Bankers Given Long Sentences
In New York on June 83 Bernard Marek president of a district bank was sentenced to six years in prison for conspiracy to misuse bank funds. Saul Singer received an equal penalty. Herbert Singer, four years old, was identified as a company president. The judge denied a motion for a new trial.
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New York
Bernard Marek
Iiniied States Beds
Jared
Saul Sinner
Herebert Simges
Saul Singer
Esrhert Singer
Jal
Donnellen
Gene Sis-Sions
Saul Siner
Bank
Herbert
Cwvelen Ereks
Busses Operating To Croton District U plan
District commenced today from Public Square under local supervision by C. G. Coulthard. The Croton area bus service expansion aims to improve district transport and student access.
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Croton
Public Square
C. G. Coulthard
Bus Routes Altered By Penn-Ohio Railways Schedule
A damaged description details route changes for buses traveling through Croton Street and East Washington Square. The text notes new paths via Croton Avenue Crawford Avenue Walnut Street to Croton Street car lines, with adjustments due to corporate announcements and traffic constraints.
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Penn-Ohio
Coven
Croton
Prom Pable Square
East Washington Street
Croton Avenue
Cyrawford Avenue
Court Mires
Walnut. Street
East Washington Square
Volant College Alumni Reunion to be Held Wednesday
Annual reunion of Volant College alumni takes place all day Wednesday on the Volant campus. The event draws former students and current Volant residents, with hundreds expected to attend. Celebrities who attended Volant College are among the invitees. Dinner will be served by the Volant Presbyterian church ladies.
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Volant College
Institution of Learning
Volant
Volant Presbyterian Church
Nine Arrested In Taxi-Cab Strike
In Pittsburgh on June 23, six men and three boys faced hearings after a taxicab strike escalation. Cabs ran in flying districts provoking clashes, with a driver allegedly struck by a mob near Squirrel Hill. Arrests occurred citywide as stone barrages and encounters continued.
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Pittsburgh
Yellow Cab Company
Breas
Guests In Auto Sue For Damages
Herman and Edith Wolfe, guests in the car of Jack Gerson, filed a prothonotary suit for 35000 damages after a skid on a slippery grade near the Cleveland street intersection with Castle Cleveland road at Cragtin Pars, Ohio. Herman suffered facial injuries and tooth loss. Edith injured a left wrist and other injuries.
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Herman
Edith Wolfe
Jack Gerson
Heve
Prothonotary’s Office
Mrs. Wolfe
Gerson
Cleveland
Cleveland Street
Castle-Cleveland Road
Cnagtin Parls
O. Tt
Leaders Hike To Renew Course For District Scouters
Boy Scout leaders of the upper Lawrence County district begin the second six weeks of training with a trip to La Camp Phillips in Kansas on Saturday, June 27. The first part of the course is finished and September will complete the second period's requirements.
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Upper Lawrence County
Phillips Wong
Drum Corps Rehearsal Gather Tonight at Armory
Members of the bugle and drum corps of the Harry L. McBride Post Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet this evening in the Armory for their weekly rehearsal. Manager Frank T. Sargent asks all members to be on hand as another snappy workout is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. McBride
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Armory
Public Fountain In Operation Today Spout Installed
Public drinking from the fountain was available today after a spout was installed. A total of 202 pounds of water was cooled for use, marking the fountain as operational.
Viewers Appointed To Pass On Damage
Charles L. Morehead of Scott township presents a petition to court asking for viewers to be appointed to appraise damage to his property on the New Castle route.
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Charles L. Morehead
Scott Township
New Castle
Relocation of Sipgery Rock Road and bridge construction
The Sipgery Rock Road near Elliott's mills was moved north due to highway relocation and a new bridge. Land and trees were taken, and a small land area now lies near the resident. Judge Hillebrand appointed Clarence A. Patterson, W. Leslie Wilson, and Thomas E. Weide as viewers.
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Sipgery Rock
Elliott
Mercer County Students Have Good Records
Mercer County Ohio reports high attendance records with 1132 students receiving perfect attendance certificates for 1930 1931. The county notes 1008 students with two to four years of perfect attendance, excluding Farrel Shayon and Greenville districts as independent. Rival prices and rising youth crime figures accompany the legal notice of an auto crash suit seeking damages in April 1931.
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Mercer
Mercer County
W. M. Johnson
W.N. Pollard
Farrel
Shayon
Greenville
GR. Dixon
Irene Dixon
John Marino
James Reed
Bil
Aged Woman Marian Love Dies in Mercer Pa
Marian Love aged 83 former school board member and long time first grade teacher in Mercer Pa died after an auto injury suffered three years ago. The longtime educator and public servant passed away at her Mercer home.
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International News Service
Mercer
Marian Love
Considerate Father and Clarence Clash Over Discipline
A fragment shows a father urging restraint as he plans punishment for Clarence. Clarence replies that the beating will hurt the father more than him, while suggesting the father should not be too hard. The dialogue hints at family tension and hurt feelings in a tense exchange.
