Booze Clubs In Pottsville Faced With Shutdown Edict
Judge Brumm and other courts move to shutter about 300 clubs and organizations in the county unless officers and promoters face jail for liquor sales and lax restrictions. William Gilles of Tamaqua was sentenced to $509 fine, costs, and three months in jail for operating a booze club. A large petition urging no jail was denied.
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Pottsville
Brumm
Jules
William Gilles
Mt To
Gilles
Local Ministers Ordained in Sharon Service
Rev William Oliver Leslie Jr was ordained to the priesthood in St John s Episcopal Church Sharon Pennsylvania. Bishop Rogers Israel of Erie preached the sermon joined by Rev E J Owen rector. Clergy present included Ven Taylor archdeacon Perry Roscamp Tate Harris Keeler Bayle and others.
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Israel
Erie
Ven
Taylor
Meadville
Perry
Roscamp
New Castle
M. L. Tate
Emporium
Charles Harris
Youngstown
Keeler
Cleveland
Bayle
Sharon
Pastorate of 40 Years Is Closed at Beth el Church
Beaver Valley presbytery met at Bethel U P church to mark the close of Rev. J S Dice's forty year pastorate. Dice is released by presbytery after a long term of service. The church is 115 years old and Thursday services commemorated his ministry.
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Beaver Valley
Bethel U. P
J. S. Dice
Bethel
Dice
Johnson
Conway
Patterson
Beaver Falls
Ss. C. Gamble
General Assembly
H. 8
Boyd
Police officer Tyrrell urges drivers to stop farther from crossings
Officer Bill Tyrrell, standing by Washington and Mill streets, asks wagon and auto drivers to halt further from North and South Mill streets to prevent blocking streetcar lines on Highland and South Mill. He calls current stopping positions a traffic violation and urges drivers to know better.
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Bill Tyrrell
Washington and
Mill Streets
North Mill
South Mill Street
Washington Street
Highland
Tyrrell
Poland Man Guilty of Horse Stealing
Morris Goucher of Poland Ohio was found guilty by a Youngstown Ohio jury of horse stealing after a barn break in on the Poland Struthers road. The stolen horse was later found on the Goucher farm and the Shaffer barn was burned to destroy evidence. He also faces an arson indictment for the blaze.
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Youngstown
Criminal Branch of Common Pleas Court
Morris Goucher
Poland
Young Goucher
Hannah Shaffer
Poland-Struthers Road
Goucher
One Yard of Kisses Enough for Her
Mrs. Cyrus Niver the sole woman on Pennsylvania's new censorship board says four yards of film should be cut from an embrace after reviewing thousands of yards of romance and love scenes. She limits kiss content to protect adolescents and avoid harm to youths.
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Philadelphia
Cyrus Niver
New State Moving Picture Censorship Board
Mrs. Niver
New York Arrival Heralds Muncie Diamonds Fashion Venture
Mrs. Charles H. Anthony of Muncie Indiana arrives in New York with 15 trunks of diamonds rubies and pearls and Indiana gowns. She sails on the Imperator to challenge Paris as a fashion center and revive the Muncie label. Her son Harvey M Anthony a Harvard graduate will accompany her and she keeps the jeweled slippers once valued by her husband at five dollars a quart.
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New York
Indiana
Charles H. Anthony
Muncie
Ind
Paris
Anthony
Washington
Harvey M. Anthony
Harvard
Good Behavior Reigns Again in City Hall Report
Mayor Tyler found no arrests last night and no court held this morning. Police did not force overnight lockups as a hotel and city services were unneeded. Harmony street car line expenses remained unchanged.
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Tyler
City Hall
Harmony
Reformed Presbyterian Picnic Set for Cascade Park
The annual Sunday school picnic of the Reformed Presbyterian Church at Oak and Pine will be held Thursday at Cascade Park. Special cars leave Oak and Washington at 1 30. A ball game starts at 2. Children and parents are invited.
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Reformed Presbyterian Shurch
Oak and
Pine Streets
Cascade Park
Washington Streets
Councilmen Inspect Local Streets and Sites in City Visit
Councilmen reviewed Eddy Street Westside complaints Alderman Phil Evans noted, plus sidewalk on Robert Krozen Smithfield Street a Etna Street washout and Crawford cemetery entrance and Lowry Flynn property on South Street. Action to be taken by council soon. Community notices include Slippery Rock township Fourth of July picnic in Armstrongs grove with fireworks at Princeton and a Grange ice cream supper hosted by D W Feree and Fairview Grange with about 100 attendees and Book band performances.
