Polish Falcons Readying for July 3 Convention in District 4
Polish Falcons of America District 4 Nest 146 prepares for the July 3 opening of its annual convention with 43 nests expected to attend. Gabriel Boron heads the general committee with Frank F. Golis and others coordinating refreshments dances lodging transportation and meals. Events include a welcoming dance at Falcon Hall July 3 a Castle Beach picnic and dancing July 4 and a track and field meet July 5 at Taggart Field.
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Polish Falcons of America
Nest 146
New Castle
Gabriel Boron
Frank F. Golis
Stanley Augustyn
Anthony Ostroski
John C. Watert
Vincent Senion
Stanley Szelong
George Ambrozewicz
Joseph Blazejewski
Edward Czaczkowski
Eugene Czyrwinski
Peter Klamat
Stanley Gier‘ard
Russel Kawa
Walter Kwolek
Simon Joseph
Dances
Joseph Masluk
Joe Kolodieski
Joe Sniezek
Joel Augustyn
Marcel Budzowski
Russell Firth
Paul Budal
Joseph Koszela
Alex Sniezek
Henry Koszela
Frank Noga
Zigmont Dudek
Marion Kolodieski
Martha Boron
Frances Zapasnik
Frances Bidzowski
Clara Kielar
Agnes Golis
Emil
Falcon Hall
Castle Beache
Taggart Field
Funeral services for former North Carolina governor McLean
Funeral services are held in Washington for Angus W. McLean former governor of North Carolina and former director of the War Finance Corporation who died yesterday in emergency hospital.
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International News Service
Washington
Angus W. McLean
North Carolina
The
War Finance Corporation
Emerency Hospital
East Side Choral Society Concert at Harmony Baptist
The News reports an East Side Choral Society concert at Harmony Baptist Church. Accompanist Mrs James Chapman and contralto soloist Mrs Davies were omitted in the initial report.
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East Side Choral Society
Harmony Baptist Church
James Chapman
Davies
Reunion call for Martin Gantz clan at Park Christian church
Dear Sir, letters from 1935 announce the third annual Martin Gantz school reunion in New Castle Pennsylvania. The gathering on Wednesday June 26 at Park Christian church invites all former students, with a chicken supper at 6:30 and a classy entertainment to follow.
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New Castle
Martin Gantz
the Park Christian Church
Tom Dickey
Tom
Mont Magill
Dick Dana
Jen Cochran
Sara Falls and Company
J. Herb McIlvenny
Lee A. Ochs Dies In New York City
Lee Alfred Ochs prominent New York motion picture chain owner dies after emergency appendicitis operation in York Hospital at age 54. Widely known in New Castle and New York, he owned nearly 30 theatres and was past president of the Motion Picture Exhibitors of America. Funeral services expected in New York on Monday.
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New York
New Castle
Ochs
Motion Picture Exhibitors of America
Nana Kaufman
Kaufman
Donnelly
Adelaide K. Holsinger
Wallace Avenue
Mr. Ochs
Cincinnati
Walker Arms Apartments
Ethiopians Offer Apology To Italy
Rome reports the Ethiopian government formally apologizes to Italy for an incident in Addis Ababa where an Abyssinian aviator tore an Italian flag from a legation secretary's car. Italy calls it an insult to the flag and will monitor Abyssinia's handling of the offender.
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International News Service
Rome
Italy
Addis Ababa
Legation
Abyssinia
Past Presidents Club Meets at West Clayton Home
Members of the Past Presidents club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. W. G. Sapper's West Clayton street home for a regular meeting. Prizes went to Mrs. W. G. Campbell and others for games and bingo after refreshments. The next meeting is planned for July at Mrs. Alice Taylor's West Madison avenue residence.
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Presidents Club
W. G. Sapper
West Clayton Street
W. G. Campbell
Alice Taylor
E. M. Johnston
R. C. Solomon
Billy Campbell
Norman Grimm
West
Madison Avenue
Sunday church services at North Cedar and Madison
The corner at North Cedar and East Madison hosts Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. led by supervisor Q. E. Davy. Morning worship with a sermon by Rev. Thomas Francis follows at 11:00 a.m. No Epworth League or evening service scheduled.
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North Cedar Street
East
Madison Avenue
Q. E. Davy
Thomas Francis
Bible church schedule at corner streets
Rev. D. C. Schnebly presides at the East Cherry and North Cedar corner church. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m with Arthur Walker as superintendent. Morning services begin at 11 o clock featuring a sermon The Law Of Love by the pastor. No evening service.
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East Cherry
North Cedar Streets
D. C. Schnebly
Arthur Walker
Law of Love
West Madison Avenue Bible School and Sunday Services
Rev W W Sniff pastors a Bible school at 9 45 a m led by Robert Park superintendent. Morning services follow at 10 45 with a sermon by the pastor. No evening services.
