Blame Youth for Stealing Milk Caught at Porch
Mr and Mrs Witherlow of Pennsylvania avenue reported a youth was seen stealing milk from their front porch. Police detained two boys who were in custody. The older boy blamed the younger for the attempt claiming ignorance of the act. The Witherows had been missing milk recently and set a watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Witherlow
Pennsylvania Avenue
Polie
Witherow
Younger
Mrs. Witherow
Local Opinion Favors Hoover Debt Moratorium
Local figures from New Castle including Joel S. McKee Louis B Round Paul Griffith Edward Grotefend and Sol Leff express support for President Hoover's war debt moratorium. They cite stabilizing psychology freeing funds for productive use and potential economic recovery despite concerns about France and reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Hoover
Joel S. McKee
First National Bank of
Lawrence County
France
Louis B. Round
Pennsylvania Power Company
Paul Griffith
Edward Grotefend
The
Winter Co
Sol Leff
Leslie Hotel
Police Seek Gangster Found Not Home After Ads
A newspaper notice notes the irony that police fail to locate a gangster at his home when the target has been publicly advertised for weeks. The item underscores routine street-police searches and media-sparked leads.
Farewell Event for Mrs Rice in Seventh Ward
Residents hosted a surprise kerchief shower for Mrs Rich Rice of the Seventh Ward as she prepares to move to Massillon Ohio. The gathering at the Rice home Monday night included a luncheon and noted guests such as Mrs Ellwood Thomas Mrs William Mulcahy and Mrs S J Messner among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Rice
Massillon
Ohio
Rice
Ed. Dittman
Ortha Dittman
Dan Strahecker
William
Virgil Saiter
Paul Bender
Henry Lighty
Henry Leighty, Jr
Thomas Leighty
John Leighty
Grove Wilson
Harry Calvert
Audley Frost
Ike Bowman
Cassie Cain
Robert Black
Toledo
Sara Kanendeiser
Greenville
Observations In 7th Ward Describe Charming Serenade Event
Mahoningtown residents recall a old fashioned serenade for newlyweds Mr and Mrs A R Mornes on West Clayton street. The crowd enjoyed a horse drawn ride and ice cream pies after the parade. Other notes mention a cherry crop, a pet crow, a notable garden, storm damage, and a complaint about a water fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown
A. R. Mornes
West Clayton Street
Picnic at Cascade Park for Mahoningtown church auxiliary
The M. E. G. auxiliary of the Mahoningtown Presbyterian church plans a Thursday evening picnic at Cascade park with dinner served at 6 30 daylight saving time. Members should bring their own silverware. if rain falls, the gathering moves to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Auxiliary Day at Camp Friendship in Rimersburg
Auxiliary Day Thursday at Camp Friendship Rimersburg Pa invites auxiliaries to bring dinner and picnic with faculty and girls to observe camp work Mrs David Sleppy of Newell Avenue is a camp staff member sponsored by Erie Conference Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Friendship
Rimersburg
Erie Conference Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
David Dave Sleppy
Newell Avenue
Picnic Today For Loyal Women At Cottage Grove
Members of the Loyal Women's class of the Madison Avenue Christian Church enjoy a Cottage Grove picnic this afternoon. Mrs. W. E. Horner of West Madison Avenue has been visiting Warren Ohio for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Women’s
Madison Avenue Christian Church
Cottage Grove
Warren, Ohio
W. E. Horner
West Madison Avenue
Day in town as Ralph Murdock and Reed Miller visit Oil City
Ralph Murdock and Reed Miller of Oil City called on local friends Tuesday, sharing news and greetings during a routine social call in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Murdock
Reed Miller
Oil City
Condition Improves for Mrs Lester Anderson
The condition of Mrs. Lester Anderson, long ill, was reported a little improved Tuesday, offering cautious relief to family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Anderson
Pittsburgh Man Visits Mahoningtown During Lake District Trip
Carmi Hoover of Pittsburgh spent a brief Monday afternoon in Mahoningtown on his way home after a two week vacation touring the Great Lakes district. Hoover is well known in the area, having lived on Highland avenue for years and formerly worked as a railroad man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmi Hoover
Pittsburgh
Mahoningtown
Great Lakes District
Mr. Hoover
Highland Avenue
Library coats new books with shellac at Mahoning
The Mahoning town branch of the New Castle free public library coats all incoming books with shellac to preserve their covers. Librarian in charge says the process happens whenever new books arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoningtown
New Castle
Alice Joyce
Man From West Madison Avenue Called to Warren Ohio
Jack Harris of West Madison Avenue was summoned to Warren Ohio on Sunday due to a relative's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harris
West Madison Avenue
Warren
Ohio
Chicago Visitors Mr and Mrs C McMillin
Mr. and Mrs. C McMillin of Chicago are guests visiting local friends this week. They plan sightseeing around the city and attending social functions with area residents.