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Eddy Street
Phil Evans
Robert Krozen
Smithfield Street
Etna Street
Crawford Cemetery
Lowry Flynn
South Street
James Braden
Russel
McKee
Cohen
Lehman
New Castle
Thomas Taylor
Slippery Rock Township
Armstrong's Grove
Princeton
D. W. Feree
Fairview Grange
Pleasant Valley Social Notes From New Castle Area
Pleasant Valley social items list visits and calls in New Castle and nearby towns. Individuals include Geo Dumbaugh S. H. Young Ella Davis Elizabeth Young Margaret Frew Merrill Harlan and families, J Norman Hunter preaching at Fairview, and multiple weekly calls among friends and relatives.
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S. H. Young
New Castle
Ella Davis
J. F. Glasser
Sunnyside
Sam Shaffer
George
Ivan Taylor
Elizabeth Young
Bellevue
Philip Young
Margaret Frew
P. Frew
D. W. Feree
Millie
Gertrude Harlan
Merrill Harlan
New Wilmington
Wm. Harlan
Geo. Dumbaugh
R. O. Stevenson
J. Norman Hunter
Princeton
Thomas Taylor
Gere
Denver
Colo
Jemima Shaffer
Harry Wright
Mary
Charlie
Reed
Cheep Hill
John Cartwright
Girl Scout Wins $50 for Heroism
Doris Lippman a Savannah Georgia girl scout saved a man overcome by gas while digging a well. For her heroic conduct she receives a $50 prize from the National Red Cross society in its first such award to the girl scouts.
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Washington
Doris Lippman
Savannah
National Red Cross Society
Communion at Second U P Church Services this week
Services preparatory to communion on next Sunday morning will be held at the Second United Presbyterian church on Thursday and Friday evenings. On the former occasion the pastor Rev. S. C. Gamble will speak and Rev. S. L. Loudon of Mars, a former New Castle boy, will preach Friday.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
S. C. Gamble
S. L. Loudon
Mars
New Castle
Fighting Disease Germs With Pink Pills and Health Habits
Public health notes promote strong blood as defense against illness. Advise Dr Williams Pink Pills plus proper diet, fresh air, and avoidance of disagreeable foods to maintain resistance. Free booklets Building Up the Block and What to Do and How to Fac offered by the Dr Legionese Medicine Co.
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Dr. Williams
Dr.igionee Medicine Co
Sthenectacy
Watters Charged With Violating Blue Laws in Sharon
William Watters of Wheatland faced a blue laws charge after a lunch counter connected to a pie and free ice cream promotion, with investigators noting a bottle of pop sale as the pivotal act. He was arraigned before Squire Thomas and awaits a Wednesday decision.
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Cleveland
William Watters
Wheatland
Squire Thomas
Sharon
Sharon Herald
Watters
Farrell Ministerial Association
Can’t Run Wild On Wysner’s Beat
Officer Wysner of the city force stops a stray horse roaming Sampson street. Henry Kenehan’s livery locks up the animal while costs are posted and the horse is released to its owner this morning.
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Wysner
City Force
Sampson _ street
Henry Kenehan
Marie Del Carmen society to hold Lowellville convention
The annual Marie Del Carmen society convention unfolds in Lowellville July 15 and 16 with branches from New Castle and Mahoningtown expected to attend. About 350 members are anticipated, led by a G. A. R. band from Youngstown and two additional bands, as committee members Pete Proney, Joseph Mello, Joseph Torroe, and Frank Natie oversee arrangements.
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Lowellville
Marie del Carmen’ Society
Orgaization
New Castle
Mahoningtown
Lowellville Order
G. A. R. Band
Youngstown
Pete Proney
Joseph Mello
Joseph Torroe
Frank Natie
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Kell
Mahoning
H. C. McAuley
York
Darlington
Kingan
Europe
Westside
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Pleasant Valley
Girl Scout
U. P
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Horse
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H. M. Berman Shoe Co
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