Silvery Rock community notes celebrate seventh birthday
In Slippery Rock an array of local residents attend a birthday party for Master Donald Roddick at his home with games and refreshments. Nearby Rev Ira Scott announces retirement plans and a move to Slippery Rock with his wife. he will build a new residence on West Cooper Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Roddick
Silbath
Beth Forrester
Stanley Hines
Howard Gill
Raymond Brown
Billy Eats
Cecil Reddick
Earl Reddick
Fred Steele
James Steele
Margaret Ramsey
Joan McCormick
Elsie Reddick
Bernice Steele
Slippery Rock
Ira Scott
Scott
West Liberty Methodist Episcopal Church
Wampum
Lawrence County
West Cooper Street
Israel Badger
Benjamin Croll
Radio at Home and Abroad From Arctic to England
Radio fans hear KDKA and WGY rebroadcast from abroad while local Cleveland and Chicago stations offer strong programs. The McMillan Arctic expedition will use voice radio as experiment with code mainstay. 40 meter waves favored. Reinartz set needed to tune to 40 meters. Marconi pursues beam control for targeted radio transmissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Germany
WGY
England
McMillan
Arctic
Bowdoin
Feary
Reinartz
Marconi
Miss Joan Easley Returns as Dean at Summer Normal
Miss Joan Easley, who left the normal school in June 1924 after five years as dean of the music department, returned last Monday to resume duties for the summer term. She has been in Wilmington, Delaware, directing a private music conservatory. She and her father, Rev Easley, now retired from ministry, live together in Delaware City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Easley
Normal School
Miss Easley
Wilmington
Del
Rev
Easley
Delaware City
Slippery Rock Notes Visitors and College Plans
Robert E. Allen of Cleveland visited his sister Mrs. Louise McClymonds over Sunday. Mrs. F. P. Walthour of Wilmerding visits her brother James Topley and sister Mrs. Walter Welsh. Miss Betty Williams, a Juniata College student, returned home and will go to Chautauqua New York for summer work with other Juniata girls. Mr. and Mrs. George Replogle and children left to spend time away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roaring Springs
Blair County
Elizabeth
Ivy Dickey
Pittsburgh
C. P. Hawk
West Palm Beach
Fla
Slippery Rock
Hawk
Our Town
Edith Alexander
New Castle
James Lambie
Washington, D. C
Capital City
George L. Hamm
Normal Avenue
Master Crawford
McKeesport
Rebecca Kelly
North Main Street
Phoebe McConnell
Grove City
Frances Rhodes
William Wilson, Jr
Burton
W. Va
Margaret Ramsey
Woodville
Charles R. Ramsey
Catherine Clager
Henry Reddick
Crafton Heights
Joseph Marcus
Joseph Wimner
Anna
East Cooper Street
Frank McMullen
J. L. Lynn
Greenville
Lee Book
Ralph A. McBride
West Cooper Street
Frank Castor
William Dickson
Sara Ivy
Hazel Kelly
Roland Gaston
New Kensington
J.F. Gardner
Main Street
W. R. Hall
Ellwood City
J. Wilbur Mayne
Helen
John F. Allison
Harold Moorhead
W. H. Moore
Carl
Thomas Carlson
Hazel Ixelly
Paul Harbaugh
American Aluminum Company of
L. A. Harbaugh
W. H. McGaffie
Butler
William Riddle
Grace Riddle
Thomas Sager
Standard Steel Car Works
Franklin Street
Butler Memorial Hospital
Henry Wilson
Myersdale
William P. Welsh
James’ Shorts
Grace
Robert E. Allen
Cleveland
Louise McClymonds
F. P. Walthour
Wilmerding
James Topley
Walter Welsh
Betty Williams
Juniata College
South Hall
Chautauqua
N. Y
Juniata
George Replogle
Radio features schedule mix includes Bishop Wilson address
Broadcasting across WCAE WEAF WEEI WFI WEAR WGR and others, Bishop L. B. Wilson delivers Metes and Bounds at 7 10 p m. A 7 30 p m entertainment block follows on listed stations. The Eveready Hour airs at 8 p m and Il Trovatore closes with the WEAF Grand Opera Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAE