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Madison Avenue
W. W. Sniff
Bible
Robert Park
St Margaret's Church Mass Times
St Margaret's Church at Corner Second and Clayton with Rev. Fr. A. P. Scholz as pastor offers Masses Sunday at 8:30 and 10:30 with Christian Doctrine at 1:30 PM.
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ST. Margaret’s Church
Second
Clayton Streets
A. P. Scholz
Parish Masses at Corner Church Corner
Corner of North Cedar and East Wabash avenue. Rev. Fr. S. Ippolito, pastor. Masses at 8 30 and 10 30 a m. Sunday school at 2 p m.
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North Cedar
East Wabash Avenue
S. Ippolito
Ellsworths Move to Youngstown
Mr and Mrs J E Ellsworth and their family of West Clayton street have moved to Youngstown Ohio.
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Youngstown
J. E. Ellsworth
West Clayton Street
Hulbert Returns From Presbyterial Visit
E. C. Hulbert of West Madison Avenue returned home today from Chambersburg Pennsylvania where he attended a Presbyterial at Wilson College.
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E. C. Hulbert
West Madison Avenue
Chambersburg
Wilson College
Donated Food Cheerfully Given by Mahon ingtown Church Group
Superintendent Harry P. McBride of Crawford Oakridge children homes reports a donation of food from the Mahon ingtown Presbyterian Sunday school after a church dinner last Monday evening. The gift was greatly appreciated.
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Harry P. McBride
Crawford-Oakridge Children’s Homes
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Sunday School
Ward Visitors Report From Local Borough
Dave Kyle from North Beaver was a Friday visitor in the ward. Tom Nelson from Edinburg and Walter Evans from Moravia called on Thursday. Herbert Smith from New Wilmington visited Thursday. Richard H. Pearce from Johnstown and R. W. Richardson from Pittsburgh were Friday visitors. Mrs. Bruce Franklin of Seventh Pittsburgh, Ann Cicero and Lena DeLisio also listed as in the ward.
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Dave Kyle
North Beaver
Tom Nelson
Edinburg
Walter Evans
Moravia
Herbert Smith
New Wilmington
Richard H. Pearce
Johnstown
R. W. Richardson
Pittsburgh
Bruce Franklin
Seventh Street
Ann Cicero
Lena DeLisio
Fraternity House Raided By Police
Police raided the Sigma Tau Phi fraternity house at Temple University after neighbors complained of nightly parties. An 18 year old girl was arrested on a morals charge and 10 men on dis orderly conduct charges. Four women fled through rear windows as officers entered. Sydney Levine, reputed president, was among those in the building.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Sigma Tau Phi
Temple University
Sydney Levine
Officials Hunt For Dope Farm
Pittsburgh authorities search for a district dope farm following the arrest of Joseph Lopaz and Marx Pepon on narcotic charges. Pepon is identified as the ring leader. both men waived hearings and are held for court.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Joseph Lopaz
Marx Pepon
Pepon
Quotarian meeting on Photography at Elks Club
Dear Quotarians announce a weekly dinner Monday at 6 at the Elks Club. Aline Waide will discuss Photography. If you cannot attend, call acting secretary Mae M. Cummings before noon Monday.
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Elks Club
Aline Waide
Man Bitten By Rabies Infected Dog Held Doomed
New York city health officials warn Gerald Jordan of a rabies exposure after a terrier bite. Jordan, last seen after visiting an animal hospital with the dog, has a Fourteenth Street address and remains unfound as the dog died and tested positive for rabies.
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New York
International News Service
Gerald Jordan
Jordan
Fourteenth Street
More Witnesses Will Be Heard In Bruno Trial
Pottsville Pa June 22 the commonwealth neared the end of its case against six kinmen accused of aiding Joseph J Bruno former Kline township Republican leader in a massacre during a Democratic victory parade last November at Kelayres Special prosecutor Albert L Thomas prepared to admit key witnesses who will describe graphic verbatim testimony of the killings five men killed and nineteen wounded as the parade moved past Brunos home
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International News Service
Pottsville
Commonwealth Today
Joseph J. Bruno
Kline Township
Kelayres
Albert L. Thomas
Meadville
Bruno
Wins Divorce And Alimony Despite Mexican Decree
Mrs. Mary J. Reed of West Elizabeth won a limited divorce and alimony of 250 a month in Pittsburgh. She claimed her husband left 22 years ago to work for an oil company in Tampico Mexico and later learned he had remarried after a Mexico divorce. She argued she had no chance to contest the action.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Mary J. Reed
West Elizabeth
Mexico
Tampico
Barry Convicted in Conspiracy Embezzlement Case
Chicago June 22 Dave Barry famed for refereeing the Dempsey Tunney fight was convicted of conspiracy to embezzle $54 473 from Amalgamated Trust & Savings bank. Abraham Karatz St Paul attorney also found guilty. Barry blamed being a boob while his partner faces one to five years. judge postponed sentence for Barry.