Woods Home Hosts Visitors From Chicago
Chicago guests visited Monday at the Sunnyside home of Mr and Mrs Ww Woods. Mr and Mrs McMillin were traveling eastbound on a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cago
Ill
Ww. C. Woods
Sunnyside
Cemetery Board To Be Reorganized In Mahoningtown Meeting
A meeting at 8 p m in the Mahoning school building gathers all lot holders and cemetery supporters to reorganize the Valley View cemetery board and plan a first class condition. Also notes ill care about Miss Alice Joyce and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning School
Valley View
Sommer Family Changes Residence to 210 West Chertfy Street
W W C Sommer and family have moved from Sunnyside to 210 West Chertfy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Sommer
Sunnyside
West Chertfy Street
Pittsburgh Man Guests in Mahoningtown
J H Waggaman of Pittsburgh was a guest of friends in Mahoningtown Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
J. H. Waggaman
Mahoningtown
Evangelist Biederwolf to Lead Grove City Bible School
Famed Chicago evangelist E. Biederwolf will direct music and the devotional hour at Grove City College Bible School from July 31 to August 9. He told college head Dr. W. C. Ketler he would serve for the term, adding national prominence to the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Ws. E. Biederwolf
Chicago
Grove City College Bible School
Dairy cattle show dates set for August 27-28
The Ac credited Cattle and Sales Association fixed August 27-28 for its annual show of pure bred dairy cattle to be held on the association grounds. County agent Harold W. Waha will oversee judges and entries while F H McDowell J D Baker and Robert Dickey manage the three association barns. A flower show by the ladies auxiliary is planned in connection with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accredited Cattle and Sales Association
Harold W.W. Waha
F. H. McDowell
J. D. Baker
Robert Dickey
Cattle Association
Mrs. Irah M. Lewis Elected Director of Almira Home
Mrs. Irah M. Lewis of West Main Street is elected director of the Almira Home at New Castle to succeed her mother Mrs. Loretta Reed. The home for aged ladies reports a waiting list of fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Tackitt
G. A. Rishel
North Liberty Street
Irah M. Lewis
West Main Street
Almira Home
New Castle
Loretta Reed
the Home For
Rotary address highlights Grove City by Congressman Cochran
Congressman T. C. Cochran of the 98th Pennsylvania district spoke at Grove City Rotary during the noonday luncheon. A Communion service for the First United Presbyterian church is set for Sunday June 28 with a preparatory service that evening preached by Dr. Neale of New Wilmington. Dr. Homer Henderson leads the Communion observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
T. C. Cochran
Pennsylvania
Grove City
Rotary Club
First United Presbyterian Church
Neale
New Wilmington
Homer Henderson
Realty Transfers Move Frazier to Gilfillan in Fifth Ward
Isaiah F. Frazier transfers ownership to J Clyde Gilfillan in the fifth ward for $1. A separate quotation exchange notes a man with no hands playing piano and a girl upstairs who sings with no voice. The passage reflects on freedom through singleness and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah F. Frazier
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Fifth Ward
Accidents Reported on Tuesday in Youngstown Area
Police described two separate collisions Tuesday evening near W. N. Aiken school and Highland Avenue. One car with Ohio plate 789 623 owned by Mrs. K A Rhodes was driven by two Negro occupants who fled. The other crash involved Mrs. George Solomon and a car owned by George Houck. right front fender and rock garden damage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
K. A. Rhodes
Ryan Avenue
Youngstown
Rick-Overland
Er Avenue
Highland Avenue
Northview
George Houck
Englewood Avenue
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Harry G. Preston Co
Plymouth
DeSoto
Peerless
Morgan-Burrows Motor CO
East South Street
People's Service Station
Wilmington Ave
Corner
Euclid
McCombs’ Dairy Retail
Seventh Ward News
Mrs. Rice
Charles Dungan
Bill Ray
Mornes
W. C. Woods
Seventh Ward
G. I. Waltenbaugh
North Cedar Street
Jimmie
Madison Avenue
Jack Lowry
Rabbit Street
Mills
Capt
Gorley
Wabash Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Down East
Shellac Books
Mrs. C. McMillin
Indianapolis
Anderson
Muncie
Cleveland
Andrew McKissick
Coraopolis
Mr. McKissick
Charles Dungan and Sons
J. O. Dickson
Edenburg
Yellowstone National Park
Los Angeles
California
NAVY
Ryan Hilliard
United States Navy
A. S. Eberhart
Clayton Street
Newton Falls
R. R
W. H. McMillin
Secure Evangelist For Bible School
FIX
US Fisher
Laurel and Wioods
North
Mercer Street
Kirkman
King’s Delight
Milan
Edwards
Widlar
Edward
Heinz
Jackson
Saegertown
Heinz Pickle
Crisco
Camay
Kraft’s
Rieck
Ato Soup
Strikalite
Gerber’s Baby Food
Wrigley
Rieck’s
Zic
Pearson Street
W. N. Aiken School
George Solomon
Fisher’s Big Store
Long Ave
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