WEAF
WEEI
WFI
WEAR
WGR
Oat Racie
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Buffalo
Detroit
L. B. Wilson
Bishop Wilson
Woc
Davenport
WJAR
Providence
WCCO
Minneapolis
WSAI
Cincinnati
Weaf Grand Opera Company
Old Timers Recall the Curb Stone Quartet
A reader recounts the Curb Stone quartet from about 22 years ago at Long Avenue and Mill Street. Members included Bert Sanford, Phil Taylor, William H. Jones, and Jack Morgan with George Brown naming them. Taylor lives in Canada, Morgan in Warren, others in the city. they sang in the Imperial Strel and Moose Minstrel shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Avenue
Mill Street
George Brown
Bert Sanford
Phil Taylor
William H. Jones
Jack Morgan
Canada
Warren
Imperial Minstrel
Big Moose
Realty Transfers List Includes Transfers Across Townships
A long line of property transfers recorded across Union Shenango Mahoning and Wayne townships Second ward Second ward Fourth ward Third ward and other districts list buyers sellers and amounts Some transfers show dollar values including 355 and 140 and 5100 with many deeds noted between individuals and entities such as Oak Park Cemetery Association and Shelby Land Co Names include Rachel Crawford Katie Foe James Maxwell Elmer Gallagher Leweraza Gibbon and others with several one dollar transfers and multiple parcels summarized in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Crawford
Katie Foe
Union Township
Elmer A. Gallagher
James L Maxwell
Will L. Akin
Ellen Wilson
Steven P. Peck
Martin Reiner
Wayne Township
Shelby Land Co
Thomas H Brandon
James C. Tinker
Joseph Kirkwood
S. D. Long
Edwin E. Marshall
Frank Colapietro
John A. Martin
Salvadore Monforte
Salvadore Algiera
John Corsi
William E. Porter
Shenango Township
Harry D. Baldwin
James B Kennedy
William B. Matis
Samuel B. Earnhardt
Oak Park Cemetery
Volant Bank To Reopen Soon After Reorganization
Affairs of the First National bank of Volant have been straightened out in good shape and it will probably reopen its doors in a few days with federal approval. The bank will then be in the strongest financial condition in its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Volant
Federal Government Department
Ministers Attend Beaver Valley Presbytery Meeting
United Presbyterian ministers of this city attended the Beaver Valley Presbytery meeting held today at Camp Rug United Presbyterian church. Reports from the May General Assembly meeting in Topeka Kansas were presented by Rev Calvin of New Wilmington and Rev McFarland along with W. J. Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Copeland
S. E. Irvine
A J. Randiles
United Presbyterian
Beaver Valley
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Newsy
Uber & Sons
Prince of Wales
Johannesburg
South Africa
WCBD
Chicago
Station Wear
Cleveland, CO
WTAM
Wright's
Wright's Market
THE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
M. J. Donnelly
North
Mercer Street
Bell
J-M
Croton Avenue
Bell Phone
Monarch
Spencer Paint and Glass Co
Capitol Theater
SILK
Square Deal Garage
NEW Castle Drug Corp
RED
Hall-Anderson Motor Car CO
North Mercer Street
van Camp
Neshannock Avenue
Liberty Avenue
East Long Avenue
F. Washington Street
Keystone Furniture CO
East
Washington Street
Wurliltzers
S. Mill St
Haney’s
Grand Rapids
Chedity
Boy Scout
Pikskin
David Liverman
SLSS
Ohio
WCABE
Stern
William Penn Hotel
Sunshine Girl
WLW
U. S
Gibson
Stockman
Hovur
Arlington
KYW
Til
Congress Hotel
Curb Stone Quartet
State Realty Co
Ira S. Fulkerson
Emma L Fulkerson
North Highland Land Co
M K. Gilliland
Maggie de Arman
S. I. Pearson
Lydia Jane McMillin
Marshall L. McMillin
Volant Bank
Presbytery
Louisville Courier-Journal
Hellmann
Richard Wellmann
Geng
Ialand City
Ey Cei
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