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International News Service
Chicago
Dave
Barry
Abraham Karatz
St. Paul
Amalgamated Trust & Savings Bank
Feinberg
Karatz
Women In Session At Convention Opens In Grove City
The 52nd annual convention of the Women's General Missionary society of the United Presbyterian church in North America opened in Grove City Pa with business sessions and a reception. President Mrs E E Erskine of Steubenville Ohio addressed the opening meeting for about 800 delegates and guests from across the country plus several missionaries from foreign fields in attendance.
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International News Service
Grove City
Women’s General Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
North America
E. E. Erskine
Steubenville
Holt Is Given Senate Seat
Rush D. Holt, two days past his 30th birthday, won the right to become a United States senator. The Democrat from West Virginia sat in the rear row as the Senate voted 62 to 17 to seat him, the youngest senator since Henry Clay.
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Washington
Rush D. Holt
United States
Henry Clay
West Virginia
Senate
Raspberries and County Politics Ad From Local Candidate
A political advertisement from Floyd Cotton, a Shenango Township farmer and Cotton's Farm Dairy operator, urges County Commissioners to address local issues. He notes past campaigns, appeals to voters in Lawrence County, and his bid in the Republican Primary.
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Floyd Cotton
Shenango Township
Cotton
Lawrence County
Flower Mission at Almira Home Shows Community Spirit
The Frances Willard Union of the W C T U held its annual Flower Mission at the Almira Home Friday afternoon. Forty three residents received roses with white ribbon emblems and Scripture verses while guests enjoyed solos readings and a social hour. A business meeting followed to plan July activities and elect officers for the coming year.
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Frances Williard Union
Frances Williard
Almira Home
Geo. W. Conway
Fred Donaldson
Lang Syne
Wildwood
T. A. Preston
Anderson
Union
Grant E. Fisher
Adams Street
Joseph McClaren
N. R. Newbury
Delegation Returns From Gettysburg G A R Convention
New Castle representatives attended the Gettysburg Pennsylvania G A R convention. Attendees included Raymond Schetrom Minnie Elgas Mrs Hoover Auxiliary President Mrs Walsh Relief Corps President Mrs Kurtz President Daughters of Union Veterans Mrs Jackson Mrs Sweet and Mrs Cook now Post Department Commander for Pennsylvania Pearl Cook elected Junior Vice Commander Commander D M Clark and Comrade H G Shapp reported a very enjoyable time while en route home they stopped at multiple sites. Clarence Hawkes of Hadley Massachusetts has lost a leg and has been nearly blind since age 15 yet authored about 40 books and lectures.
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New Castle
Gettysburg
Raymond Schetrom
Minnie Elgas
Hoover
Walsh
Relief Corps
Kurtz
Daughters of Union Veterans
Jackson
Sweet
Cook
Pennsylvania
Pearl Cook
D. M. Clark
H. G. Shapp
Clarence Hawkes
Hadley
Mass
Large Stitzinger Home Is Purchased
Dr. Earl F. Henderson has purchased the former G. G. Stitzinger home at 306 East Lincoln Avenue, vacant for three years, and will move in from 220 Sumner Avenue in July. The house is among the largest on North Hill with 150 by 185 feet. Minor repairs are under way and Henderson’s Sumner Avenue home has sold to an unnamed buyer. A missing 15 year old girl, Henriette Delpeuch, was found alive after four weeks in woods near Souillac, France, living on snails and dandelions.
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Earl F. Henderson
G. G. Stitzinger
East
Lincoln Avenue
Sumner Avenue
Stitzinger
North Hill
Lincoln
Rhodes Place
Dr. Henderson
Henriette Delpeuch
Souillac
France
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Sparton
Keystone Furniture Co
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Penney’s
New Castle News
New Castle, Pa
Lee A. Ochs
New York City
Er Sal i
Fairlawn Stores
Aima
McBride-Shannon Co
East Washington
Hauptmann Fate
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
D. G. Werner
Hauptmann
Central Press
Seventh Ward News
Clayton St
Guy Madino
Presbyterian Chruch
ST. Lucy’s Church
Seventh Ward Personals
Temple Fraternity
Dope
Mae M. Cummings
Bruno Tria
Commonwealth
Holt
State Department of Welfare
Court of Common Pleas
Grant Fisher
J. A. Galbreath
June Bernard
Martha McCreary
Gwendolyn Wogan
Helen Ingham
Dina
E. F. Henderson
Packard
J. R. Rick Motor Car Co
East Washington St
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