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Clarence
Pap
Fourth Generation In Same College at Mount Union
Alliance Ohio July 23 Miss Barbara Turkle received her diploma and bachelor of arts degree as the 85th commencement, the fourth generation to attend Mount Union College. Her grandfather D B Cassaday studied there in 1860 and 1870, while her great grandfather helped recruit students with Dr Hartshorn. Barbara continues a family legacy in the same college, with her father Edgar H also connected to Mount Union.
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Cassaday
Mount Union
Hartshorn l
Ahi
See College
Barbara
Edgar H
Mount Keen Te
East Washington Street Bridge Repair Bids Planned
County commissioners announce bids open on July 14 for repairs to the East Washington Street Bridge over the Neshannock Creek. Main work includes strengthening the central pier exposed by shifting water, adding piling and concrete around the base, waterproofing the arch ring, and roadway, curb, and railing repairs.
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County Cammers
East Washington Street
Neshannock
Sunday visits and community notes from Dungannon area
Local station notes record visits by family members to relatives in the Dungannon area. Names include Sharpsville, MeD, Fourmoy, McCracken, Eakin, Hohmann, Wright, and Kennedy's Mill cottages residents with several Illinois and Virginia connections mentioned.
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Wright
John
Velma
Bailly
Ane Raymond
Willard Jones
New Castle
Everett Sor
Mary Margaret
Princeton
William Wright
Simday
William McCracken
Robert McCur
and Cliffers Nance
Ary
Widen Wright
Charles Eakin
Momesad Hospital
Charira TL Mergler
Jane Mary Jane
Waiter Miller
New Gaete
W. S. Wilson
Daughtess
Dean and
Katherine
Dormont
Kennedy's Mill
Rvthin Flack
Princeton Station Communion Service at Oak Grove United
Communion service will be conducted at Oak Grove United Presbyterian on Sunday morning, June 28. The notice appears fragments from a local church calendar or bulletin implying a special service and potential collection or offering details.
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Oak Grove
Special Services In Preparation For Dedication
Special services are planned at the Epy church Guild ahead of the dedication of the new church on Sunday, July 22. The first service will be held on June 28 near Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews on Cours Street, under the auspices of the Court Street unit. Additional services will be held between now and the dedication to build interest in the event.
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Onsit
Epychurch
Charles Andrews
Cours Street
Christ Lutheran Church Outing at Gaston Park Picnic
Christ Lutheran Church held its annual picnic at Gaston Park on Sunday with about 250 attendees. Meals were served by the Ladies' Big Society. Winners in children’s events included Andrew Franszs and Minnie Leonherdt among others. adult contest winners were listed with committee members A Kraft, J Hartfelder, and A Gunther.
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A School of Christ Lutheran Church
Gaston Park
Big Society
W. R. Sommerfield
Poster
Andrew Franszs
Minnie Leonherdt
Jennie Amser
Mabel Gross
Arthur Hartfelder
Mar UN Bartman
Lottie Hartfelder
Mary Shane
Paul Hartfelder
A. Kraft
J. Hartfelder
A. Gunther
Eharge
J. Pronius
M. Leonhard
Assemblymen Honored At Luncheon For War Orphans Work
Barton E. Richards will be guest of honor at a luncheon on Wednesday evening June 24 at 6 30 in S Gaston No 43 American Legion auxiliary in recognition of his efforts in war orphans education. Comrades expect broad support for the tribute and requests to confirm attendance by noon Wednesday.
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Barton E. Richards
Ingissen Te
S. Gaston
Puzallers Cut Eight Squares Form a Square
In Columbus the Ohio State Journal notes a puzzle where eight cardboard squares are cut and four are divided to create a single square. The item hints at a traffic violation scheme tied to shuffies and dandelions dug from taxpayers yards.
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Urallas
Columbus
Ohio State Journal
Zemao Stop Itching Skin Relief Promised
An old notice touts ZEMO as fast relief for itching and burning skin, promising to ease heat and sting, clear ringworm and pimples, and soothe irritation. Mentions antiseptic action and broad use but text is garbled with stray letters and numbers.
Fragmented notice hints at local inquiry and refunds
Solicitor Robert White stated today a local inquiry is underway with PSC and state involvement. He mentions a refund issue tied to recent field charges and a two year period, with eyebrouck unclear. Further details and official actions are pending.
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Robert White
Progar
Mt Germenty Wity
PSC St Ae
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Lang’s Market
Rere
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Armstrong
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Fisher’s Big Store
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Herman Wolfe
NEW Castle Drug CO
E. Washington St
N. Mill St
Paramount
Slippery Rock Road
Washington and Beaver Sts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Welker
People’s Meat Market
Long Ave
Goumwy
W. T. K. Thompson
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Conault
PB. Taggart
Baltimore & Ohic
Pai
Sharpsville
Ae Sheets
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Winer
Visep
Misees
Yvonne Fourmoy
Miller
Harvey Wolf
Ane Sohn Sarr
Salvin
W. Va
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Virginia
Dungannon
Conditaol
Treltchery
Princeton Station
Epworth M. E. Church
Christ Lutheran Church Outing
Puzallers
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