
Ew Place
Bicycle Stolen Near Butler Avenue in Beacon Hill
A bicycle owned by Mr and Mrs Jacob Genkinger of Butler Avenue was reported stolen from the vicinity of Ray and Butler avenues during the Open Gardens event on Beacon Hill. The bicycle is described as purple and blue and the family described the incident to police.
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Internacional New Servier
Boston
Beaton Hilll Garden Club
Beacon Hill
Jacob Genkinger
Butler Avenue
Ray
Europe
Quai D'Orsay
Paris
Atlaft
Ramsay Maclinnate
Great Britain
M. Beonard Harriot
France
Tomato Plants Cover Laurel Boulevard Parkway
Mayor Charles S. Mayne reports thousands of tomato plants growing along Laurel Boulevard parkway after sewage residue was used as soil. Citizens are gathering the plants but urged to avoid damaging shrubbery and grass and to harvest soon before rapid growth makes maintenance necessary.
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Laurel Boulevard
Charles S. Mayne
Deeds Must Bear Tax Stamps Under New Law
Register and Record Jeannette Hutton explains all deeds recorded at the court house must carry tax stamps in line with the new tax bill. Deeds for properties selling between 100 and 500 dollars incur fifty cents, with fifty cents more for each additional 500 or fraction. Stamps are available at banks or post offices, not at the register and recorder's office, and tax applies to mortgage excess when a property sale is subject to a mortgage.
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Court ‘House
Jeannette Hutton
Register and Recorder's Office
Electric Iron Cause of Blaze at Rose Marie Shop
Firemen responded to a 45 Tuesday evening alarm at 224 East Washington for smoke at the Rose Marie Shop. Four fire companies arrived after the Box 28 call. An electric iron not turned off overheated and ignited the ironing board, causing only minor damage worth a few dollars.
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Rose Marie
East Washington Street
New Castle Teens Noted in Local Names List
Local New Castle readers list Louis Howard Mary Patterson and Marian Dickson among residents. Enon Varley Nat Captain Mollie Malasky Harold J. Liverman are also named along with other New Castle individuals.
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Louis Howard
Mary Patterson
New Castle
Enon Varley
Harold J. Liverman
Marian Dickson
New Caste
Three Brothers Held in Federal Case at La Salle
A garbled report notes three brothers tied to a federal matter in La Salle. Details are unclear but references to Ran Jor and postal service figures suggest a crime linked to the post office and a wife. The exact charges, dates, and outcomes are not decipherable from the fragments provided.
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